PUBLIC LEDGER.
Offio.
Ne.
13 MswUo
Xt is a morn in winter.
The air is whit. "nh"'" y
j ... k nhinar branotteex
the furrowed , ,
With icy tr'ss nshee
' like scales of0- . .
OrjeweldhalbMi,hod : ..-!
Ti,A yjient nightingale,
Ten?rnse, l.ke tome enjr maiden.
Its silver song of summer (
No more the fountain sings. , ,
Ard froien are the rivert . ,
That fed the bath 01 knurs I ,
No flower-girls in the market, '
For flowers are out of date s
And the keeper! of tin i roaee
Have hut the garden fate.
No happy guosts are nlcing. '
Their goblets crowned with wine.
For gone arc all the merchant.
That eold the merry wine I
And gone the dancing women.
Before the wind, and "'. ,
Their summer souls have followed
Nightingale and rose I
The Joke cf the lesson.
n.. nf bfi hest thinzs we have read
since our Columbia correspondent aent
us a description ot a contreoaou
dine, is one of a similar character de
scribed by the local of the Mobile Regis
ter and Advertiser. It appears that a
negro couple had been living together
for some years as man and wife, but
" widout de circumference of de law.
They disagreed, separated, and M
weaker vessel laid her case before de
Bureau," where the charges were heard,
and Sambo and his Dinah were sentenced
to be married. In order to be anre that
the sentence was properly executed, the
couple were placed under a military
guard, and marched off to Squire Starr
office. Arriving there, ths officer of the
guard remarked, "Squire, here a cou
ple for you to marry. .
"All riahu" replied the Justice;
."just
:ep in the back room.
The couple and the officer followed him
to the room in the rear of the front of
fice, and after explaining the duties and
obligations of married life, the Squire
requested them to join hands. , .
Bride " I isn't gwine to do it- J
doesn't want to hab nuffin to do wid dat
nieeer" '
Oroom-"I isn't 'ticular 'bout marry
in' wid de gal. I nebber lubbed de
wench." . i.
Thin protest opened the Squire s eyei
like " two full moons in the harvest.
He asked what was the meaning of it,
when the representative of the Bureau
informed the Justice that they were or
dered by the Freedmen's Court to be
married, and be came up to see the sen
tence executed. . i
With this understanding Justice htarr
told the " happy couple M to join hands,
which they did after much pursuasion,
and the following scene ensued :
Justice" Do you take this man to be
your wedded husband, to love, honor,
"bey," etc. ,.
Bride " No I doesn t not much I
doesn't I wouldn't hab a four acre lot
C.ll ,.K ..I. trait, "
lUliuioivu"".-
Freedmen's Bureau les we qo,
'Squire; we take him; go on with the
ceremony."
Justice "And do you take this wo
man to be your wedded wife, to love,
cherish," etc. .
Groom" I tole ye dat I isn I ticulaf.
I isn't hankerin' arter de 'crow.' I kin
lib without de ole gaL". ' ; .
Freedmen's Bureau " Certainly we
take her of course we do suits as to a
single allspice. Hurry up the cakes."
Justice " Then I pronounce you all
man and wife, and may the Lord have
mercy on yonr souls." ' ' ( '
Brokers.
i The brokers of the city of New York
are asking the Legislature to let them sell
their services for so much as people who
employ them may agree to give. It seems
to us that this is a fair demand. We
would fix a rate of brokerage, to be col
lected whenever no bargain is made, but
let every man who chooses to employ a
broker pay what he bargains to do.
There are sales where one-balf per cent
would be a large commission ; there are
others where two per cent would be little
enough. The legal restriction to one
half per cent is copied from a very old
British statute, wherein it waa inserted as
a barrier against usury. It seems to as
that it is simple justice to let a broker
like any other workman, charge hit own
price for his work, and let those pay who
choose to do it
High Bents in England.
While we are all making great com
plaints in this country about the enor
mous rents, we are' not the only people
who are suffering. Rents r increasing
rapidly in England, also. A building is
cow in coarse of erection in Lombard
street, London, which is to cost 70,000,
the gross rental of which is estimated at
22,000 annually. The London and
County bank bave rented the gronna
floor and basement of the building, for
which it is to pay ttcthe thoutand
pounds a year.
FOUNDRIES.
YTESTERXlFOrXDItY
Machine Shop.
WILLIAM A. R0BLNSON CO.
(Lata of Uoinby k Robinaoa, Memphis.)
J 0 E1,, of piok(t t Tayh)r MeauAiaO
. tf.MAtflnL- T R Sirihtu.
(Formerly with Quinby A Robiaeoa.)
i FTER A r-i'BPENglOS OF BCW5ESS
A. for neSLrlyfur years, we afaineoaie before
ibapublie, aolicitinf a fbare of 'ronu ta
i n. above brioche of bounces ia oarbuildlnss
" HHELIiy SXRKEX.
Oppoette tbc Gayoao Bona. .
W are prepared to boil! and repair 8aw
Millf . Ennnee, etc. : f urnb all kind. of Ca
4..T hniMinn. Planutione. Kailroade
teamboaU. WiihaneipeneDeol Iwenty-ira
jan ae practical meebanice an d mach i oiur we
.i . A-ni ,.f .ur abihir to riroatufaruoa.
.r abill be u low ai tb expenMeef
tnm and wiainal will admitof. .U-to
Enoonrapw Bonthern Manufacture.
P. TREAT MAM r ACTL ats t iaim a.
M . Scrapere. Bulllonroea, gweepa,,"
tnral dealer and planurs will tod ft u tb4f
intM ta eall and ee before. rban
..... an. A lae (or eale twe PortaMe
oa Madiia lre Bayua Erius
y. B MeehanKe waated.
fALE -S5 IK'ZE.w KWJ1S si
Bates k tnibert, ITU Freai eueet. saiw
PRUNING.
RK.-CASH
razees
1 1
All T ngs
W1IITU0RE fiROTIIEK.8;
Proprietors of
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
HTKA IVf
iOBr PRINTING "HOUSE
13 Madison Slrrel.
Having aowjinlfiil'i and complete operation
Tbc Book and Job Departments
m tkii tinniii tnMii.iim!it. we lake tint
node of eallinr the attention cf our patrons
and friends, and the public generally, to our
new
STEAM ARRANGEMENTS.
This office it now the largest and bout p-
poiuted Printing House in uhoot.
fully equal to any in the Kasl aa regards us ilt
cilities for exeeutins wilb
Cheapness, Neatness and Dispatch, .
Printing or every variety and In any color. It
eannot be surpassed by any establishment haxt
or South,. . i . i
AI.L KIXDS OF WORK,
Either in
Plain or Ornamental Type.'
Plain Black, Colored Inks,
Gold Loaf and Bronies.
In every manner known to the profcsui n. ,i
nouie or aurweti.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
t'RINTlNtl.
ROOKS AXI PAMPHLETS
Printed with beautifully rut type.
Ornamental. Plain and Fancy
Steamboat
Printing,
Specimen! alwaye onl hand aHiour Conntinf
Kooia.
INVITATION CARDS
And BALL TICKETS.
Illuininated with the latest ornamental and
ball room acenea.
- Our larse aieortment of type foi
SHOW BILLS AND POSTEUS
U not excelled In the United Statu.
The Large rictoriala
Can now he ei readily and cheaply done at thii
ofhee aa they are ia the East, and in a hand
aonieityle. , , ,
We hare in onr office the largest size Freeeee
bow in lue. together with
Steam Jobbers & Power Presses
Tn xlititioB tn oar extra la rte tTt t. we bav
a rplendid aeeortment of nna II plain and fane
Job Letter, suitable for Doe work.
BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRCULARS
Done In handiome style, with euitable engrav
tngs repreeenting DuimeM.
DIPLOMAS
For schools and eellegee printed canal to cop
perplai.
Matoni'.Odd Fellows', and Sons of Temperance
CONMXITUTIONH
Printed in elegant style.
Our Prices Bav Been Reduced,
And saw will enmnare with the eheatet regu
larly wtabliihed Job OHicee in New York or
Philadelphia.
We art enabled to print .
CARDS AND BILL-HEADS
With great celerity, and ou eaa priare propor
tionately lower.
Prompt and particular attention given to
kinds ef
Military and Kailroa
PRINTING.
Funeral Kotioec,
4111 Mfl'UfJe
Bank Check
a.
lataiornee.
1 1 real an of all kindf, liat Tip.
Inference Policies, Ul.nV Ied,
Bill Ueada, L'l.
Aei-tion Billa, Pn-rmrrim,
I)rey TlrkeU, Pfn.TraU.
iii.ticee, Ku-Kiine.
Blank Rereirta, Klevtum Tirke
COTJNTRT STORE BILLS
Of every deecrirtlon, fllnminated witk loiUb
devicea, swek aa railroad can, ateaabueU, etr.
BLASE BOOKS,
j With priatrd bead, together with every
M ruun ex a raocy nora oone wiia aupava
WMT ORE BROTHEHS
U Madiee ttreel
, , ,) V "ii.. 1 I. i.i '. i.i
PtmotrjellUr Before
REAL " ESTATE.'
TREZE VANT, JONES & CO
No. 413 Main Street, ' '
l" KM TBI'OiTOSO, ' "' ' "
MEMPHIS..'' .TENNESSEE,
W obi
& ARE NOW PREPARED TO ITJR
Imua or Kent City or Country
Pmnprlv. nn the most reanonnble terms. I be
senior porUior bavins reeided in Memphis for
tlie lant tlnrly years, u inorousuiy lamiiinr iiiiii
the City and Suburban localities, and with the
farming rogioni ptmetratert by oar four ji&u
roads. Partio. wlisbine to Buy, Soil, Leano or
Hunt, will do well to call on at, aa we can m-
tMtiln. thnip nmlwrlV ta Bllhlifl nuUCO With Sd-
vnmate poseuesed by no other firm in thu city.
nnA..i' n. i.ni fivil KnrinMr. mil another
a rood Draluman, lota or land can be aurveyed
end iIoiih1 In nuit owners, and at unall coil.
We invito atteution U our extended eiroular in
anolhcroolumn. . A .
j RK.KVAH r, junr.3 or to.,
dt'15-3in dl.'i Alain street. Pear the tayoo.
Mfircbants Please Take Nollee.
w
f'E WILLGIVB A YAIiUABLBCOTTOW
' Farm ami t:nl in ciuh for Dry Uooda or
Orocerios at Mnmpliis wholesale price ; and
another equally valuable Farm and 1 10,000 in
canh fur tlio miiio articles. Both tarnnar
biKhly imorovvd nnd near Grenada) beet P
Unile in Yallobnuba county. Horses mulf.
cattle, corn, iuiplemonts. etc., will be sold witn
Farms. TKEZE VAST.iOVRS CO..
413 Main street.
Private Residence For Sale.
A HAttDSOMF, ' TWO-STORY ' FRAME
JY Dwelling roomily built on lesoto street,
between Linden and once; has eight spacious
rooms, double kilrliro, cistern, siauiea, or-
riago-hounc, efc. A barffain onered.
j2 413 Main street
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Rent
-r-iriTTv irnt-a srv mtt.ps PBnf T.A
P tnjtr riHnnr. Mnuiam'nul Central railroad;
superior cotton liiml: gmid spring at t360 per
acre. TK Kit. V A.N I, JUJtss to,,
dcl9 413 Alain street.
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Bent
1'HE" MATTHEWS FARM" BELONO
iug to the estate of the late Governor Mat
KKf, lying in Coahoma county, Mississippi,
on Sunflower river, nimith of Kitcnie bayou,
and I j miles from Sunflower Landing, on the
Mi?sisiipi'i river ; 30!) acres in cultivation, good
oiiliiiin, gin hounc, sutblea, etc. Has been in
cultivation for lo yearn in succession never
producing less than of a bale to the acre, and
in lttaj produced two bales to the acre.
TKh'ZEVAM. JONES k CO..
dciu
413 Main s'reot.
Mississippi Cotton Farm forSale.
'I'HREE MIXES FROM HOLLY SPRINGS.
1 contains liOO acre? 1U0 acres finely timbered
balance cleared ISO acres superior valley
laud. W ill be sold in one or more quarter sec
tion?, to suit purchasers. Commodious dwel
ling house, gin houiie, well, cribs, stables, cab
ins, three large cistern, largo orchard of se
lected fruits, and six acres of Catawba grape
vines, in full bearing.
' TREZEv ANT, JONES CO.,
del" - ; . 413 Main street.
Marshall County Cotton Farm for
Sale or Rent. ""
17IGHT HUNDRED AND EIG1TTYACRE8
Pi within 4 nr b mile of llollv Snrings. ilies..
3S0 cleared, 2O0 of this is rich creek bottom.
(rood dwelling with ail convenient outnousea:
flourishing applo, iHnch and plum orchards of
choice fruits: two cold springs and a well of
fine water. Ua!awol tract so well timbered
that a saw mill will soon pay for the plaoe.
Bcjisoeistjria Mississippi. .
Tit EZ V A.N T, JONES A CO.,
de!9 413 Main street
Marshall Comity Cotton Far in
for .Sale.
s
IX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
ten nines west of Holly springs, Miss., on
Miss., on
the thu l.ihnma and Memphis roa
nad.
. 40 miles
from Momi.hia : 3u0 acres are clean
3u0 acres are cleared, balance
wpH timht.rcd. New cotraire buildingand
necessary on' houses; fine orchards. Terms
very low. TCEZEVANT, JONkltj A CO.,
dels si J Main street.
Shelby County founds for Sale,
ON MISSISSIPPI RIVER, JTJST ABOVE
Memphis, fiUO ncres within two miles of
Memphis, rich river bottom; 75 acres cleared,
and producing this year a bale of cotton to the
acre, balance heavily timbered, with a most el
igible woodyurd.from which wood is daily sold
to steamers and sent to the city on banres. A
great bargain offered to en enterprising man.
Tut'ri'iVTi iin'c.1 inn
1 . 1 . 1 . , i , U V... 1 -J IV - " , ,
del9 411 M sin street
Mississippi Cotton Farms for Bale,
1
,I1KEE THOTSAND ACRES IN MAR-
shall county, near Lamar and scales depots,
1 11 tracts to suit opp.ieante fine upland; good
lmiirovemcnte-will rent for one or more years
on most favorable terms 150 acres rich valley
land that produced a bale to the acre last year.
TKKZi, VANT, JONES CO.,
u. iy 41.5 .maid street.
Mississippi Cotton Farm on
l 'lie 1 ears i.eae.
TOUR HUNDRED ACRE? RICH BOTTOM
1 Und in fine eultivaliuu, Tippah county, 16
miles from ffaulsbury; g'Od dwelliug, out
houses, gins, stnhlp. etc. Very healthy. Terms
low. TUEZEVANT.JONKS C0
rielt-4in 413 Main street
Cotton l-and for Sale.
rE H AVE FOR BALK, BETWEEN 55,000
I t and utl.uoo acres of the best Cot to a Lands
in tbel'nion. Tiny belong to Gen. Albert Pike,
and lie en the -
Arkansas, OnichiU and Bed Rivers.
Soil ineihanitible, never yielding less than
bale to the acre. Capitalists can here make in
vestments on terms remarkably low, and obtain
lands that never need ret or tnanuro.
TKEZKY ANT, JON KS k CO.,
dc 19 413 Main street
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Sale.
CfX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES.
O two ami a 'imII miles 1. - m Okalona depot,
4 0 in high cultivation ; eltv irit niodorn cottage,
fire rooms, with all outhoi.es; gin house, cab
ins, cii-ero and well, with iiorses, mutes, cattle,
corn and fodder, and '.ls, pound" of Pork.
i r.h.K V A.N J , JU.N ta A COM
de!5 41'i Main strc-t, near the Gayoso.
Mississippi Cotton Farm for Sale.
I7IVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
. in Chicka aw county, Mississippi, near Oko-
lona deM,t ; 4iftl cleared ; 30U neb ipraine black
land. mikIucils a bale ta the acre: house with
lour room, mWnf. gin and outhouses, cistern,
win mu pool ei neTrr-iauina si'wa waier.
it. EZt V AN I, JON ES k CO.,
deli 413 Main street
Jlissl-tsippl Cotton Farm for
Sale or Ioaste.
1 Oil ACRES ON SWAN LAKE. COA
1 homa county, eight miles from Friar's
Point 'J$ acres in cultivation 31") without a
tree or etnmp, and as level as a prairie, boil
inexhaustible ; pre duces one and a half to two
bales per acre. (jo.d dwelling house, rin
house, miil, negro cabins, stabies, eux Will
sell enough corn, fodder, cotton seed, eta., for
another crop. AdjoiaiDg this are
IOO Acres
Of similar land for rent All entirely above
overflow. 1 hee lands are pernaps unequal ed
in the whole .M i"iippi Valley.
' 1 KK.EV ANT, JoNES k CO.,
del5 413 Main street. near the 'rayoso.
Cottage for Sale.
WITHIN TEN
IT Court Fquare;
MINUTE3 WALK OF
it has five rooms, and a
large kitchen, cisiem, etn. Labs time and low
pries, ii one thud be paid. Now rents fug 170
per mouth.
TREZE VANT, JONES k CO..
delS 4 1 3. Main street.
Kliclbj County Lands for Sale.
'PUREE TEN ACRE LOTS, SIX MII.E3
J from Memphis, a part of the John D M hit
tract, between niata Line ana Kaieign mails
each k t havmr a beautiful building location.
Also 60 Acres,
Four tuiea from Mesn.r;. ea Raleigh road
brautilully lic;ed for private residences ail
cleared and under productive rants.
Also 650 Acres,
In Fayette county, tb rty miles front MpTrphis,
near Fayette dei-.t : ar-re splendid U
liwn, talaoe Hade4 aad cleared. The
Mcniphi. and arle.ton railroad rans tbrouab
one corner of it. atid h. a 1m tsuiidirg epot;
d ailjoiiu a fine water and surk range on
Vflfriver. The inl on it will pay for it Ail
this property u nCcretl M very
Low Hates for Cash;
And we know of no tuar iarestsBents. as it
iruiove. in value with tbe rapid grow lb of
Memphis. ATr'y.'o ... .
1 t.l..tV A- S . t-S M
delS
4" Min nw.snrtb lenyoeo.
Snburhan I-ofsi for Sale.
-nRrE I.rTS NKARLT OPFO"ITKR.C.
Brinalev !. ,iectfnnt tiy i4a
il.gii huiulikgieatioa, near lr. J ejloreeaa
ThEf.r.VAM, J JSFS CO..
iCi 413 Mt n .tree!, near tte Gayoto,
TRANSPORTATION.
K0TICE TO C0TT0X 8HIPPEES.
V . . ' . .' .. cj
MERRITT'S EXPRESS
I.
orrics ssmovro.to
NO. 382 FRONT STREET..
WE ARE NOW PRtPAitr.u ty vu.u
PRKtsS COTTON at our Htwim Press, on
Madison itroet, end to shin to ail pn. r.u,
on guarantied time, at as good rates as any
fe'lS SJOHN B. Vjnpj!.
MISSISSIPPI AM) TKAAhSStft
RAILROAD,
.(.avwc.js-
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY
12th. 18(50. Passenger Trains will lertve ths
Hnnot DAILY at 12:45 P.m. Arrive d.y at
20 p.m., Sundaya.exoepted. Passengers for
Points South of Grenada,
By taking trains on
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays
CLOSE COXffECTIOXSi
With trains on tbe Mississippi Central Rail
road! arriving at New Orleans at 8 p.m. next
day.
Time to New Orleans, 31 Hour,
52 MILES IN DISTANCE
AND
SEVEN HOURS IX TIME
OVER ANY OTHER ROUTE.
TICKETS TO
Canton,
Jnrknon, Miss.,
Vieksbnrg, and
Xew Orleans.
For sale at the depot and No. S Jefferson st. .
FREIGHT TBAINB . ,
Lear Memehii Mondays. Wednesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Airive Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays. , .
A. B. LIV tK.MUK.lS,
General Superintendent.
C. P. OAKLEY, Gen'l Ticket Ag't. . felB-lm
IMPORTAAT TO TBAVELERS
' ' BgTWIKH '
Memphis and the ' Eastern Cities,
The Great Broad-Gaoge '
Atlantic and Grent Western
RAILWAY
I
S NOW OPEN, AND RUNNING TWO
daily fast fcxpren Trams from Cincinnati to
New York and all KiuLern cities. Passengers
will find this a most desirable route. The equip
ments of this road are uneuualed by any on this
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac
company all night trains, and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is aiiowea at regular
hours for meals, and the unbroken broad-gauge
without change offers to travelers a degree ol
security, comfort nod speed not to be found on
any other routs. Connections via Cairo bu
Louis or Chioavo for this route are certain : also
connections for Pittsburg. Philadelphia, Balti
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
gage checked through at all principal South
western offices. For further information and
through tickets, apply to
, , , . liAKHX UAltaiSlAU, . ,j.
' 14 Jefferson street
E. B. BYINGTON.
5 Jefferson street.
E. F. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
D. MCLAREN,
UenertU Superintendent
ISAAC PAIST,
deOjS-3m tfen'l mithweern Arept
CITY MILIS
' III ' 1 i ,
NEW FLOUK
J. IT. EEFTWICII A CO.
ABE CONSTANTLY MANUFACTURING
and bars on band every grade of Flour,
New Bolted Corn Meal & Feed
Of all Descriptions.
A. Warrens' Choice Family Flour, guaranteed
equal to any flour in the market.
Office, No. 80 Ileal Street.
Messrs. Morrleon. King k Co.. No. 3.H Gayoso
Block, bsve onr Flour on hand for sale at Low
e-t Mi:l PrW. felO-'im
DRY COODS.
HESSE, LEVY & CO.,
; 338 Main Street.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
Between Jefferson and Adams street.
-IITE WOPLD RESPECTFULLY CALL
S f the attention of our friends aud tha pub
lic generally to onr well selected stock, eonntet
ing ef Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots aad Shoes,
Hats, Notions aad Famishing Goods, which we
offer at reduced prices. Country merchants will
find It to their advantage to rail and examine
our stock before purchasing. Ne trouble U
Show g-.oiT. t,lT n. a cell- n.jw
MISCELLANEOUS.
WM. H. MO ROAN,
ATTOKNKY.AT.LAW
GEXLRIL CXALffl AGEXT.
Cumtnittioner ifDul. Elc,
Over tesoto Insurat Company, Desoto Illoct,
MJVDISON STREET,
laA-Hm MEMPHIS. TWX
IIEHY H. FITCH,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
103 J1ATV BT11KET.
Jamas gAVAHMAH. PA-
W. IL COMSTOCK & CO.,
DEALERH IN
FKIAII FISH A.I OAMK,
sl6 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
1VE INTF5D KEKPINO A FIH.L
rtock of reh Lake fi.a. which we wilt
ll at ik. I.. writ market price.. sia. -
JEWELRY & FIREARMS.
r, .otsxi f
G XTJST ;SX
WK ARK IN REMin OF
A, LARUE
m 1 . 1
: . V r . ..
ASSORTMENT
; 10.11 in : 1
f I , L J 1 . . ,' I' t T
.-''l-G- TJ IV B .
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, MADE TO
OVtL OWN ORDER,
. S 1
1 In tbe variety will be found those from the
BEST ENGLISH MAKERS
1
Col t "I i tt o 1 s i
, AND OTHER APFBOVEO'ltAKIS.
i ' ......
Ar HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS
with tlio makers of these celebrstod
wonpomi, that will ouao us to sell mem st -
THE LOWEST TRADE PRICES,
1 Either Vholo'le or Retail. 1
t'niint rv Merclmnls snnnlled on Liberal Terms.
A full nssortuicnt uf Fixed Ammunition.
WAT C II E S
' , JEWELRY.
SILVKRWAHK,
FANCY GOODS, Etc.
Tliogecent large additions to onr Stock of Fine
Goods, aud New Styles, mskes it one of tbe
largest end best to be found in any market. .
M-All kindi of work and engraving don in
the best manner. -.
F. It CLARK 4 CO..
ja29-3tn No. 1 Clark's Marble Bloek.
J. Goodman,
Watchmaker,
No. IOO MAi:V STREET,
9g-Repairing done at short notice. ja1-9m
F.' GLASSICK & CO,,
OTJTV and PISTOL
MANUFACTURERS
' - Dealer la J' . ' " "
Shot Giuih, ISifles and Pistol)
GITN IMPLEMENTS. AMMUNITION AND
Gun Materials fur Uunmakers'use,...,
No.' SOa iTront Street,' '
Bet. Union and Gayoso, Memphis, Tens,
AM Repairing promptly sttcnd"d to. 24-tm
AUCTION.
WHOLESALE
AUCTION EMPORIUM.
M. c. civrg.
P. RANABBO. '
I,. BKSBD.
. T. rLUMUBB.
CAYCE, BEARD & CO., !
lUCTIONEEIt S,
CommiBHion Merchants),
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
' ' .AT THE ARCADE.
No. 37 South Court Street,'
' MEMPHIS. TENN. '
.Consignments solicited. "
aLiberal advances made.
aj.Quick sales and prompt returns.
Rccnlur Trade Hale. '
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RKVBT a, DtXT.
W, T. HIRES
; H. G. DENT & CO.,
Real Estate & General Collecting
f ;,i ' ' AGENTS.
Corner of Hernando and Beal Streets,
, ..' MEMPHIS. TENN,'
WILL DEVOTE THEIR ENTIRE ATr
1 V tenlion to tbn buying aud selling of Keal
Estate, Leasing of Lands and City Lots, Collec
tion of Rents and Civil Claim, und to Paying
Taxe. on Property in the city of Memphis end
viuiuity. 1
The senior member of the firm having resided
In this oity for the past twenty-five years,
earing the most of which time he has been par
tially engaged In the Real Estate businets.
topes that the patronage heretofore attended
to him will be continued to tbe new Nrm, who
pledge themselves to give full satisfaction.
. feb7-3m .
r.
I JOSEPH FJLAraEHY,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
. Osa and Hteurn Pipe Fitter,
H2 Second Street, corner of Jefferson Street
HEM? HIS, TENN.
T rEEPS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
XV well selected stock
iron ana iras iu
aud Force Pump. mam-am
WOOD! WOOD!
JT ARD SEASONED WOOD. SAWED AND
1 split, delivered to any part of the city.
v.order.j-i.H o WAllACR k c0 t
K. 316 Front Street, or at Wood-yard, No. 10K
Main Street fehSl 2w
Fancy BankeCs,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST RE
oeived. and fir .ale, t ....
MU1R.6TEBBIN8 PITLLEN. ,
273 Main etr t. ,
Cut and Preael Gobleta
pHAMPAIGNES AND WINE3.
ilL'IR. STEBBIN8 A PtTLLEN.
frW t Main trt.
B. S. PLCMNEB.
A. r. Cl lST
E. S. PLUMMER & CO
(sEXERAL STORAGE,
Commission and Cotton Merc h'ts,
No. 201 Main street, Webster Block,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
I fARTlTLAR ATTENTION PAID TO
1 Cun.ignm.nU. Ample aeromoio.tatinw.fc
fim. feHO-lt-
Darrau SottK, of All Kinds.
Ml'IR. STEPBINS k PfLLKN.
T.i Maia ami.
'at-W
MEDICAL.
-PULMONIC ! CORDIAL ?
r.i'.i. it 1 . 1 it .'.
ros thk suxr or
G 0 N U M 1 T ION;
Congba,
Colda,
- BronottltU, v ' Asthma,
ALL DISEASES
. 0 TBI
Throat and Luns,
tWlB DELIGHTFUL PREPARATION,
J. prepared from fresh and carolully selected
rootsAnd herbs;
Is eonfldentlv recommended as a bliuutnnt. infn
and rohuble remedy fur tbe ubov. aiTeciions. iiy
the tiuiuly use of this valuable ezpectoraut
many of the eviU resulting from eohla nr An.n.
sure, or where there exists an hereditary ,
TENDENCY TO . C0KSDMPTI0N,
Can be speedily hnd effectually removed by the
early lue of LLs PULMONIC C0HU1AL. which
stands to-day withbnt a rival for.the above Com
plaints. . ' i , J J i ,1
Try, it and be Convinced..
Prepared and sold only by r
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CREIOHTON & CO.,
t .' 1
' Drugggists and Pharmaceutics Chemist, '
ce22-3m
444 Main St., Memphis.
GOOD NEWS
' VO THS
SICK AND AFFLICTED!
f -
THE GREAT
FEVER AND AG IE BEMEDY
, -i ,! ; . . 1
't ' THE
CHILL "KI N G
Wsrranted as a sure cure for
FEVEB AND AGUE, .
DUMB CHIXLB, 1 .
, ENLARGED SPLEEiV, Eto.,
XHD II 1
Tonic for Nervous Prostration
' : l
From Long Sickjjexi. or Debility, from whatever
cause produced
THE ORIGINAL"
- , ''
CHILL "it I IV O
is oklt rsiriiED r '
CHKIOHTON Sc CO., '
Druggist t Pharmaceutical Chemists
444 Main Bt-Memphis, Tenn. )
NB.-AN ATTEMPT IS BEINO MADE
t Introduce another Remedy, bearing the
name of De La Kooke's Chill King in eouse
quence of the very favorable reception and re
markable success of onr preparation. Persons
winbing the Genuine Arttole, will, therefore, be
Particular and inquire tor CREiUliXON'd
HILL KI.Nli. t
ieZi-Sm CBEIOHTON A CO.
COOK'S MAGIC
Nerve and Bone
WELCOME FRIEND.
rsijlE MOST POVTERFTL AND EFFI
1 eient agent for the EpMdy
CURE AND RELIEF
or
It II E U 3IATI H 31
White' BweUlng, Bore ThroaU, Cuts,
Eruiaea, Wound. Bwellin of
Jointe, Glandular Knlarie-
ment aad Weuralgia.
In tbe human snhleet, and for all diseases
AniBals, sack as Rlngbcae Spartn. .Sweeny,
Wsaknses of ihv Tendons, bUinghalt Scratches.
The Qretewt
LINIMENT OF THE AGE
1
For Kan or fieeat.
For ealety
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CREIsJIITON, A CO.,
DtuxsIsU CnemlaU,
So, 444 Main. BtrMt, South of Ecel,
UE-tm) UIMPB1S. JX.V.X J
MEDICAL.
ETE AND LUNG DISEASE
1 . 1 .... . '
. mi. j. to. itocicRs,
SURGEON ' S PHVSIOIAj; H
OFriCENe. 89 Madison Ktroet' between Set..
; t ,.i ond and Third, Moiuphls.
-- - ..,, ... .r . ..-v
T?IiEE DLSPEXSABY.-'TJIEPOOR WILL
J. beprewribed for on WoiJays and Sitnnlars
from9toHo,clnek,.a. o. . felfWm
PHYSICIAN, SURGEOlf
' ' ' AND OBSTETRICIAN.
No. 417 Main Street, Coi-. Baal,
Moilt!bI.. Ten.it-' ii
' 1..1 . 1 . , . .(j -
"AVE IN Srcri SUlL OPEflATTOT
Al IIS. (or t lin iiin of ifll I '1 .....1.. 1 .
scnte tonus of di-esfe. csi-oclally those of a .
Khouiniitic. Mercnriul or Vemiiel clmriwtor.;
1":'"!; n,u,nt""' rivon to dis-aaes of I'emalos.!
Dr. Will. D. Somers, 3
C O I. L I K Ii V I L L K
t
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TENN.
do9-3m
s'Co.cKsrniTKt
FLUID EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK!
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REMOVAL. AK'D CURk
.;,''',. ' ., ... j
IMl'VCITY. 01' THE BLOOD
i -RHEUMATISM, V
MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS,
syphilis i
' ,ti
i , . ..,.'. Iff
In all Its vsrtoui sti'gdH. v
SCHOFTJJL Ai
A U DISEASES JECL'LIAR TO WOMEN'
li inoident to periodical irregularities, ere.. -.
Ar,u as a female Periodical Kcgulator, to-day '
Stands Unrivalled t
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For Pule oly by '
CREIGIITON & CO.,
, Druggist and Pharmaceutical CheBiists,
44 i MA IX KTISKET,
dc2-?lm Smith nfriciV Mkmthis. Trev.'', .
PAPETl
Cincinnati Taper Warehouse?
CHATFIELD & WOODS,
MANVPACTUREKS AMI WlIOLf.ALS
IPap er D ealers
77 and 79 Walnut fitxeet,
CINCINNATI, - OHIO.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANDBUliED'
Cup, Letter and Note Papers. Printers
Fiut Caps, Folic, Plaiu Letter and Noto Pa
pirs, Hoyal, Medium and Demy U'riiing Pa- .
ptrs.
6ule Agents for tho celebrated
IVANH0E MILLS WSITINO PAPESB
Also Manufacturers of
BOOK AND NEWS PAPERS
l3A.laKll HAGS.
Also on hand, drooers' Wrapping F.ipcrs.
Manilla Papers for DrUTsi'ts and Drr (loods
u.e, and acoriiplcte'tock. f LKA'illJLHB Atii i
BINDERS' TOOLS.
Binders fitted out complete, in Tools and
Materials.
Prilprs hy mail promptly fil'erf. fi''J-1wi
C R O CERIES.
UUU iiJ aoo
Front St.. ior. of Court, i
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
, Cotton. Factors," :)
Commission Merchants,
Plantation d- Family Svpplief
BOAT & BAH STORES;
ft.'..' , : t 5
Wines, Liquors and Cigar.
,T0OF,rmLUP3 4.CIB0DE,,
A BE. AS USUAL, WELL SUPPLIED
XV with ererjr variety of goods in theaboT.
dt p.nmeots, and are, as hereto for prepared
louder inducement, to ail;
CLOSE CASH BUYERS,
Eqnal to any hnune I 1h ?outhwet, and will
fotimie to c-Tnpte with the Cincinnati an 4
fcU Louis markrts, in nullity of Gnrdti, low
prior and quirk dispatch of all busines in
truded to our crf
0"nFjrnm-a a of Cotton rcvp'vttfallFiinlidftM
and strict atUfntion paid U in'trntrinQsr-pect-inf
the aana. All hii'meot, wtorttier iy r:.'
or steamboat, cover-a by onr oprn policy of
tniaranr, volwa othrwi iDtruHai.
TOOF, PniLLirs 4 CIRODE. .
.S ya Fr"rt P"t. -n-iriVi.
It it'll ltMl-4l Hl-W "
JCST KKCEIVED. AND loU tfAiK BY
MUIR. KTEBEINS k I I IJ.KN.
11 'i i Mm .
riatHi t'sil TH.
T THK CHINA STOLE Or
uriR. sirEBiNs k prLLrv.
kit. aiafsruUt.
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