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PUBLIOJiEDGER.
OfUcr, No. I MtdUon Htrm
JPOETRY.
WK PART.
We part J No more fr ui Love's senile star
Hiall Mj phe upon a blende ! way.
But each mut frum Ihe other wander lar,
And smarsie bear tin burdins of our day.
Ve part ! Yet oh I to mo thin youthful dream
llti been of life lh very Inn .t spriut!
A joy forever did the vision serin.
And oven now my u.arl will to it elms I
Me .rt : and I to forth atone, all Iot-,
A wi.ary wanderer o'er life s dreary waste.
The bloom end frlin.. of my heart are onsj
And plessure'ssweete leave hut a Marsh tuite.
Hut h ! for another he thy yniini heart's ft.
A nohltr on. do homage at thy ihnn.1
Yes. may'st thou loaru. ore it hull be too lto.
'Jo know devotion, and to nuke It thine.
Tlion farewell, 'tis all my heart can say.
No harsh tcprooh my lips will ever '.
BriBht. cloudless, peacelul be your onward
LovTn'a-iored. and appreeialod mayyouever
lira
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
LATEST FR(M AIL QUABTKBS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Wasiiinotow, April 2. In the Senate
to day Mr. Johnson caused to be read a
long letter from Mr. Thomui of Mary
land in defense of his loyalty, and hia
oflicin.1 conduct. After a debate the let
ter was referred to the Judiciary Com-
mitteo.
FOREIGN.
LoxnoX, April 2 evening. Consols
closed at 91e. Five-twenties, 75c. Il
linois Central shares, 79c. Erie, 3!)Jc.
In th House of Lords last night the
Duke of Buckingham said the proposi
tion of the transfer of Russian North
America to the United State was a mat
ter of indifference to England.
Litebpool, April 22 p.m. Cotton
has slightly declined; uplands, 12Jd;
Breadstufls are firmer and advancing.
Dcbms, April 2. A dispatch from
Cork reports a fight this morning near
that city between the troops and a band
of Fenians. Several rebels were taken
prisoners.
I'abis, April 1. The Universal Expo
sition was formally opened this morning.
The day was observed as a holiday by
the entire population. At 10 o'clock the
doors were opened, and by the time the
Emperor arrived 5000 persons were in
side, and at least 100,000 had assembled
outside. Good policemen were on duty,
and the order was excellent. Every car
riage in Paris seems to have been em
ployed. The grounds around and the
building is in a lamentable state of con
fusion. Not one tenth of the grounds are
open and arranged. The French de
partment is in the best order, and next
to that the Russian, and then the Eng
lish. All the other departments are not
ready. The American department is ne
rf the most incomplete. The commis
jioners, exhibitors and Americans gen
erally are very much dissatisfied with
Commissioner Beckworth, who appears
to be totally inefficient The only depart
ment in operation is a restaurant, but
even herethe Americans are bubindhand.
The only goods which have been injured
in the oyage are American.'
A brilliant company, blazing with
diamonds and orders, filled the Central
Hall, and to welcome them the Empe
ror and Empress came precisely at two.
They dreve up a long avenue covered
with a canopy of green and gold, deco
rated with flags and lined with soldiers,
and alighted at a splendid pavilion es
pecially bnilt for them. The Emperor
immediately reappeared and gave his
arm to the Empress, and proceeded on
foot to the main door, preceded by the
Chamberlain's party, and passed around
jho entire gallery, Dearly a mile long.
The Emperor spoke a few words to
each Commissioner, but at the American
department he stopped with the Em
press and bowed to the crowd, who were
cheering heartily. At one o'clock the
invited guests assembled at the art gal
lery, where America made a fine show,
many fine pictures being exhibited, and
well bung ;' but the English display was
much greater;, but when the guests
gathered, however, the superiority of the
American ladies was conceded. They
re the belles of the day.
The Exposition will not be ready until
May. One-half the space is allotted to
France, and that is not complete. The
English are very strong in machinery,
beating the Americans in that depart
ment There is nothing like the number
of strangers present that was expected.
The number of Americans is not much
greater than is usual every season.
Prices hare gone up fearfully and the
hotels have raised their charges fifty per
cent It is useless to come to see the
Exposition beftsre May.
FROM HARTFORD.
Hartford, Cos., April 2. The
election returns are nearly all in. The
Democratic State ticket is elected by 700
majority. The Democratic majority on
Longre-estneo is lM'O. ihe average
Democratic mjoriy on the whole ticket
is 1200. Hotchkiss (Democrat) was
elected to Cong-ei in the second dis
trict by 1500 msjorit? ; Hubbard (Demo
crat) in the first ty 500, and William S.
Brenham (Democrat) was eVcted in the
fourth district by 5"0. The Republicans
floctel S:rkw?a;ber in the third district
It 17 '0. The Legislature is Republic
ran by a small and reduced majority in
each House.
FROM RICHMOND.
Richmond, April 2. Gene ra! SefcoCel J
has iBJ an crior intending ail e!e
tijti crtl! the reg:s;rauo is corcpieted,
fcti in the Dir,!iir ar.T vacancies oc
FROM MONTGOMERY.
MontuoMKKV. Ala., April 2. General
Swivnc. chanted with the administra
tion of Iho military bill, says a literal
. .. ... i . l . 1
mmt.liaiiita With the Civil Klgtlll U"l
will be uxpeoted, and payments fur sr
vices rendered the Stato during Ilia war
are poretnptorily forbidden.
Gcnoral Popo will establinh Jits neau-
qnnrtwM at A'lnnta.
C R O C ERIIESj
J. IF It Is any ndvantnse a
buvlnsr Goods 'VERY LOW M
'for Cash, .VINSON'S Is thtV
I a .... MAAnll lnfVknj
fcT7.mn.rj i niii ium iciiiuuki j
IjFLOl'R, BITTEB,
If MEAL. C1IEESE,
H r 1
t;j. iritis sminvi
Inifinv t'iWVVV
A LAUD, TEA, W
ErVAnd several hundred pack-i
H asres of Fancy Groceries. n
fcj .VINSON.
tats Ivlnson Gilbert. IL
' 941 Main St. K?
"THE ABERDEEN EXASIIXEU"
8 ME ONLY DAILY PAPER BETWEEN
Columbus, Miss., and Memphis, and affords
thrnush It adverting column! onurpafsu
r..M:iu:a f..p Aitmmnnin&Llon between the mer
chants of the Bluff City and the merchants
and planters of the intorinr.
Its proprietor! bavins bought out the
HUNNV HOUTH OKVICK,
lb material and subscription lifts
of the two papers Into one, feel no hesitancy in
elaiming that no journal in Miisiippi Is bet
tor calculated to win trade for its aaveriuiing
pa roni than the EXAMINER.
8. A. JONAS L'O .
n-tnA Publijhern and Propriotors.
THE RALEIGH PROOKESS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
J. Julius Guthrie, Jr., Editor and Prop'r.
TinE OLDEST DAILY IN RALEIGH.
I naa trie coeup. " i f
State. That it is a Journal the people ol
North Carolina moil iieiru uu .k,..jv.., -fully
evinced by iti rapidly increasing- cirrula
lation. It contaim all matters of importance,
. I it: 11 . ia inrlalkflllHont in ItJI
Hewn mu m lPCBii"." , a..-f. . e
politic: bold and fcrleMin.iU expresonof
views on siftie ana n aiuiui ummiui.- .--,-..
by no party or popular prejudice ; has lome-
tnins every aay
community, and that will maVe it an acceptable
and airrccttble vuitor in me rnuiiu
Hrite Boudoir.thc Counting Koom.the More,
the Workshop, and the Sanctum ol tliebtudent.
It devotea a iarge portion of in spaco to Agri
culture and Mechanics, as .well aa to bcience
and Light Literature. It is elaaais in its stylo
and religiously moral m m . " ". -
a newspaper that ihonld be rea l by every one.
Dailv. per annum, 9; : mw. V" uuU...,
t.1. AdvertinouienU inserted on reasonable
... . eou-'w
THE CUEINTH WEEKLY NEWS,
PCBLISnSD ETKBT 8ATURDT BY
axiLMGAar bugs, a veset.
At Corinth, Mlsjisaippi.
rfHE CORINTH WEEKLY NEWS IS NOW
J. in its aecoud volume, and is the largest and
probably tue molt wiubiv cifcuihiou "."i'
pem publinhed in North Miwiiiippi. The rail
..., ,lcu.nni7. f.f Cirinth have enabled the
proprietora ol the New to ex tond it circulatmn
in all tho neighboring towns in MirxinMppi,
Tennes.ce and Alabama. Its advertimng nol
umnn, therefore, prcont peculiar advantages
to mercbantu and cithern who doiro to extend
their hu.ine.il initial direction.
Mr. THUS. A. M.AIK, No. 15 Union .treel,
Mcmphin, will receive the favors of biumcjii
men who wish to solicit trade through he col
umn" ofthe Weekly New.. eod-R9
THE FAYETTE FALCON,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
BT 8. G. St J. L. SPARKS,
At Bomerville, Fayette County, Tennessee.
Terms $3.00 per Annum, in Advance.
rpHK PKOPRIHTOKK WOULD CALL THE
1 attention of buninefs men of MemphU to
THE FALCON as an eiccllent medium for
giving publicity to their buninew Circulating
in a section of country, from which Memphis
derived au itnmonne trade, the bcnetlt to be de
rived from advertiiing in its columns will at
once be seen.
SATIS Or ADVERTI8IK0 :
One iniiare r.f ten linrn. or let'. St 50 for Unit
innertion, and "J ccnt for each eubnequent in
sertion, tjnecial Notioeii, in lo,al column, '.0
cent per liue. The usual reduction will be
mane on mommy ana yeany auveriiF,"
incntn. eod-w
NOTICE, PUNTERS!
Don't complain of high prices any longer, but
to to toe
ALLEN HOUSE,
Cor. Washington and Second 8ts.
ALLEN B0YSAT THE DESK.
4 FIRST - CLASS UOTEL IS OURS.
Cliaruet are moderate. No trouble or ex
pense Mliall be spared to
MAKE ALL COMFORTABLE,
and all for $2 W per dav, or ten dollars per
week. AUo. hve a number of fine rooint suit
abl for familiev fitted to order.
1H-1M .M. AI.I.KN. proprietor.
SIEMI'DTS & tUAKLhMO.X ILK.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO NEW YORK,
AND ALL FEAIiOARD CITIES 13 VIA
Decatur, N.'hrille and l.nuinrille. The
Memphis and t'barl-itnn Railroad will aell
Thnxigh Ticked by thia route. Ilagrage
che.akl to I.oui.rillo. All other line being
interrupted by the lecent flood, this ia the only
remaining rail route.
For particular, call, at omce Memphis and
Chnrleiiton Railroad, 13 Court utreet.
Trains leave daily at ti i p.m. and 7:10 a.m.
W. J. KSS,
General Superintendent.
A. A. HAK.NKS.
15-41 General Ticket Agent.
a. c. WH.SOK.
C. r. MORUaXD.
THE KOSCIUSKO CHEOMt'LE,
Publiihed Weekly by
H. K. WILSON c CO.;
Kosciusko, Uiaalaalppl.
1JEIS8 THE OLDEST S EWSPAPER IN
Central MiiMtaippt, with an eitemive circula
tion. Merchants and I!uinea men generally
will find it a very detirabla advert'ing mo
dern. piibrription$ ftI per year. (cd-SV
J. DKANDE.MJIUU & 10.,
Dealers ia
EcadjeMade Harney, SadJIcrj,
CODDLES. BRTDI.Ef, II ARNF.SS, COL-
' iam. Uucea. Inces. LeilQer, tttv Fid-
taga.Lc,
o. 23S .Mnln MrM t,
MEMPHIH, TKNNKHSIXIC
EEPAIF.IStJ NEATLY DUNE.
mr F'iaf.cr.t llair f.r tile. Cub ti4 t
II lUea. i
FIANOS.
OHKIKERING & SONS,
(Eilalli.he.1 UJ.)
MANUFAOTUKNKS OF
Gritntl, Hniiro,
ttusl Uirlt;lit
lIAIVO-FOIlTJ3S.
WARKltOOMS,
No.052:nroadwar, Xcw YttiU.
CillCKEEIXG & SONS'
Grand, Bquar and Upright
II - FORTES
i RE NOW. AS TnEY EVER HAVE
A bien. ion.id?rd TUK BKST IN AMER
ICA, having been awarded
Sixty-Fivo Prizo Medals,
Of which fourteen were received In the months
of September and October, IhiVS. and Jurat Pre
mium, over all competitors at the different
principal Fain in tun country, an J the rUia
MEDAL at the
World's Fair, Loulon.
TIIALBERG'S OPINION.
' I oonnidcr Chickering 4 Son, Pianos be
yond oomparison, the best I have fan lu
America. f'- TIIALBLRU.
"Chair'n Jury on Musical Instruments.
Among tho chief pointa of excellence of the
Chickering Pianai. of which pcuk the re
nowned nrtiys in their congratulatory torn 1100
nials to the Jlesara. Chickeriug, are the greatest
possible depth, richness and volume ol tone,
combined with a raro brilliancy, clearness and
perfect evennees throughout the entire scale i
aud, above all, a surprising duration of sound,
the pure and sytnpathotio quality of which
never changes under the most delicate or l'ow
rful touch. ...
During the pant forty-three years this firm
has manufactured
30,000 PIANOS,
In the construction of which thoy have intro
duced every gnown ana vhiuuuic iiun.m uw.w
They have invariably been selected and ued
by all of the world's acknmcUdged grout artists
who have visited this country prolcsaionally,
both for private and public use.
THALBERG
.. . , l a t - v-
1 eonsider tnicHnn, a cum j-muw.,
yond comparison, the best I have ever seen in
America.
G0TTSCHALK.
T eoAiiiter Chickering k Sons' Pianos su
perior to aoy in the world. ... .,
l oey are unnvaiou wt io.u ,m,ius su.'j
Umm .ni f... tin. harmnnioas roundness of tboir
tone. There is a porfeet homegeneity through
out all the registers. The upper notes .are re
markable for a clearness and purity which I do
not find in any other instrument, whi le the base
is distinguished for power without harshness,
and for a magnificent sonority."
WEHLL
Vnnr Pianos are sunoriar to any I have over
seen in this country or in Europe.
" I have never heard a tone so perfect: it
yields every expression that i needed in uiusio,
and its quality is capable of ohange to meet
every sentiment. This is a rare power, and is
derived from the perfect purity of its tone, to
gether with its sympathetic, elastic and woll
balanced touch."
P0ZNANSKL
" nnn'nff ttie Aast einht veara I have con
stantly played upon the justly-celebrated Emnl
rianos ; yours aro toe ouiy luairuuiuuis iuui a
have found, either here or in Europe, to equal
them in all their peiuts of oxoellence,"
Watson's Art Journal, of Nov. 11. 18155, says:
ftuUmt, Ahel herfortuod on the new Chicker
ing (jrand, whiiih took the Uuld Medal at the
r air ol tne .nassacnuseiui vunnutoie mocmui
id' Association, held at Boston last month. .
71 u lite nobtrsi luirumeiii ice tver neuni in
a concert room.
T ma he satisfactory to our Patrons and
friends among ths public at large to state that
testimonials nave been received from all the
leading artists who have visited or are now re
siding in the United Htates. a few of whose
names, besides those above, we append :
Leo. D Meyer, R. Hoffman,
M. Btrakosch, Alfred Jael,
ustav Batter, Jullien,
11. Sanderson. j. ucneuici.
Arthur Napoleon, And many others.
CA11U.
It is with feelings of pride, as American man
ufacturers, that we publish the following testi
monials, which have been received by us re
cently :
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Received during the month of August, M.
LohooH, July 2", 1W.
Missus- Chicksbiko fcioNs (ients : I have
much pleasure ia enclosing a docuuont signed
by the tirst composers, musicians and proles
sors ia Europe. I held your Pianos in such
high estimation (vicie my certificate) that I felt
it my duty to take one of thorn with me to Eu
rope to ascertain theopiniou of my professional
brethren. The enclosed certificate will prove
how unanimous they have been on the subjoot.
I beg to forward, at the samo time, a letter 1
received from my friend Mr. Collard, whish I
am sure must be gratifying to you.
I have the honor to be, gentlemea. vours very
truly. jAMEaM. WE11LI.
LoNUuir, Jan. 14, 1OT.
J.tmn if. WMi. JT.o.f
Mr Ilgag Siu: I have great pleasure in
asking you to convey to Messrs. Chickering the
expression of my highest approval ot their in
strument, it is, I consider, nut merely the best
instrument of American manufacture that I
have tried, but one of the finest Grand 1'iuno
Fortos that has evercome under my observa
tion ; and the Messrs. Chickering may well be
proud of having turned nut from their manu
factory an instrument which, for tueh. quality,
power and workmanship, it would be very dim
cult to surpass in any part of the wide world.
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
C11AS. D. COLLARD.
Finn of Collard k Collard, Piano-Forte Manu
facturers, London.
Loxdosj, August 22, ImSo1,
una it. Vrhli, E'O.:
M T Sia : As yon are going back to the
United States, I must beg you to remember uio
kindly to the Messrs. Chickering. Tell them I
was delighted with their tiraud l'iano-Forte
oj good iin n.'rvmfuf, I think, a was nr
urned out. hnth in Uwrh and tone.
Wishing you, etc,
1 remain ever truly,
Jl. F. JJKOADVV00D,
Ftra of I. Broadwood A buns, Piano-iiorte
Manufacturers, London.
l,nnoK, July SI, !SA
Mgasaa-CHirsistKO k S,)gs (ionts: 1 bare
Just been invited by Messrs. Collard to try a
tirand Piano-Forte manufactured lr you. and
I have no hesitation in indorsing the opinion
of my old friend, Mr. C. 1. Collard, via.: 1 hat
it is the finest instrument that 1 ever played on.
Believe me, geLllcuien, nit jJJ"'jjj!. jy"vi'r"
Testimonials from the Most Distinguished
Artists la Europe to Messrs. CbicKering
" ' Lostxi. J.ly 25. ISM.
Uavirig played upon a Piano-Forte made by
Meesrs, Chickenug A tons, ot Boston and .Now
Vurg, I have much pleasure in testifying to Its
general excellence.
Is or aweetne-s and brilliancy ef tune, delicacy
of touch, and unurinficeut power p.r eooeer,
purines, I consider it a really iso J'uv
Fiiara, at us. ioshlv ts atar 1 asvg li
or Aasaican asst'satTfag.
AunsLi.i i.oiiuiab, in lo Rroonni,
tl. A. lassos a.
A 1.? MSO J 1 Kl.l
W. KkHl,
Jci. JtgKguirt.
M. W. Bstvi.
( K.a. Him a.
liaiM.tv Ki Hts.
lUsa Fivsaoaa.
siukii al1H.
Lloa.V M'"SB.
J. MuKfHSI , f'ttea-
S'.r ot o. .toir'
de LmI'Iic.
K. Astin a Ci irrsu.
lh. , f Muiolay
tuuecru, J.ouuou.
Oeeh SowO fnmt llrTT Ctrl I'.rinn t e, nrtr f
o ia ir.... of Jr...'..s., l-'n i l
(Wnluir. md'U l.mimrt.-.J l e4ra
ted ' UerwUfMI VilMtf l...eru". ifir.
1. First.-. Jti'v. 1-Vt.
T hereby a-ert and afl rm that 1'ie lirsnd
Plane-forte nl 1 li if .r g f n, o i.-i
V ml. h it. ... triNl .nt P1.IU
unit - w . . - .
el. is one ol Ihe tnwi iii-iraa.niUoi, the class
ILLINTRATED ALBUMS and Pii e Lists
eject ky mail.
GS2 Droidu-ar, Ke.7 Yor'x
COSTAR'S MEDICINES.
Au 01J Koiir,', set la a New Tunc.
As Ppring approaches
Ants and Roaches
From their holes oome out.
And Mice and Rats,
In spite of Cats,
Uaily skip about.
" IS years established In N. Y. City."
" Only infallible remedies known.
" Free from poisons." -"
Not dangerous to (he Human Family.'
" Rats come out of their holes to die.
Costar's" Bat, Hoaoh, eto Extormin'r
Is a paste used for Rati, Mice, Roachos,
Block and Red Ants, etc., eto.
M Costar's " Bed-Bug Exterminator
Is n'li'iuid or wash used to destroy,
Aad also us a preventive for iled-Bugs, etc.
"Costnr's" Eleotrio Powder for Insects
Is for Moths, Mosluitoes, Floas. Bed-Bugs,
Insects on PlantM, Fowls, Animals, eto.
f Bcwnre of all worthless imitations. Sco
that " Costar's " name is on ench Box; Bottle
aud Flask, before you buy. Address,
HEXHY It. COSTAIC,
4M Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in Memphis by MANSFIELD k IIIU
REK..W1 and IHU Main streot, and W. N.
WILKER.SON A CO., Wholesale Agents, and
by llrug.'ists aud Retailors everywhere.
"COSTAIt'S"
CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN SALVE,
For Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Wrmnds, Ilnils. Can
cers Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bleeding,
Blind and rainful i ilos; bcromlous, putrid
and Ill-conditioned Sores: Ulcers. Glandular
Swelling.', Kruptions. Cutaneous Afioetions,
etc.; Chapped Hands, Lips, etc. ; Bites of Spi
ders, Insects, Animals, etc., ete.
Tar Boxes, 2c, 50c and $1 00 sixes.
9" Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
3- And bv HENRY R. COSTAR. Denot 4H4
Broadway, N. Y.
- And by MANSFIELD k HTOREE. 301
and Main street. andW. N. WILKERS0N
& CO., Wholesale Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
I" C O H T A.It "
UNIVERSAL
CORN SOLVENT
roE
COBNS, BTJITIOITS, WABT3, ETC.
r" Boxes, 25o, 50o anij SI 00 siios.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
W And bv HENRY R. COSTAR. Denot 4SU
Broadway, N. Y.
3-And by MANSFIELD HIOBEF!. 301
and 303 Main street, and W. N. WILKERSON
A CO., Wholesale Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
" o o s x a. "
Preparation of
Bitter-Swcct & Orange Blossoms
FOR BF.iUTIFTINO THR OOKPLXIIOK.
Used to Soften and Boautifv the Skin, re
move Freckles, Piimiles, Eruptions, etc
Ladios are now using it in preference to all
others.
r Bottlos, 1.
T Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
r And by HENRY R. COSTAR. Depot 4S1
Broadway, N. Y.
- And by M ANSFIFI.D k HIOTiEK. 301
ami m Main street, and W. N. WILKKRfiON
k CO.. Wholesale Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
" COHTAK'H "
rscroaiL
COUGH REMEDY
For Concha, Colds, Hoarseness, Pore Throat,
Croup, Wlioopinr Cough, Jnfluenta, Asthma.
Consumption, Bronchial AtTeclins, and all
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
Cf Bottles, 2j els., 60 ets., and (1 sites.
SV Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
sr And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot 4HI
Uroadway, . I .
o-Ard by MANXFIELD & ItlrtriHE. ani
an.) m Main street, ami W. N. WILKER.SON
A CO.. Wholesale Agents, Memphis, Tenn.
COHTAK'H
CKLSar.STSD
15ISI101 PII.LS,
a tiitiuii msstarii.u
Per Nerreus and Si.-k Headache. Cestivenl
ir.lir-siT, lr-w, l'.iii.).iriea.l"rstipa-
t.oti. In.rre.ea. '...:e.. Ch '!, Kever.. and gen
erai ierin r"iu'nt f the lngestive Urians.
rt.'iea. 1. et.., .'0 its., and II sues.
ssr Sold by aM Iirorr.ts everywhere.
a a- An KT HESRY R.C"?TAP., IepetBa
-elbr.MNrFTrlD k ntOPVF.!t!
. ... i . . .1 W. N WlLkt K-!
X l K. W iio'wjle AS' ri's. Memphis, XeriBes-
PRINTIINC
QOOD WORK. CASH PRICEB
Puuotnallty Bafor All Thingi
WlUlUORfi UttOTHEHS,
Proprietors of
THE PUBLIC LEDGER
HTKAM
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
13 Madison Street.
i
Having now in full and eomplote operation
The Book and Job Departments
ot thia extensive establishment, we take this
mode of Aallinr the attention of our natrons
aud friunds, aud the publio generally, to our
now
STEAM ARRANGEMENTS
This office is now the largest and best ap
pointed Printing House in the fSouthwest. and
fully oqu&l to any in the East as regards its fa
cilities for executing with
Cheapness, Neatness and Dispatch,
Printing of every variety and in any color. It
cannot be surpassed by any establishment East
or south.
A IX KINDS OF WOKK,
Either la
Plain or Ornamental Type
Plain Black, Colorod Inka
Gold Leaf and Brong.es,
In every manner known to the profession, at
nome or aoroaj.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
PRINTINU.
BOOKS AND rAMPIIIsETS
Printedith beautifully oat type.
Ornamental, Plain and Fancy
Steamboat. Printing,
Rneclmena always on hand at onr Counting
Room.
INVITATION CARDS
And BALL TICKETS,
IllaminatedZwith the latost ornamentaland
bull room soeneg.
Our large assortment or tvoe for
SHOW BILLS AND P0STEIIS
islnot excelled in the United States.
The Large X'ictorlalei
Can now be as readllv and eheanly done at this
office aa they are in the East, and ia as hand
some style.
We nave in our omoe tns largest sue i-reeses
now in use, together with
Steam Jobbers & Power Presses
In addition to our extra large type, we have
a snlendid ajisortmeut of small nlain aad fancy
Job Letters, suitable for hue work.
BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRCULARS
Done in handsome style, with suitable! eDgrav
lugs representing business.
IHl'IOHAS
For schools and colleges printed equal to cop
perplate. Masons', Odd Fellows', and Sons of Toaiperane)
CONSTITUTIONS.
Printed In elegant style.
Our Prioea Have Been Bednoed.
And now will compare with the oheapeet rega
arly established Job OCoes ia New York or
Philadelphia.
We'arelenabledltolprtnt
CARDS AND BILL-HEADS
With great celerity, and oar prices are propor
tionately lower.
Prompt and particular attention! givea to aH
kinds of
Military and Itailrostd
PRINTING).
Bills Lading. Foneral Notioea,
bai.k CtwVs, Ca'alujnee.
Circulars ot all kinds, tiat lit".
Intunuice Hoiiciaa, lilauk Deeds,
bill Heads, Labels.
Auction Hills, Pmrrammes.
Dray Ti.n.U, l'r..Hiicl.
KrtiM. lali-sitie.
Blank Recet ta, t.eUoe Tlsketa,
COUNTRT STORE BILLS
Of every description, illumina!ei with Kitah4
devices, such aa rai.road ears, euausboeta, e
XLAXK SOCKS.
Wih rr ieted hevl'. tnretier witH reeer kind
el l ia.il aad lu'l Wora aose with diatsal ;a.
VEITMGRE ERuTBO J
U lUXacar net.
FURNITURE s
AMES," iiis-A.rrrrii2 & -tones,
MANCFACTUHKRS AND DEALERS IN
FUR N IT U R E,
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, SHADES,
CORNICES AXD DRAPERIES,
Counting Room Furnituro,
0L00KS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ALL OF WHICH
Alt 13 HOTuJy FOR CASH
AT "
VERY LOW 3Ft Ji. T 23 JS ,
AT
No. :JO MAIN HXIIE13T, (GnyoHO Hloelc),
MKMI'HIS, TENNESSEE. 2-
DRUCS.
1). . IP. GOODYEAH,
Druggist and Apothecary,
10 SECOXD ST., MEMPIIIS.
ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS, FRESH
J and genuine, just 'f0DYEAR.
Union BOtsanu uuuons, mu anu sii.ct i
Clover Kood, red and whites Turnip beed, all
i : .. rn. ..I. h
Corap. Glycerine Hair Tonic.
This Tonlo will stop the hair falling off. will
efieetually remove dandruff, and, as a dressing,
will far surpass any of the pomatums or greasy
preparations now in uso. To those especially
who are prejudiced against the use of oils or
greasy preparations, and at the same time re
quire something to cleanso and beautify tho
hair, without even soiling the most denoate
fabric, this Toniocotnuicnds itself. Prioe, only
one dollar per bottle. Prepared only by
D. F. GOODYEAR,
310 Second St, Drug-cist and Apothecary.
Ague Fills, commonly called Blood Haters.
IFa . Ol : .1 with An tm A, tbrMM
weeks' Chills, and for the enlargement of the
,.1... tkun Dill. ... Mitnni.ndnlilfl Knr N.il.
ralgia'tbey are unexceptionable, giving por-
.nnBn nn.l Liulidw voliaT AnV PllV.tnlun In
good staading can obtain the prescription, and
see trom wnnt tnoy a'e composou. rropareu
only by D. F. GOODYEAR, at his Drug and
Apothecary store, stu boconu stroet.i
riire irups, rreso itukb, vufiuiui-f unw
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Sponges. Patent
Modicines and Fancy Goods, just reeoived and
for sale bv D. F. GOODYEAR.
t, r u v i.. m..Mtn.t.
72 Apothecary, 310 Second St. .-Memphis.
BANKING.
CITIZENS'
UNION 15 ANK,
No. 22 Madlaon Street,
Chartered by the State of Tennessee, with
Unusual Privileges.
P. T. HUGHES. ... President.
TH08. BARRETT, - - Cashier.
directors: i .
JNO. DONOVAN, P. T. HUGHES,
JNO. BULLOCK, J. J. POWERS,
E. W. WICKERSHAM.
rs-iiira hi vir WTT.T. Itlir ANTIRRT.T. FOR-
1 eign and Domestio Exchange. United
States Securities, State, County and City Bonds
and Coupons, Memphis ana unriesion. ana
Memphis ana who, ,-wempnis una ijiino itoR,
M issiBsippi and Tennessoe Railroad Bonds and
Coupons, Tennessoe, Alabama, Georgia, North
and South Carolina and Southern Bank Notes.
M,.n.v mivancerl on Cotton Bills, and Interest
allowed on Deposits.
MEMPHIS CITY
CIVIYM IVTITIITinV
OilllliUk lliOlllUIlUlii.
(Successors to Ogden, Tobey & Co.,)
10 - Jeflci-Hon Street, - 10
MEMPHIS. TENN.
S. H. TOBEY, I'ronident.
K. C. lsHRIC, CaaUier.
Transact a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
Rercive Deposits and Deal in
Gold, Silver, Exclitvuaro,
Government Securities and
IINCVRRESIT MONEY.
Collections promptly attendod te."
DlnKCTOKSi
A. J. WHITE. JAMES 0. 0GDE1T.
AMOS WOODRUFF, BENJAMIW MAT.
S. H. TOBEY. E. C. KIRK. 9-34
PEOPLE'S
BANK OF TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS,
"So. 13 Sladiaon (street.
F. W. 8MITH President.
T. A. PITKPnf-RD. Ta'hier. I-T8
LUBLBER 1 LUMBER ! !
Lai -ga aad WeU Assorted Stock of
Cjpi.etH and Foplar Lumber
AT VJ. M. VENAELE'S SAW-MILL.
AlTE nAVEXOW ON HAND AND ARE
n.taritly sawins Cy.rw and Pw'lar
Fill.,Ji.si, C rncr Pu.ts, .Vantling, Moililinr,
KaftenL. UndriB. 8triH. 1, 1' , and i-in. h dent
Dir"l aod l'Mi lar PlauS.r"U?h Ho,.ntir anJ
Kea'terbuarditiB. eooiuign inch Planlt, net
ins. Ke D"ins ant KeoN! Costs, Picket-. Let is
en J !h inr'.. which will be sold at laroraoie
.rvm C A-H (.urcbaser.
Immenn-.n l.u.Urs rawej to order. OrJer.
fJII.d .o fli'.rt n'ic. Teams aiwt, at hn'l
aad einct attention siveo. to the uidirery ol
Lu'n'aer. , ,
li.s r,d I.nibcrTard on lf rrsr. Iti
m..la).lr ortii of Baroa tiayoao, ilempLis.
IrnDr,Ki. C. k JO. VEXAPLF. Af'.
k I'M I M ?T R A T K I X .VUl If K.-N ' T If K
f i. u 1.. . . . . ,k anl. r has
v.u ....r.t.-.l A.ltnin-.,tratnx r.f the estate of
Jc.-, t!. u'h rfsr of JJarr-h. Kyih
Ci.entT t'ort i f hriy c'.untv. Tbue t,o
i.t.. ... .k......... .. I Imlniiltrll
err ..'.'' '-' ' ,T " - -
tr.e estate will .rrni thm. as riBirt4 by
111. or the a--w.il r- t, ., .
iM A K V J. V H 11 M "RE, A dm I
I Memphis, leaa Xarca 1 i.-v-i.
CARPET8. ETC.
SCHOOL DESKS, SHOW CASES,
MECHANICAL.
J. V. POAVICLI .St CO.,
Practicul Steam and ' .
m
K
W
P
P
in '
Agents for McUOWAN'S oolobratoa
Lli't and Force PumpM,
Steam and Hailroad Pumps,
TANK VALVKH,
Artesian and Deep Well, Cistern and
ANTI-FEEEZINO PUMPB
Also keep on hand a largo and well-sslcctod
stock of
lyteam and Water CoetliH,
STEAM VALVES, ETC.
LEAD, CAST AND WROUGHT IRON,
PIPE AND FITTINGS
alwaycon hand at
No. 48 Monroe Ktreet. 20-97
H. L. CALDWELL,
BUILDElt,
Ao. 352 fSeoond Street.
OPECIAI. ATTENTION GIVEN TO STAIR
IO building. 6-Ha
I. jLJ. HUSSELL,
General
Blacksmitli and Machinist,
Corner of .Alley
Between Adams and Jefferson and Second
and Third Streets,
M3EMPH18, TKNN,
WILL REPAIR ALL KINDS OF MA
ohincry, in city or country ; will furnish
New or Socond-hand Engines, Steam Pipes,
Fittings. Brass Cocks and Valves.
Particular attention paid to Steamboat and
Mill work. d-W
JOSEPH
J-
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t I
E-f.
O
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,V V w"; -. r-i S?T.a-fye7
Oats and Stoaoi Fipe ITitter,
a42jj Second Street, corner of Jefferson JStreet
MEMPHIS', TESH.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
well selected stock of Iron and Brass Lift
and Fore PnnM
THE nobih'mississipwan "
IS PUBLISUED WEEJvLY BV
THOS. II. st It. J. f-Miril,
AT,
TDPELO, MISSISSIPPI.
A THRIVING AND JfAST iMrmiviflif
tewn, situated on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, in one of the best cotton irrowiiiu re
gions in the State, and in daily railroad win-
munication witn .iiooiu-, .iemiuisanu v"11;
bus, Ky. Therefore, the North Mvunmpian,
am un .1 vnrttHinir incniuiii. iruseait rni
ducemcnts to nicrchaiita aud business men
penerally.
4-52
Western and Virginia Tobacco
iGENC Y.
Largest and beat Aasorted Stock
-of
SMOKEBN1 ARTICLES
IN TIIK SOUTH!
51AYEK, MAJISCHLETZ & CO.,
IBiporiers anu n u.i.ik --
DilQAKii,
TOBACCO,
PIP K S
AMD
SaOKXSS' ARTICLES.
Constantly on band a
lanre stock of choice
brands of
irivAYi svnii'wS
. .
i? . iAW;nlAl,rotMl brands.
. of TOBACCO:
Flower el trie World.
a v iririiiiia r.KU
--.r : 1 V. r a C
A'aturaJ Lonf, bard pressed, j
ivreuiu ui mo . cTu, t
Eelle of the West,
Uold Flake, I
Hose Dud, !
May Apple,'
AndothTee1ohrtd r.aaeds of Virginia t'hew
ins and :makin Tubex. I
Particular aUenlioa f aid to orders. )
Corner of Second aad JeiTsrsoa 8u., (Jef-i
ferson Block.) Msmphia. Tenn. 121
ARKANSAS GAZETTE, t
(E.'UblUhed in lis),) j
LITTHC 1IOCJC, Vltli,
Clrcnlition Larger than anj Taper ia Ar
kansas.
Dailr in adTanre-. 1
Tn-WVkly, "
Wtckiy. "
rul.ILhed by
wooDRurr & Etocar.i
f ta-r and City Frit. ;
4 UC
Job H" -Tk at Mt
i'.I.V'i V'.; l.hl.MlN'J I'
"Th i
I'i. 1LIC Ll.i".r ).. l.cr the it
Bt 'f ro ari't lo
.aLcr y.areita
fet ki.e '
ean-. rg wi.l be fiiicj by hia.