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trE INSURE MKK P0LICIK8 ON All
V the Improved pliiii, nl take note for
one-half the premium. N extra charge for
?."tl'i.i.r.l li.i.lina anuth at ill seasons of
n.avr.r. Aim iiiaupo against lt r danisw
l.j- Bre on houses, merchandise, lurntture. ewj.,
"('rice-North west corner M disoa and Main
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
OIHco. No. i:i MndUon Wtreot
LARGEST CITY C.KOTLATION.
MKMHHIHl
Friday Evening. Jnne 21at. 1867
FOIl VEIfK,
illiHSON fcTIIlIDGI,
OF WEAKLEY COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS,
Hon. JOHN W. LEFTWICH.
TOR STATE SENATOR,
lion. JOHN XV. SMITH,
OF SHELBY.:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
Hon. BAN. AI1LE.
Hon. XV. XV. COIEMAX.
FRUITS OF THE WAB.
Our excellent Western cotemporary,
1'ie Peoria Democrat, thinks that " the
question for the South to solve has prac
tically narrowed down to the equality of
the races, or a loss of property negro
equality or confiscation." W think
that tjie statement would be truer and
RlronRfir by using the conjunctive, in
place of the disjunctive form. Jacobin
ism demands both. Negro equality, go
fur as polftical and civil rights are con
cerned, is more than attained. In the
ten Slates of the South, the privilege of
the negro is greater than that of the
white man. In our State of Tennessee,
that portion of the negroes who adhere
to Rrownlow, assume to possess, and do
possess privileges superior to those pos
sessed by the white population. (We do
not include white Radicals with tho white
population.) A black skin. is a passport
to tho ballot-box ? A white skin raises a
doubt, suggests a question, and encoun
ters, in most cases, a refusaj. ISo, sir,
Radicalism demands negro superiority.
In one respect, we indorse it. Negroes,
in our opinion, are better, and should be
held in better estimation than white
Radicals. The latter make instruments
of the former. The instrument that cuts
a throat or degrades a man is not, gen
erally, guilty. It is the vicious mind,
the base will that employs it, that de
serves the judgments, the punishments,
and the execration of mankind. The
white Radicals who aspire to mount from
the backs of the flattered, fooled and
betrayed negroes into the official saddles
of the South, include in their satanic
programme the idea of confiscation of
the estates of Southern gentlemen.
Yes, confiscation I What is the argu
ment for it ? It is a fruit of the war
ah, it is the ripest fruit. To rebel
" against wrong aud fail, is to enthrone
wrong as the presiding deity of society.
To fail to protect your life, when it is
menaced, is to forfeit if. To fail to pro
tect your property from a thief, is to lo
calize bis litlo to it. If this is not the
spirit of radicalism, we beg to be placed
in a lunatic asylum, aud forfeit all our
old clothes to the first naked Radical
that corses the light of heaven with his
presence. If the burglar who attempted
the otfief night to stupify Mr. Cirode
with chloroform, had succeeded in cap
turing his property, the failure of that
gentleman to resist the effects of the
drue would have given the villuin a title
to all ho could lay his hands on. Ac
cording to Radical logic, the property
would have been a legitimate fruit of the
burglary. A man who defends his purse
from the hands of the highwayman, aad
is shot down, is justly killed. Why?
Because ho attempted to defend his
rronertv. and failed. Failure is the
great crime of the age. If you
succeed in robbing a bank, you
mount up to power and respectability at
once. If you fail to save your property
from the clutches of a common thief, you
are a ruined man. Well, then, the " lost
cause " tl but another name for lost
property. Confiscation, founded upon
the Drinc.ple we have elucidated, will b
attempted. It will not succeed. Why
it cannot succtl, it is not our present
purpose to explain. But every man in
the South, from whose home confiscation
would drive him, looking dawn into the
mazzle of his rifle, knows why it cannot
succeed. That fruit 'of the war will
never be gathered by the villains, white
and black, who are holding their baskets
to catch it
THE STJR2A T TRIAL.
The Kurratt trial is .r.pirwtig, but
not to the satisfaction of the accused.
A itn t-s lias bf-en fi-nnd who swears
lijllit lo the point desire to be proved hy
the prosecution. He says he was oear
Turd's Tl.. ater on the right of the as
t:it ination ; taw 1? oth and two of the
,.,n, axn neuru
' atcdly cull tho timo
uin the clock in the lobby of
.ui ater. That one, lit' swears posi
tively, was John II. Surratt, the prisoner
at the bar. "I seo that man now," he
said; "there he sits. I have seco his
fiice frequently in my sleep since then.
It was so very pale I could never forget
it." This testimony reminds one of
the style of evidence given by Boston
Corbett at the Wins', trial. The cross
examination by the defense may suggest
the question of whether it was not only
in his "sleep" that witness law the
prisoner. Yerger and 8ale woulJ not
desire better fun than to put this witness
to torture on the gridiron of " sleep."
FEOORE88ION.
Austria is making great and liberal
reforms. The trial by jury in criminal
cases is guaranteed, and it is not neces
sary to have a voting certificate before
an Austrian can sit on a jury. Despotic,
absolute rule is abandoned. Similar
reforms have been made in all the des
potic governments The tendency of all
Europe is to liboralisin. It is only in Re
publican America, that reform is progres
sing in the opposite direction. Such a
government as that of Tennessee, would
not be tolerated in a Russian or Austrian
province. Peland is pardoned; Hun
gary is restored to all the liberty that an
Austrian possesses, while ten republican
States of the great American Union are
governed by the will, and subjected to
the discretion of five Brigadier Generals.
OTJE SITUATION. t - '
Will the Government of the United
States, that assumes tho power to reduce
ten States to mere military districts,
view with unconcern a remaining Slate
bathed in the slaughter of its people ?
Will it not protoct us from tho vengeance
of a local army, organized to domineer
and torture the great masses of the peo
ple ? If the North possesses any princi
ple of justice or magnanimity, will it not
demand that this state of things shall
cease? If the Government fail to pro
tect us, if the people of tho North, secure
in their persons and property, laugh at
our calamity, have we no redress left?
Abandoned by the Government, scorned
by the North, and pursued to the death
by the local authorities, are we not
thrown buck upon the inalienable right
of self proteetion ?
tTbe State department has received
a dispatch from our Consul at London,
giving an alarming incyaseof rinderpest
anions the cattle in England. This in
formation was communicated to the Sec
retary of the Treasury in order that effi
cient measures might be adopted to
prevent its introduction into this country.
J6T Tho old Abolitionists who engi
neered their dogma on through con
tumely and fiory trial to victory, are not
clamoring for the blood of the ro'.bed
and desolated South. It is only the new
converts, many of whom were once
slaveholders, that preach blood, burglary,
sword, torch and turpentlae. i
BST" In Kansas, and Western Missouri
the grasshoppers are damaging the hemp
crop. We trust it will not be seriously
affected. There is a great deal of hang
ing needed in those sections, aad the
scarcity of rope might interfere with
business.
tot General Pope has telegraphed to
General Grant that it is untrue that a
negro had been appointed to the muni
cipal government of Mobile. He says
the offices aro new filled by the best men
in the city. .
SeThe Department of Stale as in
formation that the court martial in the
case of Maximilian for the present has
been suspended.
Pennsylvania Democracy.
Tho Democracy of Pennsylvania, by
Iheir Slate convention, has sounded the
key note of the contest to bo fought out
in this counliy. 1 bey say:
That the Radical msjority'in Cong, ess,
and those who sustain them, have over
thrown the constitution, dismembered
the Federal Union, and subverted our
republican form of government, by a
long series of usurpations, among wbictt
are the following: The denial of -the
right of the Slates or the Lnion to repre
sentation in Congress; the treatment
of ten States as subjugated provinces,
and governing them by military
force in time of peace; the cuaclmeut ol
laws denying indemnity for or red and
false imprisonment made without au
thority of law ; the resistance of the au
thority of civil tribunals, and their over
throw by the substitution of military
commissions for the trial of undefined
offenses; their efforts to deuroy the ex
ecutive and judicial departments of the
government by threatened impeachment,
to coutiol executive action, and a
projected remodeling of the Supreme
Court of the United Stales, to force
obedience to the venal mandates o( Con
gress ; the ejectment from their seats in
the Federal Senate aud House of Repre
sentatives of members duly and legally
chosen; the purpose of confiscation,
avowed by the Republican leaders, in
violation of the declaration of rights and
other guarantees of Federal aud State
Constitutions, tending, as it dors, to de
stroy all protection to private property,
advancing them l'.r on the high road to
repudiation.
Mr. Greeley's Age.
From Ui Highland (Conn.) Democrat -
It seems that there was a bet in our
village on the age of Mr. (ireeley, which,
according to the Messenger, was settled
by relerence to some musiy History; it
being there found- that he was bora at
sometime, making his age, according to
the almanac, lifiy-five years. But, in
the best sense, be is but forty-five For
he is insured in the America Popular
Life Insurance Company, and the scien
tific surgeon in-chief of that company,
Dr. Gunn, after a thorough examination
of Lis case, his ancestij, good habits,
etc , decided to rate him down to forty
five veirs. aad the company has insured
bis life tor 110,000, at the premium of
fi.rlv five Tears, abowmf that to be the
trae market rate at which b should be
counted which means that Mr. ireley
at fifiy-fve has as long bfe before t at as
tl.K average of men nave Ht lurly live.
Mr. GrM-U-v cans of a remarkably
li.rg lived anrelrj, ha. the beat of
halnts.iainU'lliceiif, cwetul of liis liealtb,
and io every way worthy of li.e ratine
he lias received. It will be a pleasure W
the friends of the editor of the Tribune
to know that thefinsy' long enjoy ' his
writing, and that he has the promise of
a long and vigorous life. It must also
be a aaliel'uUion to Mr. Greeley to have
it decided by such competent authority
that he may Iny out his plulis of action
for raany.a year, with every expectation
of having the opportunity of accom
plishing tliem. t
It must also be a source or gratifica
tion to the long-lived, to tho friends or
temperance, and to the promoters of in
telligence, tt know that the virtues they
inherit and cultivate are appreciated by
at least one company, and enable them
to insure their lives for a correspond
ingly small sum.
BY - TELEGRAPH.
THE NOON DISPATCHES
FROM NEW YORK.
Nitw York. June 21. A special from
New Orleans says 8beridan has issued
an order removing deputy sheriff and
constable of Jefferson, Texas, for re-
. i ii :
fusing to execute a warrant teguuy is
sued, for the arrest ol ft murderer.
Attorney General Stanberry opinion,
if carried out. 'will probably defeat the
Radicals in Louisiana.
Minister Campbell has gone lo Wash
ington.
Sheridan telegraphed firant that the
last returns of registered voters, of
Louisiana were 87,483- There are a
large number of whites entitled to regis
ter who decline on account of objections
to the Military bill.
FROM WASHINGTON. v
Washinotok,' June 21. The Govern
ment has been informed officially that
Santa Anna had arrived at Vera Ctuz,
announcinc that he had come at tho re
quest of Juarez arfd Maximilian, backed
by ft Upited States eommander. Leroy,
of the Tullahoma, believing Santa An
na's statement to be false, caused him
and suite to re-embark, and conducted
tbcm twenty miles out to sea, and there
set them at liberty, with instructions not
to appear in that vicinity again.
Special dispatches say there is au
thority for the abatement tbat Seward
enclosed in a letter to Juarea copies of
dispatches from Queen Victoria and
Nanoleon to the President, asking the
United States Government to use its in
fluence with Juarez to prescrvo the life
of Maximilian. '
The Herald says the impeachment
testimony has all been arranged, and will
be submitted to the House in July with
out ftny report accompanying L ; ,
Jefferson Davis' Pecuniary Circumstances.
From the Dotton Post, .
TU.. ttflo. Ko.n vAriona atorics about
Jefferson Davis' pecuniary circum
stances in circulation, some io me cneci
that he was absolutely destitute, others
stating that a fine property in Canada
had been given to him for his own and
his family's occupation. There is not
much doubt that, notwithstanding the
fairs and donations in his behalf, his
means are small and that it is with difli
culty he secures even a comfortable sup
port -And in this connection it is in
teresting to remember the mstcrial
prosperity he abandoned when he em
barked in the rebel cause.. ,"! '
He and his brother Joseph owned to
gether one of -the largest and finest
plantations in the South. It was most
advantageously situated near Vicksburg,
and was stocked with nearly two hun
dred slaves. The product of this plas
tation was famous for excellence and
commanded the binhost prices in the
marke' Probably the cash profit yearly
amounted to over $100,000. It was care
fully manag-d, and every year became
more lucrative. When the rebellion ex
ploded, and Uncle Sam placed his broad,
confiscating paw upon the estates, they
bad deteriorated somewhat, from want
of the usual care, but they are still as
rich plum in the real estate line as
Dixio could display. Government sold
(he plantations and everything on thera
but the slaves, to former slave
of the Davises, fur $100,000, prol
ably in veiy easy payments, and on fa
vorable terms for the ex slave. .
He proved to be an enterprising man.
He speedily had a largo force employed,
and, possessing judgment and experi
ence, as well as industry, his work pros
pered. This year be will clear $80,000
profit. At such a rale, he will booq be
out of debt, and ns powerful a laudlord
as ever existed in lue South before the
emancipation of his race ' Perhaps he
is the individual who contributed so
much or the relief of Mrs. Davis and
her children, and by his generosity en
abled her to supply her husband with
tbe comforts that not only cheered his
prison life, but pro' inged bis existence,
it would not be the only instance of
such ft natn re.
r MAKK1UU
CUTTIXd-CROSBY.-On Thursday even
ing, Baxter N. Cutting aad Mm Mary A.
Crosby, at tba reaidene of the bride's fathar.
JJIKO.
WIT.T.IAMR la tbtteiir. on FilJar. Juuo
SI, ISC", at tha re iden.- of bis father, No. 7
Cnioa street, Arlhu Douittin Will am, ac d
10 years and 8 monlha, to i of (.en. Joserh K.
and Mrs. Jaaa T. William. Funeral tervlce
by Rev. Dr. White, on Saturday alt: moon,
June Tl, at 4'j o'clock. Can'ain in attend
ance th r'inVnrf.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VIIITi: HIIAI,
Iioo nud Cat Iltiri-iuy;,
On CoDflsameot,
For Sale Low to the Trade.
TRADERS,
07 No. 324 Front Street.
NOTICK CllNSTABLK'S 8ALB . By v
tuaof an ext-etiiion lo rue d'rretcd, fr m
thaoffieam Wall.. Ki.. I on the
6rt day of Julylv.7, at the corner nf Wain
acd Ma.liMa tr t.. m tba ei'yuf Mem h..
I In the h.rhei hi-niar, ea-b. the follow.
int d-ritl article. u-wit: ONK COM-
i-i.k r k ti t-: r ik m roical insthi:-
u i. ST.; l-WKIiiriNK CU h?T.etn.in eoia-
I'let . inter and near, t..a km the ri.iiT of
A. r. Mrhr, o .mt.iytaia nwun. m i
v r of tha .t career Mull. Hmhl.t.,n aiH own
era, for wo hun.lr. and Inly dollnr.. Sale lo
take I'laca within the hour, pre.crtoed by law.
Ihu 2i"ia diy uf June. 1- 7.
J. W. I! AUTHOR.
I H i . I. C. S. C.
Aasasoa'a Oi-rira 1'. f.. 1t. RiTrara.'J
hla-IT I'lfTST.-T I'F Atl.'n...
r I4i. A Juoa li. H7. I
VOUCH IS IIEKKBYUIY.S THAT TDK
Anneal Li.t..t Ae aaenta, aad- T the In
ternal K.-Tnut law, f..r toe e"nly of Cntiea-
"I TWl , Will OV .Hril.l 1 .-.. ... . I.r ... - i l-h i - . r
aad all rer. w s. m.y a4.fl at M t eCeld.
mm io. i.i lu n. 1 ii.i, "-w
att-M will le rerr.v. d and d'-iermined rela
tiTe U any and all He of err,.e..o ai-
uatii.n. or m-e-,nei,T. w te ty Afiflant A
r..r. in lit. Annnal l.i-l.
All aelAi n.a-t Kw WiBrI in wilit.t and
'(Ws-tfr Ih. t-artiratar r- wi"e ... r .and
ul e..r.liU J A!8. K I'M IT II.
V Id A-?cr 11 1'i.t. Aikai.-aa
AUCTION SALES.
FIVE CITY RESIDENCES
AT PUDMO tSALn.
V UlKllllUfl or m. .1.
m. . :n -i ... .k t.:ul.u. 1.
.-.....,.. s.M , t uilntro
KHQ.,
liddtr,
irimee, we win u u u
Thursday, Juuc 27, at 12 o'clock,
On the r"mi"". BRICK I)WEL-
I.1CIIM3, lliroo aionra niirii,- cuiiuiiium ....
rmiuii each, situatod In Ilia Anthony tjtrout
Jll'.CK, ai IIIO Comer V I . ' ....... I.U.4 uir.il
within half a ("iiinre of Main siraet and Ovor
ton llotul. Thu i some of thaiaott valuablo
nuidetiee property In the city, poeins ad
vantaiMof location winch inkft alwaXSbiu
Ilinnd rood tenant at full prices.
Kadi huuie win oe flout eeparaioiy. ana in.
purohnior will be entitled lo receive the reut
r....n. .1.. ,1. nf .inn lha forma of
l.uill ..in " ' . '
saleareaoHiiilteilwiih. .. .
TIIK NALK tYiui. i ruBiiivc iiu
.... nri'L-lil'i l.u r..l.,n.
nlllwUl iVE-l., UUH lu. ..,..
tonus: Ono-fourth oush j haluoceon four and
...!. mnniha. with lion retained and aunrovod
pt nnnal security.
Aar-1 it le umiuenuonniro.
KOYc'iEK, TKEZEVANT 4 CO..
100 Auctioneer.. .
OF
VALUABLE CORNER LOT,
1 in Second and foplar Sts.
TV, ARE DIRECTED TO OFFER AT
Fuulio sa'o, uu
Thursday, Juno SStli,
Upon tho iromi, iinmr Jiatoly following the
inle o the property of Anthony Ktreet, Ki".,
that mot vnlunhlo properly at the NORT1I-
EAKT 1'uKMb.tl Off bkiiui assu rur
I Alt 6THEKT3. ownoj by Albert (Jrahain,
Es...7l'i foot equare. Tho property will he
undivided into three lots of M;' foetoach,
froniin on Second street.
TERMS Hull oi'h t bulanu) In nix month,,
with interest. se:urod by deeds of trust.
avar Title porfret.
ROl'Si'ER, TREZEVANT A CO.,
1(1(1 A"ctioneor..
THUTII IS MIGHTY
AND WILL PREVAIL.
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EVERY HUSBAND WHO HAS A WIFE
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ChloroBin or Green Bicknmig. l'uliiitution of tho
Heart, Bwimiuinir mid (ii.ldinwii ol tho Head,
Sick lloadaehe, l'uins in tho liaok. Side and
Litinn. Irrogulur Appetite. Cold Feet and
Hands, Melancholy, Smothering Sensation,
I'aloChrokii, NervouD3, and all others xou
liar to the female sex, should not fail to uao
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A FEW CERTIFICATES,
which wo have selcctod from many that can bo
seen at our oOico.
From an Editor.
Koscrcsk-o, Miss., May 23, 18fJ.
Ms?SRS. J. P. Drouoooi.r & Co., Memphis :
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Your friond, C. V. MORdAND.
Editor Kosciusko Chrouiclo.
A DOCTOiTs" WORDS.
LIST TO W0BDS OF CU3IF0RT.
CoKFitgvn.LS, Miss.. Feb. 53, 18i'.7.
Messri. J. P. Dkouuuoli & Co., Momphis,
Ten no see:
Sirs: Wenro having a h.avy demand for
your " KNOLISH FKM ALK BITTKHS." I
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Cotton Planter" Voice.
AnsitVM.i.s, Mtss., Mnv 17, 1SIS7.
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ilullurs without benefit. I cheerfully recom
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JOHN P. FLETCHER.
Doctorni Don't Dlsarrco
AT ALL TIMES.
OI'K YOU It EARS.
' Carrou.tox, Miss., March 13. 18o7.
Mi ssrs. J. P. DaoHoooi,! & Co. :
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E.DALE. M. I).
From SwnuipM of ArkauMan.
OiuKD Oi.aiic, A sc., June 0, ISfiT.
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'FE WALEDI.se ASES
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over the cuantry. can bo so sasily remedied by
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to Hi, stomach and bowels.
l)Itiiii(n.
is oar most troublesome complaint dnring the
idrcm.r nonihs, hurraing many, old and
ouag. ta uatimely graves. Th.a.aa.la of ha-m-'n
lives ennld be s.ved hy keeping a bottle
ofll.a H r L HIAKHIIiKA KK.Mt.DV on hand,
to be vn at a uomaul a warning.
ClilIroii T'OtlIntr
reed no berfer medicine than this. A few .Inses
check, tba bowels and relieves great soiTering.
It is no far fetched remedy, it is in. pateai nor
ocrl. but is prepare in yoormtd.t by pbrsi
cian, who are rracticing mnncinc in y..ur
nn l-t, aad who are wuiiut to rh..w the recipe,
aad lo
Wnrrniit HntIrctIoi
in each are every ea. Uo not vm any ww.ra
..f i r.werfulir .1 1 rnuUtiM and a.rf rwase
di put aa by th'e wt.n neecr practiced iue.ii-
emes. bat try or Jteme.lv. wnira umo p,..m.
eo".lin. reriTing. ut!.tin.laui,g and iiDme.li
ate in u ejects. OH or young, children or in
Ul'i it with deinhu
Mot li or.
S'.rr. TncTrV.cf cf your taml'v a.iirht be Utit
w ii h the Iharrh.r a at a ll n. r ,ine of lbe-e
4,k r.-. l.t. and r vlr ar- .tU i. r kii! '.d
e ttt'e of UU I'MKKlM-t
kl i 1. l nJ t..re it bn4 ? Trie, i 1
p botlle. T .l bottle, f., 0". tti by
J. P. i-hOM F. i CO..
ill
DRY COOPS, CLOTHING.
G- 3L
CLOSING OUT SALE
'UU0 I'lNTIKH STOCK OP
RltV KOOIIS, CLOTIIIXC, NOTIONS, l!O0TS, SHOIS,
Damaged by th Into fire, will la exposed for sale .
JVW NO. filli STIUiET,
; Next to WARD & LkGUERE'S Drug Btoro.
XIII3 GOODS MUHT 11VZ SOLI)
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
J-Country Mercbontw will do well to JLsooli at thisj HtocU.
Don't ITorjrot tho lIuoo t
M. KRAUS & CO.'S,
XSTC. 52X3 MIeELirL Stroot,
Next to WARD IieQTJERB'B Drnw Btora.
DRY COODS.
STILL AHEAD!
NO DAMAGED GOODS,
BUT SELLINO
Warranted Sonnd and Perfect
T3K-Y GOODS
At Less Prtees than Damajcod
Uoods are Sold at. . .
OWINa TO TUERUSn ATTENDING
our
JKKAT CaLEAKIXG SAM:,
We offer at the following prices,
FOIt THIS WEEK ONLY.
Fa4 colored Calicoes, 12' to 15oentfl.
Yard wido Brown Dom'sties, 6 centa a yard.
Bleached Domestics, from 10 to 2(1 cents a ynrd.
All Linen Table CI Ois, only f 1 M each
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, only 1 60 per
dor.cn. ..,. i
Jaconet Lam!new slylesl.only 22centi a y d.
K.ne Orgnndv Lawns at less than half price.
Trimming Hibbons, all shades and colors, at
los thnn regular prices. ...,- ,
OnrWHITK OOOD3 DEPARTMENT is
complete, and we offer nil our Whuo Uoods at
lei, than HALF PRICE.
Cottoaado, for men's and boys' clothing, f.cm
IS to 40 cents por yard. .....
I adies' Whalebone Corsots, only l 25 per pair,
dent's Linen Pants, from II 25 to $2 P' fair,
dent's Linen Vests, from !,r cents to 81 2jca:h.
Hcnt's Linen Coats, from $2 20 to :t M0 each,
dent's Linen Suits complete, only A 7S each,
(iont's Linen Shirts, from II 25 to $2 each,
deal's Puff-Booin Shirts, from $2 to2 50eeli,
dent's Onuza Merino Undorshirts, only $1 25
each.
We are Bound to Reduce Stock,
anil Most Sellout Ooods I
Country Morclian Is will find they can save
time nnd money by looking atotir stock.
Hair Brushes, only 10 cents eaoh.
Scissors, all sir.es, only 15 oonts each.
Tooth Brushes, only 0 oents eaoh.
Bovs' Boots, only II 10 per pair.
Ladios'Cftlf Shoes, all sisoj, from lltoflW
Men'sPLow-.?narter Shoe, oMy$l 50 per pair.
Hoys' Hats, irom 7i cents to 1 each.
Men's Hatr, from tiOnent, to 12 each.
THIS ISNOUUMUUUt Our (Joods MUST
and SHALL be sold, and wo will guarantee
onrpriceVto be LOWEK THAN ANY HOUSE
IN THE CITY, and shall ..Iwnys sustsm our
renutalion n, the MAMMOTH CHEAP
Sl'OllE. Give ns a call and try us.
KLSON imOS,
103-i4 2OT Main itreet.
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF
DAMAGED GOODS
Evor Ottered In Memphis,
WILL BE OPENED FOB SALE,
ON
Mondays Juno 17 1H07,
At Wholesale and Retail,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
AT
ZZZiG Seconil Street.
Taney nnd Slaple
DRY GOODS,
Clothlns, Kools and Shoes,
HATS, NOTIONS,
Axr
A Iirge Lot of Itibbon.
QREENWALD & LABE.
lit
ri CUU LKDGEK NEWSPU'EC
.I0 1J OFFICE
ion SAIAZ.
'P1IK T'KfEAcE OF OJfK OK THE rRO
1 pr,ctr.of the I'l !. I.eiMira new.pn.er
andJobOlbca attached renders a aa'e of one
ball the f-.tubhshment nec...r. The surv
Tirir.t psrtni r, in i.r.lcr t- facilitate the settle
ment ot Ihe partner-h'P aflmrs, annennces t.ial
li.e eniire prfj-riT in the pir and ).,b oSioe.
and r""l win, win i"iu.. r
,,ir-t.. red, ar t Ibe rm.il m a lnrh slate of
If b. terybi-rt deninon. ihe J.-b lifhoe
woie..f li.e iarce.1 ia the South, an t enioys
Ihe a t .! we of a r.ml.f eu.t..in. Jn.in.
..I ciresilalion. we et.im ibal th I rt ir
1 saipaaMai any W r Ihe Mate
! linn
DOOTS AND SHOES, ETC.
US J. T
OF DAMAGED GOODS
MEDICAL.
Something New Under the Sun.
A New Era in Medicine.
IET THE SUFFERING AND DISEASED
J read the fallowing i .
Let all who have been given on by Doctors
and spoken of an incurable, read the fulluwiug:
Let all who can believe facts, and oan lave
faith in evidence, read the following:
Knavi alt Men by thnt Vent, That on this
the twentieth day nf June, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
personally oaine Josopb Haydock to me, known
as such, and being duly awom, doposed aa fol
lows: That ha is the sole general agent for tha
United State and dependencies thereof, for pre
parations or medicinoe known as M AddlKL'S
PILLS and SALVE, and that the following
certificates are verbatuui copies to the be.toi
his knowledge and hnliet.
IL. S.J JAMES SME1TRE, Notary Public,
Wail Street. New York.
' Dr. Maqoisl i I take sny pon to writo you ol
my great relief, and that the awful pain in uiy
side has left ma of, Iwny-thanks to your medicine.
Oh, doctor, how thankful 1 am that 1 can gt
some sleep. I can never write it enouxh. i
thank you again and again, and am sure yon
are really the friend nt all sufferers. I could
not help writing to you, and hope you will not
take it amiss. JAMES MYERS,
June 1, lbtj6. 110 Avenue D.
This Is to certify that I was discharged from
the army with Chronio Diarrhoea, and havt
boon eured be Dr. Maggiel's Pills.
WILSON HARVEY,
New York. April 7, lStt. 57 Pitt Su-oot.
The following Is an Interesting case of a man
employed in An Iron Foundry, who, in ponrin,
melted iron into a flask that was dump and wet
caused an explosion. The nicked iron was
thrown around and on him in a perfect shower,
and he was burnt dreadfully. The ful'nwins
certificate was given lo me by hiui about alght
weeks after the aocidoni: . ; .
Nkw Yost, Jan. 11. W.
My name Is Jacob Hardy i 1 am an iron foun
der; I was badly burnt by not iron in November
last; my burns healed but I had a runniag sore
on my log thnt would not heal; I tried Muriel's
Salve, and it cored me in a few weeks. This ii
all true, and any body can now see mo at Jack
son'i Iron Vorks. Sooond Avenue.
J . LARDY
WHAT THE TATTENTS SAY OF
Dr. MasRlel'8 Tills and Salve!
Extracts from Various Letters.!
"I had no appetite; Maggiol'i Pills gave m
a hearty one."
" Your Pills aro marvelous."
" I send for another box, and keop thcai ii
the house."
"Dr." Mnggiel lias cured my headache tha'
was chronio."
" I gave half of one nf your pills to my babi
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing go'
well in a day."
" My nausea of a morning Is now'cured.
" Your box of Jlacgiel's Salve cured tne el
noises in the bond. I rubbed some of you)
Salvo behiud my ears sad tha noise left."
" Send me two bosis ; I want one for a poor
family."
" I enclose a dollar your price is twenty-five
cents, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar."
" Sond me five boxes of your pills."
"Let me have three boxes of your Snivel)
Jetarn mail."
" Tho best Pills for hoadacb I over had."
"My liver works like an engine, thaakg tt
your Pills."
" I am pleased to say to you, Dr. Maggiel
that I would not be without a box of your 1'iili
for euring uie of morning nausea tor the world."
"You w'H find enclosed one dollar. Your
Pills are only 25 cents, but I consider them
worth to me one dollar.''
"Drib Doctor: My tongue had a fur on it
every morning liko the baokof a oat. Youi
Pills took it away."
"Itook half a pill and crushed it to powdor,
and gave it in jelly t.) my little babe lor cholora
morbus. The dear little pet was well in three
hours after."
" I suppose it Is hardly worth while to toll
yen my burned foot has got well from tlso uhe
of your Salve. Enclosed And 25 cents for an
other hex to keep in the house."
"Send sue another box of Salve."
" Enclosed find 75 cents for two boxes of youi
Maggiel's Pills and one of Sdve."
The most gentle yet searching modioli )
ever swallowed."
I Have Over 200 Such Testimonials.
MAOOIKL'B PILLS AND SALVE are al
most universal in thoir effects, and a cure can
be almost always guaranteed. 1-OK BILLI0U8
DISEASES nothing eaa be mere productive ol
cure than these Pills. Their almost magic in
fluence is felt at once ; and the usunl concomi
tante of this most distressing din'oso are re
moved. The-iQ remedies are msde from the
purest VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS. They
will not harm themof delicate fvmale, and can
be given with good elfeet in prescribed doses U
the youngest babe. FOR CUTA&KOUS DIS
ORDERS and all eruptions of the skin tht
SALVE is most invaluable. It does not heal
externally alone, but penetrate, wild th most
searching efiects to the very root of the evil.
DR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
IXVAKUSLT CCtI TITS fOLIOWlSO BISKiSgS
Asthma, Heidache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Counha, Influent,
Cnlds, Intlainmiilion,
Chert Disease. " Inward Weakno",
CostivMiess, Liver Cotnplmnt.
lyspesia, l.ownes of ep'.riu.
llarrho-a. Ringworm,
Irop-y Bbeumalista,
Debility, Salt Rheum,
Fever and
Skin U.5rw0h.
Each Box Contains Twelve I'HIk
ONES Pill. 18 A DOBF.
Novrrg. None gennine without Ihe en
graved trade mark aronnd each Kit or beg
signed by loCl'R J. MAtlGItL, 'ew York
to eoanterieit which is felony.
Bw'Jnli by all rvispeciahle Dealers in Med
icines throngr.oul th United Suta and Cana
da, at 2 cents per box or poL
' Cit-TrrsrT 1 Hoy no Mageiel Pills or
F-vIre with a little pain h let inside the box
They r aoms. Th genaiae have naaM of J.
llajdock on box with name uf J. Maggiel, M.
P. Tb genuin have th Pill urreunded wilh
Water Coolers and Ice Cream
i." it K i: x k it h
II ST RKCF.IVKD. OF ALL S17.ES AND
l U-.t style. i the Out. r-t. re "f
PILLIS A HAMMOCK.
2M Main tlrwt.
June 17. IV.:.
PARE AUTIIORIV.Fn TO ANNOUNCK
ir. n .li.ll M W l.rKTWH'll asaosn-
ilidate f..r re-elootioa tu th Congreas ef Ihe
Vnlte.1 Hlates .
SPECIAL CARDS.
CAY0S0 SAVINGS INSTITUTI0X.
MEMPUIS. TENNESSKK. ,
Banking House 19 Madison St.
This Institution, organled In DM, bas keen
In continuous and successful operation for the
east ten years, continue, to transact a
GENERAL EXCHANGE AND
BANKINO BUSINESS.
Will receive Deposits', Buy and Bell ,
rorslgn & Douaeatlo Exobance,
a.ltl, Sllvir and l'nrrr,at Moasy, '
SELLS Exchange In lums to suit purchasers,
n London and all the leading cities of the
Unltod States, and will make eollections on all
accessible places la the South and West.
E. M. AVERT, Cashier.
101 .T0H T. TiAMKlt. Pmldont.
f
FOR RENT.
T
JV IV Av Tj 11 A A V 1' A v A A
' fU.Ka.aollaea rn Ti.l alroltf Km . fl
-snn TTVTH iPHJrt WrAH ilATT IflVQ
Poplar street and Ohio Railroad, with thre
rooms, besides kitchen, servants' room and
storeroom; also, a oottage newly repaired, on
Echols street, near V.nce, four rooms, large
yard. eto.. will bo rontci low to rood tonauU.
Apply to C. C. WARD,
Of Ward k Letluere, 2r Main stroot,
111) Opposite Wnrsham House.
UU imw wimi0"ii viii'i"siit."i "" v"
IXlR KENT A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH
r six rooms and kitehua, for rent, and furn
iture for sale, i'or f'trihcr particulars ai.ply at
No 84 Monroe) atreat.
,VR KENT 110 1 BE ON BRINK LEY A V
cnuo, and one acre ol grounn.six pr seven
rooms in main house. Apply to J. U.DoDDH,
No. i Howard Kow, or r.
H. CLARK &
117 '
ljOU KENT A TW0-8T0UY LRICK
1 Dwelling, of six rooms, kitchen, etc, oe
Adnins, between Third end fourth streets.
A pplyat HoomjH Mosby block. Front st. Wt
1" .MR KENT LOW-A LAIWB DWELLING
House. Inquire of
rr A. rOIIKN. 374 Mnin street.
WANTS.
UfANTED-A 6ITUATI0N (A WHOI.E
y sale Grocery preferred) by a young man '
who is convorsant with tbe business, and whose
connections in Tennessee and Mississippi aro
nutnorous. Best city references givon. halary
a secondary ohjoot. Address "A. B cure
Simpson. Usdden A Co., No. 202 Front street,
Memphis. !"
WANTKK-TO KXOnANUE A FINK
FARM.s'xteen miles suuth of Momphis.
near Miss. A 1'enn. R. R., for a general stock
of Dry Goods. Apply linmedistoly at.
TAYLOK, GAY A RUTLAND'S.
9 31)4 Front stt.
T T A NTED.-K V. LLOGG 'S U. 8 MEKCAN
TILE K KUISTKK wants smart, intelli
gent agents. The Chriuliau Slnuriiird (Cleve
land) soys: "It is a cotiiplolo book of refer
ence for business men on tb thousand and uno
mutters which thoy need to inuuiro about ev
ery day. Within a thousnnd pagos thoro is
oompressed more of th rjiht kind of knowl
edge with less needlrss niatorial, than wo have
over known before." No competition. Sells
well. Only $3 Sent pnstnaid. Specimen pages
froe. Y. D. KELLOGG, 110 Nassau street,
New York.
WANTED.-LIVE M F.N AS AGENTS
and purtnora, with from $10 to $200. Live
agents iniiko from $20 to t2i per dny. Apply
at No. liW Jeffersonst., east of tbe brnlgo. 107
ANTE D BOAR D ERS, AT 17'Ll N D EN
street. Have thr( nico rooms, well
furnished, for families. Location hoalthynna
d ryj Aim I yon the premises. 7H-0.'t
yyANTED-
Old Cast Iron.
Old Wrought Iron.
, Old Co;-per, Brass and Load.
. At WESTERN FOUNDHY,
711-101 Fhclhe strectopp. flnyn.n llnnse.
FOR SALE
"UOR SALE FURNITURE. I HAVE A
V handsome lot of Furniture for snlo at low
figuros. Apply soen at my residonce, on Pop
lar street (extondod), or lo Moody Wimbish,
No. 4 Bratley Block.
ini JOHN F. MILLS.
FOR LEASE-
ITiOR LEASE OK RENT THE PK0P4IRTY
' known as the CEDAR GARDEN, situated
on the corner of Smith and Wellington streets.
Apply to J. W. JONES, on the premises, or lo
J H. OAS". 221 Front street. i7
BOARDING.
BOARDING. FAMILIES OR SINGLE
gentlemen can obtain board nnd good
rooms, also day boarders can be accommodated
at 3!t4 Second street, between bayoso and Ileal
streets.
TjOARDING TWO GENTLEMEN WITH
I) their wives, and several dny boarders, can
be aecotnmodiit..d at 22 Bt. Martin at., at rates
to suit tho times. 1111 .
TAAY IIOARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
J t can be accommodated with Day Hoard,
with price to suit the dull times, by early application-at
No. 110 East Court stroot. two
SUtisrcs from til pnrk. 'm.
ESTRAY.
rrroi R E W A R D. STRAYED OFF
rCKJ on tho "nth of April, a rod COW.
expected to calve in May. wilh both ears split,
a white spot across the butt ol her tall, bi ended
on tho left hip-hsir not yet grown out. Ilia
nbove reward will bo paid for her return to
PAT. SHAN LEY, Winchester avenue, near
Memphis nod Ohio R. R. work-sbon. 1'
OJJNJD.
FUNAfALL ROLL OF BILLS,
Near the Poplar street mnrkot. Thn owner
can have it by calling at SO Exchange street
(.Tt..n.ledt
NOTICES.
XT0TICE.-I WILL NOT SETTLE ANY
i bills, unless oontractod by me or by my
written order. g. DRKYFUS.
ItK). No. m Bral street.
TVTori'K the firmITkTT: v7 i s m a -
IN RYE, 2 Union street, Is this dev dis
solved, by mutual consent, J. J. Lewis will
continue the business at the above '"."'
,1. .1 I. p. VN IS.
E. V.MAYBK.
JyTemphl.. June 17. 1SWT.
TOTICE M Y WIfE, Mus. MARY bPECK,
having left my bed and board, from Cot
tonwood Point, Arkansas, without any provo
cation, this is to notify the public that I will
not be responsible for any debts sh may con
tract. LAWRENCE SPECK.
Memphis, June 11. 1.
XTOTIOE-NO RILLS WILL BK PAID BY
1 W. N. Eakin k Co.. unless contracted ty
me in person, or by my written order.
M M. N. EAR 1 1-.
Vcr.nnry4. TT.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
AT
im:iu afc HHO.'S,
13 1-3 Jt'iTornon Xlrorl.'
rpilE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS THAT
JL haa ever been offered at
PUIILIC! AUCTION
.' Ia" thisity.'eaibracirif
Fine and Medium Clothing,"
rir.cE tiooi ,
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
furnisshinyr GooiIh.
SALE TO COMMENCE AI O'CLDCK P.M.
Till .ell at privste .tc durint the dev.
CVme early and re, ..,ir .nt.ply.
htore for r-ni d f. t..r" t..r s'e.
ht'tliA l'.R'.. 1 Jetter..n s,.
M. C. CA V C E A CO., Aacu..ni-ra.