„*.-. .. j' ■ -.8 ■ V.'1. ^
Halky lloraf*.
If yon have balky horses it is your otfn
fault, and not the lurae's, for if they do
not pull true, there is some oanse for it.
end if you remove tho cause tho effect
will cease. When yottr horse hulks he is
excited, aud docs not kuow whst you want
him to do. When he gets a little excited,
stop him five or ten minutes, let him W
come calm; go to tke balky horse, pat him
aud speak gently to him: and as soon as
he is over his excitement, he will, in nim
cases out of ten. pull at the word. Whip
ping and slashing and swearing only make
the matter worse. After you have gen
tied him awhile, and his excitement has
cooled down, take him by the bits; tun
him each way, a few minutes, as fur n* you
can; puli nut the* tonga-.; gentle him a
little; unrein him; then step before the
balky horse, and let the other horse start
first; then you can take them anywhere
you wish. A balky herse-i» always high
spirited and starts quick; half the pull is
out before the other starts; by standing
before him the other starts first. By
close application to this rule, you dun make
any balky horse pull. If a horse has been
badly spoiled, you should hitch him to
the empty wagon, and pull it arouud a
while on level ground; then put on a small
load, aud increase it gradually, caressing
as before, and in a short time you can have
a good work horse. —[dmericau Farmer.
-a----—
I'lOUts Of PurHliBg.
From the Germantown Telegraph.]
No .small experience and some obser
vation oottvHlces me that circumstances
being equal, farming will furnish as
ample a compensation for labor as am
ple a dividend upoti capital invested as
the common trades which men engage
iu, and even the ordinary pursuits of
mercantile and commercial life. Of
course I except all extraordinory cases
of good fortune, and all muttcr of gam
bling tpeculatior.
The returns of most crops strike one
sometimes- witn astonishment, ami
would if taken as a test lead to the most
delusive speculations. A grain of seed
sometimes returns one hundred fold ;
and this being sown the second year,
would perhaps g've ten thousand fold,
•nd so on in geometrical ratio. Seven
ty busliels of potatoes planted will
yield thirty bushels, or thirty for one;
a peck of corn planted will yield sixty
bushels, or two huudred and forty for
one ; a pound of carrot, beet or ruta
bagaseed will produce six to nine hun
dred bushels, worth one hundred dol
lars.
The 'proceeds in fliese coses seem to
be enormous, yet they are constantly
realized, and that too in many cases at
comparatively small expense. But no
confident conclusions of the exact pro
fits of farming are 10 be drawn front
such results as these, so many untold
circumstances of abatement enter into
the cost, that if these were the only
elements given in the case, the solution
of tho problem would give the most
erroneous and deceptive results.
"We are not to look to agriculture for
any extraordinary or sudden gains, as.
for example the drawing of a prize in a
lottery, or a shrewd speculation in
stocks.
If we will take ten merchants with a
fixed amount of capital and ten farmers
with the same amount, we will find
that at the end of twenty years the far
mers have the greatest increase of capi
tal, and that the increase is more even
ly- divided among them than among the
merchants. Farming is also far safer
and more certain to secure a compe
tency than mercantile pursuits. 1 ven
ture to say that twenty merchants fail
tu business to one farmer, and this
ought to open the eyes of young men
with small capital going into business.
-— ■ -
A Tail. —Twas a karu still morn in
Oktober and whitch is oue uv the fall or
mttnm months'
It wuz the sezeu uv the dying year that
awaykens fi nd remissuess of former mem
eries uv the rekolekshuu uv hi gone date.
'ihe rime came down in a kind uv line
ruiist, in a sad lingeriu kind uv a way, as
if it hated to wet the ground on whitch it
lit, but dident egzactly know wbair else to
go
The fernal breazes uv ottum kep a blow
*n away, tout not tiara tsnun to mow ouck
and 4lli like au ole wouiau the teethaickc.
On sieh a luvly mornin as this,a uiaden
fare, with pensive mood and golden hair,
gated out uv the kichen winder uv a house
in the butiful and romantik Ktait uv Ele
11 oy, gaysed long and well—gaysed and
gaysed, and better gaysed—she gaysed as
if there wus sumthin on her mind—whitch
1 spose thare wus! She wus a nice girl
of medium heft, with a mild temper and a
iron qpeo* hi her left hand. She d bin a
ha kin pancake;; Her eyes flushed and
her busaum hove with emotions uv her
feelings. Suddenly she spoke and re
vealed the cause uv her solysytood as she
says: “Thar, Mam! I'll be dad-dobbed if
thatohl kow of Suiggiuses haint broke iu
to our garden agin!”—[Josh Billings.
A Newspaper.—It was Bishop
Horne’s own opinion that there was no
better moralist than the newspaper.
He says:
“The follies, vices, ami consequent i
miseries of mulitudcs, displayed iu a
newspaper, are so many beacons con
tinually burning to others from the
rock on which they have been ship- i
wrecked. What more powerful dissua-;
sive from suspieiou, jealousy, and an
ger, than the story of one friend mur
dered by another in n duel? What
caution more likely to he effective
against gambling and profligacy than (
the mournful relation of au execution,
or the fate of a despairing su.cide?
'What finer lecture on the necessity of
economy than the auction of estates,
houses, and furniture? (July take a!
newspaper, and consider it well, and it |
will instruct thee."
Another relic of the classic ages was
found in Vermont lately, belonging to
Julius Csosar. from the fact of having
bU nsuit engraven upon it 1
.JBUPJ,' -uu—mj—e
TEH EYCK, SOULE * OO.,
Lunto JtfwIttBh,
A5P PK.4LFRS 15 ,
! FLOORING, ,
SHIJVGLBG, +C.,
$es Are, Arkansas.
V1TB are manufacturing anl b**ep eea
\\ slam ly on baud, a large -iviVy •f
K't'A £casonftl £tttnbfr.
•
| Of tvcrv variety of timhfV. both RUlrOH and
[ DKK8£FL». Machine matched Flooring, of
Tine and Ofpr*a« ; Ceiling, and a general va
i riety of
Dimension Lumber, Shingles. Kir.
B1LU Ci r TO OBOKR.
Orders promptly filled when accompanied j
I with the Cash.
We have also, in connection with the above. !
| iu gootfruuuiug order, a Hr*t class
COHN NULL,
And are prepared to do all grinding that mat ,
be Neat to our Mill*.
Meal exchanged for Corn
Ten Eyck, Soule & Co.,
Dee Arc, January f, jan5-ly
GKO. M’LARKN. J. RIMS ALLS'*
McLaren & ^Vllen
GENERAL RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
—AND—
I (fommiission pwbants,
AND DEALERS IN
Dry Gods, Clothing, Hits, Boots,
and Shoes,
Groceries, Hardware,
Queentrtvare, tooklntr and Heut
Ug Stoves, Furniture, Etc.
DES AltC. ARK.
N. B.—The highest murkct price paid for
Cotton, Hides, I’ork, Corn, and Country
Produce. jiuill-Oui
r I C TUB E sT~
AT
I.. L. CROSS’
FINE .ART GALLERY,
SITUATED ON UUENA VISTA STREET,
§r$ mrf, §rkiur,5asi.
Where Pictures of all kinds are made, from
small miniature fo life sue Photographs, and
colored with India Ink, Oil, or Water Polbre.
All work warranted perfect aud durable.
The subscriber herein has spared no pain.'*,
or expense in making this GALLERY far sur
pass any iu this Territory, atul haring had
an experience of many years in the business
of Picture making, with the aid of a perfect
set of Apparatus, feel confident that he can
defy competition in PRICES or QUALITY.
PRICES REDICEO.
Having reduced my prices, it places Pictures
wlthiu the roach of every man woman anti
child.
Just fifty ceuls is all the expense,
Of a Picture made of your fh.ee,
And for double that sum, if you quickly come.
Will be made aud puffin a Ouse.
Don't delay this opportunity, for you may
never have so good a chance again. It take.
but a lit tie time and expense to get a
P E II PE C T PICTUR E
Of yourself or friends, aud you never will re
gret it. “Remember the old must die, and
the young may die.” So
“Secure the shadow,
’Ere the substance fade,
Let art copy that
Which nature made.” *
Photographs of Capt. Rayburn, and views
of the towu for sale at the Gallery.
I shall keep constantly on hand a large
stock of Allots, Frames, and Cases, and
all articles usually kept iu a first class Gal
lery.
I will also furnish Country Artists with
Ambrotypo and Photographic Goods, Appa- j
ratus. Chemicals, etc., at Memphis prices.
Pictures taken in all kinds of weather. j
Uid Pictures copied aud made new and life- j
lik. rieas* give me a caH.
L. L. CROSS. Proprietor.
Dtjs Arc, Ark., Nov. 80, 18t>7.
Hailey & ai*ner, |
CASH DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Des Arc, ArkanHas,
Are in receipt of a large and fresh supply
of Hoods; nud having purchased their stock
after the late decline of Goods East, they feel
confident of their ability to please their many
friends and customers, both in regard to
Price and Quality of Goods.
Terras, cash, and prices to correspond.
Dos Arc, Arkansas, June 29, 18ti7.
•,'STa:r,v
BILLIARD AND DRIKING
Saloon,
Bueua Vista Street,
DES ARC, ARKANSAS
ALL kind, of Liquor,, Wine. Brandies. '
Scgars, Tobacco, \c.. constantly on hand !
Don't forget the place to hare a game of Btl- j
hard* or get a ? >od drink.
HOLSIIOU8ER & SAMUELS.*
--—-»
N. II. BABNKTT,
And General Repairer.
WiU repair Old Harness, or make new one*, i
Also, repair Saddles, bhop—opposite “cm*
aicn orriei,'’
i>e* Aye. Ark., May 26, 1807~tf
WANTED
By Wlf.SOX A COOK,
5000 IAunIioIm Corn,
For which the best market price will be paid.
1W Arc. Jan 21, 18*8, >ao4-tf.
Perkin !r Livingston & Post,!
I _ Importrra. Manufiu-1tin rs anil
!
,s
RAIMDA# AM IlIttMlj
’rhiumj Supplies,
► v •
Mio main irr.,
Il«t«ll, *899.'
r. P. I'OBHT, Ar«*nl.
i, *
NOLK .1 OKNTH FOB
E. 0AR7FR CO.'S
COTTON <AIiNH,
pitta* anil Olhrr Horae Powera. I
Ingenioll’s Cotton Presses,
The best I’ortahle Colton Press made ; will j
make a See hundred pound bale by the labor !
of two men. in from fifteen to twenty minute* ,
imi i
STATIONERY AND PORTABLE j
HAW MIIaLH,
Bras* and Sffcan Fittings of All A'inds.
FLOURING AND CORN MILLS
And Machinery of all kinds
3SBT CAS? 07211,,
Bar Iron.
STEiNBOlT Sf PPL1 US,
HARDWARE, TIN. LEAD, COPPER, *t
acptd
OH. FILBERT, Kloiin & Co., hyoui,
Frnnre. •
JV(). A. WINTER. Memphis.
JNO. W. WAI.KFR. Memphis.
FILBERT, MINTERS! WALKER
Wlboltsalf importers,
French, English, German. Austrian,
Belgian ami Prutian
Dry Goods, Drugs, Medicines, Ifardtciirt
ami Cutler;; Brandies, Wines and
Liquors; Calf Skins, Tobacco
and Cigars;
NO. 274 SECOND STREET,
p*!••••*•
octlUif
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WORSHAM HOUSE.
MEMPHIS, mi.
□WING To the decline in previsions from
war pricoe, raising my own vegetables, j
the general economical arrangement of the
house, and close personal attention to bust j
ness, l am enabled to accommodate Triin*
stent lineal# at *3 Per liny, untl
Day Board*™ at *35 Per Month.
Feeling desirous that my friends and the
traveling public should have the advantage
of any deduction that can be made in their
favor, I will simply say thut my table and
general hotel accommodations shall always
be first-class, ami attention to guests equal
to any hotel in the Southwest.
c. B. GALLOWAY,
sep2ICra Proprietor.
MOO It FS & 00„ ti>\N •» HU LFTSOM.
Cincinnati. Memphis.
H. M. FBKGU80N, Agt., Memphis.
3IOOKH5S, (SMITH A CO.,
i>KALfcfl.S IX
Ft aliitr 4k Mine I'liulla.'.ti,
Tanners* and Corners' Tools, India Lubber
and Leather Gm and Mill Land,
and Manufacture* s of
fuddles, ilatrues.*,. Collars, tic.,
342 MAIN STREET. SIGN. GOLDEN STIRRUP
MEMPHIS, TENX.
CASH I’All) rOH HtOSiS,
September 14, 18*57—fa
U H rot A R. II IDI, J A. NRVIL8
ttn.t Point, Ark. Mi'mpkl», Tenn.
It. It. I’OK .« OO.
COTTON FACTORS
A S I)
(iruerai 1'ommtsston Merchants,
\o. 11*1, FROST STREET,
M K M P II I 8 T K N N E 8 S E E
Will give their undivided attention to Re
eciving and Selling of Cotton and Other Pro
duce consigned to then*, to the purchase
uf all ogder* Tor their cits*timers. Ooiton \,c.
sold strictly according to order and re:nit
l^noen made accordingly.
gg^,. All Cotton kcm, consigned* to us will
he covered l»y Insurance unless other wise in
structed
Liberal advances made upon all con
ligncaenta,
rifiVlaf*—Th# undersigned takes this
nr ''Uf of the met?- Is to inform 1 is friends,
i. . ’ bo » fro:. ' nl> . e c:\iid. that he
um* forme* a copfcrt nenhip fbr-the pwVyose of
1 • • an exclns v» cou.rni>>>:» . b . rices
.oinf 'o he tl : ! ! i friends for ail past
tovors,' and a^k.* f n r ttinunnee of the
ia'mo by consignment of thoir cotton and other
prod *,.* •. front • :♦.* dozen egg- tip to one thou
sand bales ot cotton Our Mv. Ni-vil tlms hud
long experience iu the Belling of cotton, xc.,
xnd is considered one of *he';bcst cotton 'sales
men in the city. I pledge myself tbnr all
hinge that may be entrusted to us shall bave
my personal attention and shall be promptly
imi coerectly attended tu, ntui'atriecly account
ed for. As a firm we owe nothing, and we
have entered into an obligation not to endorse
nor accept for any one unless we have the
rollon, Ac , iu hand. That being our policy,
wre will in no case have to sell one man’s cot
!on to pay another man's debt to keep from
[foitijr to prote.vt. Having been a citizen of
Arkansas for the last ten years, and having
bad a large acquaintance in the Confcdnrate
irtny, I flutter myself that we shall receive a
liberal share of patronage, and that 1 shall
yet be able to make a living, and with that I
sin determined to be satisfied.
I am. very respectfully, your obedient ser
vant. U, H. POE.
V..*, 7#S
WKKKfcSB. ftWW&80S6
sE«ri»e BftPttMl.
Awarded the h.jbeel premium at the Kibibi
lion ot the
Ot. Luuit A</rir*Ut>ir<i/ ‘i/n/ Mrthuniatl
Fair, 1 SftdS.
THE WDItLD'S FA IK, LONDON.
AT T1IK
l ltr.%4 11 EXPOSITION, PARIS.
Every Machine Warranted 3 Year*.
(From the Loudon Time*.)
Tin W lim l‘r X Wilson Machine, which is
he one boat calculated tor household work,
lsoe on shot I lea, and makes the Lurk Stitch,
ilike on both sides ot the gouda.
(From the Scientific Amer can.)
We use the Wheeler A Wiiaon, and pro
jounce it without a rival.
St wt for < irmlttr.
a m mnkr a ro.,
ro Jefferson St.. Memphis. Toun., 415 North
Vth Si.. 8t. Louis. Mu.
uiy •s,5, I f*«‘T-1 jr.
MRS. A. A NEWMAN.
*..r*T ms
Mi ls. !~s. J. 1IUOWN,
Is now receiving her Stork of
#;tll Milliiurn tfiootos
t? • ■“ <p
At N*r New .Stort.
No. I j# Mala si reel,
3 POSITE THE OVEHTON HOTEL.
MF Si F1I1S, TFXX
HVMNO The advantpge of a long . Jperi
enc# in tho husmvss. and a Stock of
Hoods entire!. new. bought at the \ erj
OWCal rnlrs, sbo is eonlbl oil that 'he
■an offer unusual inducements as to style,
inality and priee. to her old customers, and
turh new ones an may favut bar with a call.
aoplltf
1. w. I'.via ^ Late of Mlaataa'ppi Couniy.
L. M Buna t IrkiMu
DAVIS & BAUGH.
Cotton Factors,
W Ili.iLfcdA LB AM» BBTAtL
Bitcert and CtMbsUa tkrfluh,
No. 176 Pronl .Sireel,
MEMPHIS, TKNS1UWM
W ill give their undivided attention to Ke
Nrivibg «h<I Celling of Cotton »uU other Pro*
luce conaifiied lo them, ouJ to the puruhtt»«r
►f oil order* for their euviomrr*. Cotton Be.
told alrtoily according to order oud icmii
aace# mode oreordiagly.
All Cotton 4m.« enaoigned to vie will be
revered by mauronee. unleaa eliierviM ta
il routed
Liberal advance* made «t|»oa all ceueign
imu.
Wr hove ear own Worekoue*, eosee»|uen«ly
>ur Coture o.ll be under oar own control.
{September 14. IHa7—■dm
ll a r il iv u h |ntt,
L- C. HARDWICK, rrayrlflar.
aiTCATKU OH
AdHHi!t strrtt No, dl to A §5
llctweeu Set oud and Third.
JEViriUS. TESKOSEL
Till' Popular ilou.c, having beeu
tru ly ttUOilfltd aud arranged, la now
it moat aarreaaful operation, It. Iwa
lon being t'l'Utrai aud convenient to1
iD.inrs. aud to Haiti oadt and otlirr
loinu of travel, make* it a denirabie
topping place tor ali flailing the city,
['he
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Vud Farmer* w ill find it to their ad
■scutage to stop at tbi. iIoum*. Vrau*
ie.it .are reduced from #8 to *2 60 par
lay. Monthly day board >30.
C. L. UAKUn ICE.
••pH-tf Fropnotor
Stewart, ©Wynne & Co.
Important to IPurdiatsers!
PRICES TO SUIT THE«TIMES!!!
We de»lre to call »lie attention of Farmer* SWrctiaat* to
. our Large and General Ntack^omlntlnK In part d« follow*:
D1T b _M1 H0SI0HS.
CARPETsjiND RUGS,
CLOTHING-,
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
'softs ASS SHOES.
HATS,
IK'S AND BOY’S, A LAltGE ASSORTENT.
Iruufes, Valises, ffiarpet flags, Radies’
©ompauions and Satchels,
QUBEN8WAIIE,
Lamps and Goal Oil.
Stationery^
: FURNITURE.
hardware:.
SADDLERY.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN’S, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT.
STOVES AND [TRIMMINGS.
TIIVWARE, '
Castings and HoIh>w-Ware?
■W o o deji-'W are,
PLOWS, COTTON SCRAPERS, COTTON SLEEPS, CORN SHELLERS,
CORN MILLS, OX AND HORSE WAGONS, Ac., Ac.
OUM BELTIKTO,
PAINTS A.1STI) OILS
Sash, Griass d$ Putty.
LIQUOR S,
Our stock was purchased from Manufacturers and first class I'ealerg. thus giving
us the advantage of the best markets in this country ; and we hope by low .prices and
strict attention to business, to merit the patronage so liberally extended to us in the
1 past. All are invited to examine our stocK and prices.
STEWART, (tWYAAE & (JO.
V II. We pay the highest rates in cash, for Cotton and Country Produce, and
in.i ko liberal advances to persons who wish to ship to Memphis, New Orleans, or New
York. «. O. & CO.
Pea Arc Arkansas, September 28, 1867.
UNT B W GOO D S!~”
A VERY LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OP
NEW AND DESIRABLE
JUST RECEIVED AT
V. *A«S8 & sirs,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
sut h us tlpntaa, Alpaca Lustres, Black Alpaca Merino*. London
Mohairs, Mokalr Lustres, Coburg*, Saxony Agatba Strip**,
• Kiel. Puri* Crepe Eugenic, French de Roulalx, French Me*
rl no. saxony Plaid, Scotch Plaid, Mou**elolno Delaine*;
u very largo variety or Ladle*’ Cloak.* and Shawl*,
Operu Flannel*. White and Red Flannel*, Llaseya,
a large and very One assortment of Blankets,
Black Silk, Ginghams, n One assortment of
White Good*, all of which will be sold
VL7.T LOTT, R30A7DL3SB 07 OOBT FR10SS.
A LSO—A fine assortment of Prints, Bleached and Brown Domestic*, Table
('loth. Toweling Balmorals, Furniture Cloth, Velvets, Cotton Stripes, Mar
mil, a Quilt*, lloop Skirts, a fine assortment of Woolen Coverlets; aud a very
la,-it- stork of .leans. Tweeds, Casinets, Elmira Cloth, Kersey, Amencan
I'will. and a tine assortment of Cassimere, Broadcloth, Doeskin. .
saddles aud Bridles, Shoes and Boots, Shot Guns, Rifles and Pistols, Cut
ler, Pocket Kuive*. Butcher’s Knives, Carving Kuivos, Table Knives and
Forks. Tea snd Table Spoous. Spectacle*, and Shaving apparatus; a fine
assortment of Umbrellas and Meerschaum Rlpes; a large variety of Woolen
Opera Hoods. Shawls and Breakfast Capes, Knit Coat* for Misses and Children,
Ladies' Hat*.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
eat bargain* iu Clothing.
NOTIONS.
Onr stock of Notion# is large, and consists of a variety of dress, pant*, coat, vast
and shirt buttons, spool cotton, fla* and silk thread, floas, serpentine braid, atar braid,
silk crochet braid, worsted braid, edging, inserting, laces, magic ruffling or aH sites,
dreat card uweel aod bugl* trimming of all colors, silk ribbon trimming and a large
assortment of belt and bonnet ribbon; french flower*; a fine assortment of crewel; Imcn
snd cotton tapes skirt braid: Ladias and Gents’ pocket books aud companions: pho
tocranh albums aod a large assortment of combs of all description*; toilet soap and
uu turnery, french and Jews harps, spinning tops, marbles, china and wax doll*
p cket mirrors, work snd shaving boxes; a Urge assortment of Ladte* collars and
f .tia t.lk lis.o thread, ktd aod cJtton glove*; a large assortment of hosiery, suspen
ucr* euibroidemd. iineo aud silk handkerchisft, cravala, totting, crochet snd sewing
ur*( Una* Shetland shawls, taooy walking bastjuaa; melton cloth and silk dusters,
eh** > rbvi l s Lsdies hat* and trimmings; white embroidery, skirting, insh linen,
,lt u . ms Lucy •:is bonnet*; itationery, acoordeons, violins; the roman, german
,„.i u. .11 v.ol.n anJ guitar string*; brushes of all description*; musqutto nets;
trunk*, ss idle# and bridles and saddle wallet# . 1
Hsvii.g purchased «ut Good* tu the best market*, and when they were et^tteir
lo„,. if., wn oan aud will sell as cheap as any bourn in this part of th# country.
Git# us * anil and see tin, and axamina Good* and price*.
F. OATES Jt BRO.
Dm Am. kthmm, 1. l**f —
DOW-8.
CLIITIIKS WASH**
—awd—
'universal wringer
I
*
THE BEST A5D CHEAPEST
9^in0 glarbinf
|
| m EVER INVENTED.
)
SAVES TIME,
Serves Labor,
SAVES CLOTHES!
! warranted to wash perfectly.
1
r
I
: PIUC’E— Uniform—$25 for Family uee
$28 for Hotel use,
Complete with Wringer.
_
^ f U»* O.ILL tit I
!
WHEELEB, PICKENS & CO.,
So le Acute for Memphis and Vicinity.
BEND FOR CIRCULAR.
W3BLER, PICKENS & 00.
—DEALERS i.V—
WOOD AMD WILLOW WARE,
BROOMS, HR (SUES, ETC.,
330 aia Street,
MEMPHIS TENN.
Special Attention gives to written orders,
j octlO-Iin
' fV*0. MITt'HKLJr. J. r. UOTFitAX.
ttwMAKT MITCHELL.
Mitchell, Ilotrman 4 Co„
MAJiUFAC'Tl'iiERS OF ALL KINDS OK
FURNITURE,
— ANT DKALEHr IN
Carpets, Oil Cloth*, Curtains,
Looking Glasses, Hair, Moss, Shark and
Spring Mattresses,
No 308 Main St , 1
& 36 Monroe St., { Memphis, Tens.
September 11, 1867—ly
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L. ROCCO & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
And Manufacturers of
Confectioneries
STICK AND FANCY
€A£t$b&M3,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY. t
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Furnished Fresh Daily
AND G UARANTEED P V R E
290 & 292 SECOND STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Send for a Catalogue. aep21-6n»
WM. OHO ILL. O. L. DENISON.
EDMUND OROILL. A. B. MNEAR.
0RG1LL BRO S & CO.
Impoi tart and Dealers in
^srcbtoiiirt, <|otIern,
Mails, Castings, Iron, 8teel, Tackle
Blocks, Horse Shoes, Boat Spikes
French Window Glass, Gar
den Seeds Feed Cutters,
Belting- and Packing, Horse Powers,
Reaping, Mowing and Threshing
Machines, and everything pertaining
to the HAliDARE'aud AGRICCL- i
TURAL. TRADE, at their eld stand, j
No. 318 Front Street, cor. Monroe,
ol»-3 MEMPhlS, TENN I
GOSS HOTEL,
DEVALL’S BLUFF, ARK., !'
*!• LI- Proptr.
Would respectfully announoe that he has i
opened a First Class Hotel, at DeVall's ,
Bluff, Ark., ami is now prepared to entertain < \
gueaitf. His table, at all times, will be fur- I
uislied with the beat that the market affordt, 1 ]
Tk»t IS also a Good Stable att2acbed. J
Grr* him a call, s«pt 1-tf. 1 <
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CITS
33 003ESL
AND
JOB OFFICE
t b* HOW IH
OPERATION!
ALL BINDS Or
BLANKS
FOB
Sheriffs,
•V.' 7
Justices,
and Constables.
on IjantL
... and . .
PRINTED TO ORUER 0\
SHORT NOTICE
AND IN THE
§est ^tnleof grt
AT THE
LOWEST RATES
R. Cr. MATTHEWS, Late of Lewi*,
Matthew* & Co.
(’apt. .1.1. ALEXANDER,.Late of
Friar's Point, Mis*.
Matthews & Alexander,
Manufacturer's Ag'ts for Sale of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
AND GCXKAAL
Commission JHrrchiiuts,
No. 272 Second St., Ayres’ Building
Opposite Court Square,
MEMPHIS,.TEVXESSE,
POIt I4I.G. w agons. Plows Pet ton
Preiiei, CeUon Ginn. Uorw Vt»w*r*. Feet!
.'utter*. Threshing Machine*, Headers an.I
Vlowera, Corn Shelters, and PUntai »<>a !n>
dement* generally. Ami a Urge »t«ck «*f
Machinery of all kind* Sun nary ead
Portable Steam hrtgine*. Sa* MdU, Gr ■
Mill*, Wood and Iron Working Machinery of
irvry description. »«1 l ♦ *«
TAYLOR’S
AGUE REMEDY
Contains Neither Quinine, Areetuc,
)r any other Poisonous logred. n Tb • oa
ly safe, pleasant and *#ec»ual raft far
MILLS OK btewtow PE«i.
[T i* to knrinleae that CbiUirta can take
will* perfect safety Gu*r*i *ed 'o tievi
t permanent cure in #»ery t#>". Cites it a
rial and be coil * meed oi it* efhcary It i*
•'Commended by most f'diitm I . cub*
?sr sale by J. M Muru^j, thm Arc
SDWl* M0XBI8 & CO , Proprwwr*.
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