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DR. LUKE P. BLACKBURN,Office : No. 361 Main street,
(OVER FALLW DRUG STORE.)
A. W UIOWT, L TV M CISICK. WRIGHT.
M KldHT, KrKlSlCK A rVKlfiBT,
Attorneys at Law,the Ktt Williams Block, Soi. a aasl 4,
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MARLAND L. PERKINS,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY.
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J. B. WA&SON & WM. WA8SON,
DENTISTS,rrinoved thetroflloe to t heir oli stand,
HAVE u.elrirniior,o. S18, alani street,a tt
HINSON & SMITHXI3XTI8TS,
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Building, withid attention to bii patroim'or Cue Cly's lnteient while
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J. H. McCLCKE,Ar.hilA.I Anrt KnsinAi-r- .
JOHN K. WINCHELL,
ARCHITECT,317 Second Street.
and speetnrattona for allPLANS of private and public buildings fur-nished on Fhort notice.
Reruodfllng of old buildings also attendedto. H pet linen of work can be seen at tbeotflce as above All kinds of building opera-tions superintended in person. nov2i "lm
TORACCO AND CIGARSi". C. Fabtzk. B. Frank HAaBitRT.
Late Vernon, PArtec A Clay. Memphis,
PARTEE & HARBEBT.
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,AND GENEKAX.
Commtislon Merchant,14 Monroe aMreef,
Bet. Main and Front, MEMPH1H. TENN.roan Advance, made on Consignment,
aagelni. Rope and Supplies rurnUned.ocIO wtniAdJm
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PRIZEH ALL, CASH.nere are two Htate Drawings each day, and
two Drawings each moutb.Drawings can be seen two hours alter pur-tina-
of ticket.One-ha- lf the Tickets are Friaea.Frtaes psi1 an day of purr haw.T Aets II 10 T&k seeordlng to Hcheme.l'nteef1 tolJUUilUO, aeeoruiog to Hcbeuse.Frtnclpal Agent, Gfcy. W. AN VOAIsT. No.
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Cotton and Tobacco Factors,OEKERAL COMMIflSIOW
awl Forwarding Merchant,o. 254 Front MtrtMN,
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'OTli,f Yokohama, Japan, special of December
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6th. reoeivtxl at Han Francisco on Jatiuirv 1 iivr f tin Tl'nrviwi nf laiiati lm- - rn.risrnesJ lila govitiuiug powera into thehands of tbe Mikado. The government.f the empire will henceforth be carried
on undei Mikado by a Council ofDaattaOj
There are many rumors afloat oftrouble at the ujtr nolia of the empire.Home aaaert that the death of Stair.Yalbhe haa taken place, but il la not gen-erally believed. The inland aea willcertainly be opened to foreign oommerceon the tlrxtday of January. The I tiltedState Minister, with aeveral of his ool- -
league, will proceed there, to be prea- -ent on the occasion. On their arrival alarge naval force will be preeent, in caseof trouble.
The openiug at Jeddo is deferred untilthe ti; t cf April next. The new portto be iened on the west ceast of theaanplre hi Neagata, as named in the orig-inal treaty, but the harbor of that plaue
unsafe for foreign shipping comingin, Ebisunlto, on the Island of Bodo,thirty miles distant, ia to be made a portof entry instead. This port and harborare to tie opened the first day of April.T",..i v.... .on I . ,aiu.- - , 1. I kin l.lt.n ......
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do, and it is feared that they will routeto Yokohama.
The Herald's Hong Kong special, ofNovember 2(5th, rHa San Francisco, Jan- -
uary ls-t- , say : 1 have to report the deathnf Mr. II. L. Canfield, consul of the
' lTnitel States at Foo Cboo, which tookplace on the 12kh of October.
Gen. Van Valkenburg, United StatesMinister in Japan, was married Novem-ber 2oth, to Mrs. Kchager, widow of thelute Raphael Kchager.
Commander Jas. T. Watklns died onboard the steamer Costa llica on herpassage from Yokohama to Shanghai,fnni. injuries received trom falsing downa hatchway.
The demand for arras and ammunitionha been good since the receipt of thenews of the abdication of the Tycoon.
The banks of Yellow river in theSbangting province have .buret at somepoints, and the entire country in theneighborhood if submerged, and inkanawa fears are entertained that thecity will he submerged.
The United State Minister' at Pekinwas to leave in a short time, to Inspect
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all the port open to foreign trade.Advices from the foreign portiou of the
empire say that the Imperial troops havesustained several severe repulses from theNienfo, who took fix camps and captureda battery, organized and equipped at theHong Kong amenai.
Owi.ig to the failure of the crops, greatdistress prevails in the extreme north.A mission school and chapel havingKeen opened ty the Uible MissionarySociety, the Bishop of V ictoria was pres-ent at 'the exercises and took part in theservices.
The natives in Canton use the fact ofthe granting of Hong Kong gambling-hous- e
license by Christian authorities asan argument against the missionaries,with superiority over the foreigners andtheir system.
The latest market review states thatthe import trade in cotton fabrics is very-dul-l
; yarn active but low ; gray shirtinglimited ; white shirting and fancy cot-- ,ton, no improvement.
I KO.tt YVtSHDVUTO.V.
W An ini.To!, December 31.
Tbe statement of the public debt willbe published 011 Tuesday, January 17th.It is reported thut there will be about$o0,000,0li0 in itod on hand at the begin-niu- g
M the new year. Out of this are tobe paid about f:u,t)00,(WKI to meet tbeinterest on the public debt ; the principalof the bondsof 1967, maturing on tbe 1stproximo: the twenty-fou- r years bonds ofMCI the semi-annua- l interest on thebotwia of ISM, and the semi-annu- inter-est on the s.
Senator l.,r 11 addressed the Soldiers'and Sailors' nntoa of this city last night,on political topies. He said tbe issues ofthe next campaign would be the samethat they bad em since the commence-ment of the war. The Repuclican partywould represent the rightfulness of thewar.
Tbe Democratic party would representthe rightfulne of the attempted seces-sion. The farmer would contend for theright of C'ougrt - la restore loyal gov-ernments to the South, while the latterwould contend fur the unconditionalrestoration of the rebels to power.
Cniigress will settle the financial question satisfactorily before i's adjournmentand leave no weapon of that kind in thebands of tbe Democrats. He favoredthe paaige of the (rending bill to stopcontraction, and expreased the generalviews on finances contained in a letterpublished by him a few months since.
He believed theexpeuses of the govern-men- tmight be greatly reduced by a re-
duction of theartnyand navy, especiallytbe lattr, which wa much larger thanwas needed.
In the BMM of his apeeeh be alludedto the proposed purchase of St. Thomasan unnecessary and unwise.
The 1'resident has under considerationthe propriety of seeding a special mes-sage to ( 'ongress relative to the destitu-tion at il it-- Houtb, and suggesting thatsome legislation may be had to relieve it.He proposes to accompany the messagewitlj tbe ofllcial reports ou tbe subject re-
ceived from offlcora of tbe army and theFreedmen's Bureau. And the measures
j discussed is that of making a direct appro-- jprialiou by (Topgrees or effecting a loan.If the president conclude- - to send in amessage be will probably not submit any(ecific plan of islief.Gen. tiillem was in attendance at tbe
White House yesterday, to confer withthe Kxecutive'reniec'ing the affairs ofthe Fourth Military District, to the com-mand of which he is assigned as tbe tem-porary successor of Gen. Ord. Gen. Mc-
Dowell will not be able to assume comujatiil for several months. Gen. Gillemleft for Mississippi last evening.
It is announced that Gen. Shermanwill remain here until about tbe middleof January, for the purpose of getting upbis report of the Indian Ptace Com i.
He says the accounts of theIndian war have been greatly exaggera-ted, ond that the war was principallyfought in the Lewspapera and in Con-gress. The cost of the real war in theWest was very much less than has beenrepresented.
The internal revenue receipts y
show a much more healthy condition ofthe revenue than has been exhibited forseveral months past. They exceed onemillion dollars.
Tbe Postmai-te- r leiieral is now havinga revision of the affairs in a large numberof postofllces throughout the countrymade, it being the time foe the settle-ment of the semi annual accounts of thePostmasters with the Department. Inmany offices the business has greatly in-creased, which eiug shown to the satisfaction of the department, the salaries ofPostmasters at such offices will be in-creased. In other offices, where businesshas decreased, a corresponding reductionwill be made in the salary of Postmasters.
The President has signified his inten-tion of being preseut at tbe 8th of Janu-ary celebration to be given here by theDemocracy. All the members of theSenate, (ieneial Grant, also GeneralsHhernian, Meade, Hancock, and othersof tbe army, and Hon. George H. Pen-dltto-
Charles O'Connor, Governor Sey-mour, of Connecticut, and one 'hundredand fifty prominent persons have beeninvited.
lien. Baste filed y in the Admi-ralty Court a hi;-- ! of information on Ad-
miral Farragut aud the Western Gulfsquadron, as it existed in 12, to recovers bounty of two hundred dollars perman, under tbe statute, for the destruc-tion of a small force of rebel vessels infront of Forts St. Philip and Jackson, onthe 2Kd of April, 18tt. The libel prayedthat a monition be Issued 10 all partiesconcerned to Bhow cause, etc. Tbe courtdecided that the monition be issued, incompliance with the request.
Several members of the National Dem-ocratic Committee, Belmont, Chairman,authorize the announcement of ameeting of tbe committee InWellington un the 22d of February, asheretofore. The probability ia that Cin-cinnati will be designaUtd as the place ofholding tbe convention notwithstandingstrong efforts aie being made by rivalWestern cities.
Thad Steveos is again indisposed, buthis physician thinks be will be able toresume his seat In Congress on its re-
assemblingGov. Morton's speech last night is
accepted as the policy of the extremeV jdfoals for tb'fcseeHenttal campaign ;
a id the forthcoming speech of SenatorI oolittle, in the Senate, 'tis said, will beai 1 iuspitaiiou of the Preeldent'suandIt iiniK tbt may be placed In their hands,tl will rind that w shall attend to
:ir interest a well as any tiperial Agent thativ could employ.
st Kind ol llalmor irroasU Sclititen.rn , tn Conpetmay and Kellabtlit?, refer
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General William Tkcumshh Subkmanneeds no commentary, other than theparagraphs which follow it :
WASWISOTOK, D. ( .. liac. 18, 1SH7.
Men. a U.Burhrldte, Lexington, Ky.Dear General; I now have the
pleasure to enclose you a copy of the let-ter I addressed you on the 21st of June,1864, when you were commanding iuKeutucay, sutiject to my oners.
The instructions contained in that let-t- er
were commands to you, binding onyou under tbe articles of war, ana forwhich you were no more responsible thanfor the execution of any other order.alone am mpowtible, rim 1 have nofear but my orders were ngntand appro-- !priate.
1 hear tbe people of Kentucky blameyon for your acts under my urders. Ifso, they are very foolshould be thankful that you were toolenient.
I recall with pleasure your early effnitsin the cause of our couolry in ISfil. You '
were one of the first Keutuc klaua to takeup arms in defense of our common na- -
tionality. I remember you, also, when j
commanding a brigade during all j
tbe operations at Vicksburg ; aud alsowhen commanding in Kentucky while Iwas engaged down in Georgia.
For these services you are entitled totbe thanks and gratitude of every well-wish-
of his country, aud I doubt notyou will yet receive them.
Very truly, your friend,W. T. Sherman, Lieut. Gen.
The following paragraphs are fromSherman's instructions to Bckkriduk,dated, Mid. Div. of theMississippi, Big Shanty, (ia., June t1864:
Of course we have recognized the Confederate government as a belligerentpower, b'lt we deny their right (0 ourlards, territories, rivers, coasts and na-
tionality ; Admitting their rebellion andthe right to move to some other countrywhers lands aud customs are more inaccordance with their own ideas audprejudices.
Y'our military commanders, .provostmarshals and other agents may arrest allmales and females who have encouragedor harbored guerrillas and robbers, andyou may cause them to be collected InLouisville, and when you have enough,say three or four hundred, I will causethem to be sent down tbe Mississippi,through the guerrilla gauntlet, aud by asailing ship send them to a land wherethey may lake their niggers aud make acolony, with laws aud a future of theirown. If they won't live in peace in sucha garden as Kentucky, why, then we wiilkiudly send them to another, if not abetter land, and surely this would be akindness and a blessing to Kentucky.
These letters prove General Shkrmanto be utterly unfit to bo President of theI uited States: and if tbe Democratsparty desires any support for its nominee,he must be, we think, some other man thanSherman. At any rate, we recall allthat we have ever said in his favour, andsincerely hope that neither he nor auyother man of the same reckless anddespotic and Inhuman nature may everbe elected President of the United States
' York and Paris I'nsliloiis for Jiliui- -arv.
A new idea ia so rare a thiug that itdeserves special nieDtioD whenever acdwherever it is found. This particularidea, however, is not quite new, exceptin the made in which it has been carriedout, but still in the abxence of anything j
better, it will do.It consists of gaslihr. exhibitions in
I lia ilait tima I,,, n.nmttibnt ml!im.r .....I '
modistes.Hince bonnets became small, tbe profits
upon them reduced, ami the large num-ber made by ladies themselves, 1: hasbeen common to associate dress-makin-
with millinery in all tbe large esutilish- -ments, especially as with the introduc-- 1
tion of gored dresses, came the almostabsolute necessity of employing an j
artiste, at least, to cut and fit them, and,as a consequence, the profits upon dress- -
making increased,as those upon millinerywent dwn. The association of thesetwo department" proven a most fortunateconjunction iu these difficult imes, audrenders gaslight exhibitions very effec-tive.
The usual method i.t to exclude everyparticle of light from the larKe and ele-gant showrooms, arrange complete cos-
tumes at one end, and dress oouuets,bridal vails, wreath?., head-dresse- s andthe like at the other, with figures inopera, evening, street, or indoor toiletteseverywhere. The rooms are then bril-liantly lighted with gus, and cards of inviution having beeu previously sentround, are thronged all day by ladies,who are frequently tempted into anextravagant purchase by seeing the fulleffect of a complete evening costuine.
Among the uovelties displayed at oneof these exhibitions was a mantcau de tacour attached to a rich evening uress ofwhite uuwalered metre. Tue manteauis a long square train, one nod of whichis laid in plaits across the back of a low-neck- ed
dress. The trail is from one totwo yards long from the bottom of theskirt, and requires considerable skill andadroitness to manage. A trimming ofrich lace is usually added to the edge,which enhances the cost some hundredsof dollars, but, in this case, the edge wassimply scolloped and bounded with whitesatin. Tbe lining was also white satin.
A costume of rich green faille (a thicksilk with a fine cord) was much admired.It was trimmed with a flounce of whitepoint applique lace, headetg. with a rot-lea- u
of green satin, a wide sash of lace.and a lace shawl was draped about tbeshoulders. The price of the entire cos-
tume as it stood was one thousand dol-
lars. The new French sleeve was at-
tached to this dress. It reaches to theelbow, where it is slightly gathered onthe inside of the arm aud a lace of fringeattached which falls over. It is calledtbe Watteau sleeve, and always accom-panied by a square body low or cut out ala Jmpadour. Long white gloves areworn with this sleeve, which only leavesan inch or two af space upon the armvisible.
A new method of ornamenting a dressis to drape a scarf across the front of thecorsage and allow the two ends to fallfrom the right shoulder, forming an openRoman sleeve, made in white merino,bordered with gold, the point endsfinished with gold tassels. The effect isdecidedly classic, particularly in con-junction with the gold Greek band,which is now the most fashionable orna-ment for the hair.
Rut tbe taste for ornaments is not byany means confined to tbe classic andantique. The most absurd fancies pre-vail, and a design is valued not for itbeauty but for Its eccentricity.
Tbe broad sashes, looped low, andoften used to tie up the overskirt or tunic, ou the left side, or at the back, andnow passed through enormous gilt orvelvet cevered rings, and, the being anobject, huge furniture rings are resortedto, and rings made of wood and after-ward gilded or covered with velvet.
To tbe small rings of fire-gil- t keys or asingle silt key is attached in imitation oftbe ancient housekeeping method ofhanging a bunch of keys at the side ofthe drees. There is something profanehowever, in adopting as a caprice offashion, tbe insiguia of anvirtue. Chains and cbatelains are also,worn, the former consisting of not leasthan five, from the ends of which areuspendud a scent bottle and a bunch of
enlarged "charms." The wide sasbends which descends low on the skirt arenow made of either piece satin, silk orvelvet, and are embroidered upon theends with the mon'-rra- colors orcoat of arms of the nearer.
The cbatelains are a much older in-
stitution. It is several ueaaons ainaethey were introduced and this friuterthey have beeu again revived. Theyconsist of a sort of pouch of silk, satinor velvet, embroidered and suspended bytwo embroidered bands from the waist.They hold the scent boUio and tbe lacehandkerchief.
A new style for morning is made ofVienaese leather, and consists of belt andchatalaine ornamented with very smallgilt or steel nails. Keys, small vesselsfully rigged, jockey cat mounted withsporting emblems and the like, are tbelatest Parisian inventions for ear-rin-
and tbe desigus are embroidered in thecorners of tbe pocket haudkerebiefs.
Very new handkerchiefs have centersof unbleached cambric, aud wide hemsof lilac, red. violet or blue, of coursethey are only used for morning or indoorwear. Handkerchiefs for the streets areembroidered with crest, monogram ordevice, and lacee are used for tbe even-ing, with only the smallest center ofcambric. Such handkerchiefs aa theselast are not intended for use. A finelady employs it like ber fin and boquet,as a means of fascination and not as avulgar necessity.
Allusion has been made more thanonoe to the difficulty of procuring ladies'c.flidy made clothing even In the largeI'Oiee. Kstablishmenut for ladies outfits.'"je advertised and talked of, but tbereliae none where complete outfits of differ- -
It grades or even of one grade can beRuined at once and tbe price immedi- -
ely aacerUtned.
GiWork im New Zealand.
Olaga ( New Zealand I Witnett. Inthe arrival of two emigrant
, (.tips saya:st" The female doniestm servants wereSI engaged the day after their arrival ut30 to 86 per annum. Thn demand for
servants Is o great that one tiun--i Jed ano re would readily find employ -
Co,. JI. Y. uiisnt lf ,hy W9re avaUabS.fttlti Of mi Ztr ' tuulturai laprirtrs oy . ttio
i demand, and wl spar annum
res agrl-shl- p
wereXX to
DAILYMEMPHIS, TENN.( FRIDAY, JANUARY 1868.
ish.forsomeofthem
"Headquarters
Enouncing
INSURANCE.Three-fourth- s or tee froflti Ketiraed to
the Policy Holders la the
Georgia Home Insurance Co.,OF COLUMBUS. OA.
INCORPORATED IKtf.i
Cash Capital and Surplus, . . I4M.M0
IBERAL COKDITIONB EQUITABLEJf j Hues, and Prompt Melilenvnls. Parties
iisnrliig In nun company will get their pro-portion nf prod is in Scrip, whioh will ctHken at par vaiueon renewaia.
MOOKK A WM', AgtnU.H Madio jtrent--
MouthernLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE KKMOVKOTO HO. 17 MADT30W STHBl'T.
AT THE ANNUAL KM RDM OK THEttockboUlers of the
Soatnern Lire Insurance Company' Memphis, held on th 3d instant, tbe follow
nig named gentlemen were unanimouslyeaotel Directors for tbe ensuing year :
It C. Brlnkley.Araa Woodruff,0. f. NrrlH,L. Howes,P. B Willi,i. W Kraxer,Jacob Waller,
A.Gwyn,
Hpencer,Porreet,
aniHcotent meetlnitoi the Directorfollowing oUt'ier were unanimously1'iesHentVice PrelldeuUrtecreiaeyTreasurer
nt
UNITED STATES
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
IDIOBK,
Capital In,Surplus Asaeta,
at Hawley,
W. niudulpk.H. Catbcart,
A. Coleman,
T. Randolph,
Hherwood,A.H.Sebali.
sx
Davis,W.O. W. McCarn.
N. .
H. De BeVolne.
theelected :
KMBRINK
and TaTK,MA V,
F. DAVId.
OP 11 Alpil lt, IM.r.
Cash Paid- -
R.T
.lohuWm.lieu.TheJaa.John S.Phi lip
Sum. ThO.V H.
C. C.
H.
AI
, W Mn'lR.C.8AMBEN
.
II
- $250,000S105,892;58
Board of Directorr-t- ,(Elected 18C7):
harlee Morrll,
Booz,
Oilman,
white.
LEV
novas
July,Dean,
John J. Abraham.HopkinsRichard Fonder,11. T. Moiton,Ja- - O. Hauiitay,iRobert AsBero.'t ,
Astin Turn'mll, Jr.,Caleb B. Hynes,Alfred Ray.
li. CROOK, Agent,27W Main street.
ii : sotoInsurance and Trust Company
OF MEMWdia,ufflceiu Company Building, No. 48 Madi
son street.
OAPITsAsL, $300,000 ! !
Board of Directors :
Wm. M. Pnrrtngton, W. B. Oal breath.John Johnson, C B. Church,J. J. Rawlingn, C. - weyer.
W. B. Qreenl, .
WM. M. i A K K I N t TON, President.J. Q. LONHDALR, Secretary.
This Company Insure loss by Plre,Marine and River Risks. sea
H ERN AN DOINSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 17 Hadlaon Street.T'HIS Company Is now doing a (ieneral
Business. Its stock i.. owned byoar city merchant and bus.ness men. Its aimis to do a safe local business to the advantageof both the Company and the Policy Holder.
8. B. WILLIAMSON, : : : President.BKX MAT. ::::::: Secretary.
DIRECTORS x
A. VAOCARO, B. H. DUNfiCOMB,d. B WILLIAMSON, M. L. MEACHAM,HENRY LAIRD, E. MeDAVITT,
D. H. TOWN8KND.JylOtf
IN S U RANC.Fire aud Marine Insurance.Home In8iiran.ce Company ofAssets.....Security
YORK.10
Insurance C'ompanvOK NEW YCKK.
Asse'a. l,0O2,7O 3
Enterprlfte Inanrance CompanyOK CINCINNATI.
Aaaet . .11,000,000
Putnam Insurance CompanyOK HARTFORD. CON'N.
Cash Capital
William
Praukllu
against
NEWS,7So,503
jmm0mwell established reputation of these
Companies for prompt and honorable deal-ing, and their large cash Assets, commendthem to the favor or Business Men and Prop-erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, foreither rlrenr Marine. We represent no com-panies but those duly authorised by Htate andlo-- a! laws. All losses adjusted and paid at thisajeucy.
vredenburg & Sylveeter,OeueTal Insurance Agents, No. 11 Malison
sireet iuii siairsi. Memphis, Tenn. nov 21
Ninety-Sixt- h Semi-Annu- al Erpoae,
Total Losses Paid, : : $21,271,1.72 57.
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
IlHrtiojt Conn.
JULY l, leer.
ASSETS AT MARKET VALUE :
Cash on hand and in bank l51S.S0ii 39iUiai Estat 248 WS 02Mortgage Bonds 6B6,x0 00H.iuk KIOCS 1,20(1,400 00I u:ii Msis. Man- - ana i ny rttock,
and other public securltlea. 1,981,36(1 so
$1 660 038 ZT
Leas liabilities, claims not due andunadjusted 377,668 ti
Net asset R273,36 8!
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.ar Agencies In all the principal cities and
towns tn the United States.Applications for Insurance will be premptly
attended to. H. A LITTLETON X CO.,unvV Asents.
p Ha: NIX MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1 lartl'or.i. Connecticut.
S. D. H'CLURE,No. .'vi lain btr-tet-
, Bethel Balldlog,
MEMPHIS. TENS,osnkkal aokrt roR
TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS.
FII.ICIES valid in any part of the Unitedand the Southern portion
of South America, dutihg any aud all seasonsol the year. ocK daw tf
J5TXA LIFE INSUBANtE COMPANY,
OF H AKTfORD, CONN.
Assets, over Mia and m Hall Million
IiHI policies on all the dJOerent1 sud at as low rates as Ssfety and frudencf
forwill Justify. Takes a note Hair the Pre-mium, thereby yon get double the amount olInsurance with the same sum In caah spent luall Cash Companies. Call and see it advan-tage, odered by the Agents at 22X Madiseustreet,
ocl Am MOORR A WEST, Agent.
For H.exxt.a l f very desirable Kesldence now occupied
JL by Mrs. Ells Proudflt,Situated on Central Avenue,
Two mile from the city, rantalnfng Plv Acre,fonrofwnlch are under cuitivmttun. BUltablefor an elegant Market Garden ; dellgiiirnlHead and Apple Orchard, One Well of water,together with all necessary Also,ioar MILCH KOK BALE. Tbe aboveprojrtirly will be rented for the ioUowiug yearto a good tensut. Foi further information ap-pl- v
on I tie premises, or todec37 lw DAY A PBOUDriT.
JT. W. Jall V Co.,Wholesale and ReUll Dealer lu
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,PINE TOILET ARTICLES,
VYB STUFFS, COAL OIL, ETC.'!HE Y keep lb liest quality of WINES and
1 LlstUOKS for medicinal purposes,Small prottt and quick
plans.
COWS
iBBBffJB, daafl i r
LOOK OUT FOR SANTA CLADS
VOW THAT THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. s will soon b upon as, we take this methodor Informing our numerous friends and patronsthat our
POPULAR CONFECTIONARYIs again filled from " turret to foundationtone" with tbe targest and choicest assort- -
ikEUl)lS,WECTIO.ERIES,
CHRISTMAS TOYS,FIBE CtttCKERS, TORPEDOES,
And Kverj Article In Hy Line.
J. SPXOHT,
COTTON - - COMMISSION
STORAUB, FOgWABDlSU COMHISSItt.N.
J. C. FORRES Sc CO.,04.45117 front st. and 40 48 Filton tt.,
HW ORLEANS --AGeneral Commission i ercbantB
FOR the sale of Cotton, Flour. W bisky. Core ,and ail kind of Waatern Produco,Having an Internal Hondcd Wun.
boum, we are prepared to handle " Whhiky "and " Manufactured Tobacco" In bond, tansoffering nperlor inducements to ahlppera oftone article.
LI beralad vance on all oonurnmenU.r. i. attwood,
Lal of KfllottA (Jo.
ASOKBSON,
ATTWOOD A tVDCRSON,
General Commissionaan
Forwarding Merchant,AilB dealers In Hay, Corn, -- . Bran, Plonr,
Baoon, Lard, WhKky, etc.
Conaignments Solicited.2 Promenade Street, fJOt of JeYersoa
decA-l- MEMPHIS, TKNN.
C3
C9
piles furn
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a)H H09
CO
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ttfl
KH
K. W. PRICK,Late or Eastport ,
novt
J. L.
P. H.
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9o.
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5
B. TRWDWKLL,Memphis, Tenn
PRICE TREADWELL,
Wholesale Grocers,0. IS 1MO STREET,
Lee Bluck, Bel. .Haiti aud t coul Streets,
MEMPHIS,decS
TENN.
I. 1) LAWUXCt. OEO. W.GII.MoaS
LAWRENCE, CARTER & CO.,
GENERAL'COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Xo. 2?2 Front Street,
VKIiSEB,
KEKPHIS, TEKH.A.
VERSER HATCHETT
Cotton Factor, and Commission MorcaaAts
320 Front Street,MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE.TAOGINU. Rope and furnished .to cus--U LOiiers at lowest market prices,
see dawtf
:.!.-- !
Stanley, King& Smith,
Cotton FactorsCOMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 272 Front Mret.
a. MACKICK 5 1
O
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&
KINO.
ETT,
&
Ties
SMITH
auT dawnee
S. M. WEBB & CO..COTTON FACTORS
AJTD
Oommission Merchants,Let Biock, Folon St.,
Bet. Krout St., and Main St., Memphis, Tennno7 dawaaa
ANPEBaosJ. URI7FIN.
ANDERSON & GRIFFIN,
COTTON FACTORStteneral Oommission Herehants,
No S76 Front Street,(Reom 4, XIMfUll
e20 3m
H. CASH,
Herbert
HATCH
stairs
COTTON AND PRODUCEFACTOR,
Commission and Forwarding
MI.RCHA.VT,
Front Street, stem phis, Tenn1OClJ tf
ft
a. c.
AJTD
J
Bell
H.
j. sal.:.
rp
R. T. R. 8.
No,
No. 3205
WASH. 8 TAYLOR- - R- - A. COLE
TAYLOB, COLE A CO.,
COTTON FACTORSAM-D-
General C'ommlHslon Merchants,No. 11 Monroe St., bet. Main and Front,
Cooper Block, MKMPHIS, TENN
Bscslng, Rope, Iron Tie snd other Sup
se::i im
oS
A
V
lm
r.
shel a; Lowest Market Rates.
R. A. PARTIK, ED. V. St'QKHEK,Haywood Co., Tonn. Panola, Miss.
R. D. Partbe, Panola Co., Miss.
PARTEE. MGEHEE& CO
COTTON FACTORS,AND
General lorn mission MerchantsOOOPEK BLOCK, Xenroe Street.
Liberal Adrances Made on Ccnsipmsnts.
referring to onr card as above, we wonldIN that In the future, aaln the past, we willgive onr beat attention to the interest of ourpetrous on all consignments made vis. Thatwhile our facilities are at least equal to any,THE USUAL CHsROES WILL BE MADE,and we pledge ourselves that the resu.t to theplanter on ail business intrusted to us shall beas favorable as from any other house of eqnalsiaudtnsr. or from parties who may oroooae totransact business for lues thuu wa fcssl we rujustly and safely arrord to do. ocS-.i-
F. W. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton FactorsAND UENERAL
Commission Merchants,278 Front Street, I
entering upon another commercial year,IN the experience of the past, fraughtno in many viciisuuucs inuiuent to
changed system of agriculture, and for whichmost of our planters were Utile prepared, re-sulting in heavy loss to planter and merchant,a an xperiment tried, we shall adopt a rlkldcash system in onr buslusas taking no risk,and making our sales prompt upon receipt orconslgumenis, remitting proceeds with a littledelay as possible ; hat in all cases obeying in-structions of shippers, and using our best en-deavors to promote the interest of our patrous.
Onr arrangements for furnishing Supplies,Bagging, Rope, Uunmea, Orocerlo and Provlatous are such, that we promise to furnishthem at our lowest market price, and make Ita much, or more, ta your Interest to orderthrough us, than to purea see tn person.
Hoping to receive your patronage and lnflnen, w are, reepeoiiuiiyoc2 3iu
J.
W. 1RTINE A GO.
Board in a Private Family.nPHE subscriber having several vacant rooms1 In tils residence No. 477 Shelby street, willIxiuni and lodge a lew families.
S. M. ASHE,decS tf Office No. 2M Front street.
House and Lot for Sale.WILL sell, at private sale, If desired, or iI not sold st private sale, will sell at auction
On Friday, January 8. '08,At 10 o'clock In th morning, a lot of groundon Second street, between Jackson and Ala-bama, Kurt Pickering, being known aa lot No.87. together with a one aud UX) storyHouse therein. The house contain Ioarrooms, with a passage sit () feet wide, runningtue entire depth. Two of the rooms downstairs and two up stairs. Attached to the horseis a Kttehen, a Cellar, eetuented and olios ed, aCtsteru Jind &thle, with room for six horses.Kverythiuv new and complete --Jiatt h in .
bn built t his year, rta house Is Insuredfor liaxt Terms of sals easy. Deferred pay.ment scoured by deed of trust on the psop- -
ertv. Title guaranteed, for icruiet ii'iuiBP ITON1
APFEDUCATION!
THE DESOTO
A NKiHTJ with thief o
HE8HION,ege, 1 tin
tlcal aawella-- ncientiflneocsKaie to fit youngcharge of the dutiesbook-I- per in a mardent goes through prof lournallzlnK, ,,unclotting hi buoki, aud tance sheet, an he woTiila process Is renewber of times, till he bithese operation, andthem, as If he bad ipLIn t he 'one lng Dons
Tkkms Eormonth, Pi ; three month, CD.
StouosrapHy.Thij and b
Uati: to the pablic oKymii 8D 1 ita'letit.
apply 10 .lithours of bushwestern Publis
Th Night Hand closes at
deel
ixlvar.
commences at hall-pa-
JOHN TOVKLL. Princigau.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.(Formerly Ht. Imtsxtum.
Rev. . H. KORD, LL.D., President.J. DUI'REK Professor ot Uutgnage.
, Professor Mathematics.JACKSON P. CRAWS, English Dapartmaot.
SetHloD Opens MuBdaj, September Kail.
Trmw pb SBSSIOH or n v nosm.-- :
Senior Class, Including Latin, Greek a: dMathematics. ki 00
Junior, Knglish Branches, smtlp and tjreeAOram mar SO iij
Primary Department 00in advanea.
LAW SCHOOiMEMPHIS CQLLEIiE.
FHK Law IcpftrUiieu: of tbe Me i. puis Cnl--
Ie6r will ooa on lha FIKT M 'BAYOCTOBER. The follow. uk geDtUmeti com- -
priae tht Faculty :
Conntltotlonal Uw .. Un.Keal Frterty4PI?adtn H u
AtBtttv
COUBSE OF STODV.FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLA A months
Walker's American Law, Kent's Cvumanta-rtes- ,
Biaiiop on Criminal Law 4CamlL r s lilvtory of Law Suit, Stephens PleadingsSECOND SESSION Or JUNIOR CLASS 5
mouths.Parsons on Contracts, Parsons oa Nutea aud
BiUs, (ireenleaf on evidence.FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adam's Equity Jurisprudence, Adaru EquityPleading. Kedfleld on Wills, HUliard oa Sort-gage-
Parsons on fartnersnips.SB ;o-V- SESSION, SksNIOR CLASH.
Washburn on Real P. opert-y- Taylor on Land-lor- d
and Tenant, Angel, sz Ames on Corpora-tions, Story's conflict o' Laws, P.trvms oaMaritime Law, CouEUn'a U- - S. Treatise.
Recitations and examination, each day at 4
o'clock. Moot Court ory --ach week, audCourt once eaca month, pros! ci fad over
by the Professors all luetner.istodents permitted uiemerany I'tacs. hnt no
Diploma given except to those going Uirvug::whole course.
Terms Biiur Session, payable In advatsoa,.ntranee Fee, 95 per Session.
All Student of Law can attend rieoof chargethe Lectures of the College, uicioulna Lecture,on Elocution ard eapUnaiton of Latin andFrench technicalities by the Prtaident
Arrangemeau will be made .to ocard andlode Students at t3S ier month.' AnHicarioi ssneuld ts3 msde early. el)
PATENT MEDICINE.
MRS. JACKSON'SQueen Bess Complexion Was?!.
rpH E following certificates, selected from nun--
dredsluthe possession of the protr-strefi-
are con dd en tly to the public
MRS. WOLCOTTH CERTIFICATE.tlLiscT, Id.. November 1
MBS. Jackson, Dear ilaaam- - It ts withpleasure that I certify to yon, that seetn i oneof vour circulars, which coniaiaed cenincsiefl
plexlon and teeth were ;and essences ol flowers,when used accord i"r towotst and most dimcul:month, ctnker of the stopecela. Kor sc.ofulousboth Internally and extwDear Madam, seeing thtster, a fifteen months,cough for seieTal roontwhat ttie doctors tUl whiand throat being lylngtrieil everything for i
of, all vo no purpose, Iyoor oil for the mmpl'
use qui'eone bottle, andsUte to you that it has cnow as well and he rt? alife. I give you this, mywill publish it, that thtimay be afflicted with aittons may at once ret a I
Bess." for I feel sure the;relief. Tours
your QueenAnd Immediate
MRRJersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
MR WM. Ft. COLLINS' CERTIFICATE.
HANNIBAL, MO., August 22, iSljd.
Mas. Jacksoh. Dear Mmdam I am mostto inform vou thstater having sufTr--- i
more than three years with what some peJl nursing sore mouth, or canifer of it
moutb and throat. I tried venous remedieshut found nothing to do me auy g KKt until Ib,ard of your oils for theteeth, called " Queen Bess.tie. went accordingtbaDkful t say 1 1
HoDirg vou will pisufTrrers may be bi
itnY WOLCOTT.
dt
(in ul ;
siou t
;
an?
rI
a
5,
of "
nd
lours respecuuiij ,
MRS. WM. B. COLl,rN3.
Aricvts Wantxil Male or Female. In ewarvtown aud county In the t'nlted Slates, to introduce this celebrated preparation. Agents arenow making from !!. to fstiw per month, clearof i xpenses. Applicairnns for agencies c .n I emade for the present to Mrs. Jackson, ft'. (0Whltemore Hnnse, Adams strfet, betweenThird and fourth, Mciipbla; or loth manu-facturing depot. No. Ill sixth 'reet , St. Louts,Mo , either In person or by letter.
nor? it
rrr
N offering OL'S BITTERS to the SouthernPublic, ire have no hesitancy to aassrVag
their superiority osrr any Northern production ta our markets. In their derlsamcnt tbejare purely Southern compounded with apedal adaptltnde to tbe various types ol
atomaclj darangemeat prevalent u onroil ma's.
ctior-"- .
It la a gentle stimulant to tuesyuto: afiiiundergoing a severe Ulness.
Pike
harjDV
It Is a care for Dyspepsia.It assists Digestion.It cores Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.It la a preventive for CI til and Pevera.It Is ah Invaluable companion for person
traveling at all seasons oi tbe year.
bruly
cr
It Is a Hoata enterprise, sod possesses, truemenu
ear Sold everywhere.O. H. EBBXRT ft CO.,
Sole Manufacturer.Depot. No. 6 Howard's Row,
labia tf teil-- . Tenn.
IN
SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.
PARALYSIS CAN BE CUREDjr I fully and freely Invite all Pbvslctansft and students oi Mtdlcine of alt iichools
and also everybody else to come and l xaouneOnr Invention of a PORTABLE KstUAUi-i- U
We have demonstrated the faot that iu Paral-ysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, IMeura gin,Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, w'.(Lungs. Weak Backs. Weak,Stlnsud SiirnnkenLimbs Curvatures of tbe Spine, and other Spi-nal arfecUon, nclailea, Rhenius lim HVja.."--- 'standing. Spasms, Kpilensy, Paisy, sr.' Vitus'Dance, Derangement et the Mind. ProiapenaUteri, Obstructed Menstruation with all ibetroonromltunl disease, Im potency aud ai: kiuasof Weaknesses of the generative Organs, canbe cured.
Testimonials from hundreds of th,test Phy-sicia- n
and cltlaens of this nation.M KMrtiis Txns., Uecembcr , IA57.
navtng acid all my right, title and Interest othis county of the ttA! ALLieiv to On.SAMUEL OlLJiBKTanil SI U8 T. GILBERT,the latter being a griduate of th JeSre nMedical College of Phi tdelphla, I can fullyand ireely recommend them, as tborouth'ycompeteut and reliable, to all prsoi,s wlslilt gtreatment. ULuROL HAD8tblLD. M. I'- -
aT Drs. OtLBERT can he eonsnited at ti. rOfflces, Not south side of Court sqnar-- i
de5 Lm
PBRUV1A lljV
OICTME XVIII.-NUMBE- R 128BANKS AND BANKINGV. c iifcTUfcLL,
President.J. K. P. Pi i Hard,
T E N N" ESS fSAVINGS INSniuTION,
BErHXLL BDILCIKO,Corner Casart aad Jkln a tree la,
MEMPHIS, : : : : TBNNEBSfc,.'RAoiALT a Oenetai Banking I nslrtai1 leposita, Dltn Ool .aover.u-c- .
ange, Oovefumeat.-t.cu.IUe- -, Wooka, coatan i l ncurret.t Money. OoiiectiOQ wet ary
DIKECTOK8 :
Jso a LsiBs, 1'resl- - w. H. CaaaaT, Preal-de- ct
Uaroae Havuiga dant Marchanta' Na- -lostiustlon. tional Rank.Jaa A. naa, ITealdent P. C. Bnaiu.iMBsoto Bank. J. K. p. PaiTtaLaan.dealt tf
cuiaEiim mWmmu,MUMP BIS.
J. W. i'AGK, Jr--, : : rreakteat,n.J.FitIlK, ::::: CMbler.''. A. OMBEBtt, : Au't raiWer.
3AKI. 1CIXDIKO,C irnir MatilMu tu4 Mala Street.
DOES A Ofc.NP.KAl,EXCHANQE AND DEPOSIT
H U a I N 2 H 8 ;aatALJ ri
Coin, Uncurrent Moneyand Government SotmrUie.
Particular AttroilontiiTea to CelltrtluB.dc22
Wa. a. TBIMi. J0H.N T.rioorr. WM. m. JoasBajrjBf I
WM. H. TRICC A CO.,Banters and Exebange Dealer,
RE Ali ESTATK AOXBTS,BOOaVILLK, M0.
BUY and el I Exchange: Deal la Gold andCoin, Bank Note and Military
spnalt Recei ved and Accounts Keptpoudent; Heal Ktate nougnt andes Paid, arc ; Loans Negotiated uponwr iecunty; Bonds, Stuck. Mercan-- ,
and other Recur.tlea Bought andiommiasion ; Collections upon all
made upon favorable tortusreds promptly accounted for.
our u rvlee to our old fnands andt Ken era. y for the uanaaetioo of anyLi o a Danaing BBSBB
We are, v ery
sale in the Count) .
oc3
ne
IHiUUEntries, naadi,Deer,
THE FRANKLIN
HAVE reaamed buslnefs under the toliew-- hoopmsTiigement :
DIRECTOKS:. Kt mi., N. BROWN.bj. wrTTKiNsoN, malatbbtIa.
L. MEACHAM, ... STEWART,B. MERCER.
Jt.i. Is, BTKWA&T,
(liars joh.ibox, .Pretldent.
receive Djposln.ni scon ut Notes andWlls, transact business authorisedthe charts:.
Corner Jefferson and Front ts.,MKMPHO.
rWLti'S BA.i
ftTI!3MPHI8iNo. 13 Madisoa Street.
$. SJttlTH. : ;
O. k. kHEPHEiID,myiStf
n.l.le.-.- i
i'HE DeSOTO BANKOF MEMPHIS.
NO. MADISON STBEKT.
.'AltES XLSKS. .... TTwHanl.Wt0B, - - ictvpml.e8t
F.tRWOSTM.
EBffll NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,aposttory and financial A??nt
tTnlted StAtea.DAVJS,BRINKLXT,KORRIS.JQHH8TO
J3.
Mill,
umce,
- - TBI
F. 8.O.
0. P. --
T. sr.
B.
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MEMPHISSOMAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
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WARMS,
THE IffllTTAX SAVINGS MM,5o. 9 Xadhon Bt, XeBphta, TeasLEVY, Pres't.LEVY,
S. BORG, Cashier.M. Ass 't Cash.
Successors to Levy A Bore.)
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F0BE16N d DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
Gold. Silver, Stocks,
CoTfTBtBea t aatt MlarellaaeOBS
all descrtptioD of rnnds.received subject to cneck. Collec-
tion .olli and promptly oared for. aul tf
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.No. 998 Main Street."1745 CUR055A.SARTI5 GBirrn,j.j.mjr, : : t
D I R KB:W. OOSORNA,JOS 8PECHT,
CORDES,V. HOPFH1.IMSH,n. a. mkttk.J. P HOFFMAN.
"pecfully
faihler.
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VicesPresldeiit.
C.KOHN,
Bends,Beraritlea
AND Uocomat
mtMoit.rathler.Cashier.
DCTIJJIOEAAMMAN.
JACOB WILLEK.PKEOB.
USYKR.AND. RKNaUi-KT- ,
JtsfTNY.
Collections nwde on sM acceesibUpoints in the Southwest.
Sxehange for on principal citlosor Cnlteel States and oa all prin-
cipal title of drape.au21
sassa.asss.ss.swssaaa.asa.sssaasssawMKBCKK, Joan MTsaB.
Sheiby County. Lata Rlee. WareTali.t, Late Agent
MERCER, WARE & TALLEY,
COTTON KACTOK8.Froduce Commission Merchants,
N. street.ishlngton, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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31111, Orlst Mill and Two SinStands fur BenL
nnders'gne'i oflhrs for rent his larg. es--isoiisnmeni
countv.firl.sL and
oni Hnener. an
Still W1T.h
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JOHN
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,'iHEon rrancuroau s dsyqs, .rsus--Ark.,ooultli:g of MUI,vo Oto stands, workshop aadnew and i stosvi oondl-o- n
synress ilinber can hi- - floated By the bayou tobi milt. Address Measr. 'A'onBsler, ..oy Ao , Dr. t. U. MciiavcH'k, and Briggs A Noron.
aiiNP.Y iICKTN80N.lempRts, Tenn.. Dec M, IfsJT dec26 lw
ANTHONY HOUSE,UITL6 ROCK, ARK.
rrsldBCashier.
BEXBY ii. B0T8P0BD, Preprltor.
Good Fre, and Careful Attention,
SREIS'S HOT23L,IDlXa STREET,
HARDWARE.
PERK HIS, LI Ma ISTO t PUT,
MAUFACTURERS
'AND DEALERS IN
Railiray rolomeats. Car Rnllders' asd tV
SApajllea, Port!.,, and -- tatvioaryInttntg and a.iier. Cere and Floor Mills.CotTn Oio . Pra-a- js and H' P.wers SawMilt an--- , i --.. c ilar flavs. Tin Ptale and M seals,80 Main st: set Msosphia.
mm 1m V. P. coRBY, Agent.
Jaf
H. WETTER 4 CO.,
STOVES, GRATES TINWARE,
A NO HOUSE FUSNI.IHINO GOO OS. ANDManuXaeturen of Plata act Japanned Ticware Copper joi Ware. IS aad IA
FASSMAN'S IRON TIESros
COTTOlN" BALES.
fcW-- i&&rTHS nnderalgDed Oai1 ranaem-nu- . 10 kl :
lies rAenmeratseaecL.In addition to the FAi
and BUTTON TIE.soeifore they now oBar sisteeth SO arranged
theprsssnrebale and iild
ited
KOTO
Cor.
Saw
bestThe.
s trdale extenatr r--y
ta demand for theseSHAN DIAMOWDTUe
rs:vely usedLLIOATCB Tie, with
s'antiy cuunp theremove fiom theUreal alnshave been lakea to aeours taa
are o Ample in their arrange-men 1 uat tey can te applied by any one, tobales of anye'ze. with the satne flaeufty anda rope. In aacnrily-- and'ad tT :f arj.oestlon, they will compare fa-vorably wlU. any yt Introduced.
The advantages ot Troo Tie are now geaer-all- yr-- -. gmW ; pot it is deemed not nut ofplr to m l the attention cf tboee interestaalto th very emphatic recommendation of Un-
derwriters, Captain, and Ownesaand AKent or Sea steamer- - and Selling
pabUabedtn the aewspapsn taNewOr.eana.CHAM3BBS CATTING,
weneral Agent. New OsleanwPot sal by
MEACHAM TREAJiWKLL,HARRIS. COCHRAN A Oi
And other dealers and Grocery Merchanta1'sew nd
DRY GOOD?, ETC.
Ssfrrtautkt H el a.Jim lorfc m i ri!faf?j altajRtttc.Heavr Brown D; w.e- - ties at . eta.Irish rofllnsat iJctd.Alpacas at 0 eta.
' at 10 ' tt.OsBrbers at S cts.B'la'aea at 5 en.10-- 4 nbiie Woo! Biaiilrt8 at M eU.
; Ben's atf br wed Boats at $1 tt.Hfti i Br "San at 15 eta.tVeaieu ' i,ooea, alt t)les, at tf cti.i oa s' 'pool ae itrow Ir.
en's Willie Dhiru. 40 cts.
THESE are the price that STB AT'?. A 3L.Sfsail their goods at after they om- -
uiTa-s- s men
SELLING OFF SALE,asd ft! will takeplaeewhtn their coaMatttorshave go; Jtroogh with their
GREAT CLEARING SALE.As ta t that this will
Before tht? of January .Itxt,And as thsy ar aot
Compelled to Leave Town,they will still bold on to thair old prices untilfurther notice.
Don't Forget the Flace.aTRAUSS & BLUM,
218 Main Street.Next door to Ward A LeOuere' rrng Store.
deel
NEW GOODS!RICE & ENGjEL
224 MAIN STREET,RJC RSCSrVINQ THEIR
FA-LIL-s STOCK
Of staple andShove,
Clotairig and
tc the sale ofand will ail fr
lor all who may favor ua with theirseal
&
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J. Pram, V
J. HARTOHTn.
hereto- -
nriuLslir.ntr.
strength,
nteamboat
alicoat
Llnsfjs
Taread
Firt
Bocta.JTsrcy Dry Goods,Eats, Heady-Mad- e
PLANTATION fttiPPMES.Weaiiopav special attention
Cotton, orders Plantation 'Sup-pile- s
pa-
tronage.
LYONS, PIES CO.,Wholesale and Retail
DsULLXSSlN
DRY GOODS,CLOTHING--,
BOOTS m SHOES BAK !!CM
MsUn tstreaa, iniCsi.A, TXMX.
plantation srrppx taa
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TRIMMING EMPORIUM
JAMBS G. MOFPATT,m Malm St, Sooth or Csloa,
IMPOVXP. OF
Ladles' Dress and Cioavk. Trim-mings,
French and Gerrnan BittonaFancy Qocde, Woticiis,
Zephyr Wcsied,Worsted Patterns,Seal Laoes, English Hornery,
Toys, French Corsets.Maul I the oelhrav
Boulevard Hoop SkirtHAIR GOODS AT N. Y. PUCE.
MRS. L.
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