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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-17
CINCINNATIECAR DS.
~ CARD.

CARD.
ryNO TOBACCO SHIPPERS Il PLAN.
TIERS OFkTHE KANAWHA VALLEY,
-Lrateful fol the liberal patronage which
was last year extended to me. | thus Take great
pleasure in rendering my thanks fpr the same
/ shall continue to attend toathe inters sts o.
those who contide their business to my care.
My warehouse is nov one Of the largest "
the West. The building is brick and IS COY.
cred with d fire proof roof. Freight and
charges paidton shipments as heretofore an
instructions accompanying Consignment
strictly obeyed. III
Respectfully and faithfully,
CHAS BODMAN.
c;aSsnpaf; Sentemhfr +. 57.-Gm.
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THE CHINESE SUeAR CANE-We have

THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-We have
noticed frequently the many experiments
made with this Vegetable innovation, but
up to Yesterday had not been made ac-
quainted with results 80 strongly in favor
of its general cultivation. DR.. NV T.
MAcLrS, Of G~reenville. called at our Office
on yesterday, and exhibited a sample Of
the syrup expressed and treated in the or
dininarY manner, which far surpasses in
richness of taste and transparency Of col
or 4 deep golden any that has set been
brought TO our notice. DR.. NJ. has made
i large quantity from his crop Of cane
planted last spring. Upon average. each
acre produced R50 gallons. This even
at the extremely low calculation Of 75 cts.
per gallon, is as equivalents Si87.5o.
The fodder produced per each acre
amounts Is 800 TBS. At the usual price
Of one 81 per hundred, SO wouldtthu y
be made. Twenty bushels Of seed at 40
cents would make an addition Of 80 more
total S203, so. The syrup, If sold at
present ~ratesfor molasses, and it is in eY-
cry way eqnal n molasses at regular in
~trinsic quality, would now command 81
per gallon. The land upon which this was
raised was not of the best character or
the yield as has beenproven, would have
been almost doubly as large: PEI. EI.
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inspector

M STEAMBOATS,, Steambost Boilers, snd Steambott
" Machinery, under the provisions OF the Acts OF Con
gress Of 1855 and 1852. Onoe, S Madison street.
MARI THOMAS cADAM Inspector.
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To Sportsmen and Hunters!

AU IPVA SSAO- ~ -
~ WOLFE has removed from Washington street 70
n. No. I69 Naln, between Washington and Adams,
where, BY having a larger place for w0rkmen. GunSmith-
ing In al its branches can nov be tuTned cut with greater
dispatch and in better style.
Remember. No. les Main street, Memphis. at the sign
o. the BIG GUN. my2A daS6m
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the tract OF land
eaon which be now resides, in Haywood county,
@STennessee. through which the Memphis and Ohio
- Railroad passes. Sale tract contains about four
thousand acres. The improvements consist OF a me
frame dwelling, with ten rooms, negro quarters, gin
house. stables, q nne steam and grist mill, good orchards,
and al the necessary improvements for q large farm, or
can Dc conveniently divided into several small ones. For
health and fertility Of soil this place Is unsurpassed BY
any in the country. For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber on he premises.
6ecl0-dsWIf THOs. sHAPARD.
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August, 1855


Ihave had the Fever and Ague for several weeks,
which kept ne at home, unable 70 work tried mum
Der Of prescriptions, without Huding any relief, Tn d my
factory boss sent ne a bottle Of the South American Fe-
yer and Ague r, medy. which have used, and after some
day- found myself entirely cured. Ihave had no attack
since that time, now fourteen months, and feel great
confidence in this valuable medicine, 10 which I owe ny
recovery. HENRY MEIER.
Sept. 90, 1855. s6 MeKibben-st, WILLIAMSBURG.
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CARROTS Scotch Snuff.
IN DOZ Carr tbs Snun. in bottiesj
lOO IS gross peeksi
And all other brands Of Scotch Snuff For sale BY
my23dAx2w WARD - JONES, 2s Main q.
QuinfHe.
1OOO OUNCE pure Sulph. Qlinlne. For sale BY
lUUO my33-dlw3W YARD & JONES
Paints and Oils.
n - BBLS. Pure Linseed Oil
20 20 900 LIS. pure White Leadj
10000 lbs. pure Zinc White;
10 bbis. Spirits Turpentinei
And Paints OF all eoiOrs, dry and in Oil Yarnishes, nc.
For sale By WARD 4 JONES,
a 80 - a
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T1IFTY larrsis Powdered sad Crushed Sugars, for sale
~ Msrf7 HANCOCK, LARK &co
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Sailing Mlarbinrs.
Look tO Your Interest!

WE are stul agents for the sale OF the EAGLE GIN
w STAND Actual tests prove that the Gins now be
ing manufactured are the best in use.
For lightness Of draught, speed, and making ! fne sam
pie, these Gins cannot be equaled.
Now is the time TO send in your orders, so as to have
them made and TO arrive here in time for the next crop.
RRIS WORMEI EY & Co, Agents,
mares dav3m No 8 Front Row, Memphis.
Enquirer copy.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Hardin County, Tenn.

SECOND sEAsO UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
THE P-ROPRIETOR)
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS viii be opened on
Il the Let June next, for the accommodation Of my
friends and the public. ] have a large Ice House fun Of
Ice An excellent Band Of Music will be in attendance
during he entire season. The Depot vii be al Burns
vile, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
lhsge made arrangements with Mr.. J. 7. ChIdester,
who viii have plenty Il nne Coaches at the Depot. All
can rely on g)ins through direct the same day thy leave
Memphis. He VII slso have h-e Buggies and Carriages
at the Springs.
EpIs-dsw2m p SHALL
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The Numbers from l To 30. 600. corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips Of pa
wheel.
The nrst PSI Prizes. similarly printed and sncirced, are
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and q number Is drawn
from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time a Prize
Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and
registered BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the Prizes ar drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the first u
Prizes will be entitled t. the IS Approximation Pines.
For example it Ticket No 1884 draws The $50 100 Prize,
thoss TicI cts numbered li24S, 1929, 1881, 1882, will
each be entitled to s225. II Ticket No. $50 draws the
$50. coo Prize, those Tickets numbered SIS, $40, 55l, 652,
will each ee entitled to $500, and 50 on according TO the
above scheme.
u The 3 900 Prizes Of $50 will be determined by the
last ngure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For Example, IL the Numbers drawing 1000 Prize ends
with No. l, then all the Tickets where the number ends
in l will be entitled TO $50. II the Number ends with
No. :, then all the Tickets where the Lumber ends in 2
will be entitled to $40, and so on too
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
C~ertincate Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets..."...SsO 90
" 10 Quarter ........ 20 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money
to our address for thu Tickets ordered,on receipt Of which
they will be forwarded by nrst mail. Purchasers can
have Tickets ending in any agure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be forward
ed to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and
give their Post once, County and State.
% Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in fun without deduction.
~ All Prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
- All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages to
s. SWAN q 90, Atlanta, Ga.
e A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one is en-
titled to, will be published after every drawing in the fol-
lowing papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intcli-
eencer, New York weekly Day BOOB, and Savannah
Morning News. my27
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a has
Premium GallerYf

TWENTY-FIVE Essz Golden syrup. for sale By
L msrl1 HANCOCK. CLARK \ CO
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WORSHAM u

Corner Of Main and Adams Street,
MEMPHIS,
mHS House Is situated in the centre Of business, and
Is now finished and In complete order. The Proprietor
pledges himself It shall not be surpassed By any House In
the Soutf west
Being grateful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the last two years, he hopes By . street sttsn
ton t. BUSINESS to merit . continuance Of the same.
ocT-tf III. wORsHAH, Prbrristof.
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Books for Every Library,

DEMONS Abrdgsment Of the Debates OF Congress
ID BeEton's Thirty Years in the United States senate,
tTU vols;
Private Correspondence Of Daniel webster, two vols;
Websteris Wcrks- s vols;
John c. CzlhOun's WORKS, 6 vols;
KEne's Arctic Explorations, two vols;
Cztlinie Nslh American Indians, 2 wells;
Campo FPS Lives OF the Lord Chanoeiiors. Z vols;
Csmpbeu's Lives OF the Chief justices, ? vols;
Mss Strickland's Lives OF the Queens % England, svols.
Bancruft's History Of he United States, 5 vols;
TIE British Ess4yists, ; vols;
Duyckilck . Cyclopedis Of American Literature, ? vols.
Irving's Life OF Warrington, ; vols;
SPARKS American Biography, IS vols;
Selections for Sabbath Reading. For sale ~
zuTa CLEAVRS & GUIOE.
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WsH. MILLER,

Jefferson Street,
In the hOGss occupied formerly By Mrs Thompson,
-s9- HAs just returned with the finest and best
Est stock Of Gents' and ladies' BOOTS and SHOES,
which, being selected expressly for this market,
be warrants for durability and late style.
At the same time, he te-ders his thanks to his old "a
irons for past favOrs, and hopes for q liberal patronage in
the new stand just renewed 10, where he viii be always
resdy 10 attend TO any work in bis line At the earliest no
tce. Al early csu is Solicited.
apS-8m WV. MILLER.
"Buueffn please oouv.
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8a9ks ano Stationery.
The Rights and Duties of the
American Citizen.

HNaE Amsriczd Citizen. His Rights and Dates, accord
ing 10 the spirit Of the Constitution Of the United
States ; by Bishop Hopkins
Seec-Grain for Th0T Eh and Discussion, . ocDplAtonj
By Anna c. LoWsI, in two vols.
Kathie Brande, a Preside History Of = Quiet Life; By
Holm s Lee.
& Gringo. or New Mexico aud Her People By ". ". b.
Davis. late United states Attorney
Viva. OF The Secret Of Power BY Mrs. S5uthwOrth
Ths Golden Legacy. STORY Of LIES Phases; BY . Lady.
New Biogrzphies Of WustriouF Men.
HzrpcT5s Scholl History.
Also, q large assortment Of Pamphlets Plays, embracing
pe Modern Standard Drama. FTeuch's Drama, Spencsrs
Boston Theatre, &c, sc. For sale BY
au2s cav LEAvE & GUIOE.
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RFWARD.

RAEAwAY from the subscriber, while At work
q on the Germantown Plank Road, In the month Of
6HS July last, two negro men, viz:
TX MORGAN, about IS years old, black cuDplexion,
viii weigh about 1870 pounds, S feet 7 inches hgh, Is left
handsd, and has 8 small scar on the left side q his face,
rather quick spoken, stoOp shOuldered, and probably mark
ed with the whip.
ISAAC about % years old, black complexion, about 5
feet s inches high. viii weigh $50 psunds.
A reward Of SiO0 viii be paid for either, n taken out
Of the State, and $50 for either, II taken within the
Sta'e. II. G. STARK.
Fishervf2e, May 18th, 1857. nyfT-daw2m
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sTRAYED,

PROM the subscriber, on the ID instant, two
F1EA mare MULES. medium size; one q light forrel
Nv the othsr = dark bay; both have marks Of Har-
6~ek2kApness; the bay has oldshots on her fore feet.
viii give a liberal reward for their delivery 10 me, or
any Information 50 that ! get them
myfQIf JAS N. WHIT MemrhfS
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LOOK HERE!

DESIGNING TO improve smother lot imme-
ssss5 diately, 1 viii sell my present residence TO a
H,tu punctuEi purchaser on good terms II comprises
~ ~ scres, is comfortably Improved, and unques-
fionsbsv one of the most beautiful and most healthy sites
"a the vicinity Of Memphis.
sple n WM. Z. POSTOE.
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fl CARD.
OUR NEW FIRM.

It Affords mt pleasure to announce to nv friends and
the public that ! have associated with me NV former
partner, JAS. s. WILKINS, and my wen-knovn assis-
Lab & co.
The new nrm viii start with an edaeient force IN each
mechanical branch, the watch spartmentbeing under the
supervision OF Mr.. wilkins.
So tfuil at all times Of the latest fashions, and prices
as Low As the same quality and style Of goods can Be pur-
chased In Philadelphia or New York.
am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 70 me
dErtng my fifteen years. Residence In Memphis, and my
aim win be to merit its continuance.
+. II. CLARK.
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South American Fever & Ague
Remedy
Is a Cheap, Safe and Permanent Cure,

THI preparation contains no Arsenic OF ATcurB
and will not, like tke many comp uncs now reclBr-
mended for Bilious or other Fevers, leave the system IN
a condition more q be drsaded than the disease butf
great merit is in its Curative, Preventive and Eesiors
tive properties, and is adapted 70 all ACES and o0nzi
tons OF the system.
Nearly all the articles which enter into is .c0mpusi
ton are q themselves, sing =, reusdial sgents Tor la
cure Of Bilious and Intermittent Fevers-
As preventive. this Medicine should Be used = con
valescents, Travellers, Emigrants, and others, ddiing ia
Sumner and Fzl months, when malzri0us dse4seszus
most prevalent =
Treatise ~ g A LEONARD, New Y0r3 en- The
disease, with Testimonials and Certificates q Give peT-
fected, can be obtained gratuitously, a. ali the places
where the medicine Is sold
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale nire acres OF nne LAND, sit
uated on she Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
- about two miles and 3 half from Court Square.
Those desiring cheap property, on easy terms,
viii consult their Interest in applying carly to
G.. c. WHITE,
,ps-ts Al hill & whites. 23s Main street.
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Memnhis Gnnds-

nSNABURGS. Cotton TaIns. Jeans and Linfeys, made
" at the Me1aphis Cotton Mills. and OF the best quality.
We have taken the agency for lie sale OF these goods,
and solicit orders from dealers generally. We have nov
on ha1d a full supply. 6RAHAM 4 HILL,
myio-sm No. Q Front Row.
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. ? INNLIIhNI N "OVDaVN'
TRUEilEART & WOODSON,
Manufacturers of Southern Star Cotton Gin,
rrpNra N--nwNr pNH

GERMANTOWN, TENN,
ID ESPECTFULLT call the attention Of the public, par
II ticuiarly the Co ton Planter TO their GIN MANU-
FACTORY, now in successful Operations in this place. We
deem it unnecessary to publish any testimonials Of the
good performances Of our Gins, though many could be
procured Of gentlemen who are now using thenl-Een Of
high reputation a. planters, and would not be satisfied
with any but q good Gin and we will only add that We
are determined 70 spare no pains or means TO make a
Cotton Gin that win pF sse the Planter.
In addition to the Gin we formerly advertised and sold
for 80 per saw, we are now fitting up 81 improved sfy!e,
at considerable additional expense, which We will sell at
S3 80 per saw.
A sample OF our Gins can always be seen at Messrs.
Graham L HIPS, who are our agents in Msmphis.
Gentlemen Planters, send in your orders with specih
cations, and ;hey shall be promptly attended to. A SUI
hctent guaranty given IN every sale.
Z Repairing done with nestness and disI atch.
msr24-daw6m
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25REWARD.
Runaway.

a. RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 10th is-
~ slant, ny negro Blacksmith, named BILL. OF black
color. about dve feet ten inches high, and weighs
1-about 1876 pounds, has one front tsOth ont, and has
the South Carolina brogue 10 talking. A liberal reward
will be paid for his delivery TO ne CT for his being put IN
Jail where I can get him. ". F~ITZEGERALD,
mysO-dAw 2w Senatobia Post once, Miss.
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Mechanical Department

Carpenters Tools
Union Factory Planes, Rules, SC,
Spear & JacksOn's Hand and Pannell Saws,
Butchers cast steel Chisels and Files,
Earl Smith & Co.'s Piles,
Eetherby,s Chisels and Draw Knives,
Cams celebrated " %
Spirit Levels, Rules and Guages,
Augers, Anger Bitts, Screwdrivers, sc.
Blacksmith's Tools.
Peck's Louisville Bellows,
Eewcsmb's New York Bellows.
Solid Box and Parallel Vices,
Arm.tsge's AousehOIe Anvls,
Coley's warranted Anvils,
Hsns and Sledge HAnmers,
Blacksmith Tongues,
Fsrriers, Hammers, Knives and Pincers.
Timers Materials.
Best Charcoal Tin Plate 10,
TX,
4" Loaded Roofing Plate / @,
Bar Tin, Speltre, &c,
Iron Brass and Copper Wire,
Bolt Copper, Soldering Irons. &c
Timed and Braziers Sheet Conner.
Boiled and Charcoal Sheet Irea'
Russ imitation, Russ. and Galyernized Iron.
Bar Lead, Rivets, Copper Taeks. sc.
We would also call the attention OF Railroad and Levee
to our stock Of
Railroad Barrows, Ame's ShOvels and Spades.
Boring Machines, AAttocks, Picks. &c.
Having . thorough knowledge OF our business 10 All its
We are determined 10 give II our entire atten-
ton, and shall attend personally 10 all the orders, ans to
the transaction Of our business in every particular, and
BY SO doing latter ourselves that we can give ~satisfac-
ton: HAWKS, SMITH & CO.,
feol 3o4 and 36 Msin-st.
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500 REWARD.

a. from the SUBSCRIBER, Al bJWtesRA
Posnt, Tunica county, Miss, three negro meD,
- tO-wtt
~L TOM, black, aged about % years, about nve~@@
feet eleven inches high, thick under lip, and rather slow
Of speech. weighs about ITS pounds.
GEORGE. black. aged about - years, about six feet
high, vel made, nne countenAnce, AID weighs about lc
pounds.
WILSON, black. ased about % years, sboat S feet \
or 10 inches high, weighs shout $50 pounds, has . slight
defect In his walk a. n his feet we're sore.
II taken out Of the State, and lodged In jail at Mem
phis, I will pay the above reward II within the Stale,
aRd secured 70 / get them, atty dollars
z. ". Il
maris davtf Bowels Point, Tunica County, Miss.
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Purify your Blood!

THR CONCENTRATED FLUID OF ISL
Il Low DOCK IL the sovereign remedy for al AsFcu-
rial Affections, ScrOfula, Swelling OF the Joints. EheU-
matism, &c. As a Liver Medicine, Il has no cana rs
Alternative eject on the system, In addition % its being .
purely Vegetable Preparation, adapts Il t. alI1sst sry
Chronic Affection where an Alternative medicine il r.
Qrired. E0r E~ruptiOns On the Skin, Old Ulcers. DyspeD-
STA, and Nervous Headache, il has no successful con-
petitOr among the nOstrums Of the day. A. q Esnais
Medicine IL tciH befOund iaDclua5is.
u For sale only BY l. &C.,
sepS-iaE1y Druggists and Apothecsrie~.
Odd Fellows Hall Block MeuusIs-
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E0R SALE.

TWO DRAYs-also two Drsy License, which have eight
fs69-u GTYEEH 4 GIBSON.
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ALot of 90 Acres of Land.

Situated near the fernando Plank Road, one mile from
the corporate limits and bounded on the North by walker
street, Socth BY Trieg street, East By Orleans street,
West ty lands o. DR.. Walker. Said land Is subdivided
int Five LOTS, each containing a beautiful building
site, and mos Of il well timlered. One OF the lots Is
very well improve {, and contains a good and large frame
dwelling house. A more particular description and plan
Of the lots can be seen at ny onioe, or BY calling on Jas.
Robinson, Esq. on the place.
fourth cash, balance in one and two years,
with interest from date.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
myl6-td By A.J. WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
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I'll Cs4RD.
TO TEE PUBLIC!
The Madison Street
Sash, Door and Blind Factory

TINE Undersigned has taken the stand recently occu-
Il pied By Moore & Halstead, over the PIeninS Mi Of
Whipple, AcCullagh * Co.. and is prepared to an all or
d-rs for Sash, Doors, Blinds Frames, Castings, Mould
ings, Nantes, &C.
Particular attention paid TO dressing and ripping Lm-
Der, for TIE Carpenters and Builders.
jsn2sdsn R-vTRGKsoN.
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TENNESSEE
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO..
Of Nashville, Tenn.

u NdsMFAAIO, ISHHs
CAPITAL, G150,0OO.
JOSEPH III Pres't.....A. ". BUTLER, Sechy.
DIRECTORS:
Jshn n Hiu, Alex. Allison, Thompson Anderson,
James Corey, r. h. Gardner, p. A. Owen,
G.. n. Fogg, Joseph Faulx, James Ellis,
n. =. AlOway, ". s. Eakin.
MARINE on CsrgOes and Froights uade1
open or special policies. Inland Transportation Risks Oh
Merchandise, by steamboats,, railroads, or land carriages;
also, hazards on rivers and lakes TO OF from any part Of
the United States.
FIR on buildings, dwelling or other
heuses, goods IN store, furniture, kc-, in town or country.
H-Eegroes insured against the dangers Of the river.
J. LONSDALR, Agent,
Once Jefferson street, Memphis.
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Agricultural Department

Agricultural Department
We have made the best selections from the most approved
manufacturers Of every article necessary for the planting
Immunity, including
Cotton. Cane and Grub Hoes,
Cane Knives, and Briar Hooks,
Plow and Wagon Chains,
Fan Mills, Cora Mills, Corn Shelters.
Corn and Cob Crushers, Straw Cutters,
Hay and Manure Forks, Rakes, &c,
Grain Cradles, and Scythes,
Patent and common Churns.
Hames, Collars. Singbetrees, &c,
Pruning Saws and Chisels,
Garden Implements Of all kinds,
Hall h Spears wrought and cast Flows,
Aliens Cotton Flows and scrapers,
Together with a full stock Of the Celebrated Avery and
past given such universal satisfaction. We are fully pre-
pared to keep always on hand q large stock OF these
Flows together with the extra Points and Castings, 50 as
70 be able TO supply our planters with them at all times.
In the selection Of our stock of Goods in the
Mechanical Department
We have paid most particular after tion to the interests
Of our mechanics. We have selected such goods As are
best suited to this market, and can safely guaranty EAtis-
Our stock in this department Is full and complete,
comprising in
Building Materials
Greenwood celebrated Hinges,
GreenwOod's AIDE PuIies and Shutter Fastninss,
Psari white and Mineral Knob Locks and Latehes,
Cottage, Rural and Aortise 4" /"
Front and store door 90 90 90
Sliding door Locks and Furniture.
Substituting door aid Gate Hinges and Lstehes,
Bolts and Hooks, Nails, Brads, Screws, &c.
This department. in eur business is under the special
supervision OF one o. he partners. who has far many
years, in this city, given it his careful attention, and be-
lieving that this branch Of our business requires more
than ordinary care, both in the selection Of the goods
and in 1ning orders, he Is determined 10 use his best en-
beavers 70 keep snch goods as shall please sll our me-
chsnics, md will hold every inducsment to merit thtI
patronage.
wewOuld call particular attention to our stock Of Tools.
me quality OF all which we can fnly guaranty, o0mPris-