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BY M'CLANAHAN, HUTTON & CO.
MEMPHIS, TENN.. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 54, 1857.
VOL. VIII. NO. 56.
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NO. R. ht'cLANAHAN, LEONIDAS TROUSDALE,
ffM. M. HUTTON, BENJAMIN F. SILL,
" ' citDsa the itvxx asd rinax or
a'CItAK" A TTA N, HUTTON .& CO.,
TO WHOM JLLLLXTTXHt OS BUSIICCU, OB-OT8ER-
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gether at $3 60 each.
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ber nnk as the order for the sans is attended with the
cash.
fS" AH DiUy subscriptions will x sidered dne and
payable ha'f-yeariy in advance.
vy The feregaiBg terms Bill be strictly and rigidly
adheroJto.
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E3 Tearly advertisers wi 1 be charted extra for occu
pylne span ever contract, aBd when large type Is re
o nired to be nsed. cr the aivertlsement kept on Inside of
MPr.
CJ Tearir advertisers wil be chaisel extra at rernlar
rates for Wants, Ren's, .Removals. Copartnership Ko-
tlces. To CoBslcBees, ft.
J3 TRA!HIE!fT ACVEETISISa 1TCST SE rAID rOB
X ASVAXCE.
3 So advertisement win appear in the Weekly paper
mnvss cr specu eesnraci.
Q-Advertisements to be Inserted in the "Weekly paper
enty, or at trregsur intervals in enner or tne papers, will
ee eaarcra fl per toaare for every insertion.
S3- AnnasneiBiT candidates for State, County and iu
nielpal OSlcet, $5 each, to be paid In advance in every
instance.
r?All advertisements far Charitable Institutions,
Fire Companies, Ward, Town, and other PaWtc Meetings,
to pe enargea nan price.
13" Xarrlaires and Deaths are pvbHshed as news : hut
Obltearks, Tribute, of Respect and Fnneral Invitations
s otnsr aaverttsemests.
JTJ AH Legal and Transient Advertisements will be
chaired br tfee insertion.
3 Xdttorial Xotlces in Local Gaiumn win be charged
0 ct per Use.
S3" Xo detection or variation win be made tram the
fereaoiBg rates.
JfcCLAKAHAK, HUTTON & CO,
IrofesswnaU Carls.
X a. C. LAMAB.... C. R. ilOTT.
ATXORKETS AT LAW, Holly Sprlrgs, msslsslppl.
- aSl-dawtm
G. W. TBDEHEAUT,
-M TTORN STAND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis
jtx. Teran. Otllce in Mosoy c nnnt's aew-Btecs.-tir
..stairs, Frst Rc7. Refer to K. 31. Apperon &. Co., tw
,W. B. Miller.
.-apt-Sai
JJOCTOR. W. C. CATISAOGK,
HATTING permknenUy located in Mtaiphis, oilers Ms
sorvlee. in all the branches of Ms prof ession to the
cttties at Mestpbit and vicinity.
OflSee on Mam street, (West side,) between Adams and
WaaMsEtoc streets, in Stevenson's Bnildingt. aplMin
XOTI'CE.
iTl- SAUNDERS oaice at J. M. SledsjeitCo.'s Drag
IU Siore tritie Pot OfiVc. mar3-tf
Dr. II. L. LASILI,
IT ATE SUffFhraician and Director of several Hospitals
I i in eersaay, mraiber of different Medical Societies
an New Tork. has leeated in the city of Memphis, and of
fers Ms services to the paMie as Phystdan, Accoscfaer,
sad for aH operations in S irgery.
t3 OOce oa Washington street, between Main and
Beeona. octSO
DRS. MOORSIAX & BROTO'.
OPFICKon Adams street. In rear of Jones, Brown &
Co., en Main street. Dr Moorman's residence on
Xcbsos sUeet, between Tance and ElWott streets.
saar23-3a
HOMEOPATHY.
WA. EDMONDS, M. D , (tateof Ho,tkinrville, Kj.)
Homeopathic and Hydrrpathic Phy.iciaB, tenders
fcla prrfessienal services to the alliens of MeraphL..
ResidenceM'adlon street, next to te Planing Mill.
OaeeMadion street, adjotnlng the Advocate office.
.' ters to McCombs St Trtee, J. Torlan&Son, vr J.
.Davie andW. E. Milton. gir22-6n)
VT. O. WEATHERFORD,
COBNSELOR AT LAW, and Real Estate Agent, Naps,
leoa. Ark.
Refer t A. Wright. Rsq., and Col. R. G. Payne, Mem
phia; Judge R. L Carnthers, Supreme Court; R. G.
Eastman, Zq-, Nashville Msier G. A. Henry, Clarks-Tiiie.-Tcnn
, and Gen. T, B. Flooinoy, Desha Co., Ark.
,mar2t-dawly
CHAS. Z. FOSTAINE,
AJTT0RNETAT LAW, Pontotoc, Miss., will attend
XJL. atrletly to all professloaal business which may b
- ontmattd to him in any of the Courts of North Musis
sijpl. feb!7 ly
J. A. MOON,
ATTORNET AT LAW, General CoHectlng and Land
. Agents, for the Northern and Eastern Counties of
Arkansas, SES ARC, ARC
fatfiS-dawly
L O. RITES,
ATTORNET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis,
. Term. OfScs In the Post Office BattdiBg.
AHbulnersentrusledtohis care will Teceive prompt
and faKhful attention. Gil lections promptly mad. In the
surronnding counties of West Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas.
JanlS-dawly
Card.
TAR. SAMUEL GILBERT, SB... has returned to his old
'lAVbomesteadnearMempUi,and reopened his Infirm--arT,
and win remain permanently. He treats tbo fallow-cg-CfaroBtcDiseases:
Cancers, ScrotTuIa, Wbl e Swelling,
Tcsun and Wens, without Surgical operations. He also
'rests all ChronicFemale dieases. Seres of long standing,
TruRhenmatiaa, ByphBls, and aH forms of Mercurial
' DrSG: deem. It unnecessary to say more, aa h ha Uv
tg witnesaea of his amcceas from Maine to Oregon.
decldawly
JAMES M. McneHy,
Grenoral Tmnd SLerozx-t
JACESONPOJtT.ARK.,
TTTII.L attend personally to thelocatlng of Swamp Land
VY Scrip asd Warrants In the Jacksonport and Helena
Districts, staing Land and paying Taxes.
Beferencos.
B Graham. Memphls,Tenn.; A. S. Haey. Little Rock;
R. C. Brlnkley, " MsJ T. Mull, Miss.;
W. M. FolwetL " J. Norton it Co., N. O.J
F.Xne Jr. Oo , " J. A. Rous sean, LaGraxge,
H.'P. CooHdge, Helena, ; Tenn.;
Myrtle k- Moore, " W. E. Butts, LawrtccevlHe,
ABn Pett, Pa I
O. w. B-rd, Jacksonport; Pool IcWatsonacksonpart
d)C27-ly'
K. ti. PAYA'B.
A TTORNET AT LAW. Memphis, Tean. OSes In the
XA'PestOtaee Balidisg, JeOerson str-et. mai2l-dly
J. A. AKDEItSOX,
ATTORNET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. 03 In
Walker's BaUding, over MansOeid's Drag Stare,
Main street. JanlO-Iy
DR. VT3I. HEWITT
TTTILL practice medldae, on the princtpl that there Is
W good in all systems, and none all suQcient. OSce
on Jefferson street. In the Post Omee 'BaUding, second
door from tbe Post OtSce. Residence on the corner of
Hernando and Elliott streets.
REFERENCES :
Col. J. B. Stanton. S. Adams, Ehj., IUywrod "county.
Rev. P. B Bland, Dr. J. B. MaoHn, Fayette county.
E. Somerrltle. Esq., F P MaoHn, Esq., Tipton county.
J. L. Webb, J. B. Ashe, Memphis.
febt-d6tn
SMITH P. BAXKHEAD,
' jM-vTTORNRT AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. Office In tht
JX?oi Offlca Block, oTer Aydlett & Co., third story.
' . Tap!
R. F. L.OOSTEY,
ATTORNET AT LAW. Offlca ver C. W. Cherry 4
Go.'g Jae6-tf
J. -WICXERSnAM..... ............ ...ED. A. SEECIIEB.
WICKERHAM & BEECIIER,
ATTORNETS AT LAW, Memphis, Tennessee. Offlee,
. No. 21 Jefftrson street. Janl-tf
JL. V. mCHABDtOB. W. W. WHEATZXT..M. A n OOS.
Richardson, 'aTheatley & Hiugs,
ATTORNETS AT LAW OOce on the corner of Second
. and Court streets, Memphis, Tenn. ocll-ly
GEO. DIXO
1 TTORNET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis.
. .A. Tenn. Office, south side of Court Square, one door
' irest'of Wallace's Auction House, up stairs.
fcbo-dlf ;
BEN. SHERROD,
A .TTORNET AT IAW, CoTlngtafT, Tenn. ATI bus lnei n
JX'entrustedtohiiearo will receive prompt attentlo.
llyl-tf .
- . D n.UUBOSE,
ATSQRNKT AT r.A."W, MemphiSrTenn. -OfSce on east
of Main strset. between Jefferson and Adams.
Refer to F. Tltns, McEwen, Harris & KcNeffl, J. D.
VUUama, W. S. Miller and Miles Owen, Memphis, Tenn.;
Boss, Titus ft Oa., New Orleans. JtcH-U
$30,000
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
t Cost
for o jSu s oacix:
WE are bow oSering our tsrge stock of Dry Goad-at
Cost tor Cash.
Call soon, It you wish to get zreat bargains and chesp
gooo. riuu a. num.
msy!3 2w
City Auction Rooms, So. 20 Front Row
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
L. JOHNSON & CO.,
XTopriotors,
a. VT. HA2CXA aM JOlUr WINK. Saleraen.
TTTOHIJ) reDectlBlly inform the ctitens of Memphis,
VV tbat they have opened thi dsv, at No. 29 Front Row,
A GENERAL AUCTION DEPOT,
And are now prpare4 to tfe nncsual fseflit es to parties
hivirtr Uertbanriie-. Real Kttate or 2Tr2roes to dispose i f.
We will have Aally als at oar store, and are ifady to
attend sales Hs any part of the city and coantry nrs very
moderate ossii'l n.
We will effct sales at private sate on comrniuien for
anr dertption of real r perfonal property.
We wilt keep a Kegislrr at our Sates Room for Real Es
tate for Sale, Lease or Rent and Nesroe for sae or hire.
Advances in Cash made oo any description of property.
my7-lm
TEW STORE.
X 5 23
VII OLr SALE DEALER IX'
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER FIXDISGS,
Xo. 262 Main street,
(UP-STAIRS. OVER LOCKE'S ATTCTI0N' ROOK,
, TI A3 jat received sixty cases staple Boots ana
I Shoes, which will be soM as low as the samo ar
J tide coold now be pun3iaed lor East. Also a
lot of choice Leather, irhich will be sola very
cheap.
I will pay the highest cjsh prices for Hides, Sheep
skins, Pars. P- ltry. Tallow. Bw-swax, &c ap30-lm
B. W. MORRIS D. C. W1BD.
310RRIS & WAR,
CASH DEALERS IX
jEToroisJo. 2 JJomostio
IP M I'1 G O'O'JPS
Hats, Caps,
AO. 295
Boots, Shoes, &c,
MAIN STREET,
(Ose door south of Monroe.)
spS-Jra MEMPHIS, TENN.
" iARCH, 1S57.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Trunks, Taliscs, Carpet Bags, &c.
WEOLESALE AND SETATL.
BTlate arrivals, we are In receipt of all kinds of Boots,
Shues and Hals, that arc pew and desirable, making
one M the largest and best stocki of floe cnitom;made
work for retail trao -to be Jound in Memphis. Trices
will be low for cash. Call f
HICKS, TERRT St ANDERSON, '
.NO. .10 Klirei,
maf25-dly Opposite Court Square, Memphis.
AT 17SOLESAIE!'
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
fiil OUK strock la the while.sle department
I Is bow large and oompiet. to which w re- ,
Itll spectfallv call the attention of MerchnUc
oolr. Tfci baying f t cash, or satisfactory pi
per, at short dates, wmi una it titnetr .interest to give
us a call before mattactaeir rrcnasea.
C3--WhBMle ReossB Bp stairs.
- niC2S, TERRT H. ANDERSON
No. 215 MaintiSlreet,
sp3 dawly Opposite Court Square. Memphis
J. boko
. JENSY
JAMES BORO ti CO.,
WHOLESALE- GROCERS,
COMMISSI OX MERCHANTS,
-NO. 2 HOWARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
feb2l-dsly .
;Co-Partnersliip Notice.
,fR.MlL10N MeKNIGHT. late of -w Orleans, Bsj
IV I beroaie aMCtatel with a in the Grocery and Com-
nnsfiou Baotfiecs dating from i be lft Inst The stjieof
Ike flrio WW bare-slier be GATES, WOOD SMCKNIUUI
MempMSsFeb. 19, IS7. liAtsa a. uuu
S. 51. GATES..... .A. St. WOOD M KNIGriT-
QATES, WOOD 8z McKNIQHT,
G v o c c v s , V r o d uc c
AKD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 3 UNION STREET, MEMPHIS .
A GENTS Haard Powdsr Company ; Comers' Whtli
JX. Lead and Oil Company,
St. Louis;
for tale of Ur
erpoot Salt
lebl3-116)nn
ENCOURAGE II03IE INDUSTRY.
BORER & iTINKEIIANN,
ASD
CABINET MAKERS,
Main-St., 3d Door uelow union,
ARE prepsred to-fll! all orders In the
House Carpmterlng and Fnrtlture basl
ns. with neatness asddipatch.
Renalrlng and Vanishing executed In
the Lent style.
We warrant all work dune .n our shop.
ftb7-itn
Giv. ss a call.
J. C. JACOBI & CO.,
(No. 32SMaln, bet. Union and Gayoso-sts.,)
Importers and 3!annfacturcrs ol
HAVANA & DOMESTIC
GIGABS AEB TOBACCO.
CONSTANTLT on band a larg assortment orthe most
favorite brands, at moderate prices.
JanSo-ly f.
.T. "VAT ALT &z CO..
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
G M O C M M 8 ,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Or
UPPER COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner of Main and Union Sis.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.,
HAVE always on hand a well and carefully selected
stack of articles in their line, which they will sell at
the lowest current prices.
J3- Orders promptly ailed with dispatch.
JanlS-datw-iy
"J. V. FUSSEUb,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
ASD
General &gent9
ee3-tf
MEMPHIS, TENS.
JOHN B. B0XT0M. .
BOOT AND SHOE
No. 66 Front'Bow,
SIGN OFiTHE BIG HOOT,
' AVEozaaioT-i i f, Tenn.,
A KEEPS constantly on hand, BOOTS ami rr--m
SHOES, of hlsownmake, also of otherK
f manafactareis. He kerps, also. Leather, f m
Sole and UrJper.-Calf Skins, French and
American Shoe FiBduigi, Trunks, Carpet Bsgs andTa
lises, all of which he wl 1 seh as cheap a any In this
market. Give hlu a call before purchaUng elsewhere.
decl9
I. I BEASLET - A. W.LOT1SO.
BEASL.EY & LOVING,
Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants
ASD
G- onoral Grooor3)
NO. 12 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS.
A LARGE stock of Rope and Dagslng always on hand.
Charges Sttj cemts per bale, all other Produce at
usual races. Instructions strictly obeyed, ond prompt
r-Dltaace. All Produce Insured, unlets otherwise In
structed. aug20 dawly
VOSUA5l HOUSE,
Corner of Main, and Adams Street.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
THIS House Is situated In the centre of business, irr
. now flnitbed and In complete order. The Proprietor
pledges b (resell it shall not be eorpa.sed by any House In
the somr west. . . .
route rrxK-f al for the very liberal patronage bcEtowp.
on him for the last two years, he hopes by a street attca
tion to business to merit a continuance of theaame.
ort-tf. J.J. n umuAJii rroprirtor
'ew Hestaurant
OK UNION STKEET.
THE subcrlber reipectf ully Informs his old friends and
ALL the pnbllc that ho has opened a new Restau
rant on union vireet, wneirr uc i. yrctum m
the best Tlands that can be found In the mtrket, served
In the best Parisian styles. Oysters, Game. Steaks, Salt
and Fresh Water Fish, Birds In fact, everything suited
to the finest and most delicate epicurean taste.
Give me s call I have six different rooms for the ac
commodation of Private Parties. I will not be outdone
In any branch connected with my business.
feb20-tf wil- ---
. FOR KALE.
TWO DRATS also two Dray Licenseswhich have eight
and nine months to run. Apply to
. a. ixour.Nor....M. t. coorcn....E vr. leace,
NEW FIRM. .
fTiHK undersigned beg leave to anaounclo their friends
, IQUlQil puutiv iuk ICJ uaio wiiun wya,.u.
ship, for th purpose of conducting a wholesale
Grocery and Forwarding Business,
At Memphis, Tennessee, In the houe reo-njly occupied
by Messrs. Davidson, Kills ft juair, .no. ivu ain street.
They hope by strict attention to business to merit and
receive a Hb.ral share of Datronare.
Orders' ailed at lowest ra es, and cn as rool terms, for
caih. as if the purcha er were present. Quick tiles and
smsl'pr fits wi'l ba our motto Cal and examine our
stock before purchasing. No trouble lo sbow grccerles.
We Intend tomak' it to the Interest of cityoeslers as
well as country merchants to give u a share of their
patronage. FLOURNOT, COOPER-it LEAKE
may:3-atwaw3ra
r.SI COPELAXD. C W.EDMONDS E- W. CALDWELL
COPELAND, EDMONDS & CO,
Deal.rs In Flna
WHOLESALE
Store and Sell
GROCERS,
l Cotton.
Liquors & C 'gars j
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
n-vS-tf NO. 11 FRONT ROW, MKMrHlB.
M. D L. STEWART. WM l.lliwi. a .
JAS. w siau.
STEWAKT, KING & CO.,
Cotton Fuctorss
.TVHOLEf ALE A3tD RETAIL
Groccrs'and Commission Merchants,
NO. FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
-r-inET wri omfanndiveratef nl to our many kind friends
Jb who, daring our brief engsgement In the above busi
ness, have extended to us tneir noerai auu pKium
troaage. we now take pleasure in offering to ihem and
th. mini, r.ncr.llr- t.rv. luortment af GROCERIES
cd ttebest quality and at tie fairest rat s that can be
had lmhe city, ana wim a ujiermmauoa i B1,
r.rtinn tnrt.r io th nnb ic our services in thevarl
oas duties indicated In the above cird; hoping by itrtct
adherence to the legitimate principles of our bulness to
merit a contlauation of that patronage heretofore so lib
erally bestowed upon us. 3, tu.
myl7-dwly -.
ron-LXES s. o. moust t. j. rowLKZt.
FOWLKES, MOONT & CO.,
LCottom Fa ct.r'St,
COMMISSION ME It CHANTS,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGJEFFERSON-ST.,
MEMPHIS, TES.Vi
nTORE cnTTON In a File-Proof Warehouse, insu-
IS tl.w Mnir cent le.s than anv house In tbejcily.
53 Co ttoa In store placed under lnsur.nce unless in-
slmcted to tne contrary.
Vf Cotton consigned to us on cord steam,-ktel and
fliLfcoats eoveret" bv our otien policy of Insurance, unless
nihmlw .Tnresrd In lace ofiBUI of Ladin;.
X3T Orders for BAGGING, ROPE AND PLANTA
TION SUPPLIES solicited from ourTiatrons.
irmitfw ib9 rsloof ihe celebrated " Premium Tay-
Jor Cotton fiin," msnufacturM iy Clemons, Brawn ft
Co.. Oolomtus, Georgia. .
We hsv. supplies of. various sires In s)or, and will
take pleasure In showing them, to thote in want ofa
Gin.- Planters would dot well to-ealland examine thet,e
Gins before pnrbsunt; e!sewnre. ,
w. im them Ihe lKt Gin we have ever seen in
qna'ttles most desirable, -vix speed, light draught and
making a superior sample or union.
mylt-cm rO ljius, rtuuaj a. uf.
TV TR- O. 0.
BOONE, late of IJulsvile, Ky'., h'ts become
i i
xsoeiated with us m the urocery anu u5BBra
BuBinet , dttlcg from tne.lst Instant.
r - MASON, NOKYEL.1W&. BOONE,
OOTTQS PACTO-ES,
GROCERS,
Commissipn & Forwarding Merchants,
No. 101 Main-St., Memphis, Tenn.
B AGGl'NG.-Rope, Jeans, Linstyj, and a general stock of
Plantation. Supplies ropttantiykinTiand. ..ap2S
E. JI. APPERSOS.C DELOAC...DAVIBaS.
E. M. APPERSOIV & CO."
COTTON FACTORS, ,
Commission "& Forwarding Merchant
,- ASD DEALERS IS i '
BAGQIIfG,EOPE?QROCERIES, &c.
NO. C5 FAOXT ROW and 6 JEFFERSOX-ST ,
. ,MEMFHIS,TENN. ,
PARTICULAR attention pSK to Storing, Shipping and
Milne Cotton.
PRATT'S COTTON GINS.
WE are Ageutsjor the sala of D. PRATT'S cekbrated
COTTON GINS which have been so f.vorably known for
the last number of yean. Persons wishing to purchase
are requested to call and examine them. All Gins are
sold under a lull guaranty.
marlS-6a E. M. APPKRSON St CO."
r?- Holly Springs, Hiss., Times ; Greneda, MUs., Re
publican; Panola, Miss., Star; nuntsvllle, Ala , Advo
cate: Tusrambia. Ala.. Enquirer; BnwnsvUle, Tenn.,
Journal, copy six months. nd senilbljs to this once.
A. M. HOPKINS & CO.,
(Succatort to Powell $ Co.,)
Cotton Factors
ASD
CO-ltlllSISSIOrb: 3IERCHA1VTS,
NO. 41 UNION STREET,
sepl7-lr NEW ORLEANS, LA.
i. wilds TEnsoa,
ia,
J VT. A. BttTAS,
( M. S. BBTAS,
Late of LaGrange, Tenn.
a. c. WIL.IAMS.
Late of Panola, Miss. J
YEENOI.-BRTM & CO.
Cotton Factors, Commission and
Forwarum -
MERCHANTS,
No. 0 Front Row, over Meaelinm k Galbralth's,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
PARTICULAR attention paid to Storing, ShlrplagaBd
SeUing Cotton. Charges 60 cents per ale.
53" All cotton sent to us will be coverca j insurance,
unless otherwise Instructed. V
WAKDLAW HOWARD...... WM. T. nOWARD.
W. HOWARD & CO.,
Cotton Factors, Commission and
Forwarding Merchants,
NO. 4 HOWARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS,
DKALERS In Bagging, Rope, Twine. Sugar, Coffee, Mo
lasses, Rice, Flour, Lard, Bacon, Mackerel, Salt,
London Porter, Ale, Wine, 'Whisky, Vinegar, Guano;
Lime, Land-Plaster, and Groceries generally. A good
stock now on hand, and for sslc'al reasonable prices.
3rCash advances made on Cottons In store for sale or
shipment. All Cottons Insured unless otherwise Instruct
ed. Our Open Policy of Insurance covert, all Cotton con
signed to"ns by water; also, the risk of Fire while in
store, unless otherwise Instructed. Our prices for storing
and selling Cottons, the same as we have charged for
y.ars ptst fifty cents per bale. tulySa
T V. AYDLETT .. .jfc. DOtTOHERTY,
A'ev Orleans. Mttaphit.
T. P. AYDLETT & CO.,
CPTT0N EACT0HS
-.SD
FORTTAKDINtJ MERCHANTS,
SO. 88 GH.AVIER-ST., NEW ORLEANS.
- Dougherty" & aydlett,
WHOLESALE GS0CEES
-ASD
COMMISSION MlEltOlLA NTS,
NO 23 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS,
WILL make cash advances on all Cotton or other Pro
due shipped to T. P. Aydlett k Co., New Orleans.
oc8-ly
CUDDY, BROW & 00.,
COTTON FACTORS
ASD OESERAL
Commission IHcrcliants,
35 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS. -
CASH advanna made on all Cotton or other Produce
consigned as above, by MILES OWEN.
Isnll-Sm
B. 3IERKILL)
COTTON FACTOR
ASD
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 5 Monroe Street, bet Front Row &Main,
(SOOTH SIDE,)
Memphis, Tennessee.
P.VRTICULAR attention paid to sale and shipment of
Cotton and other Produce
Bagging. Rope and Plantation Supplies furnished at
lowest market prices. oct23
T. B. NORMENT,
Cotton Factor
Asd
C03MMISSI0N MERCHANT,
MOSBY & HUNT'S NEW BLOCK,
Up Stairs, 17 1-2 Front Row,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
A LARGE stock of Bagging and Rope always on hand.
Ol. JulyS-dawly
M'LLE MANYERS, Parisieune,
WHO speaks EngUrh Cnently, wlihet to give lessons
In the French and Spanish Languages, and also In
Tocal Mnsle. M'lle Manvies wonld he glad to attend
chools, or gi-e private lessons. M'lle M. brings tettl
svrolals from the highest pe-senags In this country,
slrned by Prs.dent Pierce, Gov. Aiken, (S. 0 ,) Senator
Butter, Oo'. Jefitrtoa Davis, Its , which the will be hap
py to 'tab Iblt.
Apply at Jir. uuisiey-s, u'reanuo iirrri, mil uuor m
the late Major Carroll's nsldence, or at tbo HuslcStores.
splO-dtwawU
KlAC SEVILL A. J. CVKSI!iOHA3I
NEVII.IJ & CUNNINGHAM,
DEALERS IN. SLAVES,
No. 171 Main Street, three doors North cf Adams.
mi. wb
sndw
'Kplrof
-and g
we tun iklrlv five llxeiy negroes ror sa.e,
will keep constantly on nana a goxi inp-ta.
f likely negroes, corm-nut 01 etc-,, uoj ',w;wl
iririi. fl?M hand, and houto tervsnts aluel
f which will bi told on reasonable terms, and fully guar
1 1
We will alro Board and Sell Negroes, cb commission,
belne well provl'i'oiorinat uunuc... .y....;
SPRING GOODS.
Great Bargains,
AT
PHUilPS & WHITE'S
No. 233 .Main Street.
WK invite attention to our large simri uj of""
Summer Goods, which we are selling and intend to
sell chesp for cash.
ap7-dawZin
PHILIPS it WHITE.
"WALKER & BROTHERS,
No. 70 Front Bow,
MANOFACTORERS OF CLOITIIXG,
AMD WHOLESALE DEALERS IM
STAPLE AND FANCY
ry Goods, isoois s &uocs,
AREJust.recelvInganarpeaing a spieaam iiwmucii.
r nrfi,p .nd Snramer Goods, to which they call the
especial att'ntlouof Country Merchant t and River Tra
dert. Our facilities are such as to compete with any, and
to underrell a good many. Please cau ana sre. a
marl0-d3m
NELSON & NEWELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS III
Foreign JLtgiuorSs
TOBACCO , CIGAItS,
OLD BOURBON. AKD Kl'K IIU1SHX.
a 1 .-FlT OX-TCJEiatl, JElto.
MASCrACTCRERS Or
Domestic Liquors and Kecuhed iVmskj",
MAIN STREET, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF UNION,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
HATE in Store -
half pipes Otard, Tupuy it'Co., Brandies;
nneiuasiiuon ii".iM
"8 qr. pipes " " " .
k 4t nenersey,
10 " casks Part Wine;
8 " Mtd "
4 " Old Shtrry Wine ;
100 bbls. Old Bourbon Whisky ;
60 ' " Rie '
200 " Rectified "
100 cases Ginger Wire;
300b.IsAIe;
300,000 assorted Clears ; m
T.,reiher with a laree and varied assortment of g?ods
In our line, to which the attention ot tne irauo is rrspvci
fully toileted . ap30-d3m
J. P. PRESC0TT & CO ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LARD OI-DLi.
SOAP AND CANDLE'S,,
Foot of Jefferson Street,,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
VTTE slaa keen on hand COITUS aEKU UIU wnicn we
VV guaranty to auswer all purposes or which LardJ
a.. . n. I... M.!m,il (mm cniMlMitlnilFPi
Ull is urii. no u.v. . . . . . . ... ,
to this cSect. We can sell It ttn per cent cheaper than
LariLQU. afiu-jnT
1 Z, I, BL.&J. J&
Spring and summer
GOODS-.
THE subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to his
friends-and the public genera li ,1b, t he has jnt
opener his large ana careruiiy triecim noca 01 cunn
xna KAAUI liUUUa tuiuu iu in, opiuis. ,u. ouiuuic
seasons, whKh are on sale low to cash or prompt paying
custhmert. For the ladles Eugenia, jtarearetie, ureo
adlne, Organ-iy, B rsge and Muslin Robes; beautiful
plain and fancy ?oult do Loi, Qrgandies, Lawns Bersges,
;. nmrh.m. rid Prints :rlch Lace. Silk, and
Enbr.1 ered Swrsa Mantles ; setHBniton, Maltese rolnt,
andMnsHnSlervrs-andtV)Uars;isiigie, uimpure, iureaa
andctbtr Laces; F lnges, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings,
Glows, Hosltry, Skirts of all kinds, Ladle' Umbrellas
and Parasols, etc
A large lot of Readj'Made Clothing, Cloths, Catlmeres,
BO01S, buOeS, JJSIS, USUauurg., wr,i-u t. vu""
Shi tlng and- Sbeetinxs, Linens. Linen Drills, Cotton-
ades, and in a werrt every thtnr m tne ary gooas line.
Countrv Merchants are offtreU grot inducements.
Call and examine my stock. No charge for , bowing
good, A 0. BLAIR,
ap9.tf "n IW wtrgfc iwr.
Latest Arrivals J !
JsTEW GOOPS !
Wt. am now lu irvcii,. u . yj' w
tifnl and magnificent Spring stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
Consisting In part of
ELEGANT SILKS,
GRENADINES.
PONGEE SILKS,
BERAGE and 0RGANDEB ROBES,
LACES, of every variety.
EXQUISITE LACE SETTS and EMBR0:DERIK3, of
every description all latest styles? ,
A general and comp e'.e assortment of Planters Goods;
Gents Cloths; Plain and Fapcy C.ssimeres and Testings,
of the most approved patterns; Men and Boys Furnish
ing Goods; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes l Trunks, Ta
llses. Carpet Bags, Carpeting and Matting; and In addi
tion, all articles usually kept In our line. Allot which
we propose selling very iow kuii.
Give us a call, and we-pledge ourselves yon shall have
good Goods, and at the lowest market prices.
Tnfforaoii Strcot,
in tketouie occupied formerly by Mrs Thompson,
rli, HAS Just returred with the finest and best
fill stock. of tents' and ladies' BOOTS ani SHOES,
iaLj wh.chVteing selected crpressly lor this market,
he warrants for durability and itte atyle.
at ihe nm- time, he te drrs'hls thanks to bis old p
Irons for past lavors, and hopes for liberal patronage In
the new stand lust removed to, where he will be always
ready to atteud to any work la his line at the earliest no
tice. An early call is s-ucHea.
atS-3m- wji. jui.usit.
Jj-Bnlletln ptease copy.
A. VACCAR0' & CD.,
DEALERS IS
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Wines, Cigars, Fruits, &c,
NO. 298 MAIN-ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
Oct 3I "
"CHANDLER & CO.,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
aroiit ifrtrf, nexf foor to Odd Fellows' Hall.
MEMPHIS, TENN.
T--rr! a T.-Frrtt St X3NT
YORE DRUGS ASD MEDICINES,
CHEMICAVS, Surgical Instruments, Fancy Goods,
Paints, Oils, window Glass, Patent and Botanic
Medicines, Garden Seals, Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars,
Brandies and Wines.
13" Every article told by us -sirrintsd as represented,
subject to be returned atonr exN.. - jnlyS-ly
E. BREATHETT S. B.'kT01.5-
L THOMPSON & CO.,
" (srCCESSORS TO X. R. RACIXE,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Fine UvaiiCUcs, Wines,
Havana Cigar s3
A THE TIXEST QUALITY OT
VIRGINIA TOBACCO
- jtssortod. BraTtdlH, :
JEFFERSON STREET, (Breathett St Stoners Bnlldlng,)
Between Mal i and Second.
TUST RECfilTED Brandies, Henry Mounle & Co.,1810;
J Old Castillon, 1815 v Old Lamonde, 1S20;
Old Hochell, and dlff-rent brandings.
Wines, Chsmpagne and Clareti
Old South side Maderla.Topsr. Sherry;
Chsmpagne, Fleur de Bougy, Criam do ;
Crescent, Olivier, 01 Champertin Bergnndy ;
Old Tleux Caps Sparkling Bergundy ;
Clarets, ChaUux Margeauz, lAtonr Glass Stopper;
Lante, St. Estphe, and other brands, too numeroui
to mention.
Scotch Alt, London Porter ;
Fancy Groceries, kc, ie. feb25.d6m
S3" no'Jy Springs Democrat copy three months, and
send bill to this office for collection.
A. STREET & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OP ALL KINDS OF
RAILROAD CARS, CARTS.
VrfV-eX.GrOASr, dbc.f
Poplar, between Main and Second Streets,
ng!2 MEMPHIS, TEXN.
Laths and Shingles.
BOGERT St WITT are still msking Laths, and are al
ways prepared to supply the public with the best ar
ticle at reduced prices. They are alo making Shingles,
and will keep a supply constantly on hand. MIU on Wolf
ilvsr, abtvt taa Bajtn. JsM, '6-ly
J0n E. HYDE ALEX. WACACLAT.
JOHN E. HYDE & CO.,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants.
agents ren the
llempbis anil New Oileans Packet Line,
AND
'Cox, 33r?axxtxr3.3 Co.'s
Tlirough Line - f New Orleans,
MOBILE AND ALABAMA RIVER PACKETS,
No. 00 Poydras Street,
SEW ORLEANS, LA.
PARTICULAR and personal attention given to the For
warding of Goodi.
References Messrs. if Combs & Trice. Hancock,
Clara & Co, Laval'eUe, Sidney & Co., J. J. Murphy,
Esq Chat Potter Capt C. B. Church, J. J. Rawllngs,
Memphis, Tenn. myll-Gm
W. S. LA WTO!?,.. C. M. DREAREB,
Fromerly of LawtonvlUe. S. O Ot Charleston, S. 0.
LAWT0N & CO.,
Upland and Sea Island
COTTON AND RICE FACTORS,
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
NO. X EAST BAT AND BOTCH & CO.'S WHARF,
CHARLKSTOrS, S C.
WILL sell CotUs, Rice, Flour, Wheat, Corn, Naval
S ores he.
Having an experience of twenty Ave years In business,
we Kd.ractpe atilectti.n to all who pitrontze us.
Frooipt,personal attention given to the forwarding
department.
REI-EREKCES non. R. D. Trevllle, Ex-Llent. Gov.;
J. H. Shepherd. Esq.. of Ihe firm of Shepherd & Mc-
Crary; Jas. Tupptr, it. Master In EqaHyi Hon. W.
Ji GnyiotfjTIx-CoIkctor and Ex-M 0..' Charleston, S.
OP Rev. H; TJ, Dutfein.Gfm L. M Ayfr, Bsmwell, S.
C. Gov. C. J Mr Donald, Judge T Slock., Georgia. E.
G. JauJoa, Esq., Dr. R. G. Mays, Florida. Joseph
Ramsey, Esq., Tenn. W J- Davie, Memphis, Tenn.
msy3-uiy
C. N. AVERILL,
Recemn, Forwarding, and - .mmhEion
?A. &E NT,
(SUCCESSOR TO T. STESIIOCSE 4; 0.,)
NO i nAINK STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
T) EFRRENCES John CaMweU. PresM'nt S. 0. R. R
Jt, Columbia. 3 C; CoI..J. A. Wblteshles, acd H. W.
Mtsstngak!, Chattanooga, Tnn ! Gir.;w. wuiisas a
Co., Charleston. S O ; Chat. N. Andersen. General
Agent, Nashville, Tean.; Wm. 7a) lor & Co., Montgom
ery, Alabama.
Particular attention given to tbe SETTLEMENT of
FREIGHTS, and for lost and damsfed Goods by vessels.
apllJliy
ay.
AWD AGENCY,
SAM'L MATTilE iYS & SOS,
General .Igents to Bny, Sell and Locate Land
inthe Mississippi liollom.
PARTICULAR attention is paid to lbs selection of
COTTON PLANTATIONS rra the Internal Im
provemcnt and Chickasaw Scbeol Lands ,
Several years experltrce enables them to give satisfac
tion. Terms easy. 5
Addris "Plenant MoB3t,FanoU county. Miss."
tp3-dttw3m x
LOUISVILLE PAPER MILL
O. I. & A. V.. DuFONT, . ''
. MANUFACTURERS OF. "
SEWS AND,J100K PRINTING PAPERl
AND DEALERS IN
PAPERS OF ALL KINDS,"
477 Main
Street,. Louisville, Ky.
dec30-dawly
n. riTZOERALD-.CltAt. C. 3ILL..r. W00DW0RTH
H.FITZGERALD & CO.,
(Successors to Park, Simpson Cb.,)
Gr'ocers, Produce Dealers,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS
No. 92 Front How, Hemphis,.
AJD
JACK.SONPORT,ARKANSAS.
jnltC-dawly ., "
C, r. M. NO LAND.
..A. S. HUEJx
JTOIiANjD & CO.,
GENERAL AGENJS
ASD
Collectors,
LITTLE ROCEi, ARIi.
REFER TO J. Knox Walker, Miles Owe a and Capt.
Ch.rley Church. feb7-tf
JS""News, Enquirer and FowlkesyExpress copy till
forbid.-ly
. W. ALEXANDER
ALEXANDEB
& LANSING,
COMMISSJON MERCHANTS,
J. OS. 63 AND 65? LOCUST STRBKT,
r!eff:iiea'ces.
J. Murphy, Memphis,' Cook & Co., Memphis;
Barnelt St Walktr " Todd & Goyer, "
Charles Pottei. " febS-Sm
BRADY & DAVIES.
GENERAL C0M1IISSI0X MERCHAXTS,
Main hlrcct, Louisville, sty.,
MANUFACTURER'S Agents for Machine Rope. Bag
ging. Jeans, Lmseys, fcc. Jan23-ly
A. O. SMITH.
r. aurnitiE....GEO. J. Rowland.
SMITH, GUTHRIE &C0.,
Cjomiiilssvou Merchants
431 - and ,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALERS l.f
Foreign and'tll) omesticaLiqiiors,
AND AGENTS FOR TnE SALE OP .
Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco,
Xo. 504 Main Street, between Second and Third,
jaianiyiy LOUISTILLE, KTV
C. il. HAItVET Jl. 2. IIAnVET.
C. M. HARVEY & CO..
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTSr!
NO, J20 GRATIER-ST., NEW ORLEANS.'
OUR personal attention
will bcgiTen to tbe Sale or
Forwarding ot Goods or,
Produce consigned to our
address. We will contract Freight on the
above tor re-shipment either by sail or steam vessels, at
lowest rates.
We have hd several years' experience In our market
In the purcbttlngof Staples and assorted Merchandise.
REFER to Cook & Co- J. O. Gilfflng X Bro . Speed
& Strange, Hannah & Shanks. decI2-ly
P. H. HEIKRIGH&BR0.,
CONFECirIMON BR S ,
297 AVCuIXXT 3Tja3333'JP,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers In Fancy and Plain
Candies, Cakes, Kiuits, Preserves, Jellies, etc. We
have fltttd up our fine
ICE CREAM SALOON.
and are now ready to s;tve the cooling luxuries to all that
give us a call. myl2-d4m .
OPENING OF THE MAMMOTH
ICE CREAM SALOON,
AT
Odd Tello-ws' Kail.
LROCCO takes pleasure In announcing to his patrons
. and the public in general Ibat be has at a great
eipen$evprocurrd the above place, and ts now ready to
tern tie cooling luxuries for which everybody knows he is
famousTTo. add to the entertainment of the public ho
has engaged 'rla celebrated Mechanics' Brass Band.
myl0-2w
ICE 'CE.EM-SALOON!
JTos. Sjoecht
EEGS leave to inform ttrLa&ea. and Gentlemen of
-Memnhisand Its vldnltr that'Sehas Jiow opened
es nt-wfylTted up ICE CREAM SALGdrtV? nls new
'brlckfbulldlngcn M.dison street, where he rilVbe pleased
to see his o d customers, and the public in geanrai.
53 Always on hand, every variety of 'ConfetUonerles.
ne will also furnish Wedding Parties and Batlt at the
shortest xiotice. JOSKPH SPECHT.
ap25-d3m .
WORSnAM HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Plain and Fancy Candies,
Adams Street- under the YV'or
sliam. House,
KEEP3 constantly on hand a large assortment of Green
. and Dry Fruits, Fruits In their cwn Juice, Jellies,
Preserves, Sardines, Lobsters, Spiced and Pickled Oys
ters, Pickles, Cordials, Syrups, Una Wines, Brandies, all
klnls Nuts, &c.
In connection with this establlnhment, I have, fitted up
ICE CREAM SALOON,
For the accommodation of citizens and Ihe vl'ltlngpublic
mi8-dtllSnov , S. P. BRICHETTO.
D. PANTE & CO.,
Lard Oil, Soap and Candle
MANt)FACTlJRERS. -141
.Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
THE highest market prices paid for rough and rendered
Tallow, Lard and Soap Groass. . nov2 ly
Room and Accommodation
FOR FIFE HUNDRED STRANGERS AT THE
BAZAAR OF FASHtON!
NO. 223 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS'.
THAT Is to say, room In our Store and Sbow Rooms
up stairs for five hundred strangers, whoctwo can
accommodate with the finest acd mo.t fashionable Bon
nets and Mantillas ; rich Silks and Fancy Dress poods;
Embroideries, Ribbons, Trimmings, and'all other; flu
Fancy Goods which ar usually kept la the most fashion
able ettatllshmtnts. which we Mil dispose of at very
moderate prices. Persons visiting Memphis at this in
teresting time, will please give us a call.
SP30 B BARINDS & CO
Just Received,
PER EXPRESS, ne huodrtd BONNETS, among which
the Neapolitans and fine Straw Eugenlas" French
Chip Bonnets ; Neapolitan, EnglUh and Swiss Straw
Also, one hundred Shak r Hoods, all of which we will
sell low. E. BARINDS St CO.,
ap30 No. 223 Main streL
Grand Opening
OF five hundred new styles MANTILLAS, compeslog
eveiy variety from the cb'apest to the most splendid
brought on, which we will tell at a very small aivance on
cost. . BARIKD3 it CO.. '
spJO 2-2J Main street.
DItESS GOODS.
OUR stock Is now complete, and comprises an extensive
varl-ty of Silk Robes, Organdies, Grenadines aid
Barege Robes, ct the richest and litest stvles. We r.11
particular attention to this department, as they were.se
lectei with great care, and having a large stock on hind,
we will close them out at very low prices.
K. BARINDS & CO.,
P30 223 Main street.
Embroideries,
TRIMMINGS,
PARASOLS,
FANS,
PERFUMERIES,
At the Bazaar f Fashion. E. 3ARINDSli CO..
ffM 223 Main street.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
m xno. uourc urreet,
BETWEEN MAIN STREET AND FRONT ROW.
Mrs. n.CARTER
HAS Just returned with her stock of Spring and Sum
mer Millinery, and will open on FRIDAT. the 17th
instant, co.slstlng in part of
Fine French Plovers I
Fine French Wreaths ;
Ladies' anil Misses' Bonnets ;
Ribbons, Dress Hats;
Lace and Edgings ;
Head Dressc,
And a gene'il assortment of Millinery Coods. Tht la
dies of Memphis and vicinity are rf spectf atty Invited to
call and examine for theiielves.
matCS-tf H. CARTER.
J9JEW go ods:
SPRING FASHIONS,
P AT THE
EMPORIUM OP FASHION.
299 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. '
WE are receiving and optnlng. for the,-.
InSDCCtlon or .he lsdie.. nne'nr fti. mn Vft
fat hlonib e stocks of French MUllnerv lid 1
fancy Dry Goods ever brought to this dir. Also.'a verv
telecttastottment of. Dress Goods, Silks, B -reset, Chal-
iicj, urKanuivx uracures, iiue uooes, p'ain ana coiled
Muslins, Sic. We call particular attention to our
Millinery Department.
ConiUfng"of all styles of French Bonnet... Leghorn, Eng-
11 sn straw, .---opoiuan a.ugeqies and. Uiprie., flowers
'and Ribbons. Fire' thousand dolltrs worth of fine French
'Embroideries T.lenclnes, GimpureHunlion, Point Lace'
scis, unanui-y Lacr, m
'Embroidered Silk Mantillas,
Laco Ba.qnines, Dress TrlmmlngsTf atrslylesjparateli,
Fans, Glrapure Laces, Sue.
' Ao, at the Kmportara of Fashion, Dress asd Mantilla
Making done, guarantying satisfaction as to stjle and
tbape.
aourning geed, a'ways oa hand, and. orders promptly
attended to. The ladles are most rrtpectf ally Invited to
call and examine our lrooda before purchasing elsewhere.'
STII LMAN Si CO
ap!2
299 Mai street, Memphis. TVnn."
KEW ST0EE! ..
THE subscriber would respectfully an
nunce to the ladles of Memphis ma sur--ounding
country, that he is now opening a
coTplete f-eh tock ot PARIS M1LLINKRT,
FANCT DRI GOODS, LACE3, EMBROID
ERIES ard a general assortment of LADIES
FANCT GOODS, which he is prepared to sell at the
very lowest prices for cash.
Al, kinds of MILLINERY made to order at the shortest
notice. . WM. SILBERBERG,
No 200 Mala street, third door above Lehman's Dry
Goods Hoase. msrSn
T0HEl,ADlsAXi
xvr 3ej ivr n jsc x s .
JAM RS MILLSON, firmerly ot Clncin-
rati. Ohio, would resfctf jfly announce to
tne cuiient of Memphis mat he has opened
a BLEACHING and PRESSING Establishment 00 Untcn
ttreet. near D-Soto. where Bonnets. Flats. Glpsey and
Gents' Hats wlli be done in the best style for thote who
If avor him with their patronage Also, Bonnets dyed and
pmseojor tores, at low prices.
PIeae give him a call, on Union street, near DeSoto.
rnm2? 3m ?
A S. HANCOCK...
Late Williamson &
Hancock.
R. O. CLARK. ...GEO W. TROTTER.
Late Aydlett i. Lata of Somtrville.
Co. '
HANCOCK, CLARK & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
DEALERS IN
BAGGING, BOPE, BACON. LABD,
PORKf FLOUR,
1 AND
All ji ?i cist o JProduoo,
NO. 1 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
febS
JUST RECEIVED.
1 fifl BBLS tnslt bbls. Harris' H Ale j
1.1 U 60 casks quarts and pints London Porter;
10.' doxeirnostetters Stroma Bitters ;
ISO bbls. Dexteis and F lckecs Whisky J
200 bbls. IUrrlin's Ohio Floor ;
25 casks Bacon Sides, Hams, and Shoulders
60 bbls. Mackerel. 60 kit s.M acker el ;
75dcin Cove Oysters; 'V
60 gross Garrett's Sous, bottles and papers ;
- ,. 200bsxes Star Candles, 60 di ren Blooms;
60 colli. Manilla Rnpe, all sizes ;
IS boxesiFlrglnlaTobsceo;
25 boxerSoda Crackers, 25 bbls. PIc-Nle Crackers ;
60 boxes Lemon Syrup, 25 boxes Smoking Tobacco ;
25 boxes Pie F nl'. 25 boxes Starch ;
60 boxes Pickles, 25 boxes Catsup 4.
ALSO, Sugar. Coff-e Mnlasscs, Tea, Oranges, Lemons,
Figs, Raisin, Almonds, PrransRngLth Walnuts.Fll
berts. Sardines, Ate. For sale by"
ap16 v J. F. FRANK. No 35 Front Row.
Coffee.
I AA BAGS Rio Coffee, Just received asd for.jalelow
A v V to the ttaueby
DOUGHERTT& ATDLKTT,
SNo. 23 Front Row.
ap!5
Sugar, Sugar. ,
Op: HHDS. Sagar, Just irecelved and for sals lowito
AtJ thetradc.br
DOUGHERTY St AYDLETT,
apl5 No. 21 Front Row.
Sundries.
QC BOXES assorted Pickles;
s&O 25'bcxes fine old C. Brandy;
25 boxes Tsble Salt ; Just received acd for sale low
to the trade by DOUGHERTY St ATDLETT,
aplS No. 23 Front Fow.
S. B. WIJLIilAltlSOiV,
(Successor to Williamson 4- ZfancocJtj
GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
IMPORTER OF
FINE WINES, BEANDIES,
Havana Cigars &c.
KO. 19 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS.
Jnlyl
Eeceived this Day,
PC ( BBLS Mess Pox ;
rui
60 kegs No. I Leaf Lard I
25 tierces Sugar-Cured Kazns j
20 kegs Shot, assorted sixes ;
100 br'. Whisky.
All ot which we win tell cheap tor cash at Ne.
Frost Row, Memphis,
julyl S. B. WILLIAMSON.
19
GROCERIES, &c.
THE subscribers keep on hand the following articles,
which they warrant to be ot first quality, asd for
tale low for cash;
Wheat Fass and Threshers ;
X. Carver St Co.'s Improved Cotton Gins )
tragons. Northern andSouthern manufacture!
Eicon, hog-round ra
Floir, Salt, Whisky and Tobacco;
BogaT? CouVe, Teas acd Molasses j
CandlSfc Powder, Shot acd Lead;
- Brandleiand wines, superior article ;
Lime, Cedent asd Plaster Paris;
Together with?, general assortment ot all articles usu-
lUykeptlnaG roctry store.
G WYNNE it GIBSON,
Julyl i Nos. 1 and 2 Exchange Building.
SOME FGRTf K. FIFTY ACCLI
MATES CETN NEGROES
, FROM the SI ate of fieorgla, consisting of .
m raen, wom-nf' boys and girls. Among them IP
fTsre time vtryUikety families In a fewfL
JBdsys we Intend to'oBomtrat4. our purchases '
from Kentucky and Tirrlnii to this, pslnt, sndtlve thr
suyert of this country as opportunity of Investing tbelr
money In good Negroes. Gireus a gall before making
jour purchases. "
mai22-3m BOLTON, DICXIN3 & CO.
1. e m'alexaxdeb j. t. ciiidcstzr.
J. N. ItORWOOD.
NEW ABBANQEMENT.
M'AIfEXANDER & CO.'S
Omuihus Liinc.
iAVIVO parchssed the Omnlbns Line for
merly owned by Ftcher St Keck, wo ire open
3-iwr u opriog cosines., ino members or
CZLout firm ate all known to the cltlsens of the
hi off City and the surrounding countrv
From oar experience In public bulnes, we feel confi
dent that we are quaitnd to carry out the enterprise in
which we eniae. Give us a trial; we will endeavor to
pleas you.
We shall have new omnlbu.es, fine teams, careful,
steady drivers and accommodatlag agents.
" X3" Office at Ihe General Railroad, Stage and Omnlbns
Agency, at th Wortham House, where tickets may be
ptoeu'ed at all times.
vtsrSJo . Mc ALEXANDER h. CO.
SIXTY MILES
BEST
THE
SII4RTEST
ASD
VIA
Mississippi
ami Tennessee
RAIL
K
TO
GAD
. Grenada and Intv rmcdiatf Points.
. P. McALEXANDER &. CO.'S
DAILT USE OF
FOTJB HOBSE POST COACHES,
77 ROM Memphis to Grenada. In connection wiih the
A Mitsiuippi andTanese Rallroal, a distance of one
hoodredavt Cv H-fifty miles railroad, abd but on.
change or baggag. Time through, thirteen hours.
New Coath-t. fine teams and careful drivers, and time
and money saved no mistake.
23" For Tickets, and ail des red Information, smlv to
our agent, at the Geneial Railroad, Stag and Omnibus
unoe, at tne worsnam uoose.
myS-Jm J p McALEXANDER St CO.
HIHJSCT MOUTH.
TO
WASHINGTON, ARK., TEXAS. &G.
QTAGE leaves Gaines' Landing, Ark., (Mississippi
u nvcr,iau.u.M3, wurK3DAT3. ana FRIDAYS.
at 8 a -21., and arrives In Washington In Sity hours
Far. 113. .Washington passenge-s have the r reference
of seat Pasting through. Mi.ntKeUo. warren. Hams
ion asd Camden connecting at Camera wl h Stare lines
10 &.uorauo ana 10 uoispiing via rTtsceton, Tulip ana
J&OCKPOI.
Codsectlcg at Washington with Hoes to CUrkivtlle.
iex,;Mrcepori, unisuns, ana utile lucx, Art.
The road through the Mississippi botUm is greatlv im
proved; and money has beenappropriated from the In-
Kiua auijjnjTcuiru. auu oiocr 1 anus wnica guaranties
that it win be made equal to any other portion ot 1 he road
this summer. bmoan it CO.. Proprietors.
BELDI5G St StonY. Agents,
ap29-datwlm Caster's Landing.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM MEM-
PHIS TO ATLANTIC CITIES.
Ky 'U:llroaa rroui Cairo!
To Chicago Direct in Sixteen Hours, without Break
of Guage or Chance of Cars or Baggage.
BRANCH FROM CENTRiLIA IS NOW FINISHED,
T,uu shortening the time to sixteen hours to Cbiugo.
AT Chicago, comtecting with Michigan Central Cars
-i Ai teaying tne same .Depot, for Detroit, Niagara Falls,
Rochester, Albany, New Tork, Boston, and all Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. Only two- change of Cars from
Cairo to Niagara, acd three from .Cairo to Albany, and
font from Cairo to New York. Tune from Cairo to New
Tork, forty-nine hours. Fare as lew, and comfort great
er. ih.TT t)V ID. Ailter rtltlt P..nf.r lhfn.,1. .
ENOT subjected to the delays consequent to the frequent
changes by abort tines ot Railroad, through Indiana and
Utuo, to tne ast and jt orth.
Also, connecting at Chicago with Michigan Southern
Trains, for Cleveland, Dunkirk, and the East, with Lake
ShofeBailroad and Steamers tor-.lUcine, Milwaukee,
Sheboygan, &c, and witla splendid Line' ot First Clata
Stuameis for Sault Ste Marie, Lake Superior, Coiling
wood, Toronto, oic .
grains leave Cairo EveiyMornlng- and - venlng as f d
knfst - .
6.-03 A. II., Chicago and Sunleith Express, Sundays
excepttd. f
This Train connects al Chicago with New Tork Xight
clng Express, over Michigan Central, Great Western, asd
New Turk Central Railroads, through In thlrty-oae hours.
This-Traln also connects at Sanoval with O.to and
Mississippi Railroad lor St. Loals and TkKnnes at
Pana, with Trains ct tbe Terra Haute, AIMS and St.
Louis Railroad, for iBdiaBapoH, LsaisvUle and Cincin
nati ; at Decatur, with MaiaLine Bxpreta for Galena
Dunlelth; the latter oonnecting with Trains to sprisg
aeid, Naples, Rock Island. Burlington and Q0.IBC7.
6:10 p M., New Tork Xxpms, Saturdays excepted.
Stopping only at important Stations, except en SlgBal,
connecting with Main Line Day Exprejo from Decatur U,
Dunleith, and arriving at Chicago at 2 r. X.
Passengers for the Upper Mississippi, will and at Dun
leith, steamers of the Dunleith asd Minnesota Packet
Company, ready to leave oa the arrival of either Cake
Train fdr Le Crosse, Redwing, St Pam, Stc. Paiseageri
forJanesville and Central and Bastern Wlscenin, con
nect at Freeport with Trains to Bciott and Jaaesvllk, anu
from thence to Madison and Central and Eastern Wis
consin. The Maps and Charts Indicating tbo Groat Central
Route to the North atd Eaitare aa exact transcriptot
Colton's Msaef tbe United States, and passengers are
requested tcte xamlne this route as well as the running'
time cards of the connecting Roads, asd jwige for them
selves as o the correctness of the above statements. The
opening of the. Illinois Central Railroad from Cairo to
Chicago, and thus forming a speedy and direct means of
comniuhicatiba between tbe Upper Lakes and Riven, asd
the Lower Mississippi, aOVrds te the pleasure traveler,
a. well as the business mac, attractions and facilities
for reaching the North and East, which surpass those ot
any other route whatever. The accommodations fur
nished by the Company for the convrBieixe of the trav
eling, public, the permanency of the road and structure,
the strength and elegance ot the Engines and Cars, com
mend themselves o those who rfeslre In traveling speed,
comfort ami safety. Stats rooms secured oa all packets'.
TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE TSAR. -with the urivllear
I of laying over at any point, can be had at Memphis,'
LNo. IS Jefferson street:
WILLIAM MORIN, Agent,
nn-lv VemrM T-nn.
jutliinj eltatcrials.
J. WELLES J. S. EBWIX.
WEiLjLER & ERWiiy,
Mempliis Factory
ABD LTJHBEB'YABD,
Or erf on itrrtf, near the Memphis and Ohio Depot,
KEEP tor sale and make to order Doors. Blinds, Sash,
Mantles, Frames, Mouldings anu everything In that
line, of tbebet materUls asd worgmansbip. They are
also prepared to do all kinds of Sawing and Planing for
the trade, and to erect bui'dtngs' of every description; to
shelve and fit stores, and other Jobbing.
Having procured suitable machinery they will toon be
enabled to manufacture PACKING BOXES of all kinds,
cheaper and better than ever before made In the city.
Shlnales. White Pitt and other Lumber for sale, dressed
and usdressed.
J3 Orders from the country promptly attended to.
ap23-dawly
C. B. MOORE J. IIALSTEAD S BANKS,
STAR PLANING MILL,
Door, Sash and Blind UanufactorT,
AND
JLVMMFR TMLHDs
SECOND STREET, SOUTH OF UNION,
MEMPHIS, TEKX.
FLOORING, Weatherboards, Doort,Sash, Blinds, Door
and Wlndew Frames and Caslags, Mantles, Mould
ings, Cornice. Celling, Lstti e- Wotk, Baseboards, Turn
ing, Scroll Work, Shelving, Boxes, 4c, and every de
scrlptltnof Building Material, dressed and undressed,
at ays on hand asd made to order.
auuius, usuTSAU a tu.
N. B The highest cash price paid for all kind, of
Lumber. myl-ly
Carriage Factory.
TnE undersigned bare opened a Carriage Factory on
Second street, between Washington and Adamt
streets, where they are prepared to Manufacture and Re
pair Carriages at the shortest notice. All work done by
them will be guarantied, asd a share of public patronage
solicited.
JanJ-ly L. a. RURR St CO.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
CARRIAGE EMPORIUM!
J. M. ISELL k CO.
THIS extanslve establishment continues
at the old stand on Unlaa t, bet era
M sin and Second, where maybe found a
very floe assortment of Carriages, Bog
gles Rockaways. it, of theirown manufacture. They
take this mettod of returning isanxa for past favors,
and Invite thote shing to buy to examine their .lock
before purchasing elsewhere. aplT ly
J & A. WOODRUFP, -
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos. 3 & 4 Exchange Bnildings,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
CONSTANTLT on hand a large assort
ment of CARRIAGES, firm the hot
manufactories, in the United States.
Carriages built to order atd work fully
guarantied. All kinds ot Repairing done with nestne.s
and dispatch by
ap3J 6m J. St X WOODRUFF.
C. C. MAYDWELL'S
HAS REMOVED TO
Adams Street, Tier. Main and 2d,
aiEaipnis, teun.,
TTTHKRE can be found all description ot Grave Work.
V V which will be furnished as cheap as it can be got
in any market West. Also, Bnlldlng Work done at short
notice.
It Is to the Interest of all persons wanting inch work to
purchase from the yards at Memphis Instead ot purchas
ing from Agents, as the Manutactors have to add J the
twenty per cent, that Is paid Agents to the work sAd by
them. Southerners, loox to your tatertst.
deel-dawSm C. C. MA YD WELL.
TRAVELING PUBLIC
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
THROUGH TICKETS-FARE REDUCED
TO GRENADA $S 50
TO CARROH.TBN S CO.
TO BLACK. HAWK. !.
TO LEIINOTuN 12 80.
TO CANTON 15 W. r w
TIA THE '
Memphis and Charleston aud
Mississippi Central Railroads,
CONNECTING soeth of ITeyr Spriao, at Tk9 IfalU
, batchte rieir, with lb DAILY SOSTHRRK MAIL
LINE ts Ntw Orleans, via JackssB, ill. a , Ibereteapeea.
most pla.anl and quickest rente to the aBeve-samid
points.
L ast sugirgaoi the best read. Tbe cars win soon tie
at Oxford, still saorte log tat. rnte.
Travelers will seek to tl. tr comfort and pockets. A
word to the wise i. sufficient.
ty For Tickets or totoeiratloa apply to SIMS CO.'S
Agents, at the RaUroad, S age and Omnibus TKket (t
see. Commercial Hotel. raayl3-d- f
MISSISSIPPI CENTRA LANZ TEN
NESSEE
RAILROAD
OPEN from Juactwa with M-mohji asd Charlestv
RaUroad to Mxob. 15 miles North of Boilvar, atad
eleven mile- Sath of JackMin. Tenn. '
PASSENGeR AND MAIL TRAIN leaves G-snd Jhhc
tion daily at 10 a II , or on arrival of morning malt
train from Memphis. cooncuag at Meitoa with Wily'
line of Coaches lor Nashville via Ja kxja aa4 HantiBg
ton, and by way of Lexington, c men, WayBeaboro'
Mount Pleasant, and from pring HU1 by the Teanessee
and Alaban-a Railroad.
Returu.ng, leaves Medon at 1:88 r. 3,, eonsiectinat
Grand Junction with evening mail trata kite Moments
arrlvlrgat";: " '
P'5 R P. NRF.I.T 8p't
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
23"ow Open to J3orclL3.
Two Daily Trains each Way,
(SCNDATS EXCEPTED )
FROM and afur WEDNESDAT. March 26, 1S57 the
MAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis daily, (SatMays ex
cepted ) at 7. 15 a. K , arriving ar Sardis at 19:05 a at
Returning, leaves Sardis at 10:35 a. m , and arrives at
Memphis at 155 T. H '
This Train conaicts at Sardis with Messrs. J P McAi
exandcr St Co V Daily Line of first cUsa Post Coach, for
Panola, Grenada, Cantos, Jackxin and Ticksbars
Tbe ACCOMMOPATION asd FREIGHT TRAIN KaW
Sardas at 5:30 a.m.. arriving at MeiBhts,at Khia a x
Retor.lsg. leaves Memphis a: 2:30 r n . and arrives
at Sardis at 7.38 p. a .nws
Passengers are requested to pambsss tickets before
entering the ears, and save paiatest afextta rare
Baggage checked to all stations on the RaMread, and n
baggage wiu be received without betas dweked. Each
passenger will, be allowed It 0 pounds f biggag by Rjg
road, acd SO pounds by stage but no artlcMwta be car
ried at baggage that is not incident to tbe person of tbe
paswngers.
Id Ca&efif 1m I rUvm n . mi. .v
j nw, uciBsexvcs re
sponsible for as amount net exeetdiag $60. '
- utmisiian, mi nave a permit
nammg the point to which they are to go, asd seedtiea
that they are ts travel Bv. R.iim.d - ,k u, -T. w
carried. S. M.PATHinr
5iL , ,',' SnpermteDdew.
-isV .-ui rr, Jsierriirt cxprfM, llrsxBtV
papers, Grdaft)-prs, aa4 the MiMi-Mmiaii. at Jatk-
TO THE
EAST AND - NORTH.'
MEMPHIS MD CHARLESTON
M I Jj M O & 12
COMPLETED .
e- - -' una l&JajraaaiS
XX. New Tork Phtladelphia, Baltisnura. WaasuBBieB
Lny Ricbmond. Cbarlt4uii, and Sa.u.Bah
. THRuVGU TICKETS 5-W to I!.. leilewiBg petota:
Na.hville, Chalianubga, August, Ch'arteslva, Witaatec
toa. Atlanta. Montxemerv. CuIbm: a. n , rc ...1
Savannah. '
7UKOUGU TO XASIIVILLC IX M HOURS,
TbruBnh Ticket COce al the f.rstsrrlil Bet L Mestv-
phi.. Teno., P M. PAlTERStJNjJ.tsit.
Tick, ta alwa a coed.
Fare as tow as sy aay other Crst-cUsa reeea.
asr issengers. a a wrevteis aaw e-SHd tt SALT
ERN aad ATLANTIC Cms , mtrie. . , cuai ort
and safety altect andixredstionwsttekStaectaoM sate '
Patting Itwush stave Wrrttory, perfect teetrtiy latatavd
tor the conveyance- ot servant
Fvr FREIGHT rroas fw York, atas eSher atoetevB cities,
by s earner, to Chariestsa es Savaaaa. aa- railwaxdi
rrct to Mrmpfc ts. -i halleiftw- of Stastbera aad Wttrrn
Merchants o aa led te-taia raeMe. bvaarg u cheaa, ami
more expeditkMM. than any ether
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY is saswlaeesaM
tlon wiih this line.
Tbe THROKGU MAILTR.UN kave MisapatsBAtLY
at 6:30 o deck a, Jt., oas.; with Raw.rd a. i
Westward trains es the NashviDe aad Obattaseasa Rail
road, at Sleveasva, same day.
Alao connect, at Grand Juacttee wittb .----
Central Railroad to Hoily Spna, OxJeid, fltaeaaaTcaa
ton. Jackson, &.C. Stt.
Also connects at Grand Janeties Stattea waa Ttsaet
see Central Railroad to Bblivar, and Jacksea
AIM connects at PocahoBUt with Trt-Wwkly Ltae at
Coaches te Ripley, Pontotoc, Aberdeen and CWamaBa
Mississippi.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leavM Vmznm.
DAI LT (except Sundays) at 2: r 3S. . for Junction with
the Misls.ipBi Cntral and Teenessee Central Rahroad.
Somervttle and iatermeiiate StaUoas.
Baggage checked to all statlesaoa the Kaflreid. and
no Rsggie wOl be received without betag eaecked.
Each passenger will he aHawedsevatv.flTrBad..e
baggage by Railroad, and sixty psaada by Stage; but bo
-lucre nuiK oimu sausage tsat la net tncidest so
the person of the passenger. In case of w ih- iw
pasy wui hold themselves respossibft far an amount net
exceeding $100.
Passengers are requested to purchase Tickets before en
tering the cars, and save psyment of extra fare.
Negroes, when traveling alone, must have a permit, na
ming tbe point to which they are to go, asd specifying
that they ar- to travel by railroad, or tfcev win sotte
carried. No ticket will be sold them, aer wiH they be re
ceived on the cars, natess their owner er ageat be present
or known to the llsktt Ageat asd OsadacHr, or other
pers-n to roach for genuineness et permit.
B. ATRES,
SuperlntenCtnt ot Traspor 1 atlea,
ep21 Memphis. Tens.
For Baltimore, Wasliington, New
iorji, Pliiladelpliia, &c
Direct Through Line for the East!
JBaltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD.
THIS Road runs from Wheeling to Baltimore, (373
miles,) and to Washington, (400 miles. 1 and omen-..
the fullest advantages both as a freight aad passea?T
line. It runs through wUd aad romantic regions of th
Allechenles; and being solidly constructed, completely
equipped and Carefully managed, la one of the most at
tractive and safest Railroads in the United States The
Central Ohio Railroad, from Columbus asd Zaaesviile te
Wheeling, unites this road with all portions of the West
asd Southwest.
The olt THBOTon TrczzTs now Mxhfris
Locisvillx and Sr. Louts to the Na Tins at v..
tbo pons, are sold by this road, which run, direct to
Washington without the delay of pasties; through Balti
more. It Is also the only line by whleh bage can ba
checked to Washington from the Ohio rivsr.
S3-By the MAIL route from Memphis, take the mail
steamers, running daily for Louisville, connecting there
with mail steamers cr Jeffersonvllle Railroad far Cincin
nati, where they arrive so as to connect with the cars "of
utile Jaiami Aaiiroau iwi mioiubsi, OBcneotmg there
with Central Ohio Railroad, through Newatk aid Zan
TlEe, to Wheviing. By the express train of this route
the time from Cincinnati to Baltimore asd to Washington
Is less than 27 hours. "
JfBe sur to ask tor tickets by the Baltimore asd Ohio
RaUroad Route.
S3Pissensers from Memphis gr ing East thronrt at
Louts, can buy Through Tickets by the Baltimore and Oh m
Railroad. Thia route lays throaghVlncennes, Terra Haute,
Indianapolis, etc, to Wheeling, over the new Ohio asd
Mississippi and connnectlng Roads. These connections
are all direct, asd the time from St. Louis to Baltimore
or Washington la hut about 43 hours. Through Tickets
by this route may be had ot the Agent, under the Plas
ters uouse, at tne roiiowins rates : jrroia St. Louis to
Baltimore $25; to Washington $26.
At Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars ot
the Baltimore asd Ohio Railroad, which leave three trm.
dally for Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia asd New
Tork. Through in IS or 17 hours, IneiuJinj stoppages
For safety, speed, regularity, beauty of Ihe eoaatry, and
gtneral comfort, this road is second to son tn the Union.
FREIGUTS. This company possesses the largett
equipment ot any Railroad In the United States, and Is
prepared to do as lmmvnsebusinest la trad.pertatiec.
The road makes Immediate connection at the wharves and
la tne sireetsjot uaiiunerrrwiin tne Railroad to Philadel
phia and New Tork, steamers ef Ericsson and Balti
MORE STXAStsuir Lines, by Canal and Sea to New
Tork, and by new Merchants; and Miners' Line to Boston,
steamers to Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, &c. Fur
partlculars, see freight tanff, copies of whKb may be had
of the Forwarding Houses In the West, er ' J. B. Fobo.
Receiving asd Forwarding Agest at Wheeling.
WM. S. WOODSIDE,
Master ot Transportation, Baltimore.
THROUGH TICKETS, s lowing Ihe holders to stop at
any point, and re.ume their teats at pleatere, may be
purcruAfd at the Ompany'a Office. No. 15, Jeffersna
street. 3 doors Kast ef the Cemm-rclal Hotef Memthis
Jna25-Iy WM. MORIN Agent.
or. 33 ivr -v a.
OP THE
,ITEW DRUG STOKE.
WK take pleasure In Informing the citiitns of
Memphis and the pebHc generally that we have re
moved our stock et Drugs lojhe corner of Mam and
Union streets, asd wul take pleasure la secommo-
cUiiug all who may ravor us with a Can.
We are alsoiH receipt of a full supply-of fresh and gen
ntne Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, &.C.
Particulanattestioa paid to'flHlng ot Prescriptions at
all hoars of day and nigh!,
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