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I THE ; . MEMPHIS : ! AIL Y APPEAL. 'M
MEMPHIS. TENN.j WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1857.
VOL. VEL NO. 58.
M M'CLANAHAN, HUTTON & CO. f
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Instance.
CJ" All advertisements ior Charitable Institutions,
Fire Companies, Ward, Town, and other PnbHc .Meetings,
to be charged hall price.
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Obttsariei, Tribute of Sespect and Faneral Invitations
a ether advertisements.
T3 AH Legal aid Transient Advertisements will be
charged by the insert ien.
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0crat.per Use.
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foregelns rates.
JfcCLAKAHAK. HDTTOK & CO.
professional Caris.
L. . C. LAMAS C. H. MOTT.
LAMAR & MOTT,
ATTORXKTS AT LAW, HeUy SprUgs, Kbsisslppt.
aaaiawtra
G. VF. TRUEHEART, .
ATT0K.KET AXD COCXSKLOR AT LAW, Memphis
Tennesere. OfBoe in Mosby 2l Haat's new Blocs, up
stairs. Frost Eew. Eefer to E. if . Appersen h. Co., a no
W. B. VHler. ap4-2ni
DOCTOR W. C CAVEXACGII,
H ATI KG permanently located in Uempbls, offers Ms
services In all the branches of his profession to the
ettlaess of VemBbis and vicinity.
OSke oa Main street, (West side.) between Adams and
WashtBCton streets, in Strvenfen's BalMtngs. apl93n
NOTICE.
D
R. SAUXDERS' ottce at J. M. SMseSiC:
's Drag
ir3-tf
Store near tbe Post Office. m
1 Dr. 1 1. Li. LASRI,
LATE SUfT ParitciiH and Director of several Hospitals
IsGetsany, member of different Medtcat Sedetles
Hi Kew Tart, has located In tbe city of Memphis, and of
fers Ms services to the public as Physician, Aecoacher,
and for an operations In Strgery.
J3- OOce on Washington street, neiween Jtam ana
ocuu
01
VFFICKon Adams street, la rear of Jones, Brown k.
Co.. an Mam street. Dr Moorman's retKlente on
EdMt street, between Tance and Elliott streets.
X2ar25-3m
HOJIEO PATH 1.
"VT7 A. EDMONDS, M D . psteef Hopkinrvffie, Ky.j
W Homeopathic and Hydropathic Pby.ldan, tenders
his prcf esstsnal services to the eUlxens of Memphis.
Residence Madison street, next to the Planing Mill.
OSce Madison street, adjoining the Advocate otSee.
Refers to MeCembs It Trice, J. TerianfeSon, W J.
Davie and W. E. MUtcn. rair22-ro
W. G. WEATHEKFORD,
COUNSELOR AT LAW, and Real Estate Agent, Xapo
leen. Ark.
Refer U A. Wright. Esq., aBd Col. R. G. Payne, Mem
phis; Judge R. L Oarnthers, Supreme Cowtt; S. G.
Eastman, Esq-. NashvlBe; Ma)er G. A. Henry, Clarks.
vtUe, Teen , and Gen. T. B. f1oorney, Desha go.. Ark.
nar24-dawly
CHAS. D. FOXTAIXE,
ATTORN ET AT LAW, Pontotoc, MUs., wffl attend
strictly to all protessiosal basinets which maybe
entrnsttd to him In any ot the Conrta of North Missis
slppL feb!71y
J. A. MO OX,
ATTORNET AT LAW. General CoHectlng and Land
Agents, far tbe Northern and Eastern Counties of
Arkansas, DES ARC, ARK.
febSSawly
L,. O. RITES,
ATTORNET AND COUKSKLOK AT LAW, Memphis,
Teen. OSes In tbe Post Office BalMlBg.
AH bnsteets entrusted to bis carewBl receive prompt
and farthf al attention. Otllecileas promptly made In tbe
asrrsundlng counties of West Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas.
JanlS-dawly
! Card
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, Ss.,has returned to his old
homestead near Memphis, and reopened bis Inarm
ary, and will remain permanently. He treats tbe follow
ik Obrsnle Diseases: Cancers. Scroaula. Wbl e SwelliBg,
Tumors and Wens, wlthoat Sergtcal operations. He also
treats aH Chronic Female diseases, Sores ef long standing,
Tetter, Rheumatism, Syphilis, and aH forms of Mercurial
Affections.
Dr. G. deems It unnecessary to say more, as he baa llv-
cg witnesses of his success from Maine to Oregon,
decls-dawly
JAMES 3T. MURPHY,
Gronornl Tin.fi c3. -cX-soxat.
JACKS0NP0RT, ATRC,
TTTTLL attend personally to tbe locating of Swamp Land
X T Scrip and Warrants la tne jacksonport ana iieiena
IHstncts, setting Land ana paying xaxrs.
Heferences. "
B. Grabam, Mempnls.Tenn.; A. 3. Huey, Little Rock;
R. C. Alnkley,
MaJ T. MnlL MUs.;
w. M. yotwen,
F. Lane Go , '
II. P. CooHdge, Helena,;
MyrUe k. Moore, "
AMen Polk, '
0. W. Board, Jacksonport;
dc27-ly
J. Norton & Co., N. O.;
J. A. Rous scan, LaGraage,
Tenn ;
W. B. Butts, LawrencevlHe,
Pa 1
Pool St Watson, Jacksenpart
IT. G. PAl'XE.
A TTORXET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. Office In the
1 roil urace naiwimi, wcurimu '" uw.'-.
J. A- ANDERSOX,
ATTORNET AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn. Office In
. Walker's Building, ovsr MansfleM's Drug Store,
Mala street, . janio-iy-
DR. TTM. HEWITT
tttilL practice medicine, on the principle th it there Is
W good In all systems, and none aH ssffielenU Offico
en Jefferson street. In the Post Office Betiding, second
door from the Post Office. Residence on the corner of
Hernando and Elliott streets.
REFERENCES:
Cel. J. B. Stanton. X. Adams, Esq., Haywrod county.
Rev. P. B Bland, Dr. J. B. Maclln, Fayette county.
. R, Soraervltle. Esq., F P. Maclln, Esq.,Tipton county,
J. L. Webb, J. B. Ashe, Memphis.
feb4-d6m
SMITH P. RAXKHEAD.
a TTORXET AT LAW. Memphis, Tenn. Office In the
X. Post Office Block, orer Aydlett Jt Co., third story.
ap4
Tt. F. L.OOXEY,
TTORXET AT LAW. Oflca ever C. W. Cherry &
L Co.'s. Janfrtf
1. WICXEBSIIAM. ED. A. BEECHER.
WICKERSHAM & BEECHER,
a TTORXKTS AT LAW, Memphis, Tennessee. Office,
Zx. No. 31 Jenerson siieev.
Janl-tf
9.. X. ICHAM01f..'W. W. WHEATLET..M. A.H O0J.
Richardson, lYheatley & Hijjgs,
ATTORNETS AT LAW Office on the corner of Second
and Court streets, Memphis, Tenn. ocll-ly
GEO. DIXOS.
ATTORN ET AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Memphis,
Tenn. Office, south side of Court Square, one door
west ot Wallace's Auction House, up stairs.
feb6-dtf .
BEX. SHERROD,
ATTORNET -AT LAW, Covington, Term. All buslnesn
entmited to hla care will receive prompt attentics.
aiyi-ir
ATTORNET AT UTT, Memphis Tenn. Office on east
sUe of Main street, between Jefferson and Adams.
BflfCT to T. TUns, McEwen, Harris & McXem, J. D.
anniains, W. B. Miller and Miles Owen, emr.lls,Tenn.;
Mwa, Tltui k Oo., Xew Orleans. Jnl4-U
$30,000
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
.2 t Cost
3E11 O O -A. S
WE are now otTering oar large stock of Dry Goods al
Cut for Cath.
Call soon. If yea wish to get great bargains and cheap
goods. PfllLirS it WHITE.
BMfll tW
City Auction Itooms3So.29 Front Row
3JEW ESTABLISHMENT.
L. JOHNSON & CO.,
2EX:OI337otOI"S,
G. W. HAXNA and JOIIN WXN, Sle?men.
WOU1J) respectfully inform the iittsens f Memphis,
that they have opened this Uy,at Xo. 29 Front Row,
A GENERAL AUCTION DEPOT,
And are now prepared to ofler anusatl facilities to parties
havlag Merchandise Real Estate or Xrgrpea to dispose 1 f .
We will have rtaily saws at ow stoie, and are ready to
attend sales in any part of the city aid country fer a very
We will eflect sales at private) sl. en oommissisn far
any derifKios of real or personal property.
We will keep a KegUter at oar Sales Room fer Real Es
tate tor Sale, Lease or Rent and Negroes for sale or hire.
Advances In Cash made on aay description ot property.
my7-lm
K'E'W" STORE.
X SE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATIIEIl FINDINGS,
Xo. 262 Main street,
(UP-STAIRS, OVER LOCKE'S AUCTION ROOM,)
rf- HAS Jnt received sixty cases staple Boots and
J Shoes, which wilt be sold ss low as tbe same ar-
1 ItJ ticle could now be purchased fer Bait. Also a
let ot choice Leather, which will be sold very
cheap.
I will pay the highest cash prices for Hid:, Sheep
skins. Pars. P ltry. TaHew. Beeswax, tec. ap30-lm
B. W. 210B&1S...........................D- c VARTJ.
MORRIS & WARD,
CASH SEALERS IK
3?ox"oisrsa- s XJomcstic
IP M ll GO O 12 Si
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c,
AO. 295 MJIN STREET,
(One door, soath it Monroe,)
tpS-3m ' MEMPHIS, TEXN.
"iXllCEC, 1857.
BOOTS, SHOES ATiD HATS,
Trunks, Valises,' Carpet Bags, ic.
WHOLES AIsE. A'ND BETAIL.
BT late arrivals, we are In receipt of all kinds of Boots,
Shoes and Hsu. that are new and desirable, making
one of the largest and best stocks ot fine custom-mads
work for retail trade to be found in Memphis, mces
will be low for cash. Call and see.
HICKS, TERRT & ANDERSON.
Xo. 245 Main street,
mar25-dly Opposite Court Square, Memphis.
.AT WHOLESALE!
BOOTS, SHOES AJ&D HATS.
(.y , OUK street 10 the wnojessie oepanmeni rg
V?.hi is now large and complete, to which we re- LIS
f sUJspeetf ally call the attention f Merchants
woalr- Taose iuymgfvr cash, or satisfactory p-'
per, at rsmrt ones, wm naa 11 toineir luieren 10 n
us a call before makiBg their parchases.
X3 Wholesale Koocbs op (Ulri
Xo. 245 Main street.
ap3dawly
Opposlto Court Square, Memphis.
j. Bono .J. J. JI.15T
JAMES BORO & CO.,
j WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
XO. 2 HOWARD'S ROW, MEMPHIS, TEXN.
feb31-dawly
Co-Pa rtnersli in JVotice.
R.MILTON McKXIGRT, laieof Xew Orleans, ba
becosoe associated with us In toe Grocery and Com-
aUlon Basinees dating from the 1st Inst The rtyleoC
tbe Brio will hereafter be GATES, WOOD &. MCKNIGHT
MesBpbis, Feb. 10, 1867. GATES & 1VOUU.
S. M. GATES A. K. WOOD 51. M S5IOHT.
GATES, WOOD & McKNIGHT,
G V O C G V S , V V O 11 u c c
ASD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
XO. 3 UNION STREET, MEMPHIS .
AGENTS Harard Powdor Company; Colliers' Whltt
Lead and Oil Company, St. Louis ; for sale of Lie
erpool Slt feb!3-tl6Jan
ENCOURAGE HONE INDUSTRY.
HIIBER & WIS'RELMANX,
CARP ENTERS
AND
CAEINET MAKERS,
Jlain-St., 3tl Boor uelow Uniou3
ARE prepared to All aU orders In the
House Carpentering and Furcltcre busi
ness with neatness and dispatch.
5 Renairins: and Varnishing executed In
tbe best style. We warrant all work dune la our shop.
Glv. us a call. feb7-4m
J. C.JAOOBI & CO,",
(Xo. 333 Main, bet. Union and Gayoso-sts.,)
Importers and manufacturers of
HAVANA & DOMESTIC
CIGARS MD TOEACCO.
CONSTANTLY on band, a larre assortment of the tacit
favorite brands, at moderate prices.
Jaa35-ly
A.
J. WALT & CO.,
WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL
a II O M R ,
AMD DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Or
UPPER COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Seutbenst Corner ( Main nod XInlsn Sts.,
MEMPHIS, TEXX., t
ttatk always on hand a well and carefully selected
JjL stock of articles in their line, which they will sell at
the lowest current prices.
j- ordors promptly Oiled with dlips tea.
JanlSlatw-iy
J. Y. FVSSEiili,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
General cSlgent9
T . 4 JB-Jcrt.j.'l J. -a w t
oc23-tf TilEMPIIIS, TENX.
JOHN B. B0TT0,
BOOT AND SHOE
Xo. 6G Front Iioir,
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT,
JVHo Xr3LT3iki fc , 10X023..,
KEi'.r'dconslantlyonbaad, BOOTS and
SI10E3; of his own make, also ot other
manalactorers. ne keeps, also. IatUer,
s.je ind Cnner. Calf Skies. French and
Sn.riejnRhAeFindlnEs. Tronks, Carpet Bass andVa
lises, all of which he wl'l sell as cheap a any In this
market. Vive nun a can uriyrw tmauwus wen u
decl9
I. L. BEASLEV A. W.I.OTIHO.
BEASIEY & LOVING,
Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants
AKD
3. o 3t3. o r tx 1 C3c roooris;
XO. U FR0XT BOW, MEMPHIS.
. - . Sm mnA n.MalTlTT n V , T, ll
Charges fifty cents per bale, .all other produce at
usual raees. Instructions strictly obeyed, c nd prompt
rr-mlunce. All P.odnce Insured, unless oil lerwUo ln-
strnctea. "
Corner of Main and Adams Street.
MEMPHIS, TEXN.
-Trio TTT,.a, t. .iin.ted in the centre ot business arm
J is now finished and in complete order. The P foprletor
pledges himself it sbAll not be surpassed by any "ilouse In
the Sontlwest . ,
Being grateful for the -very liberal patronage Txs towed
on htm for me ia- iu j cl -i C
tlon u business to merit wimuuauw
ort-tf J. J. W0R3HAM, Prbp filter
jew Mestauramt
OTT TTNTON STBEET
mnEsBbwilwpectfnllrlnfoiTaatU old frioiU and
fint -on UnVoQ Mrert, whrre be Is prepaird to fnrnish
IDC DrSfc vlsvuua 4iiw w 'v " ' , .
InlhebestPJiisUn styles. Ojstert, Gunt, Stm. &0t
ana eresn aier x isu, khu -j --
to the naest ana boikiii''"!',"- .......
" v ,.,-. . r dlfrirent .rmms for the ac.
,mmi.tii of Private Parties' I wf.l notbecutdone
In anv branch connected with my business.
rnWO DBATS also two Dray Llccnsei.whlch hTe eight
I and nine monies w iuu. vvi
ffeL4-tt GWTK2fE k GIS30X.
y-
. U. I LOCRXOV....M. T. COOPER. ...R- W. LEAKE.
NEW FIKM. .
THE undersigned beg leave to announce to their friends
and the public that they have formed a bo-psrtner-ahtp,
for the purpose of conducting a whqtcaale
Grocery and Forwarding Business,-
At Memphis, Tesnessee, In the bouse recently occupied:
by Messrs. Pavtdson, Ellis X Blair, so. ii Ja-.u iiwi.
They hope by strict attention to business to Jmerit and
receive allbsral share b'f patronage. ,
Orders filled at lowest ra es, and on as rood terms, for
cah. as If the parens er were present. Qolct siles and
sxnsl' pr. fits will be our motto. Call and examine our
stock before purchasing. Xo trouble to show groceries.
WeiBtsnd lomak" It to the Interest ot city dealers aa
well as country merchants to give n a share of their
patronage. FLOORXOT, COOPER Jc LEAKE.
majl3-dtwaw3ni
r.3t COPELAND. C W.EDMONDS E W.CALDWELL
COPELAND, EDMONDS & CO .
Dealers in Fine
WHOLESALE f
Store and Sell
Lliuors&C'gatsJ ' V. "uu
AND
C03I3IISSIOX MERCHANTS,
rajS-lf XO. H FBOXT ROW, MEMPHIS
M. . L. STEWART. WM. L. STEWART. M C. StNO.
JAS. w. Kinu.
STEWART, KING & CO.,
Cotton Factorss
WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
vn at FRONT ROW. MEMPHIS, TEXX.
TTtERLIXG profoundly grateful to our manykindfrlends
I vDOtCunusvuiuin . " - -
ness. haveexienaea 10 ns meir iiui.i
. . . . in nfT.rlnp tn lhem and
iroaage. now i.c ,uib "
the public generally, a large assortment of GROCLBlEa
of tte best quality and at the fairest rat a that can be
bad in tne city, ana wiiu a uarouwim. ""."'.r ,
... . ,v K (pnnr .ervlr. in the VaH-
oos duties Indicated in the above csrd; hoping by strict
aJnererce to the legmmaic priauint. -
merit a coniluuatlou ot that patronage heretofore so lib
erally bestowed upon us. S , K. & CO.
myi7-a.wiy : -
FOWLEE S. O. MOUNT T. J. rOWLKXS.
FOiFLHES, MOUNT & CO.,
Cotton Factors,
AND
COMMISSION HE R CHANTS,
POST OFFICE BUILDIXG, JEFFKRSOlv-aT.,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
STORE COTTON In a Fiie-P.-oof Warehouse. iasn
r.rce S5 per cent less than any house In the city.
tn-Ootton tn store placed under Insurance unless In
structed to the contrary. ' -
JEJ- Cotton consigned to us on gora steam, aei auu
flatboats covered bv our open policy of Ilnsnrance, unless
otherwise expressed in face of Bill of Lading.
S3- Orders for BAGGING. ROPE AND PLAN TA
TIOK SUPPLIES solicited from our patrons. . ,
Agents for the saje of the celebrated Premium Tay
lor Cotton Rin," manufactured by demons. Brown k
Co.. Columbus, Geotgia. ' ,
We bav supplies A various sties la storo, and will
take pleasure in showing' them to'tboie In want of.'a
Gin. Planters woaM do well to call and examine these
Glna before purchasing elsewhere.
nt . , v. na nin we hare ever seen In
"Qus'ltles most desirable, ill: speed,- llgbt draught and
making a superior sampe nv.
myl-em junuij, auu.-x v- v-v.
- Til. O. C: BOONE, late of Lonnr.Iie, h.y., nas oeoomc
associated with ns in tbe Grocery and Commission
Business, 'dsllng from the lst'lnstant.
MASOX. XORTELili & B002VE,
COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERS,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
No. lG13Hain-St., Memphis. Tenn.
mnnivn Ttnne. Jeans. Llosevs. and a generafstock of
Plantation Supplies ronstantlyjun band. sp2S
E. M. APPERSOS....C. DELOACH.. ..DAVID APAJJ3.
E. M. APPEHSOX & CO.,
r.OTT ON FACTORS,
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
XTfO DEALERS IK
BAGGING.BOPE, QROCEBIES, &C
A'O.CS FROST ROW, and 6Ji,'r'iisu.i-J ,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
PARTICULAR attention paid to Storing, Shipping and
l eiaag fjoiwu.
PRATT'S COTTOX GIXS.
.,. -,,. nt T) PRATT'S celebrated
COTTON GINS which have been so favorably known for
.k.t... ..mv-F.i p.r.nn. wUhinr to nnrcbase
urc ,93 1 uuuihi v. j. - --
are requested to call and examine them. All Gins are
soKl nnoer a imi saarauij. r
marlo-Cm m.. ai j x.uw.i a. ww.
tt .11. o-:-. r i t.tt... rSreneH. V1kS. Re
ft- umij J'ft , -
publican; Panola, Miss., Star; nuntsvtlle, Ala., Advo-
' .... t i . P.. ...ill Tot. ti
cate; Tuscumnia, aib , tnqaiivr, i,,"',,
Journal, copy six months, t nd sendbl.ls to this office.
A. 11. HOPKINS & CO.,
... a- w
i succaior to raxctu 9
Cotton Factors
Attrj
COUTIISSEON MERCHA1VTS,
AO. -11 5.tiej. a A'AtAjcj A,
seplT-ly NEW ORLEANS, LA.
WILDS VERNON, I
W. A. BRYAN,
p WILLIAMS.
M. N.
Late of Panola, Miss.
Late of LaG range, Tenn.
TEEION, BETM & CO.
moil .Factors, uoranunstuu
Forwarding
lvrETLCHANTS.
N. 6 Front Bow, over Meueham k Gnlbrnlth's,
IVMVTT1 TBVY.
-- inTTrrrrT iTi .tfjintlnn nild ta Storing. Shipping aad
X Selling Cotton. Charges 60 cents per bale.
J3 All cotton sent to us win no covereu j mimvr,
unless otherwise Instructed. ng23
WARD LAW HOWARD WM. T. HOWARD.
W. HOWARD & CO.,
Cotton. Factors, Commission and
Forwarding raerciiuuis,
TCO. 4 HOWARD'S ROW. MEMPHIS,
DEALERS In Bagging, Rope, Twine. Sugar, Coffee, Mo
lasses, Rice, Flour, Lard, Bacon, Mackerel, Salt,
Tnrufnl, PnftP. Al.. Wine. H QUIT. IUVK... UUavuw,
Lime, Land-Plaster, and Groceries generally. A good
stock now on hand, and for sale at reasonable prices.
J3"Cash advances made on Cottons In store for sale or
shipment. AU uoiions insureu miicaw.uc. -
vt nnr nnn Tniirr of Insurance covers all Cotton eon
inni t n. hv water: also, the risk of Fire while In
store, unless otherwise Instructed. Our prices for storing
and selling cottons, tne same as wo m.
Tars past fifty cents per oaia. mo" .
T- T. AYDLETT.... J. C. DOUGHERTY,
a ' lfm.AU.
cv VTltaw. 1 "
T. P. AYDLETT & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
i iND
FORTAUDIN-J MERCHANTS,
NO. 6S ORAVIER-ST., NEW ORLEANS.
DOUGHERTYli AYDLETT,
WHOLESALE GR0CEBS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
. NO 23 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS,
v-rriLL make cash advances on all Cotton or other Pro-
V V dues shipped to T. P. Aydlett & Co., Jiew urians.
ocS-ly
CXTDDY, BROWN & 00.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
SS C1MP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
"1AIH advances made on all Cotton or other Produce
j consigned as above, by milks u w jui.
Janll-6m
B. KERRILL,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 5 Monroe Street, bet. front Eo.w &Main,
(SOUTH SIDE,)
M'orTiTi'Vi.o TpTiTifiqnftfi-
P ARTICULAR atientlon paid to sale and shipment of
Cotton and other Produce
Bagging, Rope and Plantation Supplies I urnlshed at
lowest msrket prices.
T. BV NORMENT,
Cotton Factor
AKD -
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MOSBY t& HUNT'S NEW BLOCK,
Up Stairs, IT 1-2 Front Row,
MEMPHIS, TEXX.
A LARGE stock of Bagging and Rope always on hand.
A Jnlrj-dawly .
M'Ll-E MANYERS, Parisienne,
WHO speaks Eng'lsh fluently, wishes to give lessons
in the Freneb and Spanish Languages, and also In
Vocal Musld M'lfe Majtvirs would be glad to attend
schools, or give private lessons. M'lle M. brings testi
monials from the highest pe'sonsges In this country,
signed by President Pierce, Gov. Aiken, (S 0.,) Senator
Butlera-ci'. Jefferson Davis, fee., which she will be hap
py to exblblt. ... . . .
Apply at Mi" Bnlkley's, n.rnando street, next door to
tbe late MayorCarroll' res!dente,or at th. Music Stores,
splf-dtwawu
wmntss
ISAAC KETILL lk"A. J CUIRrt.tOHAM.
NEYILii. & CUNNINGHAM,
DEALERS IN SLAVES,
Xo. ill ilsln Street, three doors North ef Adams,
WK have thirty-five llkrtr Negroes for saie.
ule, mi.
iff sndwl
pir ot :
AZL.nd el
wm seep consiauuj u.u
VIJ VI ll.itj - - -
a iiv. T. K,mM rnrii.1,,,1 ui k-nr i . uu.
"ana gins, ucm uiuu, . , ,
of which will b) aold on reasonable terms, and fully auar-
AnMed. . .
We will alio Bosra ana sen j..uv,
m. well orovliltd fortbat business ap2-dawly
spring goods:
Great Bargains
PHHiIP WHITE'S
TSo. S33.jiaiii Street.
WE Invite attention to our Urge slock of Spring and
Summer. Goods, which we are selling and. intend-to
seU cheap tar cash. v dtiitti! ,
an7-daw3in " "
"WALKER & BROTHERS,
Kb. 79 STont now,
MANUFACTURERS OF CLOTHIXG,
ASD WHOLESALE ILERJ IK
em a T. A TVll PA'A'CY '
iiipv r.nnrts. Hoots &. Slocs,
ARK just receiving and rpenlng a splendid assortment
of Spring and Summer Goods, to which they call the
especial attention of Country Merchants and River Tra-
tounderwUgoo4mnr. Please cU and see.
mariu-asm
NELSON & NEWELL,
WlIOIXIAlH UWi-a-IH
Foreign JLiQi&orSs
TOBACCO, CIGARS,..
OLD BOURBON AND RYE WIIISRY,
PORTER, Etc. si
xnwrPirrtTTtERI OT
domestic Liquors and Rectified Wtasky.'j
MAIN STREET, OXE DOOR SOUIU. u univn,
MEMPHIS, TENN N
TTAVE in Stcr
rE in Store ' ' .
haU pipes Otard, Tupuy & Co., Brandies,
2 ' ' " PInet, CastUlon Co., uranuits ,
8 qr. pipes " "
a it Ttenersev.
10 " casks Part Wipe;
8 Msd "
i Old Sherry . ine ,
100 bbls. Old Bourbon Whisky;
50 " Rie '
200 " Rectified "
100 cases Ginger Wine;
Vtn hi t. Ale :
300.000 assorted Cigars ;
. T.I 1 , a..LaIM
To Doxes.nn- i irnmi . .
.... " . ...Il. . .ja.tm.Tlf nf fTMAC.
Togetneijiin aiareo uu ..i.-
In ont-Une.-to'jrhich the attsntlon tf the trade Is "spect
imiv solicited- . - ' .ap-0ed3m
" " : -' . 1 z j
J. P. PRESC0TT & CO,
MANUFACTURE RS Of .
OIL.,
SOA? 'AKD .CAfliJLJiiS,
Fobt of Jefferson Street, ,
rVT ri m H Kip. TiilMiM.
WE also keep on band cottos aKtu oiL,.wnica wc
guaranty to answer all purposes fos which Lard
. .... ... ............ l..aa
Oil is used, w nave ceriincatc. iioiu vur' 11 "
to this effect. We can sell Ittn percent cheaper than
Lard Oil. . ttSm
Spriwg and Suinaner
a o o 3 s .
- -r " -
mnE subscriber takes pleasure 'In announcing to Ms
I . , j. .v..r,Kilr. ..n. 1. lli.t he baa lust
openeu his large and carefully selected stock of SsTAPLK
anilitANCT GOODS suited to. the Spring and Hammer
seasons! which are on sale low to cash or prompt paying
customers. For the Iaill.s-Ejinla, Marsarette, Gren
adine. Organdy, B rage and Muslin Robes; beautiful
plain and fancy Poult .leLol, Organdies, Lawns, Bcrsges,
Muslins, uingoama aau riiu.., .!" ' , .
Embr.i ered Salss Mantles ; seU Honiton, Maltese. Point
. . . .. . t r-,.11 . - nnH, nimnnr. Thread
ana aiusim jsicvtv. uu vw..- , ' r '
andcthtr Laces; E'lnBes, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings,
. a.,. . .i, 11.4, Ta.ta,1 T m Nrfll , a a
Glovs, Hosiery, sin" i "
and Parasols, etc.
A large lot of Readj-Made Clothing, Cloths, Caslmeres,
Boots, Shoes, lists, Osnsburgs, bleached snd brown
Sbl'tings ana sneeimis, v..
ades and in a werd every thing in tbe dry goods line,
rv'nntrv Merchants are offtred great inducements.
Call and examine my stock. Xo charge for .bowing
BOOdS
ap9-tf NO. -i as .in sirec-. ce. .mc.
Latest Arrivals
NEW GOODS.
IsTEW GOODS t
WE are now in receipt or a large poruou u our
tlf al and magnificent Sprint; stock of .
Fancy and. Staple Dry Goods. -
Consisting In part ot
ELEGANT SILKS,
UllKAlJl.TI.O,
PONGEE SILKS,
HERAGB and 0RGANDKS B0BES,
T 1 lV3 Al-avarvvirMv
EXQUISITE LACE SETTS and EMBROIDERIES, of
every aescripiiou mimw.. , -
A general and comp e'.e assortment of Planters' Goods,.
. m . . . Tii.in -nrl v.n n..lrnere. anaVefitlncS.
ixems i.ioius, i i-i" ...... . j - . t -...
of the most approved patterns; Men and Boya' Furnish-
. .r n .-i . mtnit Ok ua Tsnnri
lng Goods; lisis, ip, ih'
Uses. Carpet Bags, Carpeting and Matting; and In addi
tion allartldes esuallykeptlnour line. Allot which
we propose selling very low for cash.
utre iii a caiif c sa --
good Goods, and at the lowest market prices.
March m. " "
TniTorson Stroot.
In thehouse'oecupied formerly by Mrs Thompson,
m
IXAS Just marred irn ine nnesi ana ues
Btock of .tents' and ladle' BOOTS and SilOES,
i ...nl. n rnrrHlfV uriii lat stTle.
. a . v.. I m. !. Via iHinVa tn hla oltl Ti
irons for past favors, and hopes for a'llbcral patronage In
i. . - ... V . . i V orlll Ka ,lw,
meMirsKiia joiiiruixfiiu, -un.ui
ready to attend to any work In his line at the earliest no
tice. An early call is sjllclted. ?-
ar8-3m WM. MILLER.
3-BulIetln please copy.
: A. VACCAE0 & CO.,
DEALEBS IS--
GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liqnors,
Wines, Cigars, Fruits, &c,
NO. 29S MAIN-ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
oet3t
CHANDLER & CO.,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Main ttreet, next door to Odd FeUovt HaU,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
xt: AT,T:na ansa
PORE DRUGS ASD MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS. Surgical Instruments, Fancy Goods,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Patent and Botanic
Medicines, Garden-Seeds, Snuff, Tobacco and Cigars,
Brandies and Wlnsi. "
rj- Every article sold by us warranted as represented,
subject to be returned at our expense. JnlyS-ly .
E. BREATH ETT
...S. B. STOKER.
& CO,
JLl . J. XI U JO. AT O U Al W0
(SUCCESSORS TO E. H. RACISE.)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
Vine liraiilics, Wines,
Ha v linhjpi gars
ASB TII.'rrXEST QUAL1TT Or
VBRGHVIA TOBACCO,
JEFFERSON STREET. (Breathett & Stoner's.Bulldlng,)
Betwefg Mali and Second. ;
TUST RECEIVED Brandies, Henry Mounle St Co., 1810;
J Old Castlllon, 1813'pOIi Lamonde, 1820;
Old Rochell, and dlS?rent brandings.
Wines, Chsmpagna'and Claret ;
Old South sldi Maderli.Topsi Sherry;
Champagne.-FIeuy-deBougy.Crlsmdo;
Crescent, yisvier.Aa vnamp-iim ixrisituuj ,
Old Yleux (lips Spiirkllng Bergundy ;
Clsrets, Cbatsux Margeaux. Latour Glass Stopper;
Laflte, St. Estphe, and other brands, too numerous
to mention. . ,
ScoUh Ale, London Porter
t. . O ..,-a V r- JUr. f .bO.S-tlfim
L au.; u,wrt,iv,r,-T.j -
3" Holly Springs Democrat copy three mpnths, and
SeuU UllllO IU1&VUIV .wi vwaiwMwa.
A..ST&EET & CO.,
MAXUFACTTJRERS OF ALL KINDS OF
RAILROAD' CABS, CARTS,
' -CCAGrOTirS, cfcc,
Poplar, between Main and Second Streets,
augll MEMPHIS, TEX IT.
Latlis and SbiBglcs.
B0GERT& WITT are sUll making Laths, and are al
ways prepared to supply tbe public with the best ar
ticle at reduced prices. They are also making Shingles,
and will keep a sepply constantly oa hand. Mill on Wolf
river, above the Baysu. July 18, '56-ly
$orrip Cartes
JOn.S E. IITDE ALEX. MACAELAT.
JOH.V E. HYPE & CO.,
Comission Si Forwarding Merchants.
AGENTS TOR THE
Mempliia and New Orleans Packet Line,
Oox. Sroinord tSs Co.'s
Tlirougli L.in t New Orleans,
MOBILE AND ALABAMA R1TER PACKETS,
No. 06 Poydraa Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
PARTICULAR and personal attention given to the For
warding ot Goods.
Referenctt Messrs. MeCombs Si Trite, nancock.
Clark ct Co, Laxallette, Shirley k. Co., J. J. Mnrphy,
Esq Chas Potter Capt. C. B. Church, J. J. Rawllogs,
Memphis, Tenn. m,U-6ra
W. S. LAWT0S, C. t. BREAEEB,
Fromerly of Lawtonvllle, S. 0 01 Charleston, S. C.
LAWT0N & CO.,
Upland and Sea Island
COTTON AND 4ttCE FACTORvS
Forwarding & Commission Merchants,
XO. 36 EAST BAT AND BOTCE It CO.'S WHaRF,
CHARLESTON, S C.
WILL sell Cotton, Rice, -Flour, Wheat, Corn, Naval
Stores &c.
Having an experience ot twenty ffveyeara In business,
we guarantee satlslsctlon to all wbo patroBlie us.
Prompt, personal attention given to tne isrwaroing
department.
RErERESCES lion. R. D. Trevllle, Ez-LIent. Gov.;
J. II. Shepherd. Eq , cf the Arm of Shepherd h. Mc
Cnary; Jas. Tapper. Esq., Master ln'Bqnily; Hon. W.
J.-Geay.on, Ex-Collector and Ei-M C, Charleston, S.
V. Rev. It JJ. mmcan, lien. u. M Ajr, ssrnweu, a.
O. Gov. C. J McDonald, Judge T Stocks, Georgia. E.
G. Jaudon. Esq., Dr. R. G. Mays. Florida. Joseph
Bamsev, Eq., lean. W J- Davie, Memphis, Tenn.
majj-dly
67 N. AVERILL,
Receiring, Foi warding and Commission
;A G E 1ST T ,
e. (SUCCESSOR. TO T. STESIIOUSE it tO.,)
NO. HA1XE STREET, CHAELESTOX,. S. C.
T) EFERENCES John CaWvrell, President S. 0. R. R.,
V Colnmbls. S C.S Col. J. A. Wbltessdes, aad H. W.
Massengal, Chattanooga, Tenn; Ger.,W. WUUams fc
Co., Charleston, a u; vass. Anoersoo. u'kim
Agent, Xas'hville, Tenn.; Wm. Taj lor t Co., Montgom
ery. Alabama. '
Particular attsntlon given 10 ine ui
FREIGIIT8, and for lost and daraa.'ed Goods by vessels.
apMdly
Jj AND AG EN C Y.
SASI'L MATTHEWS & SON,
General Jgcnlt to Buy, Sell and Locate Land
in the Mississivvi Bottom.
Ti ARTICULAR attention la paid to the selection of
'r, COTTON PLANTATI ONeV r.m tbe Internal Im
provement and Chickasaw Scheol Lands.
Several years, expent ret ensure, iraa w aire uiuiiu
tlon. Terms easy. "...
Address 'plesiahWMount, Panola county, Miss."
apS-dJiw3ro
LOUISVILLE MPER. MILL
C. I. & -A. V. DuPONT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
KEW8 "AND BOOK PRINTING PAPER,
. AND pEALER3lJT
PAPERS OP ALL
TOKTERS' ITilvS, .fee.,
47rIIain-Strcet, Louisville Ky.
Gecjo-aawiy.
. riT2aEHALD..:HAS. C- BILL..J. WOODWOBTn.
. H. FITZGERALD & CO.,
(Succeuort to Park, Simpion ( Co,,), '
Grocei's. Produce Iealers3
COMMISSIOX & FOUWARDLNG MERCHANTS
Iso. 02 Pront Bow, liiompniB,
ASD
JACRSOXPORT, ARKANSAS.
Jnlitf-dawly .
c. r,
M. S0LAND
.A. S. HUEY
ROLAND & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS
ASD
Collectors,
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
REFER TO J. Knos Walker, Miles Owen and Capt.
t'birley Church. feb7-tf
53-News, Enquirer aaa iowixes- express copy iiu
forbid.-ly .
B. W. ALEXANDER ...........B. J. LA5SIN0.
ALEXANDER & LATISING,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
N0S. 63 AND 65 LOCUST STREET,
Sax3L-t XjouIs, IVTo.
REFEREXCES.
J. J. Murphy, Memphis; Cook & Co., Memphis ;
BarnetHi Walker. " ToddfcGoyer, "
Charles Pottei, " feb6-6m
KRAJDY & DAVIES.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Itlaiii Street, Louisville, Ky.,
ivr
ANUFACTCRER'S Agents for Machine Rope, Bag
ging, Jeans, Lmeys, (sc. Jan23-iy
Aa O. SMITH. ...B. r. OUTIIKIE....GEO. J. ROWLAND.
SMITH, GUTHRIE & CO.,
Comniission Icvcliants
AND
WHOLESALE QHOCEES,
HEALERS I If
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
AND AOENT;FOR THE SALE OF
Virginia anct"E.entucky Tobacco,
No. 564 Main Street, between Second and Third,
JanlS-ly LOUISTILLK, ET.
C. St. HARVET Ra B. HARVEY.
C. 31. HARVEY & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
NO. 120 GRAVIER-ST., NEW ORLEANS.
OUR personal attention
will be given to the Sale or
Forwarding ot Goods er,
Produce consigned to our
addtess. We will contract Freight on the
aboie tor re-snlpment either by sail or steam vessels, at
lowest rates.
We have had several years experience In our market
In the purchasing ot Staples and assorted Merchandise.
Refxr TO Cook & Co., J. C. GtlDlug It Bro , Speed
& Strange, Hannah & Shanks. decl2-ly
P. HTmraMGH & BR0M
CONFECTIONERS,
297 2VGC-A.Ha- STJFSJEE'A?,
WHOLESALE and retail dealera In Fancy and Plain
Canities, Cakes, Fiults, Preserves, Jellies, etc. We
have fitted up our tine
ICE CREAM SALOON.
and are now ready to serve the cooling luxuries to all that
give us a call. myl2-d4m
OPENIIVG OF THE 3IA3I3XOTH
ICE CREAM SALOON,
AT r
Odd Fellows' Hall.
. f -
LTiOCCO takes pleasure In announcing to hli patrons
and tbe public in grnrral lhat be has at a great
expense procured the above place, and Is now ready to
sirve thecoollcgluxuties for which everybody knows be is
famous. To add to the entertainment ot the public he
has engaged tbe celebrated Mechanics' Brass Band.
myl0-2w
IOE CREAM SALOOI!
JTos. Speclit
BEGS leave to Inform tc Ladles and Gentlemen ot
Memphis and Its vicinity that he has now opened
bis newly tVted up ICE CREAM SALOON, in his new
brick building on Madison street, where he will be pleased
to see his o d customers, and tbe public In general.
$3f Always on hand, every variety of Confectioneries,
ne win also furnish Wedding Parties and Balls at the
shortest notice. JOSEPH SPECHT.
ap25-d3m -
WORSnAM HOUSE CONFECTIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX
Plain and Fancy Candies,
Adams Street, under the IVo'r
sliam House,
KEEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of Green
and Dry Fruits, Fruits in their own. Juice, Jellies,
Preserves, Sardines, Lobsters, Spiced and Pickled Oys
ters, Pickles, Cordials, Syrups, fine Wines, Brandies, all
kinds Nuts, ttc.
In connection with this establishment, I have fitted up
" ICE CREA3I,SALOOX,
For the accommodation of cttliAi and the visiting public
mjS-dtllfinov S. P. BRICHETTO.
D. PANTE & CO.,
Lard Oil, Soap and Candle
Lil 3Iain street. Memphis. Tenn.
rpHE highest market prices paid or rough and rendered
JL. Tallow, Lard ana soap urease. novs-iy
Room and Accommodation
FOR FIVE HUNDRED STRANGERS AT THE
BAZAAE OF FASHION!
NO. 223 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS.
THAT Is' to say, room In our Store and Show Rooms
up stairs for five hundred strangers, whom we can
accommodate with the fliest and most fashionable Bon
nets and Mantillas ; rlcli Silks and Fancy Dress Goods;
Embroideries, Ribbons, Trimmings, and ail other fine
Fancy Goods which ar usually kept In tbe most fashion
able establishments, which we will dispose of at very
moderate prices. Persons visiting Memphis at this in
teresting time, will please give us a call.
ap30 E. BARIKD3 tt CO
Just Received.
PER EXPRESS, Ore hundred BONNETS, among which
tbe Neapolitans and line Straw Eugeslas; French
Chip Bjnnets ; Neapolitan, English and Swiss Straw
Alan, one hundred Shik-r Hoods, all of which we wilt
sell low. E. B1RINDS & CO.,
ap30 Xo. 223 Main street.
Grand Opening
OF Ave hnndred new styles MANTILLAS, composing
every vsriety from the ch.spest to the most splendid
brought on, which we will sell at a very small advance on
cost. E. BARINDS it CO.,
ap30 223 Main street.
DHESS GOODS.
OUR stock Is now complete, and comprises an extensive
variety of Silk Robes, Organdies, Grenadines aad
Birege Robes, ct the ilcbest and UUst styles. We call
particular attention to this department, as they were se
lected with great care, and having a large slock on bind,
we will close them out at very low prices.
E. BARIXDS It CO.,
apSO 223 Main street.
Embroideries,
LACES,
TRIMMIXGS,
PARASOLS,
FAN'S,
PERFUMERIES,
Itc, &.C.
At tbe Bazaar of Fashion. E. BARINDS It CO
ap30
223 Main street.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS,
At No. 8 Court Street,
BETWEEN MAIN STREET AXD FRONT ROW.
Mrs. U.'CARTER
HAS Just returned with her stock of Spring and Slim
mer Millinery, and will open oa FRIDAT, ia 27th
instant, consisting ln part of
Fine French Floers ;
Fine French Wreaths ;
Ladles' and Misses' Bonnets;
Ribbons, Dress Hsts;
Lace and Edgings ;
Head Dresses,
And a gf ne-al assortment of Millinery Goods. The la
dies of Memphis and vicinity are respectfully Invited to
call and examine for themselves.
mar25-tf . H. CARTER.
sVVJE IF GOO i?:
SPRING 'FASHIONS,
AT THE
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
299 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
WE are receiving and opening, for the a-f-fi
' inspection of .he ladies, one ot the nostA&Mtj
fashlonab e stocks of French Millinery aad if -w
Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to tSls city. Also, a very
select assortment of Dress Goods, Silks, B.Tegee, CnaJ
lles, Organdies. Grandees, Tissue Rdbea, p'aln and dotted
M usllns. He. We call particular attention to our
Milliner j- Department,
Consisting of all styles of French Bonnets. Leghorn, Eng
lish Straw, Xeopolltan Eugenies and Glple, Flowers
and Ribbons. Five thousand dollars worth ot fine French
Embroideries V.lenclnes. G impure. Henbon.Polnt Lace
L setts ,'ChanUlly Lace,
Embroidered Silk Mantillas,
Lace Bnquines, Dress Trimmings at all styjes ; Parasols,
Fans, Glmpure Laces, Ac
Also, abthe Emfcrfam. of Fashion. Dress and Mantilla
Making done, guarantying satisfaction as to style aad
shape.
Mourning goods a'ways on band, and 'orCera promptly
attended to. Thelsdlesare most respectfully Invited to
call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
X. ST1I LMAN fc-CO.,
apll 239 Mala street, Memphis, Tenn.
x
NEW STOEEr
ylJB w stock:
TI1E subscriber would respectiuBy an
nounce to the ladles of Memphis ind sur
rounding country, that he is sow opening a
complete fresh stock ot PARIS MILLIXERT,
7 FAXCT DRT GOODS, LACES, EMBROID
ERIES, ard a general assortment of LADIES
FAXCT GOODS, which te Is prepared to sell at the
very lowest prices for cash.
AU kinds ot MILLIXERT made to order at the shortest
notice. WM. SILBERBERG,
No. 200 Main street, third door above Lehman's Dry
Goods House. rnar2
TO THE LAllIES ANGEimEMEN OF
HVX 33 3V5C 0E 3BC I JS -
JAMES MILLSON, fcrmerly of Clncln-
raii. unio woaiu ivsihxis jiij wuwubw w.i
Cit. the citizens ot Memphis that he has opened tri
a BLEACHING and PRESSING EsUbllsbment on Union
treet. near DeSoto, where Bonnets. Flats. Gipsey and
Gents' nats will be dons tn tbe best style for lb wbo
favor blm with their patronage Also, Bonnets djed and
pressed for .tores, at low prices.
Please give him a call, on Union street, near DeSolo.
mun 3m
$)Iar.tatum .gupfes, (Bit
A. S. nASCOCX...
Late wniiameon tt
Hancock.
X. O. CLA1U....OEO W. TROTTER.
Late Aydlett X Lats ot Somsrvllle.
Co.
HANCOCK, CLARK & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
DEALERS 15
BAGGING, HOPE, BACON, LABD,
PORK, FliOUK,
A5D
ATI TCi Tir1 of 3ap3TOCilXOOf
XO. U FROXT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN.
feU
JUST RECEIVED.
1AA BBLS ind h,f tu' Harris XX Ale ;
1UU M casks quarts and pints London Porter;
IOC dosen Hostetters Stomach Bitters ;
ISO bbis. Dexteis and Filckens Whisky;
200 bbls. Harrison's Ohio Flour ;
25 casks Bacon Sides, Hams, and Shoulders ;
SO bbls. Mackerel, 60 kits Mackerel;
75 dcnn Cove OysUvs ;
SO gross Garrett's Snuff, bottles and papers;
200 boxes Stsr Candles, 50 d.zen Brooms ;
60 colls Manilla Rope, all sizes ;
IS boxes Virginia Tobacco ;
25 box's Soda Crackers, 25 bWs. Pic-Xle Crackers;
60 boxes Lemon Syrup. 25 boxes Smoking Tobacco;
25 boxes Pie Fruit. 25 boxes Stsrch ;
60 boxes Pickles, 25 boxes Catsup
ALSO, Sugar. Coffee Molasses, Tea, Oranges, Lemons,
Figs, Rafcln, Almonds, Pecans, English Walnuts, Fil
berts, Sardines, &c. For sale by
mp76 J.F FRANC Xo 35 Front Row.
Co He e.
100 BJ
BAGS Rio Ce9ee, Just received and for sale law
the tiade by
DOUGHERTTi ATDLETT,
Xo. 23 Front Row.
ap15
Sugar, Sugar.
OX HHDS. Sugar, Just received and for sale low to
C O the trade, by
D0UGHERTT tt ATDLETT,
ip!5 No. 23 Front Row.
Sundries.
f) e: BOXES assorted Pickles ;
0J 25 boxes fine old O. Brandy;
25 boxes Table Salt ; Just received and for sale low
to the trade by DOUGnERTT & ATDLETT,
aplS Xo. 23 Fro.it Fow.
S. B. WILIilAIttSON,
(Svccetto to WUliamton If Hancock,)
GROCER
ASD
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
1MF0RTER Or
FINE WINES, BRANDIES,
Havana Cigars &c.
NO. 19 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS.
Jolyl
.Received this Day,
fnBBIMesiPotc;
We
60 kegs No. 1 Leaf Lard;
25 tierces Sugar-Cure Earns ;
20 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 tils Whisky.
AH of which we trill sell ehsap for cash at Xo,
it
Front Row, Memphis.
julyl a. a. wil.l.l Assauri.
GROCERIES, &c.
THE subscribers keep on hand the following articles,
which they warrant to be of first quality, and for
sale low forcasn;
Wheat Fans ana Tflresners ;
E. Carver X Co.' Improved Cotton Gins;
Wagons, Northern aad Southern manufactux
Bacon, bog-round;
Flour, Salt, Whisky and Tobacco ;
Sugar, Coffee, Teas and Molasses ;
Candles, Powder, Shot aad Lead ;
Brandies and Wines, superior article ;
Lime, Cement and piaster Paris ;
Together with a general assortment of all articles uas
sUykeptln a Grocery store.
G WYNNE X GIBSON,
July? Xos. 1 aad 2 Exchange 3 Sliding.
SOME FORTY OR FIFTY ACCLI
MATED COTTON NEGROES
- POE SALE.
FRC
A-ra9,',
23lays v
FROM tbe State of Georgia, consisting of
women, boys ana gins. Among them
lime very likely families In a few'
we intend to concentrate our purchases
from Kentucky and Virginia to this Mint, and live the
buyers pf this country an opportunity of lnvi sting their
money in good Negroes. Give us a call before making
your purchases.
mar21-Ja BOLTON, D1CKUNS X CO.
Sransprtatioiu
M'ALEXAXDrR..
J. K
.J. T. CHIDEJTIR.
.10RWOOD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
M'ALEXANDER & C0.?S
Omnibus Line.
VAYIXG purchased the Omnibus Line for
merly owned by Pitcher X Ceck, we are open
tjT3' iwi iue charms uiuuin1. me unab.ii u.
iiTT our firm are all known to the citizens of the
Biuff City and tbe surrounding cauntry.
From oar experience In public business, we feel confi
dent that we are qualified to carry oat the enterprise tn
which we eniaje. Give us a trial; we will endeavor to
please yon.
Wa sbaH have new omnlbu.es, fine teams, careful,
steady drivers aad accomsaodatlng agents.
X3" Office at tbe Genera! Railroad, Stage and Omnibus
Ag.ncy. at the Worsham House, where tickets may be
procured at aU times.
m,6 3m McALEXAXDER X CO.
SIXTY BIILES THE SHORTEST
ASD
BEST H.OTJT33
VIA
lississippi anil Tennessee
RAILKO AD,
TO
Grenada and Intermediate rolnts.
J. P. McALEXANDER & CO.'S
DAILT LINE OF
EOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
FROM Memphis to Grenada. In connection with the
Mississippi and Teanes.ee Railroad, a distance of ene
bandred and five miles fifty miles railroad, and but one
change ot baggage. Time through, thirteen boors.
New Coach's, fine teams snd careful drivers, and time
and mosey saved no mistake.
t3For Tickets, and all des red Information, apply to
our agent, at tbe General Railroad, Stage and Omnibus
Office, at the Worsbam Heose.
my$-3ai J. P McALEXANDER X CO.
DIRECT ROWTJE
TO
WASHINGTON, ARE., TEXAS. &C.
STAGE leaves Gaines' Landing, Ark., (Mississippi
river.) MONDATS, WEHNBSDAT3, aad FRIDATS,
at 6 A M-, and arrives In Washington in fifty hours
Fare $13. Washington passengers havo the preference
ot seaU Passing tnreugh Muntlcello. Warren, Hamp
ton and Camden, connecting at Camden wt h Stage lines
to Eldorado and lo Hot Springs via Princeton, Tulip and
Rockport.
Connecting at Washington with lines to Clarksvllle,
Texas, Shreveport, Louisiana, and Little Rack, Ark.
Tbe road tnrougo tne atississippi ooiiom is greatly im
proved, and money has been appropriated from the In
ternal Improvement and other lands which guaranties
that It win be made equal to any other portion of the road
this summer. BMOAN X CO., Proprietors.
Beldiko X Stoxe. Agents.
ap29-datwlm Outer's LandHri.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM MEM
PHIS TO ATLANTIC CITIES.
Ky liilvoiu from Cairo!
To Chicago Direct in Sixteen Honrs, uniAouf Break
1 Caage or Change of Car or Baggage.
BRAXCH FROM CENTR ILIA IS NOW FINISHED,
Thus shortening tbe tune to sixteen hoots to Chicago.
AT Chicago, connecting with Michigan Central Cars
, leaving the same Depot, for Detroit, X-agara Falls,
Rochester, Albany, New Tork, Boston, and all Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. -Only two change of Cars, from
Cairo to Nlapafa, and three from Cairo, to Albany, and
f oar from Cairo to New Tork. Time from Cairo to Xew
Xork, forty-nine hours. Fare aa low, aad comfort great
er, than by any other route. Passengers through are
NOT subjected to the delays consequent to the frequent
changes by short lines ot Railreuds through Indiana and.
Ohio, to the East ana Xoith. 1
.Also, connecting at. Chicago with Michigan Southern
Trains, for Cleveland, Dunkirk, and the East, with Lake
Shore Railroad and Steamers for Racine, Milwaukee,
Sheboygan, Xc, and with a splendid Lirie of First Class
Steamers for Sardt St Marie, Lake Superior, Colling
wotVd. Toronto. &c .
. pValns leave CalroEveryMornlng and Evening as fol
lows 1 ,
6:05 A. M.,. Chicago- and Bunleith Express, Sundays
excepted.
This Train connects at traieago wtin .ew rork Lignt
nlng Express, over Mlchlsan Central, Great Western and
Xew Tork Central Railroads, through la thirty-ode hours.
This Train also connects at Sandoval wHb. OVlo and
Mississippi Railroad lar St. Louis and Tincennes; at
Pana, with Trains if the Terra Haute, Alton and St.
Louis Railroad, lor inaiaaapous, Lenisvuie aaa uincin
cstl; at Decatur, with Main Line Express for Galena,
Dunlellh ; tha latter connecting with Trains to Spring
field, Naples, Rock Island. Burlington and Qaiacy.
8:10 r. St., New Tork Express, Saturdays excepted.
Stopping only nt Important Stations, except oa Signal,
connecting with Main Line Day Express from Decatur U,
Dunlellh, and arriving at Chicago at S r. M.
Passengers fer the Upper Mississippi, will find at Duu-
leitb, steamers of the Daniel th ana Minnesota Packet
Company, ready to leave 00 the arrival of ettner Cairo
Train tor Le Crosse, Redwing, St. Paul, Xc Passengen
for Janesvtlte, and Central and Eastern Wisconsin, con
nect at Freeport with Trains to Beloit and Janesvtlte, and
from thence to Madison and Central aad Eastern Wis
consin. The Maps and Charts Indicating the Great Central
Route to the North and East are an exact transcript of
Coltoa's Map of the TJalteit States, and passengers are
requested to examine tkls route aa well as the ruining
time cards of the connecting Reads, and Judge for them
selves al to thecorrectaessof the above statements. The
opening of tbe Illinois Central Railroad from Cairo to
Chicago, and thus forming a speedy and direct means of
communication between the Upper Lakes and Rivers, and
the Lower Mississippi, afibrda to the pleasure traveler,
a. well as the business man, attractions and facilities
tor reaching the North and East, which surpass those of
any other route whatever. The accommodations fur
nished by tbe Company for the convenience ot the trav
eling public, the permanency ot the road and structure.
the strength and elegance of tne xngmea ana cars, com
mend themselves to those wbo desire in traveling tpeed,
co-mfort ana tafety. State rooms secured on all packets;
TICKETS GOOD FOR ONE TEAR, with the privilege
of laying over at any point, can be had at Memphis,
No. 15 Jefferson street.
WILLIAM MORIX, Agent,
Inn4-1v Memphis. Tenn.
iuilWttjj 3ltatcrials.
J. WELLER J. I. EB.WIX.
WE LIVE It & ERWliV,
Memphis Factory
AND LUMBER YARD,
Orerttm sfrrrf, near f At AfeasAia una" OAJo Depot.
KEEP tor ssle and make to order Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Mantles, Frames, Mouldings, ana everything In that
line, ot the best materials and workmanship. They are
also prepared to do 11 kinds ot Sawing and Planing fer
the trade, and to erect buildings ot every description ; to
helve and fit up stores, and other Jobbing.
Having procured suitable machinery they will loon be
enabled to manufacture PACKING BOXES of all kinds,
cheaper and better than ever before made in the city.
Shinnies. Whir Pice and other Lumber fer sale, dressed
and undressed.
23- Orders from tbe country promptly attended to.
api3-dawly
C. B. MOORE.
,J. IIALSTEAD.
...X BASES,
STAR PLANING MILL,
Door, Sash and Blind Manufactory,
ASD
XjTTJIIBFR TfdLRD,
SECOND STREET, SOUTH OF UNION,
MEMPHIS, TEX.T.
FLOORING, Weatherboards, Doors, S. lb, Blinds, Door
and Wiudsw Frames and Caslags, Mantles, Mould-
lags, Cornice, Celling, Latti o Work, Baseboards, Turn
ing, Scroll WGrk, Shelving, Boxes, itc., and every de
scription of Bonding Material, dressed and undressed,
always oa band and made to order.
vrumv TTATJITEAT. Jfc rv
X. B The highest cash price paid for aU kind, of
Lumber. mvl-ly
(arria(je lUgasitorics.
Carriage Factory.
THE undersigned have opened a Carriage Factory on
Second street, between Washington and Adams
streets, where they are prepared to Manufacture and Re
pair Carriages at the sbortesi notice. All work done by
them will be guarantied, and a ahare of public patronage
solicited.
Jan3-ly-- L. S. BURR X CO.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
CARRIAGE EMPORIUM!
1
M. TOWELL & CO.
JO
THIS extensive establishment continues
at the old stand oa Unloi twts-n
Mala and Second, where may Be found a
very fine assortment of Carriages, Bug
gies Rockaways. Xc , of th'trown manufacture. They
take this method 0. returning thanks for past favors,
and Invite those w.shlng to buy to examine their .lock
before purchasing elsewhere. ap!7 ly
J & A. WOODRUFF,
CARRIIAGE REPOSITORY,
INos. 3 & 4 Exchange Bnildings,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
COXSTAXTLT on hand a large assort
ment of CARRIAGES, from the best
manufactorle., In the united States
Carriages built to order ar.d work fully
guarantied. All kinds ot Repairing done with neatness
and dispatch by
apJO fm J. XX WOODRUFF.
C. C. -MAYD WELL'S
JfldLRBEE KMRB
UAS KbiUUVxSU IU
Adams Street, Del, Main and 2d,
MEMPHIS, TEJiX.,
WHERE can be found all description of Grave Work,
which win be furnished as cheap as It can be got
In any market West. Also, Building Work done at short
notice.
It is to the Interest ot all persons wanting such work to
Trarchae from the yards at Memphis Instead of purchas
ing from Agents, as the Manulactors have to add the
twenty per cent, mat is paia Agents 10 ino wort soia oy
them. Southerners, look to your interest.
decg-daw6m C. CMATDWELL.
asportation.
RAVEllfpiJBLIC
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
THROUGH TICKETS FARE REDUCED
TO GRENADA $5 0.
TO CAREOI LIBS 9 GO.
TO BLACK nWK 1 60.
TO LEXINGTON 12 00.
TO CANTON IS 90.
VIA THE
Memphis and Charleston anil
Mississippi Central Railroads.
CONNECTING south of HoHy Springs, at tbe TaNa
batcbl river, with iht DAILT SOUTHERX MAIL
LINE to New Orleans, via Jackson, Mi.s , tbe cleapest.
mast pleasant and quickest route to tbe above-nasul
points.
Iyast stsgi-g snd the best road. Tbe cars will soon be
at Oxford, .tin sborte lng this r.ute.
Travelers will look o tlx lr comfort and pockets. A '
word to the wise U sotSaent.
S3 'or Tickets or information apply toSIMS&CO.b
Agents, at the Railroad, Stage aad Omntbas Ticket Of
fice, Commercial Hotel. raayl J-d I
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL AXD TEN
ESS EE
RAILROAD
OPEN from Junction with M-mpbjs and Charles K
Rallroad to Mo. on, 16 H miles North et BoHvar, aat
eleven mile. South of JackMa. Teen.
PASSENGER AND MAIL TRAIN leaves G-aad Junc
tion daily at 10 a. ss , or oa arrival of mora lng matt
train from Memphis, coeo-ciint at Me-ios wtia Wvty't
line of Coaches ter Nashville csaJaiksea aad Hstatsssg
ton, and by way of Lexington, C'lftwa. Waynesboro,
Meant Pleasant, and from pring Bui by th Tennessee
aad Alabama Railro.d.
Retura,ng, leaves Medon at 1:10 r 31, ronaectlnjr at
Grand Junction with evening mail train 1st Mempfals,
arriving at 7:45
aplS R p XEELT Supt.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD.
KTow Opoa to Scuc3JLb.
Two Daily Trains each "Way,
(SCXDATS EXCEPTED )
FROM and after WEDNE8DAT. March 96. MOT, tea
MAIL TRAIN leaves Mempfei daily, (SaaMays ex
cepted ) at 7:16 a. M., arriving at Sardts at lftflej a. 3t.
Retaining, leave Sardts at 1:15 a. m., 14 arrives at
Memphis at 1:96 s. sn
Tbia Trim connects at Sard with, Messrs. J. p M (Al
exander i- Co.'s Daily Liae of first class Post Cuseswa Kr
Panola, Grenada, Cantos, JaektcB and Ttekefcarg
Tbe ACCOMMODATION and FREIGHT TRAIN leave-)
Sardls at 3:30 a. af.arrlvtac at MemUs at 10:10 a. m.
Retaralng, leave Memphis at 238 r M , aad arrtvra
at Sardls at 7:30 r. yt. .
Passengers are requested to partkase tickets be fare
enuring tbe ears, and save pa meat sf extra rare.
Baggage checked to all stataooa oa the Railroad, aad at
baggaee will be received witboat beiae esstcied. Eacn
passenger will be allowed He pound ot baggage by Rail
road, aad 60 rwands by stage bat a. artlejiwisl be ear-
rled as baggage that Is Dot lneMest t the aersoa ot tbe
passengers. a
In case of loss, the Cotapary wffl bokl taCBsaaives re
sponsible far an amount not exceedteg $60.
Z3StZmei, wben traveUag alooe, mswt have a permH
naming tbe point to which they are to go, and specttytBg
that they are to tra vet by. Railroad, or they wm sett
carrle.1. r. m. PATRICK
feai SirperlsKdeol.
tS-Earle and Easulrer, MorelHs; Express, TTenumU
PPfs Grenada papas, arM the Mtii;arpp;aa, at Jack
son, copy, asd dtscootlaueTormer advemsrsnests.
. GREAT ROUTE-
TO TBS
EAST AKD. XQRTH.
MEMPHIS AND CHAELISTOy
R & Z JL R O 2 1
COMPLETED .
RAILROAD oonnectfoQ direct from MEMPHIS to
New Tork. Philadelphia, BaltiBsofc, WasbingUB
City Rtchmood, Charleston, and Savannah.
THROCGH TICKETS saM ts tbe feitswia? p4Bts :
Naibviile. ChattatsootU, Aaeaat, CbarWtXan. WUtsvisaS
ton, Audita, Montgomery, Calasataa. Ga.,Mcua, and
Savasoak.
THROCGH TO NASHVILLE IX 23 HOURS.
Tbroagh Ticket Office at the Comarercial BU 1. Meni
phlL Tvbb.. P M PATTBRSON, Afest.
TKktta always coed.
Fare as low as ay aay other Srst-dass rest p.
ror Passengers, a avw roiste saw apeSHd to EAST
ERN and ATLANTIC CIT1K -, BBsarpaaM., to cm.rt
and safety direct and expesNtsuBS,wit&cctk,as eaia
Passlag theagh slave territory, perfect stcBrsty is t0m4
for tbe ooaveyano. of serTBi.
Fur FREIGHT from New Task, aad other Eastern cities,
by s earners to Charleston or Savannah, and railway di
rect toMerapbls. ibe atieutkxi of Soothers and Weatrrst
Merchaats 1 sailed to tht route, betBg as cheap, aad
more exseditloes. tban any atber
Tbe ADAUS EXPRESS COMPAXT is saw la coeaee
tlon with this line.
Tbe THROKGH MAILTRAIX leaves Memphis BAILT.
at 6 30 o'clock A. M. , cosaectlBg wtttr KaK want u4
Westward trains en the Nashville aad ChaUanoa Rail
road, at SlevensvD, tame day.
.AImi connect, at Grand JuocrivHl with tbe Mississippi
Central Railroad to Hotly Sprtags, Oxford, Grenada, Can
ton. Jackson, Ike, Xc. -
Also connects at Grand Jtiaettea Station with Tssnes
see Central Railroad to Bolivar, and Jacksea.
Also connects at Pocahontas with Trl-Wrekiy Line of
Coaches to Ripley, Pontotoc, Aberdeen and OsfnmbB.
Mississippi.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILT (except Sundays) at 2:15 r M.. for JaaettoB wuh
the Mississippi Central aad Teanessee Central Rai, reads.
SomervlUe and loterme-tiate Slatiaas.
Baggage checked to aH stations on the Rail-sad, and
co Baggage will be received without being cheeked.
Each passenger will be allowed seventy-five pounds of
baggage by Railroad, and sixty pounds by Stage ; bat bv
article will be carried as baggage that la not incident 10
the person of the passenger. In case of loss the Com
pany will hold themselves responsible for as amount net
exceeding $100.
Passengers are requested to purchase Tickets before en
tering the ears, and save payment of extra fare.
Xegroes, when traveling atone, must have a permit, ea
rning the point to which they are to g, aad speUfytBe
that they are to travel by railroad, or they will not
carried. Xo ticket will be sosd tbem, sor will they be t-
celved en the cars, unless their owner er agent be present
or known to tha IKket Agent and Conductor, or other
person 10 vouch ior geaaiaefirss at permK.
B. ATRES,
Snperlnteneent ot Transportation,
epJl Memphis. Tenn
For Baltimore, TTfLshington New
York, Philadelphia, &c.
Direct Through Lino for the East I
Baltimore and, Ohio
RAILROAD
THIS Road runs from Wheeling to Baltimore, (JT3
miles.) and to Washington, (100 miles.l aad urestni.
the fullest advantages both as a freight aad passetigt
line. It runs through wild and romanUc regieas of tha
AReghenlfs; and being solidly constructed, comploteiy
equipped aad carefully managed, Is one et the most at
tractive ana sural itaiiroaus in me uBiteq stales The
Central Ohio Railroad, from Columbus and ZaaesvUle u
Whet ling, unites this road with alt port Iocs ot the West
and Southwest.
The ostT TsTBonoB ticxzts raoat Husnn
Louisville and St. Louis to the Xatioxax. Mc
TBorous, are sold by this road, which runs direct ut
Washington without the delay of passing through Balti
more. It 1 also the only Its by vblsh bazrasa cu h
checked to Washington from the Ohio river.
S"5-By tie MAIL route tram Memphis, take than.,!
steamers, running dally for Louiivii.e, connecting tVre
with matt steamer or JeeersonvlUp Railroad far Clactsi
natl, where they arrive so aa to eoanect with the cars of
Utile Miami tuuroau ior uaaiBss, ceoneottnr toere -with
Central Ohio Railroad, through Newark aodZaae.
vlfle, to Wheeling. By the express train of this route.
tne time nam uinonnau 10 itaiiimors ana 10 Washington
Is less than 27 hours.
r?"Be sura to ask for tlckats by the Baltimore aad Oh la
Railroad Route.
rPassencers from Memphis going East ttxonrh St
Louis, can buy Through Tickets by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Thla tuuto lays through Tlaceones, Teira Haute,
Indianapolis, etc, to Wheeling, over tbe new Ohio and
Mississippi and connnectlng Roads. These connections
are all direct, and the time from St. Louis to Baltimore
or Washington Is but about iZ hours. Through Tickets
by this-route may be had of the Agent, under the Plan
ters Hons, at ixe roiiowmg rates : rrum at. Louis to
Baltimore $15; to Washington $26.
At Wheeling the passenger takes the sunerlor cars of
the Baltimore and Ohla Railroad, which leave thra time.
dally tor Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and Xew
Tors. Tnrougn is i or 17 bouts, including stoppages.
For safety, speed, regularity, beauty ot lhe country, and
general comfort, this road Is second to nona ra tbe Union.
FREIGHTS. This company possesses the largest
eauipmentot any Railroad in the United States, and i.
prepared to do aa Immense business In transportation.
Tne roaa mates immediate connection at tbe wharves and
In the streets of Balltmere with the Railroad to Philadel
phia and Xew Tork, steamers f Ericsson and BAlri
more Steamship Lines, by Canal and Sea to Xew
Tork, and by new Merchants' aad Miners' Lin to B01U0,
steamers to Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, Ac. Fk
particulars, see freight tariff, copies ot whleb may be bad
ot the Forwarding Houses In the West, or ' J. B. Fosui,
Receiving and Forwarding Agent at Wheeling.
WM. a. WOODSIDE,
Master ot Transportation, BaKimcre.
THROUGH TICKETS. Blowing the holders to stop at
any point, and resume their seats at pleasure, may b
purchased at the Company's Office. Xo. IS, Jeffrsa
street, 3 doors East st tha Commercial Hotel. Memrhia.
Jun2-ly at. jiubin. Agent
33 3VX O -T
or the
NEW DRUG STOKE.
WE take pleasure in Informing the cltlxena ot
Memphis and the public generally that w has re
moved our stock ot Drugs to the corner ot Main and
Union streets, and will take pleasure In accommo-
daiiug all who may favor us with a call.
We are also In receipt of a full supply of fresh and gen
uine Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Xc.
Paiticular attention paid to rilling of Prescriptions it
all hours ot day and nlgbt.
.leeJI-U R. JOTXER A. CO
FIFTY barrels Powdered and Crushed Sugars, for sals
by marI7 HANCOCK, Cl-lRXt fcCO
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