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terms rs Nessrs Reading Pasteur s. 60.
ROBF MAURER SEQ Texas Press.

We, ne Undersigned. crccrs ard AGENTS e. insursuS
oompaulrs, aud fteamaost captains and owners In No
bie. take p,Casuro In stating, that havif 8 vttnrasef IN
manner 81 apryiuE Iron Hcors As a tie forCottcn nalas
uncfr McCcmb's Pa cut % Eu1k and Casp. ar OF %.
upini % that there h no objection 20 thclr use thal. 90
he OoltrarY. We believe that almost every Interest a,
vel a. our owl connected with h. viii be beneaues D.
tfg I'd uu "a.
&C lizard. Soy Noble Nav. aEf Nat Ins CO.
THlS g. KING. SEES Noble ms. Co.
RoEr s. RuNKsR. sec'y ATa. LIZ Ius ard T CO.
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4NAAAAH 49, ~ aaH w.
w. tha EnQerslgneis solp-masGrs. now lotdiug Al
This port having examined The Compressed bales o. cot
ton tsnced with ucClub's Iron Tie % Eook ant Clasp
and having witnessed the operation Of cutting. shorten
iE aud rl-tyinE 81 The compress. take pIeasureI IN stating
Inst IN our Cpirion. there exists 20 objection, or imprti-
meut, Oh ls use that, On the contrary, We believe e.
most every interest, snnected with The tandi ur an
f~reiZhting q cotton. VIII be benefited By It's atc-ua1.
We therefore commtni the Use o. Ken for tylrg IT.
ton. On every staEe o. it, transportation.
A. CRQfN REDMAN ship Harry PIun.
JAME3 R-OHERTSON. snip ArkwrighL.
w T. STONE, sEi1 Lancd0n
WILLIAM EVB,s chip Nicholas Rid1Is.
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Cured.

MORE than 1000 oases have been cured within IN,
vi last six years, ranging FEN one 20 thirty year
staining Orvfi Loving, Lexington, Va Thomas Hobbs
PETERSBURG, virginia, Joel n Parish, LunenburE,
virginia, John Reynolds, Big Island. Virginia, Thom.
as " Marshall. Bssufort, n. @, Miss Hattie Rochester
Pins Hau. n. G , Samuel Bingham, Mosevule, n. c.
Col. Archibald and P. Carter. Hnsevile, n. @, Hon.
George G. Mendenhan, Jamestown, n. c., Mrs. Lsvins
AndsrsoH, CoviuEton, Georgia, 7. A. BauEh, Social Cir
Gle, Georgia, Jerry Cresmer. Dalton, Ca. WIN. b. Chan
der, Calhoun, Ga Elisha burden, Social Circle, Ga,
Col. r. Lumptl1 ard John Palmer Huntsville, Ala.
Pamphlets Containing estimonia Of the highest char
acter VIII be forwarded 70 any one wishing 10 test th.
truth Of the above.
-Medlsines Forwarded By mall.
Adirsss, JAS. A.. OIOFTOE, n. D.
ocre-iy Huntsville. Alabama.
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MKRINErHER You'd 4 co.


AAHAIas A1AAai EN1llafl = A-a1
Z. hacoNB. Esq Memphls-Desr Sir Yours Of
ne lists 70 hand The shipment Of Ties from 81 L1uis
l. 70 hand also. We n'y hsd lire to have them TIRED In
one or tvu instances, - the crop had marty al been
pressed before your Ties zrrired.
Our friends are mueh pleased with your patent, ard
We anticipate The sale Of . large quaztiiy Tie oming
season.
In the fan, OF about lst o. September. we misht Dis
pose Of one Of your presses, s1d set them into notlce
with orr constituents.
We are much pleased with your Tie, and WI use our
e~xsrtions 20 set u into general use
Very truiy yours, BAUGHN WALKER
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VrsT rrceirad. q fun assortment Of sohoulez's Rateni
:, Refazerstors. which are considered 20 be The best n
nre FOR preserElnF meats, vegetables, butter mix. &C
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minas q shlpmsstsrs against the Ircn BooBed Passed
Cotton
IA IT kEoWN, That the OF cticn va not aEaiusf fha
Iron Hoeped Parked Cotton, bat against the node Of
fastsring The euds Of Tie Hsop The " McCONB PA
IENT Ron TIE" removes eli elections % ~ Iron
Bound Cotton Bals
In view q the forsEolnF.
BIZ IT RESOLVED, BY the ~8hfpmasferd' Assocafinn.
th4t We VIII give the preference 70 al cotton 1lrke1.
h9und and fastened. with INCOMES p o HCO snf
PATENT IRON TlE. AMI shat We % HEREBY rtcommeitd
ne said Cotton 20 shlFnasteTs. as beng compact secure
and rot HALLS 10 waste, and free tim an o~biecfluns that
Ne have heretofore heard urged sEsinsf the frn Bound
Cotton Bale DEEN1s COEDRT President.
GEOuGE DOWEER Secretary.
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mcComb's Labor saving Press.

oessiui e. 10 speed. ease and congcnisnoe Two hundred
sissippi. Louisana. ArEausas. Alabama. Georgia sd
fezaa u is, heref1ra, no isnEer an experiment..
It's ease g. suth rat lrss than half e bors1 power Il re-
rrfr-f n. nm frrr 1900 ~ aev ~rrrf. - --rf--
up 70 tEenfy luchrs so that The eight rot Iron hoop can
b. Pit on esshy. Fairh ooVisles ue Eeosssiiy o~frsprcss-
Is fpcoi s m-t fhstslr bands eaa MAXI any bales m
dari and ordray uork ofaFe hsn19n nres haies 90
The heuT. a1d JESS than ere hourB work Of ths horse q
nee s1rT 20 make drv bales.
i1 canVcBieuoe ID sucl hat hands never have cotton
thrown into ne beE ovsrheeds u1rther heata, Ethlu ne
OK. o07s qlauflg t b mpch lesl oppressive 70 nants
thal AnT oIfEu FuLEs-
IT, dlra1tlly VIII gIooaby hs ten times taft o.
say othsr PASS. a1d seap.ed 70 almost any SIN
rc1se.
Hs7iBg ssisslsbss ne usnuae.urs ,or shipment sf
thes Presses comp-t1, with q visW 70 1rpFlyirs ne IN
creaslLa dcmsnd tbcy Win he furnished 81 lls DoiEt Tor
sElpmsut at ne following rates. in.uranoe and allFpng
charges, ihus ena5IuE ths pituter % sst BIZ Pres With
cat trouble. ata cost % perhaps pot m1rs thsn e5 mors
outlay. IN leu % Which he tases ths ao1r ~ gzttlug tim
Der. BOX uud door s-oG board of hands a.. snd sets .
machi1s made % better material uan e b. oanveHient %
gef usuary on q aufat-1ug. Theg can Dc balled into ne
Interior readily. a. three SIX uu.e teams can haul q Press
Ibe Pres odns Portab.el can be iaEen aoFn ana moved
For pre- oo-p,sts, Coupound Drvsr...--..sso0 %
his be- incudes The irons nails. chain and Ecod
wlrE- He Is as1 prepared 70 furnlsh ms irons and AIN
= thsf1ioEt z rztes
ForI st Irons VIII Conpound Drivers oomTieis,
i~ncu1irs LithrErsphtc plan % build b. sd
Ror one set Irsns alone, iaoiuains re Hsht 10
use, and LihoEraphic plan 10 buld bT---.s--- 10 -
individual right alone 70 use ne Rfa- y %
Chzin for one 49,
Al Presses sgrp.led By TIE G-bscrlherH are Euarantel
20 perform aero ing % the above a-atemfnir ana %
be made % good material, and 10 e W1rkUaniike manner
Sine the Hempss and Chsrstoa Rslrgad has reaooed
NJ yeiow piue r. gion, We are able 70 furnish Presses
mads out Of yeloE pine
Persons wishing IRE ses at any mtgrs day VII Pleas
usts their orders early % that the work nay BE- 'Eseu-
- In E1od s-aslu-
IN al cases where & 70 iHeoHUenisat 10 make pay
meat on The e0mpLh0E Of a Press, IN accsPi-
ed argft, payable ont Of fhs aert crop, DtA be
taken, adding iatIssf bat ~ ali cases whus
n0fhing G50Et terms - sad, uhea ordering ne
sale vll Be for casa Plantss should hGUs hsiT
UOrk dOus early N tie sfa50n.
IL cases where The purchaser cesiresn b. g y 1rlman can
be sent ~ erect the Pres az the pu1cnzter'd ezpen.ei but
fhs EoTkiuE fan and Instructions furnished are slch -
% enable aHy workman TO put 10 %. other a. % Eea mom
the factory, or when only The irons and rights are Sup
piled AL the receipts f0r the right % use5 have NJ
patantesfs sig1ature 70 than.
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VALUABLE LANDS

PROPOSE selling 1900 acres OF land In Tsla- -
Il hafchie and Tauobusha counties, Mississippi, 49,
say ny bone place 800 acre.. 80 Of which Is in -
cultivation, win a good Store-HouEe and Orh-~-
Erds and out-bundiuEs Also. some smaller tracts, 70
SUIT purchaserg, AID ny MI TrEci, 1000 acres, with a.
good D NIL "a is In North NJ sisslppi most OF u bottom
iaEd and wei Numbered, beth with Cypress and white
Oak and 100 god Oak Trees for slaves, being too large
70 saw.
md q small payment down. NJ home place Is known a.
the o. iforuia Post Omne. situated OF tn Tocfeuapatafa
river, orr mile esFt % the hiEsissiFpl and Tennessee
Rairoai, 70 miles from Memphis.
mvs-usu g RROpY.
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McCOmb's Compound Gin Gear

Ihis gearing o. cuustucted with iron main uprLEht
shafts, ~ p aaEses trled o.. IN WHICH VOID arms are
scored By bolts. and On these surs q uos5eu rim %
pacd, which b. sustained by W0oden braces. uhHch stand
IN a hlttom nznEes st TIE foot CT the -haf. and are
lndsr The rim o. tne TOP 50 As b take the Wh.Ie wstEht
o. the I'm o. The arus.
Iron ssEmeuts are put on this wooden rl-. a. n ths
orilnary wooden wheels This arrangement aivea a a1Itf
shsf or iron, With such onstrneio1 az serurts srslnst
the great evil o. shu-kaEe ~ uuod, whlch renders &C.
81 aiusst Impossible 70 keep the E-ariuE 10 running
trim
EVrry planter knows 1Jucthi1E O. the cashi1E pr1-
d1ced bv Iose gudEsons and loose wedges about TIRE arms
o. whetls. &c alof which We Es urs against entirely,
both 10 TIE main wheel and band wheel, whIch srs made
on the sane principle, Swing iron cutters and beams a.
Oh points and having only U01feu rims a. Described
The msln Wheel runs on @ steel false EufEecn e. the bot
ton, which Is replaceabe a. pleasure.
our Object ts 20 furnish a suh-tanuai gearing which
We can ship 70 order, and % ths SAM time preserve ths
features ofthe Cd fashioned Caring which Ua uhIuE bet
-er than ans other ever ohsred for planters use. uprs-
pariEE this gearing, re put the wheels both togs-har,
and turn nths rims. dttinE everything Up completely
and boiling together secureIy. ard then marking, 90 as
90 make Do easy b screw togsthcr again 60 can BE- akea
70 pieces, aud shippCd. or hauled 10 the point dssignsf,
and PIT Up readily
m EearnE per SET c1mp'ese, rsaiy 70 ship, $50. We
ran furni-h Eorkmeu % SO Eith % and erect 20 e. Pu-
chEsers czperse.
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Testimonials.

MR- ID. MCCo1fB,-De4r Sir In answer 10 your re-
quest 7 write 70 say, that IN view Of the fsct that
the bainE Of cotton has heretofore been q Sc
we're operation on both hanrs and horses, Ifeel % a cutT I
owe % ny fc10w-planters 20 say hist 7 sm roT using
one OF d" MCCcmbs Labor Saving Presses," on The hna
crop, and dnd % % b. what its title purports-rnuLT a
lahor-saving res. Its ease IS truly unprecedented, Es
less than . horse power Is Necessary % run cottcn up 70
Shipping size. CT four hundred ard hftf psunds 70 twenty.
two Iuches. lis speed Is also ~unequaied 90 far a. ny
knoWlsdge OF presses g0esi three bales % he hour canbs
made bF Eve hanfs. without severe 2oor It's CONVEX
icuce ! think also uuegualtd, snd It's durabliiys Rave %
doubt. viii be much greater than that q any other Press
Z have any k~nowiedge O.. pp0n The Whole, 7 do not hes
tate 20 say thnt Do ls the most important improvement In
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0s % asE Cor m bencdt Of that great Class o. s-ricu.-
tfali7is taoFn a. oton Er1ueus e. vel a. myssIfl
y1ur opinion cf AecQmh's Iron Pie" as a band for CT
an bales 81 clm1are1 uEh cgrdsge. A. YOU are s-
uiaillad with Hcl1m1 q LEcor SAVING Press L ma
b. vel 70 give your views u its Comparative vaI1a a.
q means Of putting up cotton bales IN unusually compact
hm.
Il IS t0ublless ne l-terest % c1tton EroEers 10 adg5t
that means Of preparing thfir D-od1ctlous flr trznsp5r
tiitign which vii 90 Gee snlI the greatest security
4saust Lmage Or m1tIatt0u, sud cost the least uonev
sid ] have Do doubf that your opiai0u vii b. valued
b gliy By cotton planters luasmuch a. you have Epe-i
yfdu % yolr time lu b. cottsu raising
ulfert the auEpica 81 the IFrEesr c1tlcn growers q ~
sorl, and OF colrs must know The comparative merit.
Of the various methcfsof bslinE c1tton.
Yours. truly, D.. INCOME.
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RIGHT OF VIsIT-Ths Louisville Journal
says: Notwithstanding the language Of appa-
Tsut concession employed by these spokesmeH
ct the British Government, It is susceptible Of
easy demonstration that no real practical con-
csssion has been made. The true point at is
sue, the right Of sscertsining By visit the na-
tionsl character Of suspected vessels bearing
the American flag, is not relinquished. It IL
saved. To al idtents and purposes the British
claim remains undated. Il is virtually what
u was ffteen years sPo.
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For Sale ON LiheraI Term

For Sale on Liberal Terms,
TWO thousand two hundred and thirty acres
i q choice Bolivar Land, three ranes from -
the Mississippi river four hundred sexes in cui- ~
tivatlon good Dwelling and comfortable Quar- -
terss Steam GIN sni new Gia stands, viii Be sold with
the p'eoe TWenty No 1Field Hands. young and likelyi
twenty H1ies ONTesms, wagons, Farming Utensils &C.
AdioininEth this place 7 viii sell one thousand and forty
.creE, one hundred and nfty acres In cultivation, three
hundred dssaened. The above property viii Be sold
for one-third rash, the balsnos IN one and two years
credit. For further particulars cal o. ne a. the plan
tstion. Address J. J. ROSE.
Prentiss, Mississippi.
or 70 D. J. S. PEACOCK,
nH-n.n ~. $1,000
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JOHN W. RALFOuR.
80 ?. 0 Msrhsl d. ~. .

scALEs ?. o MarshaI Co. Ms8
March 1. ISIS.
D. M'COMB, Pateufee. Memphis. Tenn Dear Sir 7
an IN receipt OF YOUR favor o. the 9Th Mt. containing q
circular Of your 4" Iun Tie" togc. her with other TESTING
nials Of apprCbatiol a-d tch appreciation o. their use
and utility 70 the cotton grower, ard Eeneral Interest %
the trade or our sreat southern staple.
Tread With uuch pleasure, from your cuEoi lrC. that
yOu have not only the planter Who has given &c a fair tri-
W but the ship captains IN the habit OF mclshtinE cot
ten together with o M o. the re pressing mea Of New
Orleans, 70 indo-ss FOR the preferences OF the o. Iroa Die -
rhs thinE % setu@d-Ir0u must triumph over Ro2e.
Hence, ny dear sir let me congratulate you upcn thu
prospect OF sileHclnE an opposition 20 the rle.fs snf o.
reapinE the rich and golden harvest that awaits vCu-
after ] shall have finished two more bales GO not e.
pet ever % use another pound ofcouiage round my cot
ton You may there ore regard me a. a patron for 1855
forthe amount o. ny crop
Accept assunuces q ny friendly consideration.
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Nay


dAcEeoNs Tenn.5 feby 20, 1888
ID. AcCoMBl hsq Memphis, T~enn.-Dear SIR Yorrs
Of TIE ibth INST Is before rs u. " Mccorrev i de-
iighted With the "tron III" ard says be viii use NON
ms else the coming season.
We think, By timely eaoris 70 impress the minds o.
planters, they vii uss he " Iron Tie" the coming
season extensively. We vii give you the certificate al
Oot Aclerrey IN rev dsysY Or 20 soon e. be reiuus to
The csiyi and b9ing Impressed with the value u yosr IN
venti n, We viii cd you IN d-wirg the attention ofour
planting friends to its value and Importance.
Very respectfully years. a.
MKRTEETHER, >FORD 4 co.
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Vluable Town Lots

EVh SALE,
I HAVE for sale lots on Madison and Monroe streets
4 handsomely situated for dwellings
Lots On Maiisal street. near Lhe Memphis and Carries
ton depot, suitssle for cotton sueds and warehouse
Lots en- Boal street, Tor Dwellings.
one lot On Shelby, bear Gayoso.
Chrioe lots or Piseon Roostroad. Court and Orleans
streets, for Dwellings.
also
One or both Cotton Sheds 81 the Charleston DEPOT
The lots one lurt street are oEerei a. a great induce
ment 20 industrious mechanics End persons Of small
means who wish 70 have their Owl hom-s.
TERMs-hcsto Of the above property Efn Be gold on ten
years credit. a small payment Gown, and ali who want
permanent locations viii Dc vel 20 ap,ly soon.
JN0. ,. ARHOUR,
AMI fgm M II Front Row.
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TUESEL-Ths scheme OF tlnneliag The E3s,
river, 50 rs to provide easy and certain transit
between New York and Brooklyn for the grow
lag population Of the two cities, begins 10 en-
gage public attention, and a plan snd estimate
have been submitted, costing something over
half q million dollars, which seem to present
FEASIBILITY and feasibility.
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lEN. NEAlFs
ELIHU KILPlTHICE. n. D..
~ Ma-hIrllnn rnnnIu. ~.

The following srs . few o. the planters Who have the
Press 10 use. 10 whom please rfer-
Elcmas ". Rex, Rodney P o. JeSeTsOn County
Elsa-
n. q. v. Phmi7s, EdEards' DEPOT Kinds County
Miss.
S stou. Worthinston PoiaiP P. O., Washington
County Ms
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GAs.-It is the belief Of all eminent gas en-,
Gineers that gas is not produced directly from
coal OF other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leading
70 the conclusion that tar, q mixture Of oils, is
the first product, which is subsequently decom.
posed and partially converted into gas.
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WGrShaVp1 HOuSe

FTNHE subscriber Wsuld yinformh his -
Il friends Hnc the travelling public, that he #isd
has a. = heavy outlay built and furnished this ~
house IN a neat and hIRdsome style, snd assures -
ne public IL shall be kept a. a frst-ciass hotel feelint
srateful forthe very liberal patronage extended 70 Die
VII endeaFor to merit q ooutinuanoe % the sane.
IL. WORSHAM, Proprietor,
aplktf 2. n. WORRHAM. AsaiELant.
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YaInahIe Plantation Tor Sale

on 81. Francis river, 10 niles shove the -
" mouth, In Phillips comfy, ArEA1Ess. The 49,
tract contains about 100 acres-one third In cul-sS~
tivztlon with good Improvements. For particu-~
iErs spplv 10 T~fdh25-tf1 R. =. ORNH.
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AGED.-Ths n. o. Pioayuns Of the 40, ulsn-
tions the death Of a negro woman belonging to
Minor KenneT. She was born on the east coast
Of Guinea, Africa, and died at the sEe Of Il0
Years
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NEnPEIs. AprE g Isss

hEIFHEar AUru - 1913.
To D. ~AcCOMB-Dear Sir T=ur i-tter o. the nth
instant Has only revived. Perhsps yJu attach more
importance % ms opinion than others nay co1ccde 20 H.
II Is true however, thst I have hal an oppa-tunity OF
Observing and ersuiui 2 critically the best modes o.
pTeparnR cotton for market IN Tire different parts OF the
WIZ dEhere Dc Is groEn and aftlr acsreful analysts Or
TIE various modes q packing cottcn, I unhesitr inEly
% TIE Government and the Eur1pcan
y ~-alssipri, called " Nee Improved Packing Pes"
ailrlUine 20 Rhich may B. sen inmy Czce I'm a 4" Par
IsmsufsrT Bra B-cE published b order o. tle Hcuse
q CowllEs. with Pas correspondence on ths subject.
cutT % having tn Iar-e screw cast 30 ErzaEd and cent
ont % Illia and Oh rats car ID b. q dcsidercfEB IL
Xii Ianca ard India o. 15tz. % a simple Press for The van-
ous Purposes FOR which they are used, for paczluE cotton
FCur supply lhE- cra1errfuu in bolh c1u1tr=s, and
wsrrI called On aga. b recommend PLATA. simpI- and
sfCeut Press f1r col pDirE merchants. Z should most de-
clce-T reormmen4 ycurs as The BEST have ever seen
To regard to easer speed sud c.rvcuieuoe % arra1Esment
f1i p~-au-a+i11 pup ses, % cannot be eTceiEd-
-uE ask me ALSO 20 Elve mr CDL-lu % your o. Iron
Tie, and / unh-s.tafin. y SOY hat were now planting
cuiter I Eou'd use 20 other, ard I believe hattie ad1p-
" 'vsrg va. IEc balels mu1h neatrr aud tbs cotton
Is less uzh.e On inilrr from TIE WEATHER. Being more
r1rlpact. b. De- less ila1le 20 accrie1t from Gre. FIR 10 q Gre
1c-rrret, DO would l1iF Burn "a the ba-CluE. and the
cotton being Reid So AIMS it v1uL not Bun an inch In
eer-h. and Wo1ld sDurlifr a1l f1ally 90 out with the
uTe sos an vou'd b cllsrueZ. Wagons. ralr1ad- and
sfetU1oa-T can carry TIE cotton fsstsnet wfh irCn mere
aE-Ve-Ie-t'~- and. doubtless, ire raITosds ani steam
bgtts u-l1 Ike ba-s 50 packrf 81 less fIcigit than
these pos % With rore. because the dancer o. less. and
iusu-arc1 cmcssecud af1r1 90 iusurs AZ es rate than
now. Cotton pu. up BY your Presses. and fastened with
Torr Ties. is Teadv f1T shipment 90 L~tyerpocl. and wien
% reached Nfnehester, the tbs could b. used b bale
-r1i7 o. send hack On rs IN % Iron Tr" uav. how
ever, be used t1 ssteu the bale lthagtreE gard 90 ne And
% Press used, or sire cf the bale made.
vu rspstfrUy, THos. JANEs FINEIE.
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dlattbes, SthsIrp, TT.
If CsRRD.
OUR NEW FIRM.

IL a1srts me pleasure 70 announce q ny irlonds and
The pebble thai I have associated With me ny fomer
partner. JAa. s. WILKINS, and my weii-knoWn assf-
ant Ldue. HILL uader the fsEilisr style O. p. r
CLARK 4 o
Tha nsW hm WI start With An eGcielt force n csfh
meehentoalbrrnch. the watch dcpsrtnentoclng undortfo
supervision af kr. Wukinn.
Ste fun At an times Of the istes. fashions, and pde .
eloA lathe same quality E1d style Of goods can Be pa
hAaeo u Philadelphia OF New YORK.
an thsnkful for the liberal VELrunafe eEtended 20 c e
asring ny nftecn years residence m Memphis, and ny
aim Willie 70 merit rs continuance
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TO saw MILL OWNERS

THE subscriber, = practical ssv-mGker, has perma-
Il usntly located himself b Memphis for the purposi
q and CiRCULAh
and al other SAWS. work Gone 81 Cincinnati and
Eastern prices, and guaranteed.
Also, orders received for every description Of Saws
All Saws ssid BY ne are warranted Saw Mn ovneIs
VIII End Il 10 their advantage 20 call on mt before puI-
chasing elsewhere.
Shop on Poplar street. opposite Union F~oundery.
nov26 daFiy SAMUEL P. ARTHUR.
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ALAEAt avn - 10
Col THos J.. FTESIE SIR A. . practical cotton
planter for years IN TIE East indies aud state o. hlssis-
stppi. giving you an opportunity Of observing the direr-
ent methods Of preparing cotton for uaTket p~rscliccd By
the merchants o. Lnila, IN addition 70 your practical ab-
ssETatisn q Gotten growing and trade q thiS country ]
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3Gal estate.
Cbaan Plantation for Sale


7 OFFER ny plautstlon for ssIe, lying TIRES -
Il miles northwest Of Lagrange, Teur-s contain
iuc Eight Hundred and Elaete=n Acres, fSisJ ~
This place vas formerly owned by Capt Thos, J. -
P1lk. and Al present Is rented by NJ. y. q. Cottard-
II Is row IN a high state q cultivation, vel adapted 70
tire produc ION of csfton and an hind Of grain usually
EucHn, snd c1ull easIF hE converted into one n the
most valuable stock farms n the vest, BENG diTioed N
70 f5ur is-re fgds The improvements are c0mf0rtablei
the dwelling h1use e. ~ lag, a1d has iour large roomsi
cztins Comfortable for twenty or thirty negroes corn
CRIBS, stables. aud eli Cther necessary buldinEss q gooq
EeIc7 water. aud cue0f the best s~eleCtions q muit IN
the country This IS one q the most Commanding and
Beautiful sizes e b-Id 8 fne house n the county, betnE
hiEh and elevated and surrounded BY q beautiful COVE
TIE purchaser will be convenient q both TIE male and
femals colleges IN LsG7ange and can sivr the exper - Of
b1zrIinz hi chuduE Is vel rs hEving the pleasure %
thHir c1nu1zuy o. home EEaTE more land than eau G.
G~rte whlca iz the o-'~ tn1ucemant 80 eH. Any ~
wishing bz--sia Iu land csn not Do fsfteT IN WtH
Tennessee Cali aud examine The land A. 7 am deter y
mixed 10 an Icsnhs fsmd a. as residence three IHss
norsh - Ias-a1gs. Eud va lake pleasure an showing %
10 any Uue WlsrirE tc p~lrcnaEe-
fur2-tsv.f C. n SWIFT.
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Valuable Plantation & Negroes
FOR &sFLE.

II Will sci nv FIa1flII7l- c0TTET ab0Te CTeTIaWl n
Il the Mississippi river, 80 miles shove Memphis. csn-
tanning 800 acres. $50 in cuitvzti1n, 50 ~desdened, either
With OF Wit5oat the neErCes; q new Frame Dwelling 4
l1rEe rooms, and XII bsck gith Z rooms. Overseer's house
and cabins, AT frame snf new, Eosi csierns snd well, q
FOunE orchard o. chocs fruit IS heEroes, 10 hands Il 70
S. years Of are. from months 10 10 Years old, all
young snd likely; II mules, 100 head of hegs, 20 head Of
cattle. For further zrpy to- J. WefEhGm,
Memphis or sdiress The Eubsuibeb &onticeno Hardin
county, tennessee. GEO. HALL