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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL THURSDAY, JULY A, 181.
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UWBMNttna THE !
Tirc.
Tbe miUtarv di or at the S York T tat
who mi Woog the elbows of the iMt.cio, and
in imn b& tisht places, ia :be course of
the Italian campaien, Ion : enoi-h to become
indoc rinated to l m- extent in itrateev, is
terribly severe on tbe briirad.ers Lata Lincoln
army. Such an opportunity of airioR his mili
tary lore as tbat i.retenrel by the little aS.tr
at Big Bethel was net to be EMeM by this
journalistic Vaukan, the ejH.pi;bla of whose
you.ta were all excited on reading the Jumii.ous
dispatch of Gen. Butler, and thua did he de
lirer himself :
Nelhine bmM be rr.t;eii more evidenMlnn
tha tbe officers who convicted this expedition
never ew an intrenrhment, an. I were whol'y
uaprepired hy a;.y meat s wha ever to I Will
and cirrr one. -nd these are the men iw
propose to rrnicb from Hampton to Rir-hnon.i,
when, as we have iia,inc: I v mltntin sb d them,
a redoubt, or an ii. trenched camp w:I! b to i:.d
established at everv availah e point on the
m i. We take occasion to aueat, tnerefore,
that Gea. Sc-olt "Oul-.1 f"n.i, immediately, a
...r n.-inpr rfir.-:r to F-r res M-'P.roe to
explain to the leacer" of li s expedition the
nature arid purposes of an uureiicura 'm; in
what way it is intended to jtreni'ben a posi
tion, an:' tbe usual appliances for rtiryii:g
euch works.
So much by way of au ;ce. But the editor
proceeds to (five the federal chi'fs information
as to what they msy expec: to encounter on
the rout" to 'Uic&o-.oad. He talk from bis at
tic as ur.derntandii. sly as if he had juat passed
over tie ITtRBl he refers to, and it is clear
that he r is .10 rep'ct forthe military cat-acity
of the aboli ion legdera. He says :
There are certain princip'es, which we mty
call 'be eonpsrativt anatomy of fortifies' ions,
which It mot b" of tervtce to submit to cur
genera 1 4. Wiie a thev next take up their line
of inarch for R chem 4, a- i run 3rina' a
bank of freguli-raist-i! earth, aMeh seem) to
hare soue Kiipicious retatis , o the rod they
follow, thy mar safely aesume that It is a
rampart, allien has been studiously pliced
th r- to enable a few me::, uader its cover, to
di-pute and deUy the proj-r-as of an arn..
Tbe egit nce of the embsnkin n- indicates
the aim certain presence of a ditch in front
of it, from which the earth was "aken to form
the bark. The holes wnirh they will eee in
this emunkment are pretty eood evidence
that the plac is defend d by artiMerv, and
they may be very sure that some of the euris
re so arransed tb-it they will sweep tbe low
and level couutry for a mile or jo around the
fort.
THR rF1Pl.OEn riTtZKXR OF
HHII,Dt:i.PHM.
The Sixteenth, Sei-enteenth, E'chteenf- and
Nineteenth wardsbel i a Isrge meeting Wednes
day night, an ! repjrt 5009 pep'e thrown out
of employment tact e. The Prei of the 27th
ays :
Tbe men are all anxious to wrrk,an! appeal
to eou'tcils to do simetfcin" in their behalf fet
the earliest opportunity. Although pr rcipai'y
mechanics and factory band, they evince a
disposition to do anythiag that will enable
then to obtain an benest livelihood.
The rrin' tpal speaker said : "We are ant of
employment, many of us for four, five and six
month, others less, and, t' ere is no mir ake
about it, the m-ars of sustenance are now ey
hausted with all. We have been patient
thro ifrh all tb.e There have been no ri -:t,
and I hope fher- ill be none. We have taker,
the best meibod of r dree-ins this grievance,
by siating our cse snd laying it before the
cry councils, whu have, I f tir-p-ne. both tDant
and sympathy to give us a 'r fl not in charity:
we want no chanty, we want labor."
Mr. Michael Waid said : K one ned tell
hial tha: be is in-'he midst of doleful misery ;
that starvation abounds in every die'r-ct.
Starva'ion had sec. some :o their final resting
places already. There were some few cases
of ttiii U:i d, bu' many are actually starving
by dgre-p; 'bey are dying parr:firs to those
political mover who t:.ve destroyed the bappy
Union 'hat i:-ed to i rnish us plenty of em
ployment, and by that employment a eLffiVjency
to purchase be nuessaries cf existence.
Thege creature?, catrrpilltrs upon tbe cab
bages o' sncie y, af"-r t-stir g away the best
portion of It, were riissa'ifie 1 that there was
BT another lor them ka devroy.
Our property has b-e:i wrunsr frorj us, at
least tfce meari? kj which we derived our prop
erty, which Uea in cur ten finger', each of
them hearing : he morks of toil They have
been eoveredwi'h blisters, although they are
now weatioT off for w;i! of employment, and
we are pr.iwii g weak and punv. Ve are not
possessed of -hat spirit of urbulDee that may
be tfi ihuted lo the working classes. We are
the producers of w ealth, and we should be
prot feed.
If the city fathers will carry out the contract
that binds ue to society, and furnish us with
remunerative laoor, they will confer an im's'i
Dable blessing. If they would apply one
million dollars toward some public Improve
ment, in the course f a few years, I think, it
Blight be doubled and trebled. We merely ask
for labor sufficient to sustain lire.
We have snet, in our rtids' who hare not
tasted meat for months; men who have not re
ceive.! two rrieals day for months; others have
lived on but one meal a day, ad I know one
man who did not eat anything for two days,
and did from i'. It w? "sron-r cot to call
this meeting sooner, but there is yet time to
ave those who rre upon the verge of starva
tion. The secretary then read the petition, which
will be pesen'ed to councils to-day. It was
unanimously adopted :
WroaEAs, We can no longer refrain from
mafcir g r.-ir wr r.ts ko iwn to the cit z'5 of
this municipality, and Relieving that it is the
Interest of a I that we should' in some way !.e
employed whereby we can earn something fo
sustain life until trade and business resume
their former channels, which we would tain
hope svtfi no' be lorg,
'Iherefo'e, We think it unnecessary to pre
pare reo!n'ions cr prese t plans. AH we
think is Trq lisite for us to do it to swaken the
ympa'htes of the people in our heha'f aq,d
thoee who are selrcied to legislate for the
people of 'bis city can soon devise infant to
employ 11s, and w believe their ar'ions in so
d unrwil be endorsed with pleasure by the
people at large
It on!-, requires the councils to look how the
mas-.es have he.-p employed in Eorepean cities
in times like these. The governments at such
period have create I work w'.ic'i was unneces
sary, reasoning that it wou'd oe far better for
it to pav for prod active labor ra'ber than bear
the taxation which would be necessarily im
posed upen it by starving people
DhlTMTIM t-r nt not BATic i:d.
I 1 IN.
jernm tbe New To'k4NT-w . J3- e S8 1
Pursuant to an it formal call a number of
Democratic edi ors me; at tbe Astor house .nt
12 o'clock ves'er 'ay, to c-.r.sult in regard t0
the present" condition of phbhc affairs. The
ireeting ws organized hv ap- oin ing ML P.
Williams, Erq., of the Hudson GnZfttt,a te'n
porary c! a'tm i, F.Tid Gayloid J. Clarkeof the
Loekort Mmrttm as secretary.
A committee, onsisting of R. G. Iltrton, of
be New Ycrk Dei Bonk, G. f. Claik.of the
Lockport Jdrertutr, and D. J. Holvead of the
Svracnte Courier, were r.ppointej to report on
credentials.
Messrs. W. H. Herriam, 7rov Daiy
t7aio, Thoras Smit! . of the Tonkers HtraW,
and Gen. F. L. H-"gadorn, of the Trey Bdeet,
were appointe-; a eomrniitee on permanent or
ganization. An adjournment then took place at '!! three
o'clock r. m. A' that bo i-the oop-nv'tee on
credentials reported 'hr Hon. Benj. Wood as
chairman, and G. J. C arke at secretary.
A committee cn r lutions was 'hen
formed, consisting of G. J Clarke, Iff. P. Wil
liams and R G. Horton, who were directed to
report at 7 o'cl ck.
Upon the re-assembling of tVe convention,
tbe eorr.mi-tee reported 'he folk. wipe reso'n
tions, which were upnitno:n!y 8dopte!, with
the ejeepciop of M. P. Williams if the Hud
eoft Goze'te.
RetoUed. That we earnestly desire the per
petuation of the Union of these Statee; but, in
the lansu)te of the lamented Stephn A.
Douglas, we blieve that "war is disunion,'
anu that if the Union be contlnned, it mtis- he
ipon the prit.c'ple on which it was formed,
viz : the voiun ary consent of its members;
tbet any o:her mode is euhversive of the prin
ciples of self go.ernmei.l; at.d hence, in order
to restore 'his Union, 'he first requisite is
pence to the end that ft 1 1 que tione may be
fettled, not despotically, by the. sword, but
voluntarily, by tree content ot me .-tmericau
nenplf
Reilved, Th -i tbe present alarming and de
plorable eettdttioa of cur country baa arisen
main'y from tbe exercise of unconstitutional
powers by the pretent chief magistrate, who
jas not he Itated to inaugurate a ar, to enlist
a large
to ee re
right to
viels H i:
ration of
rease the na.y
prl
in pajiers, 'o deny citizens the
rms. and . suspeud ihe writ of
ell of whieb acts are in direct
rt. I, eecs S and 9 of tLe conti
Joitad S't'es. and of the emend-
Art. II end Ait. IV.
at tbe enormous expenses of the
il! eertsiusly burden our people ;
: annv is daagerWH to the eafety
thai Its expense is dra .vn troai
ma a i
of the:
of monarcDy, to euncn ui iew at J 51
of the many, end that we enter ourfuciand
earnest protest againti ell of. th?be measures
as oppose 1 to the principle of true democracy,
and destrnctiie to tbe liberties a:.d material
jn.r,qt of the northern Stits.
Resolreii, That Um Repnbl can pirly has
proveil 'h it all its pretentions of devotion to
"freedom, free speech, and free jsJeuaelen,'
were simply cl.taks to conceal thir real enmi
ty to liberty and the const tivioi.al guaran
tfea of citizens, a- d that the attempt to muz
zle the D -mocrHtic press by mobs and terror
ism, to prevent citizens from expiessing their
honest opinions, calls for ar,d deservet the
Bternest condemnation of (very true friet 1! of
law, order, liberty aad tiH inaheuable rights
of man.
Rcsoltrd, That in view of th- many mat i
lest viola: ions of the fun.'.Hmen'a! principles
of the constitution, i! becomes the duty of the
Democratic press, and of ai! f: Sends and advo
cates of free institutions, to Btilte in resisting
thes- alarming strides toward a desp-.tic, con
solidated system of government; and'ht it be
especially suggested to all f' lends of peace and
HtMttM ot al liberty, irretpvetive jf party, te
aree u;.on a joint and mutual basis for actio;
at the present crisis.
Retnlved, That we tdjotjni to meet si the
call of the rhairmin of tbe Ascia'ion of
Democratic E '.itorsof the -ta'e of New Yoik,
at :be regular mee'.ing to be held dun; :; ttal
pre.seu: tumsier.
B. WO D, Chairman.
GAVLoaD J. fmiK, Secretary.
Letter from H:nhiii;lOK-
8p"c:! Co-re'poo'tence of Ue P.civnre.
Washington, June 25. Much surprise is
d Uy expressed here at the absence of complete
returns of tbe killed and wounded on the part
of the 1'nited States troops at Great Bethel,
and tbe in.f rence MrtnraUj arises that the loss
wts far n. ire t-evere than it was deemed expe
dient to aduii'. The reason of Gen. Cidwalla
der not marching on to artiwburg is taid Lo
have been in cons, q uence of the receipt of pari
tive Itfliei Hit from Gen. Scott The latter
wat not yet reidy f jr that move, and hence it
was not attempted.
One of the regiments from Wisconin ar
rived here at an ear'v hour tbi iorenoon, and
are now i! camp. All the newly anived reg
ime:. s trt inducted as speedily a pos-ible
into tbe experiences and "pleas ires" of the
camp.
The government is beit persuaded 'o ac
cept the services of a regiment of American
riflemen, from kVew York, but wacther it will
do so or not N not known.
The administration is sore'y disnlessej with
the repeated loss of its picke's in Virginu,
more esoeCially in the 1 etghborhood of Fair
fax, and if is said that Gen. Bcatt has Wftttea
rattier sharply to the commanJini general
there with reference to the same. He sets
down the 1 iss f these pickets is the result 01
a want of proper caution ami unwarran ea
familiarity with those whom they should keep
at a rcsp-etful distance This hob-nobbing
with tr.- "enemy" m-.y appear to be very
pleaean- amusement to the tioops. but it is not
always safe. Theexchsige of liquor between
the pickets is severely condemned.
Advices received this morning report tha'
there are one thousand Confederate troops a1
Occoquan, Virginia, the o' iec'. being to head
off ai.y fl nk movement of the federals.
Everyday adds 10 the c rt.nuty tnat there
will be a etre. iious ffrt in the approaching
congr- ss to core the rec gni: ion of southi rn
independence, b it a careful review of the wb le
ground leaves liKle charce to hope that the
movement trill be suec ssful The government
is for a war, and the indications are almos
positive that thev will rvrv tf 1 nwird.
trtllioliclsiu .: Ktavtwy Bolb to be
BettrayeC
Like Pnp.,(-, slavery is ln-otanatiMe with
the spirit of the age, r, in other words, with
Hbefty and r:v;!iz itio: . Their progress is at
an en!, and fate or providence seems to have
doon.eo hem to spee iv des'rur'ion by the folly
rf '. - r devetees. Kru Ycrk Time..
At-'t civil treed im is d stroi e.l rv the ir.on
jarchictl, purttanicsl. an' i-republiean party,
: now mn'toiiing the northern gover-ment, 1
1 will doub'ie.s. as the New fork Djy-Boc-k
tays, turn i attention to the overthrew of re-
ligio::s freedom. It tried to get up a crusade
T.'aiT.s' Catholicism a few yee.ra since. ; tid h
: New Enla d penetra'ed convents with its
j committee, etc., but its onward pre 2 re s was
j gallaatly met by old Virginia, and with the
I democratic i: s'i'icts of 'qua! rig'its, she con
J qu red tbe destroyer. She fought and gained
oi.e of tfce most imp..rt-nt hit: les for rqua!
r g:''s of this country. an she f ught for the
j tioilh, which had been oveiTU by the pestilent
j heresy of know-nntbiiigim. Itie re', rr. she
ge's ior it is the invasion of her soil by the
i very men whom she most served. Lonticille
Couritr.
TUr AUfTUkt t Itriloa.
T .e regular election for governor, delegates
; 'o tt e Confederate Congress and mrmbeis of
tbe legislature will taks pl.ice in one mon.h
J from ttiis time.
Thete never was a period in 'he history of
! the S'ate, wl.en it was mo'e important that
j true, hon-s , nd perlt-c'ly relian! men shouh!
! he elected to every position. We wou'd m t
I vote for the de irest friend we aver had, unless
I bie heart is wtb the Sou' h, l is judgment sound
and bis nerve strong and s'eady.
We biseecu 'he people to look to it 'hat no
I mere place bnnlers, chronic office seekers or
j designing politicians are commissioned by
them. Ret) ember the fata of Maryland, f rem
I having H'cks in the gubernatorial cbair :
Remember how Virginia has beea tossed
paa an uncertain sea and troubled by dema
gogues in her convention. Think how impor
tant it is, '0 S' ceess in 'he grea' revulutionary
movement of tbe Bath, that iennessee sin u'd
have patriots to direct tier legislation, unity in
her counsels, and wist! its in all uer acts We
would warn our coun'rymen to b very careful
whom Ihev eeied fcf trie r agen's, in this
try, g and t. riible exergeucv. Let hem have
no delicacy in discarding the unwcr'hv, tbe
incompetent and the turbulent aad factious.
Let theia make their candidates show their
band' on every question, and speak out their
sen; iirients in full.
'Eternal vigilance is the price of lihtrty."
Njilttiiie Union.
C5f An Ohio B.ack-repuhlican, serving ia
the three m iitlis' volunteers, writes thus to
his s s cr. Similar ccicplain'.a are made by
the Pennsylvaijians :
1'ARKF.RSBUitG, June 12.
There is the best touaecu here itai is In the
world, but we tave not 0; e cent to buv it.
We look more like a tro.p of raggsmuffins
ths: TJni ed va'es sold'ers dirty, raggsd and
don't care a dsrn. We are tboiM the c. lor of
a sa 'die, tbe su;: i.as burnt us brovvn our lit
tle caps J.re no protection fn m its rys ; but
we are full of the devil and anxious for a
brush ; we have notb.ng to lose but dirty rags.
It would not do for G-r. Deniiison or Gen.
j Carrngton to come round here they would
get a outlet ttirouan tneir raeeatiy orams no
short notiee. Can't some of you Oaio folks
raise a cou.psny a.nl go up to Columbus and
rH the earih of such infernal cour,'ir. Is and
villains ? I would rather shoo: Dennison lhan
Jeff Davit
T he Slate of Ohio it plen'y able t.i clothe
and feed us, and jive us fentt to sleep in.
Bu' We bte to crowd in some shed or sleep
under trees just because that chief of alt ras
c Is (Dent iso ) keeps tbe money back to put
in his own pocket and that of bu friends. I
hope be ill get tiis just deserts, and that, will
be a halter around bis neck. Proclaim him a
scoundiel, villisp and traitor; he is hired by
Jeff Davis to expose and starve ui to death.
Hell will be his portion if he don't repent
soon. And now, af er such treatment, he asks
us to enlist f $ three years. I would not do it
for three men he, after hi.ch treatment this is
tha wrong way to get me to enlist.
.V O
Y7NG sold oor
t i c e.
of B... lt, PtsU .nery. en
I '-
are :
t tbeir favjri
Reep-rtru.,
B30. j'ATTISv.'K fc fO.
To the PabHc.
As yon pTcp:vr, I have ptircba-j-'! the -tock of Boots
and Sti.ion-ry of Kessra ijHi. P!iujx. k,C- I p.:r
povff to Cfmdocti tbe bcsite i .rr the s.ams and ftyle
H. Wni' Ik. Co Most re -itK:fnily U.i I tolicit f-r ILe
boa a bfcar t pDbiiC patrMnace.
KVtoUaaU and Retail Dealers
IN
ICE,
i7(i KuixL frecf.
WATER STRLET, NEAR FOOT OF JEF
FERSON STREET,
Aid Best etreei. n-w Smut, Memphis Market.
A lsrge SSBpty uf ICB ...i li imL . MesmboaU 'urnisn
ed, ei d citv 4nd conmrT ordert prwrptly atteu led to.
my it
To tho FamlMea vi
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foimBtrers,
ba c oat Clerks'
;UATS in : SATUll-
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us wi.lh-.md9vtifre th.
sereice lor one motJtL ar-
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COTTON
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For eo;gi BS.
We a-e anthor aed . .-.ioHS'C FABS.IVG-
TOX a a catididaie to ren-esn' the 10 h "orsres'lonal
DietrKt of Terr.e . ee as a d. 'i S'.te in the t'oncres; si I
the Confederate Males. Jel9 tf
I' r loncrfBS
WSf. T AVFRV is a candid ,te to represent tbe 10th
Consres-'ional District in the Cor.gr. as of the Couf. de
ate Mates. lelS-te
For Consroft.
V e are ar.thnriird f snn. .:.. e D X. CITBHIK, F.sj.,
of tntarity, a candniate to r present this Concre-ii n.tl
Dtttrid in the Congress of tbe Confeerrate States, at j
tbe cnsniiK election leto-tee j
For l ongreos.
TTe ae a-ttr.nied and reqi:e,.;e l tj annonece B. G. j
PAYXR as a tandidate for delegate ?e the Congress of j
tttl Confederate St-t.-s o.' Am-nca, which a-se i bls at i
tt.chn.otid un U e ap:h day of July neit. JeU-te j
Fo1 'mm cress.
We are anlbo' I d t stm .:.... J O C. ATKINS as I
cjnd: :ae for ib-ilC-, t-dera.e Cotisress from the
Vi-th Cosvrettlsnel Sirtrict. j.9- de
For CVBgtM.
We : e aatkts ? I to a; :::u..c- M B. niLt, of
Trenfm, as - indidats for th .nfederate 'o:i credit
.'ro'ii thr N. n C-ingres-iona! ri:.:r:ct j.22de
PuJniofile Cordial ;
FOB THE HBL1KF OF
COKSUMFTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
AKD ALL DISBSBS OF THB
THROAT tXSKSk
eTa;S deliirhtfol prersra'lo
epired frees treat
neetae Hoot -iie,-r. couu
d aa a pleasant safe and reliable
e aOtcaioaa. S .id only l.y
WARD IfiiLXT.LANU,
CHANM.KB il 0'..
DSAKISi; tL WBTHKHIIX.
H. F. FABNSVOBTU a. CO.,
TALD)T il DAJfOT,
SENT .STACK & CH , .ind
S. C. I. Wlllat t 06.,
r ra l ts and Oetnuts,
ltd.ra, H,?rll,.T,rn
II1TA1T THUtmilWS I
.TjfT.wi'feTs- tf.r .uvn C1P
JKtaUrt7FeafC TOR IT.
200
(,i)'.i LA'.)-, ahrted nen;
61 tie,; . (I . -1 floret, a,orted ns;
nil places Gtid BeitiOK and Braid i
60 Bn'l- in laold Ta'es ;
iU j sTh a M Thread Lace ;
lllaek l'lames
Willie Flumes,
Ye'ilonr Plume,
Rfd and ItsncSi: Plumes I
Officers' Straps, StstT and Volanteer Bnt'oos, etc.
HtCaty flat aad lisps,
ir mmed in the awt approve.! s'vles at a tew rnie.nles
nttce. MILLKK i. DUN H.
i''3 J57 Ma n s rae'.
NOTAKY PUBLIC
AND
Comnision(r for all Ihe Stales
ALL the various dull"8 of a KtrTART wll t exevU
t d proc-pily, neatly, and Jn lejfal fom
He v. :ii t;.be ih tcknoWedafFment of aceejantu, (!eda
and oiber in.-trumei.tfc of wriun, for collection or rg
iittrauua in ether 8t .
He wi i attend to tho tatlns tf depositions in Chan
cery, Hal ia ali other case,, where ntic- has been giv
en, ht they wi.1 be taken a his i fti-e
i f9c ever K.nt of Hem hi, ( nirance firim !-.-!;-wm
- tree: ) where he m 'j be f-'tuud at all b-mrg of the
dav (rum 9 'c! k in the Blg Mtil 6 o'ciork ir the
.a. He reprctfnHy aolicita a ibaxe t.f pnbl4
pt'roT.sjre. T "It ill
IILITAlf lAtSl
4u00 G:;AT Fra IIATS'
(ift0 LirjnT BIIOWN n ATS,
MM BL ACE TinR BttTWS,
SBfri nOWg W1IE BBIVS,
20" li K AT WIDE bRTMS,
iVK) PEARL WIDE BBIMS.
GFF1CERS' NILITART HATS trimmed iu any iyle
t a few minctes notice.
9-'i" yiM.ER fc Ri-NN.
ruuBi
FIRE !!
I IRE!?
.SAFES!!!
SAFES-!!
safes:
HERRING'S CHAMPION
PIBE PROOF SAFES,
(Warranted Pire and Bcrglar Proaf,)
For sale at KANTJPAOTtTREE'S AGRN0T,
Second street, near Adams,
KDW. H. HALL. Agent.
N. B A fn!l naeortmtnt of SCAT E3 and TBTit'KS
on band. uir23
Fuxl Rewired.
i)r( BASaRTH Pir n Cir Ctiiniprtgi.e ;
CkJJ 75ci Jts London Po-ler ;
10 brlr Herman Whisk;
25eafc: H .ms, Sidee tan Sfcoilters;
100 bri?. Eitra i.n i SnperBna Fl. nr.
ALSO Snaar, Molasses Coffee, Tea, Tohareo, Cirars,
Raisins, Flit, Otautea, Ltcions, etc. K r sale by
J. F FRANK,
term Kn F-f.nl r..w.
MEMPHIS HAT MANUFACTORY,
237 Slain Street.
10,000 MIL!T
color.,
PLUM IS,
GOLD STABS AND L4(!,
I OOI.I wOSPS AND TAHSBLS.
Xil.LKH & DUKX.
isttilatit0!i3
ISQUICE CfiMPAKT.
Of the State of Virginia, Kicbmond.
J. T. WmBTi w7,
OFFICE, ON JEFFERSON' STREET,
Opposite Fowlkes Co.
AnihorUed capila! f 1 000 no
Caati capitn! and Miytte paid np $ -.80,00
rf tt) wtesi attvd wetaOteeBeatti at tatttHel
aa tecu it) to policy fctMert .
lint ritif '"f ' t Fire on BalwUtt eta aiee
taandUe ot every Aetoriptieo. Aleo, on I.eaes aud
Fnrnitare. All losses eqoiutly adjus ted and prompt y
paid. Ntt-iJ
Dtr.I'.CTOBS.
W'ni B. McFarlaud; tteeidtal Farmers Bankj
A. trarwi k, firm ot Warw:cs t Barksdate;
Wm G. Crenshaw, firm of Creu-liaw a Co.;
Wellingion Gudd.n. Urm of Hoddin Ct Anpertonl
T. W M v-i::.- , ': ' - ',T' "1 e c. C '.J
6. A. riarksdatc, Drm of Wirwm a Barkadale;
James H O'anl. Tobacco Manufatnrer;
L. D Oreaataa, n m o uia.i oreeataa & Co.
John L Bacon, firm ct Bacon St B-skeivill ,
B B Uijali nrai or Hsxa 1, C'enshaw Co.;
John Cnrrie, Jr., hip On er;
Wm. B. Warwick, firm ol Warwick fl Earksdale;
Jas. -ti:re J.mes. Attorney-tt-Law;
C. C Kliett Bnilder ;
F. O Rnll'in, Aericn'.inrisi and Mnnfaclorer ;
B. W. Ki-Uruder. firm ol 3 McGiuder St Sons;
tf. W. (.'ri.uip, Att..n."v-at-I.aw ;
Jas Dnnlop, linn ui DuoAop, Mciienre tt Co.
BOtXIMi W. HaXALL, President.
O. F. Bbesee, ijetreury
I offer this reliable SOI TIIKRN IKSKRANitK COM
FANT to the pri-iKTty h"":der of Memphi, and solicit
a portion of their basi-ies All loesei-wiil be prmp.ly
paid in ca-h at this ageney. Those wao wish to eucvt r
age S ntr.ern liistitullons in preference to Nort t.
will please g.ve me a call.
J. T. WK&T, Aei
a -Mv r
Grundy county, Tennessee.
H'THS CBLXBBATKD CATERING PI.AOR 's now
X opened for visitors. TLB premises have been put
in HKUOOOI P.EPAiR. Among other additions is a
BirtlXGRvOTl FOR CHILI RES.
Tlie whole e--.a!.tisbment is ia charge of Mr. JOHN
B. Gt'SILL. of great esperii-uce in this lino of busi
ness, to whom all letters may be atdrest-ed at the
Springs.
Stages will leave Trucy Cit;.- (st t!.e end of tk-e rail-
rojd) diily lor the Springs, on the un ival 6f the cars;
or liaiejll Btl can be procured it XcKinn .iile by these
wlii prefer th.l ron'e tel2 dswlm
luka Mineral Springs.
THRSR SPRIKG1 baTing h?en carrfn!!y analji?! by
ib Srat tTroiotXi if Mie-sisniptji, h'.-.l roncl ih
couUm Sn phnrpi(M tlyrofCn iars y Bicarbonate of
Iron Ir-iy oe Carb i.ic Acid, with Fmalt am. -unis
of bi C.rb of Mugaia, Bi. Cart. Lirar, Bi Caib.
Polah tn ' Sola, nnJ On of P-tainm aD'i bodium
in Sprint, No. '2. ir. lOOOOpartaof which a l-'O of
Ktii lUBredicntri, flve-sixtrifi cf which are Perosid of
Iron. Vo. 3 e ntains ihi inr d:cnts of the former,
.tpt Sn'phnrettf d Hy'r- Bfn. No. is a Mrun lted
bn inB If -ring. Spnus Nj til a simple Cholyrr,at,l
femewhat w kr ibAn the fornier Jkth of the letter
di(T.r fr- tn tU- majority of oiter ThalybJ-ates and bnl
pmr water- of th Btate, in thiir freei'm from pnr-i-tive
mgrt-dien s, xla h reiiders ibem better aiapud to
fef ble patients hfiLg lllinit r-nreiy tome, and in the
cas .f the flrt-t m-'ntioneti aU-ratires.
Many visitors Irom Keiupbif, New Orleans and all
the Sunih we?t: u fttaltt. have been restored to health
fit-m lung andirfr chr ,i.c ditea-es by drinking tnis
waier ; and the cre-it p ipnlarity which tbry b-Te ob
tained. an-J ttie U'C lncreas of visitors, fcas induce!
tbe hotel co.pau fca enlarge their aocomiuodatiooa, and
they now afford every tnxary and amnseraeni. be-1 idea
sttdud comfort, which can be obtained in th oonntry.
lVtaM 9teMaWwtaBetBCtW( tmtm flaeett Ashing li wnbm
an aKrepa'.-le rMfl of five miles. Billiu-d Tables, Bowl
lug AllatV Liver- Stable, aud whatever tan unu- the
s MBjfaMC viattaw, U at bia c-mmand.
A BuL'I ut atomic is iu atteudaare. and o expanse or
ca'" is t-pared to rendrr gn.cs c ti.fnrtaMe and bavpy
Th - eSpnuvA flctt I Is situated laiaK-'lutc ly on the
HrMUi'haS and Chariest in Railroad, abont bM way be
irtn MrniTdUj and KvBtcvj In, within oti o of tbe
Mobile and Ohio Ruilro-d M i orinth. and tw;i h.'Urs of
the Jf i Mssippi Central, aid six hoars of M .
K & CO., Propriftor.,
MtMjg lax, MWmhri.
UJS LEIGH
MINERAL SPBINGS !
THESE SPBIN'fJS have bei-n nlaced in nr.: caudition,
and are 11 w oflerf d lo the ptMie ce a balm for
miDr of tha ills fet which fleet, is heir.
A partial analysis of oe waters r-b.iws tat rresence,
ie hapew teetat4ettjB of beta Masc-ia, S-.lp&ur,
Alumina, Sodenm, etc., etc.. an Edmirahie adapted for
the relief ef persons afflicted w,t!i dr-ranjci-n nts of tue
bowels and sh.mah, as well as affectio-js if the skin
These Springs - re diderrnt from any heretofore known
in this vicmit. b-inK d. severed last summer on tbe
ti ,rt:.-we,t, and in the town of Haieuh, Sieiby connty,
Tenneaee-.
A kcautitnl Pavilion ado r.s tbe gronnd, "d a splen
d.d Topiu Alle) air..r 'i Lel u.'ul auitibcurnt to the
visitors.
P M STAVLEr, late of Mrmnhis, his charce of the
Springe, and having refitted ai d pnt the Uaieisn Hotel
In gejd repair, is now ready to arc jmnodate all wha
m-.r set k Health or fltafja a pleasant sojonrn ia a conn
try vi i lag .
Thi ia a rise place fer the families of soldiers in
se-vice Charges reasonable.
jelC lm V tf . STAN'LKY.
flontrale Sprinffs3
NBAR KKtrXVILLE, EAST TENNESSEE,
IS Jt'O II' O JP M ef ,M ID .
riH-S resort fur bealth or pleasure seekers, its
X nun- iRdiciies, is . . in a seqnter;d vaMey,
airae-t ece,j(eti by mountain svnra of tbe AUerhany,
known as tbe f'bilivwef and risp un on evf ry :d aad
ercb urn m v,ey wtiieh cannot be co templated by tbe
lover of natn-e without mocb enloyment.
Of the be'.ertcial etr-rt' af this water on cases rf
PTSPfcP3!A, CHRONIC 1ITER COMPLAINT, and
ii:-!- it ftimuin in Luuthern Utuu.i t no wore
ce:taio and effective remedy exists
Tbe Hotel aroSem-dtions Con.Urt of a T.ARGB .iND
CiaMO.Hrt BI7ltllNw, with swteioiM Fiuu on
each a.ory, ruuuina; the ertire leDostttuf the huibtinir,
l Hal rm OttTBIO COTTAOEj, all ta. tefuliy ar
' J Liwu m frit of the main. Hotel, aud ac-
cstibl to betb Spriaf and Hotel.
The Lawn is bandsetpeiy corcrel itb gra'9 aud bean
tifaily hhadi-d w th a;aj stic fortsl treft No wateri.-La;
piace pre-enfs mo" e attrarticr.s than Monvale. aud the
proprietjrtt respectfully in it tbe a'teutiou of those
who r.eek a ret.eat iu suaiuior, either for health or
pleasure.
V.-it rs will fro t Xnorrille. an . tence twenty-four
rail' s by ttage, which coDnecte with tbe train.
WATT LAN! Kit 4t CO..
Je7 Im Ei banse Hotel, Konts-ome'?, Ala.
Ualieyts Springs
VE4R ALABAMA.
THiy root celebrated W.terna; Place is new open
lor the reception of Uitori, and has a ready a
goo-1 inftDT person from !ifPreH parts f the country.
We have ei-gntst-d the nerT.osuf the celebrated HOLD
ING BaND It the reason, who are bird to excel on
brass string inatrunit!. The sdvaniaites of flbihg
are admitted by ail wto have visited this piace to excel
thoee of any other wariua: place Sh-jal creek beini,
ony a Qftaitwr of a mile, ard Tennesee r ver only four
miles distant, and we are supplied with tUbing boats
r stiffs for the put pose. Oor Ten-pin Allcvs aul Bil
Iidid Tsbiesare in gooi order.
The waters of these dpi law are recommended by
mire than two bnntlred of the mort ejninr-nt .liys;cians
io the fcurroandin? c-untrye for the cnr of scrotati,
Trpsy, dT9t epta, liver complaint, aiseaae. pern iar to
ismales, sore eyes, ct.rouic diarrhea, syptiilis. and all
disetistd of the kidrcjs, uricary organf. and all uta
neoa diseases. N-imVprs of th tr.ont remarkable
cares have bee. te.uild to by most respectable living
witnesses
Col James M och, late of Inka Sprimr. a'a:-:s im
the mauapment of tbe bouse, and uo paint wtl! be
fcpre-: to make our dne-ta i every wsy comf rtnble.
Oir table ahaJ I"? supplied with the b-et the couMtry
iiffor-Js. snd onr accommodations in eve-y respect shall
be as good aa those of any other watering place in the
cucuiry.
Our st ge coaches will be at !h depot at Florenre on
the arrival or th" cn -, at all times, aud convey a.: pas-seriaf-rs
to au-i xrotn tbe Sprintta without delay
Our livery stsble le well stocked with carriages, bng
giCf, a.id hjrses, for pica.su re riding.
rtt-H BfXIS &0O , Proprteurs.
W. B. MtLLBK
JOHN H. TATLOB...
Geo. n A.niEii
W. F. TATLOB.
197 TtlSXS STREKT,
Will Accept for Goods or
Dt-bts due them
NOTES AND BONDS
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES !
ALSO,
At the First Market Valne.
je2T aaw
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
NOTU : '.
TTOLKTRBS Afn MIL1TAKT travellrr
nr
V wi'I be trail-ported over he Memphis and Clia
'im ra ir'.eil wl.hunt D.Tiieqt or rere. ntMin rc
tionof eerctaL bejci:tioh Irom cmniandief jffl
rer-, cr qnarter masters, o'.nerwise tiiey nl uef-'.JjH
fare. I
IU inisitiors no t specify from and U wkntht it'ons
Mrice is Id be perf.riaed, and will bo taieu n .yvn-du.-t.-.s
W.
Mj.i;ar on enrloMa. ar.; wiTiior rBanisiif- '
be tanspurtei ai o.'.-liaiI tbe re.iular 're.
Je-J-lm
Sen. Enpt. f.and
artoart
I860. F-iLL TKAi). I860.
wm PARK fe CO.,
(ScRceaora tcHav.ka, Smith &Co.,)
SOS. 301 4XD 305 MAIS STREET,
HA VINO now received tte greater part of our FAIL
8".'(X.K, we are prepared to cOr great inilu.e
menta to purchasers. Our stuck cuasistj in part of,
TINNERS' MATERIAF-S,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Zinc, Se4tttrin Iron;,
Bar Tic, Slieet Copper, Wire,
Speltre, etc., etc.
BUILBE&S' MATEBIAL8
Locks, Hinges, Sash Puileys, L&tches, Boite,
WiEtlow Trimiriinfft,
Tojtether with a foil and complete aaaortment of B'lt'.t
ers' Hardware.
Heavy Hardware.
IRON, NAILS, SPIKE?, ANVILS, STEEL
CHAINS, GRLNDSTONES, BELLOWS,
With a toll stock of
Tools, Agricaitaral iiapiemritts. tU
We would also call the attention rf levee and railroad
contractor! to oar nlock ef Wheelt.arrowa, Stove.,
Spades Mattccks. eU.
ana WM PARK &. CO.
B. GBAUAM I. K. WARD.
GRAHAM & WARD,
Wholesale an3 Ketal! Oealcrs
I N
GRATES,
bouse mssm GOODS,
T I n ware,
HARDWARE,
AND MANUFAC1 URERS OF
TL, SHEET IRON fit COPPER WARE,
So.TG cor. Front Row 4 dam st.
Vfl!I keep a full supply of
Castings, Hoes. Shovels,
NAILS. AXES, CHAINS.
Also, a complete assortment of
SHELF HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, ETC.
rf" Those waniin; anj-ttalns in onr Una will 4o well
to Cill and examine oor .lock nnd prleo. before pur
chasing ebewbere.
Xj"JOB W011.K of .very description promptly et
teaded lo.
jt20 GnAH.tMf Sl W ABD.
ARLEKTOn HW-Kal
IVMK 'IATBI T oppu3ite depot of the Mem; hai and
Chariton Railroad. Pa-tngers on the M fc C. K.
R , for the above Hoose, will retain their checks, and
their baggage, will be ronv-jed free of charre. The
above bouse is new and bat recently opened Fare,
SI 60 a day. JOHN l. ARMom,
ardfl-grn Prorrtr.r.
aafli
JL&A.VV00DRUFF&C0
CARRIAGE
MANUFA CTURRS
DEALERS.
No.185 Main Street.
MEMPHIS,
TENN.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Haiiroad oiupacsy.
lOOO SLAVES
Wanted by Hire r by PnrcftiSf.
ITTK will Purchase or Hire, f or a term of five years,
VV Five Hundred or a Thousand Slaw Lab rers, to
work n the 3 .utberu Pa. ific Haiiroad, in Texan lnirae
diatety we t of hreepr:., Louiaiana in a regiua se
cure and protected from invasion or molestation dnriug
th c-nflict winch shall exist between the two section
of this cenntry. The country tbreugh wbich the road
passes is entirely bnaUbr. and for the distance of sou.e
400 or 600 mile west of r?breveport, it penetrates one
of the finest agricultural countries oq the cor.tinent uf
America
Thi compary has a mage iflcent land grant f rem Texas.
i. e , 10 240 acrej for eve y mile of road the company
constructs, for the dista M of eisht hundred miles frum
Sbreveport on the east- t o, to 1 Paso on the western
boundary ot Ti:a.. In times like the pretest- the
Cumpany cannot c.i'..m:.d cash to pay jt labor essential
to the rapid de" topment of the company's interests;
bnt for a tfrm c year, by hire or t.y the ftctual pur
chare, this compioy will n, ? the most liberal and ad
v -::.'.-. n- srrangemeiits with r!ave-owier in Ken
tucky Miaeouri, Virgi ia, Jfarylsi'U, North Carolina,
or elsewhere fur the lure or pnrcb.t-e, with payments
in tbe not! nadonbted i-ecurities, of 50n or HK lsves.
Famitie-1 ei.ttre will be takn either by Mre or by pur
cbsie. The company is enabled io pnp.Re liberal terms,
becmse or tbe luuniflreut land granta by Texa and its
ability to purcba- tbe inn ai d rolling stork Tor the en
tire r ad arrow Texas, with the construction bonds of
the c mosny, at rates almost equal to cash. All the
rigtts ef this company are flxf d and veite i by the laws
of Tex. This company ha;- secured the sympsthy, and
! e r.-ute on the 32 1 degree of parallel of latitude has
the sanction, of several of the meet powerful Kuronean
goveTirment among them are Frsnce, Spain, Portugal,
Beigium ai. J swiizerUnd as well as f large capital
i-iis. o mmercial men an! contractors of these countriea.
The late coigreM of tbe United States paj(ted a biil, at
its la.,t session, denating to this companv, tbrouuh Ari
zona, New Mexico a d tlailforma, MM 13, "00 ;-0o acres
of Isafld. Mid a Ioku of "hirty-six miMluns of (iotlara, to
be repaid in po t-d a'-'d utner ' . - ervicef. This bill
pas-ed the Hcu-e of Representatives, was amended ia
the Senate aiMonlv fr.iled to become a law for the want
of time and the ftartllng political Ml 'nts familiar te
the nation
No company in the world has a larger baeis for its
sucoes fnt prosecution, and no company has attracted
and secured to itt If the approbation uf so ti: : s Aeier
iceu at3tfa and Burop an governments prominiDK so
mu' h ber-eflt to its ."torkbo der.-1, and to t'e worU' VKb
stupendous result- bringing btevitably with its com
pletion ajcrctt 'his continent, tbe trade of China Japan,
Amatra'.ia, and the whole Pacific coar.t Ji?tribntinu the
treaur. 6 derivable frorn the trade, travel, rt, of escli
to every city rrum the Gulf of Mexico to tbe most
norUiern harbor cn onr Atlantic cot giving each Its
dn and natural share a cOUMHHCE whirb as never
failed to enrich ev-ry nation on earth that has ever
contr-;ed it io tbe past: at.d a it is snnually lncreas
ina, ltwill:;tilt more earKh thoje who shall cot trol it
in the future.
we want the labor, to progress with the Work, for
most unquestionable securities, and for it, tbe m t lib
erat arrannemei ts will be made wnb lave nwnerr
glvim tbem terms which mu t, we think be satit
tory wilbont enJanseri".i, by pmltiem, emtio- e;ett or
term of con ract in safety f V e s'aves themselves,
or admitting the stixbte.-t uiicerUi..iy of ultim&te pay
ment All applications wiTl be scale Ut Bos V. K. Seven
ron, Frenideat, Maehville, Tennessee ; Col. Riauei
Tate. pr.-ident tfeuiiis snd Cbarlesb'U Rsi rosd C"m
jivr . Memphis; Co . J. k. Ucli.Cil, Lyr.'rhbnrg, Ta.;
or to myself, ilrmpbts.
JXPTHA F-iWI KKS,
General aad Financial Agent rf Southern paciflc
lnyll-tf ) Eatltoad Cyspany of Texas.
anrous.
SMOKY CHiMNiYll
'SIS!!-; Si?JSX I'YJRl
18
LaEMOXH
Ventilatia? Ihimney Pot,
If annfactared ont of
LBaiOK'S PATENT CKMKirT.
riEY withun 1 action -r x eather, and are alii
will now t,e k-. pt on lian'1 at tr.y -ti-ip, on ti.o coruer of
UN U aadOAUBkl ttreea.
JaJSO-fim TT. I.FWON.
'till.
TTAVTrirj nK-'EIVKD ISKIRVATION- OBRTAIN
AX parties are i leitllf m aMtCtarilg and selling
FiWJIASi'S JStOiV TIE,
f-r fastecinfr Iron bands on eott u ba I hereby notify
withont mv prwaJi lOD, an-l are only for sale at my ft
tal'lisbrprn; in K'ff Orleans
All persona infrinc nt my rights will be protccctetl V.
the hritsjsjt ifnt of tbe law.
ray6-daw6m H. FASSMAKW.
Tennesseo Iron Store!
kemoval:
fTnR nn.ier-ilgned having bwM Inrnel o:it cu tbe
X niht of the Sth test., have removed their Iron,
e;c , to NO 49, COkNKR f PsUllTl R.-W AND
C'rjHT .-TRK KT. to 'he t ouse recency nccnpird by
Messrs Macfcall Brook fc Co.
A lag" parttea af Dm Ti ..n ?tock Is n .t daTnafrt d,
On that whici i damaged by the d-e, a liberal allow
aocn will b made.
Ure in'en! keepitu the s oct of TRNKFSKK ntOM
oniijlete by shipments fron onr ILdling and so-
ttCftl th cii't m of our former patrons and fiierda
WLfM 'iwlw HII.i.MaN BR'THa?lS.
Planters' Oil Works,
MANtTrArTORT OF
C?4fifdMt &eet Oils 9
(Cra-ia, U.'Sacd tai B'.eacbe.!,)
Olfj CAKE AND MEAL.
First Vas y Yard Biii?i!la?,
J. B CHRIKriAN. Preiiaeot,
i. R. RYPfcl" R. Secretary,
L. V. DIXOK, Traasorcr,
mrlt .'el l-ly
W. K. EAC1N, Sayerint'ient.
LOUISVILLEJPAPER MILL
A. V. DUF0KT & CO.,
KAKUFACTT- " TlUS OT
Sews and Dcok PrlatSng Paper
Aim Mtaxm in
PAPBM OF aJLIs K c.Ii3,
Printers' l3iiis&c..
477 Main St.. LouiRTilie, Uy.
F-H'cu.ors' iVuticc.
rpnK rt Jer?ig!iia hav.nn beea wtaMta as eiecators
X uf H -i It .bar.!, .IrCfased, fcereliy nu'ifr a'l per
son indebted tu Ua estate a &.ake paynent To u; and
all persons hvinsr ,-lainM asuiust hi e.tale are hereby
aoiitfe-l W preaeat thfm. dnlr prnve.i a- .k.1ih tt law,
for paymciit. Taii Ma day ol Hi'. 1S3I
JAM R WICCKR3IIAM,
I. A. BKSCUiCa.
el-lr,l
ai R.
R,,hai1. de.-' '.
J. CtKBEMiil ABft & BKO.,
Cabinet Makers & Upholstertrs,
ARK now prepare l to rxeentt sraers.
In their liae In tie rwat perte- t
inaaner aad at the shjrtes notice
Huvina Fa nitnre cars of their own
they will receive orders fur muvin. taking down atd
aattial a? Pianos and Furniture ol ali kinds, on th.
aio-t rat ,naale terms.
Ther will also zie attention to aVaa Caipeta. pol
irliiuK and varntskias Furniture, fcawtH Ca-tuns and
Shad-, and to the execntiou ol Dpliolstery tu ail Ul va
rieties. Orders wllslted at the .tere ef Inrahata i I.ee,
Main street, r l7 Kain .treet, at tn. Jest r '. B.
Miller a Co. ial5-ini
A T1E!'SB,
CORN U l!KN ER ALljil ANU W AaHINrtTOX ST. ,
Itt prrpared to ruanurctare all kind-, ol Jaamemati
attl, rhiBwophicai and Optical lutruinrDis, in the
best unr.ner, and at lii. lowest prices. He la aias pre
pred ti BtaaattataaTt Ballet Moulds taa ( artriili;-- at
all 'he various kinds of tire. inn now in u.e, and all
HSM machinery. He solicits a puff. jaw ol tat pobiic
pair.inae. Orders i rem the cmutry promptly attend.-,
t . tel-l a
Hernando Insurance Company,
OF MEMPHIS,
Jufforson t& t i- o o t ,
Two doors from the Planters' Bink.
Capital $'200,000.
directors:
W. n. ROM, S. at DCT.V3C0MB,
8. B. WILLIAlfnOV, C. CKLOACH,
A. 0. TR13AP WKI.L.
W. B. R8fi3, PtMldent.
WM. TTolmes. Secretary. nirJ-ly
j c. powtas..
.P. LAWI.KSG.
Weetem Boiler Manufactory
1 1 twT
- ' --. -
A iKrPACTT-RyiUS OP PLTTKS, CTLlNDSll, TUBU
J.V1 LAB AND LOCONOTIViS BOILBRS, Bxchange
atrtet, tt rear of Western Konnlery
Repairing of every description done on the most fa
a.rable terms, mud at tbe shortest rotice.
Prices less, by urteen per cent taan any other (hop
lrr the city.
Jl-ly POtrNR? t LAWLESS.
W . J. BOTTLE,
LADIBS' AND GBNTLKMBN'8
Bo; and Shoe li Manufacturer
JiOAROE STREET
MEMPHIS, TENS.
tl Repairina neatlr executml. f ew :tm
LIU TI TIH IHTIESTI
J. & M. FLAHERTY,
Javt on hand and are daily rtcelvirg, t large
aent cf most eioga.it
FIAXOS, CAUPETS,
OIL CJIRPETUTG, ETC.,
At No. 41 Upton street,
aVnd iavlte the rrtbiic to cil and .e.Tnlie their tttxk be
fore pnrchaoinB eiewbera e3l
The Mound City Ferry.
Tn! st. nal Citv Fern P i. set M. R.
CHBtK. on and afier !li li'Vi June,
will rnn aa r.illi.w. I.fuvrs MoUO'l C't
evervdsv, tacrp. Btoda). at 'X 8 10 A. M .and
lt,SH P. M. I.esves Nncpliia at 8, 9. UM A. M., j
an.l 3 i . M P. a.
Wi'l naa three tries 0n SsbIui.
1.14 T It. CHREK 00
AStrayeit
TTiTtOV h, r tste of J C An
I" .boo' 'he last or Afril laat an.
and a balf mites sor.th of Gen
M AKB ind tw-MITLEi. UsM"(
riming lo br wn, one bind foot
seven yesr old A yonng Ma, ai
hs.i ot hsn they left- a L.ttier 1
In the band aronn the uose tearev
Tbe other Mnie. . drk fo. eoi
cMr,markesJ altfe it.e g-ars Akty
above stock will be thankfully rst-e
HENK
Adni'r of estate of J. 0 i
Jn9-'lnl Ot
e". i
aix or
lDf jriaaii'-a t
m M
JLt. aaaata aa" 1
VRML
Tlf JT11'!
I glisffilittmi
iJ. B. 0Wi!L.L. tf CO.
E09T3 AND SHOES,
BSTWBSN ONION AND MON'BO" ST?.
B. Oswell B. F. lioaAHAf.
VaTE heir leave respectfailr It inform our friends ana
VV the potilic, tha we have nw completed nr st.ire,
and have received ao entire bew Stall --t I'oott and
Shoes. Onr siKk .onsisu of a great va-ieiy o
LADIBS', itISSXi' AND C'lLPRBN'S, MAN'S BOTS
AN'!) YotTHh'
One w-jrk of onr own niantifucnre. also a good aseoi t-
a-ivrtment of
r our tra1e, all
afet St Strange.
rmruxet co.
Fr-.nch Qtx imy-rted e--peci
cf .t-ich are cffeied at ver lur
t'.S J4 in street, . pposito ripe.
tp23 8m 6
'aOLLET'f'S
Patent Steel tirmnto
COTTON GIN.
fTpHRUal GIN 3TASDS, at which I am tbe oa!y
X tt aveliux a?eat in NortU ilissi.-sippi and Tent, ea
se., differ from all other, by combining tbe use of a
Steel c nib ar:nb, witli two Srntlo Brasiie. thereby
snbieftitiK tlie Cctt a io a stigbt caidio procas.. without
the lata ininry M tbe ataplt, aad at the same time re
moves niui, of the dirt, wi -Attarhed
is a!o a Duster, ir. r:
:pai:ty f ,r c easint anu ir'i
not cjnp.i iated or liable to
aa with -.- ordinary power
ad perfcruia well in every
.as vary rapidly.
A!
Panola
m, and
d to'ail
lunar r. e.v : er- r.i! ai tent ion in aft .ch
the same will be willingly a d primptii
tto-.e who may see Ot to tender me tnei
t. T. W
a;--dtt4ni Ba
JACOB . WARD
T R3PECTF KLLT AJtHULXOSfl :o his
XV for-nr patrons that hr- may be frond
at N IM Miia aireei, eppoAite the Ciayj
RaildiRK. where he is prep-irrd to serre
th vmml wr.h anything io his lins. Blank BeM
of every description, with or withoot printed Ua.ii,
made to order.
Haviitr one of the ncu-t approved rnling nxachiaes, he
Is prep-irexl to Jo any kind of rnlmK. Particnlar atten
tion paid te the I indinj of mnsic a: d ail kaUds uf peri
odioaJa, either plain or in extra aty!e.
All orders from the city or c-nntry will recel'
prompt attention. JACOB C. WARD,
1 W Main street, opposite Clay Br.i,dina Id floor,
maril afe-mphi. -n?..
C. K. EOLST & SON.
NO. 300 MAIN STREET,
B!E33 3VHBCISI. T JST 2W ,
AOSXTS FOR
MAKSaiLL'S SOrTBEF.X METALLC
PESiliA BURIAL CASKETS.
ALSO, FOR
Carstow's Metallic Barial Caskets
XT on hand all sixes ol FISC fc
E3. Also. WOCD CU! riKS. .1
rs furnished with CaaaeU and Cases
not. deJJ-!y
Mempliis Steam Bak ry,
E. G. DATIW. 4k CO.
'.S of Cncsers of all kinds. A'jo
re,l, etc., ectud street, between
tionari.t aad Cake., of ail k
Will '..rnish fau lie. or par
Lei.j( and t reduced prices
Grocery and Millinery
STORKS.
A ORBAT VARTBTT of D atltrtta. fresh and .1--1
rrior Groceries and Provisions, fine Wine, ar.e
tawtriet L.o.uors, of direct importation, are alwcys
kept on hand at the store of JuHN II KARTLRT. it-
ner f Lirerlea and T-oU s'.reets. He baa Jtist receiv --e
a fresh ccnaiffnrnent of Ante ' St Louis Han1.-, f r
wtiiru his twatMl -haeat is ceiebrated.
Next Ifae Grocery eeat:i-hcient. oi, DeSoto f treet, 'ie
bas ust opened a atere with an cnti, ery sew stuck cf
Puhioaable Millinery, Bonne,-, Dry (loud., Trirnrain :s
aud every artade in tha line of business.
Acouipett-nt and exper eneed !ady will attend to all
who may extenJ their p.!rona;e. T.a.lle. are ivit.d
to call and inspect the sp-:Lt ataok, wbict will be fon -d
superior ai-d attractive, and at prices that i! suit tue
time.. . JOHN B. IJiRTI BT,
mrS C -rrer L!" -1- S .te tcreaa
Challenge to the World !
W
TB WILL GIV -s 1C fi.iSH ror a better remedy
SING or $liio lo ptisfnce a case of Chi' and Pev.r
that tue dull King tail, to care
S. :. CRBI5BT N" .1 CO.,
apl3-3a Prnri-I .n-1 fJaaaalaa, Beal street.
Lynchburg Hose and S'irc
INSU3ANCE CfWafAlfT
Capital and Suvplus $3'Ja,5 7. VS.
JOHN ROBIN Mi rAM?:I rreeident.
JAS 0. WILLI A am... Treasurer.
CtttiKl t. WILLS Secretary.
I.yrichburr;, Va.
INSTRRS .gainst loss or damage by r',re, aTaraat end
River rik Also, insure the lives of Kegroee.
Twenty thousand dollars in stale H-ms deposited, p
plica'.ons depj ited in the Me-nphi.. Post OtBce, lock
tx 4S1, or left a' 4be office ot . O. Tr-.Jevnontti east
corner or C uri Square and Se.ond str.et. will receive
peo-npt attention.
my7-Sm rt. C. TRAD BR, Agent.
f. Cf( POVVM LK aD AND BITCKSHiT,
J J , J J J
for sale by
n. riT-aEaA.'.D ro ,
4 Pr.-nt row.
iell-lm
CHEAP GOODS,
A T
G. N. CANDIE S,
225 MAE 8TKEBT.
i
HAVE oi bant and am receir: -c a I-irge and well se
lect e.l .took of
ST A P LB AND WMaUl PRT GOODS,
which I will sell at .xtremely low prieta,
n N. CANDRI.
60 Ba'e.- Osnabergs for sale by
Q. N. CANDKE.
SO Bales Brnwrj Doaeetic by
G. N. CAND2B.
20 Cases Biect'd Dome-t by
Q N. CANTJBB.
All qualities of Negro Plaids. Print, etc., by
3. N CANDBB.
As I wish to reduce psy ts.k c: Ftm v G-s?ds, I will
-ffer them a' prices lower tuan the i-e' i-.anv styt.a
g4ltw ate tea tr. N CANDBB.
tall dat-Jn
t. C. ATRW805,
DE ALE it IU
Gold, Slircr, Rank ,ti? .': and
Exchange,
BANK Bni.DlSG, NO. Ill MAIN ST., MEM THIS,
OFFERS to serve sis friends aad the public ia tke
ale ot 3.0 ks, Bonds, rroroitjorj Notes, Time
Bills, e c. spig-tra
OPEIIWCI O F
spring aid mm mm
At B2Q TUZztlxx Stroot.
MISS M. PERDlE,
H
A VIN ? received t
f
I
M ! I I. INERT G
;a.es'
tntly ot hand tLo cboK t and baad-
mWtsWti' HaT3 i"U3'
SSMAILlSt- P
i latect ParUian ayla. P -
Mi
TT'Y.YT CONST KIKf
K CRANR CAS
every desrri;ion.
Conntry Cr.derlaka
st a reasonable disco
rausportation.
U.I. YO af. OF TMMM
ML E MJP HIS
ajn LJTTL.K RO'R
RAILROAD.
rf and alter FRIDAT, JTS K U . '.
J Freight and Faasenier Traia -wit: ieae rmpalt
at (o'clock, A !., -r r Cheea's ferry Ita arriv.at
Madison at 8:30 a. St., auitatclut tame .u
th.ialiy tiSf' f fianzer, ft -i v' . . - , tt..
Un. of seat-weakly stage, el tbe Ov.rlaii if ail Oaaa-
Taylor's Creek, ?jrt 9mitb,
Hunter'., Beaton.
Clarendoa, Btakparej
Abe-l"en, H- ' spriun-i.
Brows vllie, Wasbinirt -n,
Atlanta, Aria.!.- p! .
Hickory plaint, Brownetoxn.
Bearcy, Cr: iec, .'.r; .'
Bite.ville, E. n.
Lit:l Reck, at i iajaak.
Dardaaehe,
Va Baren,
S.in F.-:i:i'.-. f'a!:f-rTJls
Time to Little Rock SO heart
Coming east, train leave Mi
rivinz at Hopefieid at 3:00 r
; aectioo. with the Jf-iurhi- a
i all Kastere. Atlantic and Nor
Tickete can ht ootainen at th
fe12 D H. FK
R A i LJ O 5 i.
i.hpobtait iwO-nre.
VOT-UNTFEaS AXr ILlT.sRT travki.t :a on
DU1T wi.l b iraosjeor.ed mr this ror w.ui ul
j pnyruetit of fare, upou preseiraiiiD of i :pl. iaL
blquisition frf.-m the (J-.verntT. 0swjssfftfag tffla
I cers r Quartermasters. otBerwi- tney w.il be cnargad
far .
R'iul-'itiont mnt sppcify from and to what t ions
srvic is tu be psrf .tm-":. and will onl- be sood iu n
dlrcii'n. If a etnrn p-rae is n,-es-arjw tno:her
Reqni-tition win hrtqnlred Th-se R qaio.tK-ns will
ID all CMw.es te taken qj h tb c n-tc rs
Bilitary on f-jri-i. and without fet,;::. 'loos,
will be transrted at half th refmar far- by par
ctasiiic a tictx from the s afiuo aat-n; aim mmm ung
aid tic. t end far!on'-'h t cn doctor fn c -iinci r
Ukiog op the ticket an-J framing tbe Mrisflll a tu lb
hj.' er BKNTi KT p il k Kt L
Chief Ragineer d itmu.9 Iwf no mm nt
j-ft-lm M-Trrpi aa -t tin o Rai.r. Wm.
13 SSIaSIPFI ft lRSSSRI
RAILROAD.
Extencioa of Line aad Reflates
of Fare.
OS AKD AFTsR It ON ! AT, JCN'R . I8M, traine
will run reiiarly to Ha-dy Stat .n, wi bin s,vpn
mi ol Srenadt. states ror retro Ir v-tweea Pardy
Siatioo and Grenada. Vtsae areata n lacet ai oO.
Jel-lm
Geaeral So-.
MEMPHIS AUD LUUJ VL:LB
AM)
Itlempliis and N?.ivill
RAILROAD LINE,
COMPOSED OF THE
Memphis and Ohio E. E.
AND ITS CONNECTIONS VIA
CLAKKSVILLE.
OK AND AFTZR STTNDAT, April 2S!h, ISea, tra.ia
will ran by I oni-viiie time, wbich is twenty rain
ut.a taster than Memprus time, as .."cws
OJI.v ; EAST AND NtsRTU.
1-AST EXPRESS Wave, Memphi- taUr, Sur.-iajs ex-cp-.ed
at 5 a. ,., and rnly stu at pnncipi,i -'iona.
1.ISBT MPRBS3 leave. Mphia 4a,iv rt4r. a..
a.iu slope .1 all station.
RBTrrRjnjfg.
MiSET BXPUrs arrive, a: 31 1 dally at :M
A. a.
PAST EIP2SSS arrive, at JCecipbl; dai'y. Scndayt
excepted, at 9 p. a.
THE TIME BY THIS GREAT IHOL'GH
LINE B
To .Yashrille, 1 hours and 45
minutes.
To Louisville, ?0 a .r d IO
' minutes.
To .V.it York, 9 hours and 30
minutes.
LESS THAS !LVi OTHtB E04TK.
timi prion siSxpiKs
r. -..
J:
To TTumSaldt
Cairo
Chicago m
Clarxsvilte 11 uo
Kaahville Hiflo
Louisville 19:30
Cineirme'L ?:0
New Terk 6S.3C
By this favorite liae ,aa.i i tave the best and
moat direct rat le to
ALL I34PORTAr,T POINTS
East, Ncrtk and Nortliwest.
SMOKING CARS on day train..
LOCAt. CoMBUTATiO-S TICSKTS at a reducti.-o af
36 per cert. fr. m tbe regular pii'e aa i, obla.aed
NO N"C-'tROs4 aik wed oa the tr-.in., witboar a special
permit, aitned by the owner, blank.-, for which may be
Mar ed by application to the Ticket . flke. of tue ssa
Pny. pnr fre"ir infonB.tio-. ,r.. -. r ;i-t-- -
S. INOWLTOV, Agent, H.ffer .
Comm. rcial Hotel, or a: .be Jrpor c
C: ef Kr.gioetT -
MISSsSSIPPI AND TKEJ
m
RAILRo A I
CHAUE OP TINE.
0
N AND APTBR TUBS. .1CH -t. let! .
will run daily (Snud . .tiepteo) ar folio
MAIL tRAi.N :.
Liars
Garner at. trlra a
r.iti
0 i a
Ira
Oakland at..,
Pepe'sat ....
Panola at....
Sardis tt
Camo at
Sesatobia at.
Coldwater au
,..! A at
...1:n A SS
...7:49a m
i"a a
...3:34 a
...3 57 A M
OoMwi-.st a
aaaatsVit i
Coano at. ...
aedia at..
Paueta at-.
a a
I Herne.cuo at, 43 a a
4 p a
Opt
Hers Lake at..... 10:20 a a j Oakaaad at M
ABXITB AT AitSlrB .1
Memphis at. 1 1:00 A M j Garner at
FBSIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TR-VS
Will leave and arrive a. follow.:
l'avi I Attain st
Memphis at T-M a M Garner au -A-K
ON MONDAT3, WBDNBiDATS ANB PI)Ai
LEAVX I ABBITS '1
Garner at B:M a a Meuirht.at.....4 0
ON TrtRBDATS, TTJUBsDATB AND SAT' 91
Trains arns,5g at Mempajaocraert wiih thi i--.
aad Cfcarteaten ai:d tbe Meapni, and Olio la..
tor the Nor lb and Bast.
p
pa
rs
Trains arriving at C
a dally i.ae of vail o
tbe m .i; traia for Gr
.1 .iptrt Central Bailr
Granada tuk.u are
ax Worsham bouses.
a-3
wit
val c
i Mia
ads, and New Urleai. vi
sld by L. 8. Knowltoi at
r. vorn
General Jaueiat
T. A Po WWELL Late of LaGrir.j- Teal
8a mull A. Tatlob Memplu
EUlS, CROMWELL & TAi'LtB,
(Snrosarrs to G. V. Hnls a. Co J
Prodace and CocmLs-ion Meichait
SO. 95 FRONT ROW,
MSMPStS. TBNN
TTTHOISSALR Dealer, in Hay, Grain, Fleur, Lir
V V Ceuieat, Plaster etc.
Liberal cash advances ma.it- oa cuosignmcnts. Ord
pr ,mptlv atended to. aplt-t
JitM&S OH Hit
A SCPKRIOR ari well assorted siock of 8v
1 HAVANA tlrA 13, expressly selected for iu)"
tail traie. Also, scperior
Virgiaia thtwias Tcbaccs,
Warranted to be equal to any br-niht here; and
BAwrlEf'S BEST FLfi tUT T08ACI
Tbe agency of which I have for this city. Persona
r.iy open getting a real good article at ay fure,
.ell none but warranted co4e.
Aug. A. Clausen. Tcbdeoatst,
MB MAIN A-RKST,
nrl Ooinar at .VUsc
NEW
EYEING ESTABLISHJfE?
HC(SRS. HATTaCrT A. HI
LATE of the school of tbt treat and celebrated 0
kai Dyer, aad Scourer., Cook it Matthews,
Louis, have beeu induced to open .. r ,
-arTsira os the above b-xalnesa In all la bra
Bvery deecrtption of get Urate'. Coots, Vesta ard
ate dyed, e'esused aad restored to tier- oriateal c
tioa. Tbey cer'aittly do raaaew ever? assstet c
i'l aa at
ween Main atid Pi
niril-ly
M UTiHW?
21 E W T O R a
kkkoki; Oil,
At Prices ts Cemaacd tbe ,V
Kerosene lisunsmrinj; c
Parafline Hiuruinau. ,
Pefroleam Iliuutlui.-.
Machinery tll.
t
csst!isr