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Two to One.

- " ~ W OA3Ss
The art and science Of meeting voul
enemy always with two men to his ont
seems to the general publ. much hotter
understood by the Insurgents than by the
government troops. We have already lost
some valuable officers, aad much prestige
BY the manner in which the rebels have
oyerreachcd our commanders and the
death Of Colonel Baker, yesterday. must,
We suppose, be counted another Of these
cases.
There is a disposition with the public
to blame ou officers for this, and it is
commonly said that the rebels constantly
outganeral US. But the public is itself to
blame for almost every disaster Of this
Kind which has happened to our Forces
1t IS but right that we should be i'm "a
ticnt Of the progress Of rebellion; the
presence Of an nsargent in any part OF
the Union Is an insult to our national dig-
nifty. But this Impotence leads Us into
many errors Of jal tmeAt. What would
the North say, for instance, Of It General
who should having, ike tie rebel Price,
advanced as lar as Lexington, on the NJ is
sissiPpi river Immediately abandon his
prize aud retreat the whole length Of the
State without once Offering battle to hi,
pursuers?
The luchlass commander WHO should
make such u retreat would receive even
more persistent abuse than Cen. Fremont; !;
and, uaess ne deliberately Shut his eyes
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dtlistellaneou1.
Fr,ra Tic America. zs#ia.
The Rhode Island Volunteers
ok TIE
UNION GIRL or MANASSAS.
HtfTER J..
UY GEoE,sE \. RtNcEoFr.

You have rgjaFtrl ne, Mice Benton
and, no doabt. for >ame pear aa-tlrt, WI,
has no other merit u Your favor than
handsome fac were the words OF ;
ynunt lieutenant Of one et the South ar.
olna Regiments. a h. w8s staining il
4 company with i mailcn Of some eighteen
summers in one Of the private rooms et a
substantial dwelling upon the outskirts OF
Ccnt"rvle, DAY or two previous TO tn,
81 advance OF the Federal army upon that
ri place. on have scorHad my suit i
am every way your equal-and have treat.
ed me as though were the yerie>t slave
But you are now in my power. hay,
taken YOU lrotR YOUR home. aud brought
YOU to my quarters: aud here you shall
remain, hot yu,y To listen II ny words
but to beeone, wltasn iorty-eight hours
my wife
4 al haee rcjectefel Your suit, Horace
Granger, returned the maiden, tacins tn,
lieutenant with clear, unqnaiIins eye
aud bold, deGlpt front - and, i. you
say. with soorn am eonteuP,; and. ! shall
always look upon with hate and loath-
IN. The quick instinct which awaktH>
antipaihY within our blood tod M, from
1Ac FIRST, that You were man 10 shan
and 80 did shuu yua- have always shun-
MI YOU Bat # r,uh! have had orc
spark Of pity orkialne,. for You, it weuld
have fled when | learned that, at yaar in-
stigation, my brother had been seized and
forced to join the army at Manassas and
when. further, through your machaati3p,
he was condemned and sentenced 10 re-
eeye the number of fifty lashes- You
hare me in your power aud ! may be
\ obliged to listen Ia YOU, bat | will never
even though death should be the alter
.iaiiye-I will neeer be your wife -
A.. BE not to sure, fair Alice" sail the
: tSouth Carolina lieutenant. " y on may
= Jbe sure | did not bring You here for noth-
W in. did not take you from your moth
kV Is inference without purpose. put
X our tf5ther beyond your reach not .in-
al Wy y s4=iiy q whim. AM nav, tn -
O.<y.saee,v oii-rjjg9F:s- you may 3e2'ol apaa
O.e AE ). Eiehafd.eged out OF my friza
knS, BHy, RoaApos.tiun thylrt N
esSesixs 1h lcncc Of our great
c-o,f. will not oppose my
sl4 y tTaF Fhe Reyereni'Idcadar-
isis ". lAyl fin Of ta= sjm mt, h4~
90 ~. tie the Goriiaa kaa;
a., q - as oue, aHI that tae,
!. y. pes to listen to aught that
y ssale.4 4y sag "A elsnge his parpo,ee
ss~ss vAsainous ca" exelaim-I lie bigf-
~ rs'iea rirl Nroning Granger with
- ~ LILLY fn,S, s%esSeNhns eye., ~ai.e her
= ..s, a"' e-a ~ ~ -a1e no luIiea-
'''.i '''tsa .si lt ,.io are ,rgr raj n. to
ea.r SInd their Government. Witt
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ARoosTooK DOES HER WHOLE DUTY.-The
Aroostook HeraM says.
Let 80 man accuse Aroostcok Of not
furnishing her quota for the war. Patri.
otisn and loyalty is at no discount with
the masses. \ few months ago secesh ;
prophe,ed that one company could not be
raised in this County, and even some of
the most loyal thought We could not spare
more than that. What is tic result p
We have sent coo of our stalwart sons to
help swell the grand army of the Union
war forces. Pres4ue Isle has done much
more than her part. There are but two
or three unmarriedmen lett in our village.
Sixty have enlisted from this town. What
place has done better than this in proper
ton to the number Of inhabitants?
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The tim, of the falling of the leaf
has come, and immediate attention should
he paid to securing the Halh, of dahia>
and gladiolis for winter. aud to the plant
inc out of tulip crocn. hyacmth and 9TH
CT hardy baIas for carI5 spriue blooming.
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lNpRS CorN--IIunt's Merchants
Ha2o-iac SAYS =" In ultimate compost
tion, in nutritious properties, in digesti-
biIitv, and in lis adaptation to the various
necessities Of animal life in the different
climates Of the earth corn meal is capa-
bic of supplying more of the absolute want
of the adult system, than any other sim
gle substance in nature.
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In brief period the prisoners werepot
in secure place, the Girl was again lock
ed up, and the dead and dying Of the late
contest removed.
(coNcLusIoN NEXr WEEK.
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Half way up he paused; for the light
Of dav. coming from an npper easement.
lit up the lone ante-room extending the
whole length Of the building, plainly r.
vcalin1 to him the door he hal 50 recent
" locked upon Alice, and also, before it,
much to hi, surPris', with her mouth to
the key-hoIe, the sable form Of one whom
he less than any other, expected to see ia
such a place.
Dia4h Grow, the late scrying-woman
Of my d1inty Aliee, by All that's wonder
ful - was the thought Of Granger, as he
retrcated step or two for fear Of being
discovered. " see how 1t Is. | shall
have another prisoner in ii minute won-
der how she came here. She must have
watched me entering the house. I'll lis
ten Il moment perhaps | may ct some
news.
list hist! Missy Aiicc, are You
here? Docs yoa hear M - whispered
The sable daughter Of Ham, Il lartr, fat
na-rc~s Of some forty years, whose whole
f72i eHyeR5'c batoIoncd RUGGED health and
rrnuiut COOL nature. "Spsak, Nissjs-
am va II H. room
thought heard SOM ono at tae
~ towards thn door.
81 /! 're' u '-Sy Aafa a2a'H m
gs'' 80 '''2 - - '''il- S,7.,t o'
5si,'i si .li'.''t7 TN A. '.1-
II an Htiz>.~, l fal.F 10 ilttt, sir
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mined, and Shall expect to see youmore
yielding and compliant when next visit
YOU. now 90 to prepare for our ap-
preaching nlptlals. Farewell until we
meet again,
= Ihat hope may never be" said
.AIIce. Bat, hopeless as i, my situation,
| do not yet di,Pajr The designs OF the
wicked are sometimes straug'l Y thwartcl,
Al the very moment, too, when seemingly
about to be fulfilled.
Horace Granger heard the last words
Of the ma len. but he quilted the room
without stopping to reply, The noise Of
the key turning in the 10 ! tod Nice thlf
tn lieutenant had not targ9ttei to look
after her continued satety.
The fanny OF A.lea B nton resided not
more taa m'ie= tfem the =ehtfenehe4i
camp OF the reb1.' at Manassas cap; ana
consisted only OF the m9thef-a Ia " OF
,9ftf-i'g,79e son and one daash'eF-
I'9pert ami At''a--7i the respective az
OF twenty-five aud maete'n' tossth'r WITH
some i've or sfX nero servants; the i1ta-
er OF -A'.-r ant h''zrt WI. 7Iln IN tn
taShs os=aiont ~, while serving II
hen'anAnt N tha tnts States army.
Seme lev w. tfe',9o,' aat With the
coming oi 'At li''' '99a1a : "fe.tt't '[9ol-
10 u ''A'7'9' ie" '.'ill ranger ''''' '',sl u,
aPlfafy' Il. 'fs ro''1sIee o' .Nilse, na' !, u
Il al ,h@ ia1,l1l "sfs a4'i'lea pam.
.
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Z, o c t t Y.

SBDGvGcE, Oct. 18th, 1851.
Mn. SAWYER :-SIR The following lines
were printed in the Atlanta (Ga.) 1ntelhscn-
Ger in 1856. Thinking they might be of in
terest to your readers at this time, will YOU
please publisha NJ. a. S.
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( TERMS or ApvEHrisISG enc square rlrs-
| three insertions, SI ,25 cach suhs, qucntluscr
! ton - cents. One square one year, 80 uu
/ A liberal discount made uH leHs advertise
ments A s1uarcis 1GIincs Nonpariel.
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TRADE ~ New YoRK.-The imports of
merchandise at this port for the eight
months ending August 81 were
Ia ISI3.....,.. ...............Sl SlI9 n5l,CS4
- IHo".'. ............ iO',6l6,6l1
Ia l0bI.. ......... ............. VI, iZ,937
The export trade of the eight months
shows most remarkable advance upon
former years. The shipments of produce
and merchandise from this port from JAN
uary lst to August 5lst we're
IN lH'V.. .......... ......... ....... 09.t+tZZi
IN IN"l ....-..... ....... Sb,3Uo,G59
While the imports show decrease of
forty-liye per cent, compared with an av-
erago of the Two last years, the exports
have increased, under the same COMPARE
son, siNly-eight per cent. The bearing of
these facts on the prosecution of the war
* most important. In the same propor-
ton as we have reduced our imports we
have reserved our capital for home pur-
poses while, so far as we have increased
our exports, we have added OF our cap
ital from abroad World.
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TRaNs, TeneoPtcs. $1,000; one copy when
paid within six months, $50 at the eNpira-
ton of the year, 500. No paper discputiuu-
ed until aIlArrrarssns are paid. These Terms
vii be strictly adhered to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-10

Oh skates. The Emperor aud Empress, the
Count and Countess de MorHy, and in fact,
all TIE court people young enough to indulge
il this kind Of .exsrciss, are on the ice every
afternoon.
The emperor, who is a good skater, even at
fftF-two years Of Hge-a man is "young" IN
this country, you know, till sixty-hies about
through the crowd Of skaters as unmoiestea
a. any other private gentleman. The en-
press, who is not a skater, and who commenced
her ice exercises in a handsome hand-aied
with golden runners, has at last been Induced
TO try The skates, and yesterday made her
dsbafi in 8 short Russion costume, which eN-
posed her hzris8ns feet and legs, and set oh
her person to great advantage. Her majesty
got along vcrg well for a frst attempt; she
was led 81 De hand b. several gentemenln
her f4st mcfensnts-among the rest, MT.
Stevens, The veil known Belgian artist, and
one Of fhe crseko skaters, had the honor q
~conductine her majesty. Several American
ladies' har appeared on skates, bat Ice is 20
rare e. psfis that skating Is not regarded as
an amneraent for the fsminines. The inttis-
tive of ne empress will perhaps give Il vogue
for any future occasions thst may present.
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menea, that upward Of
Three Million BOTTLES

7 NM ---- III Y ~ - ---T--|-- y : : II
PROOF Of its niriLsicmer and super iority over all other
preparaii0ns or stomach medicines, either ia Eurepe or
America, that upward Of
Three Million Bottles
were sold IA Great Britain alone, besides upward Of
7oa,OaO dozen exported 20 all parts OF the habitable
globe.
The attribute to the Scotch Tonic
Is to prevent as well as cure. BY attacking the root Of
the complaint, and thereby removing the hic2eu cause
Of disease, ~ gently stimulating and restoring thu
dropping energies q the system, an assisting nature iu
her task Of vital snd fuucuonary reformation 10
every one suffering from Bilious and Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite,
Debility, Sick HeHdache, Costtvengss, impuriUes Of the
Blood, and all Adections n the Stomach Liver and
Bowels, It is invaluable; and 80 a preventive Of Chils
aud Fevers, whether Bilious. Rsmitteut, Intermittent.
Typhoid. or an other form, il Is peculiarly applicable,
being a perfect Regeneration OF the whole functions ef
the human system. Comparatively few doses Of this
~palatable stomachie mskes the susereT feel elastic and
vigorous, reno es all tmpedinerts, clsanses all impure
ties, strengthens generally The whole human functions,
aud has never been known 70 fail in q single instance
where It has been tried.
Females and Children
Can use this strengthening Cordial-fo for weakness or
stomach diseased OF any Kind. To the m-ther, while
nursing, these Bitters ara indispensable, and more par
ticularly when the noihsr's noarishment Is Inadequate
10 the demands OF the child.
To those who wish to Reclaim
Themselves from q life Of dranksnness 10 one OF So
morbid sppstte for strong drinks, and restore both the
functiong Of the mind ana BODY to a s0Eud healthy con-
dttiOn, and will act Ike q charm In ren0vating the sys-
tenn, and drive away the Sick Headache. Hsuseous
This only true and reiuvenatiHgC Cordial. the Highland
bittsrs, or Scotch Tonic, Is sold and prepared from the
originat recipe, BY
S. MANSFIELD & CO,
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RIVER STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

RIVER. BUSINESS ETo.--Ths weather
vas nne but cloudy yesterday. Bus'1ess Stiho landing
vas brisk. The river was alou. Stationary, with indi-
aasioBs Of = rise. Little Red 10 reported By Captain
Jones, Of The Gen. Pike, "a be falling and Waite river
10 be swelling. Z. me arrivals and departures regis
tered since ouf last, were New Orleans for 81. Louis,
Southwestern, Metsori Louisville for New Orleans, Cham
osliors F~zirchid, Atlantic, Fanny Built New Orleans
for Louisville, Diana New orleans for Cincinnati, Deea-
turS New Orleans for Pitt burF, silver wave......The
New Uncle Sam went out last night for New orieaus, with
4,os5 bales Of oottsn, six hogsheads Of tobacco, and .
hundred boxes Of Preseotts Memphis made soap......
re Decatur from New Orleans for Cincinnati. SIZED out
is load here, taking $50 bales Of cotton. The silvef
we've, from New Orleans for FittsburE, cid the same
thing, iating 25 bales. A deck passenger fell over
board and was drowned.
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Equal 20 every emergency, TIE original recige was
handed ever 10 q respectable drm Of pharmaceutical
chemists in E~diuburg, who have prepared it exclusively,
tin its introdu-ti0n into the Southern States q shoi.
time Rso. And It may be mentioned as . c ~uclusiye
PROOF Of its Intrinsic merit and superiority over al other
preparations or stomach medicines, either Ia Eurepe or
America. that upward OF
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It's RemaTka0le POwers as g


fully tested. asd crowned with unprecedented SIC
80 IN every ~instsuca where its virtues were tried
ID it might have been truly said that he g0Od time
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-" sa KAN BH9et,
Over G. n. Carleton 5

We also wish 10 trade improved city property, bring
ing in good rents, for a farm and some ten or twelve ne
groes; VIII pay some cash.
We also desire 70 purchase for a frieDd, a pleasant
place Of three 10 ten acres, either Improved OF min
proved, containing q ROOD building site, for part cash
o5 YOUNG < WILD.
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The Obief Among Medicines.
! DHENTLINGFR's FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPA-
- RTLLA = ~nAkDELION Ia purely vegetable
preparation stands az the beaa-of sll curative SCENTS,
70 cases OF ecrofnll- Enlargement OF the Joints, Chronic
~aheEmsttsm. Erupti0ns Of the Skin. Netfis Rash. Tet-
Ter, Ind geston OF Dyspepsia. Nervous or Bilious
Headache |Syphiiitlc o. EercuriAl Diseases, complaints
lrcdert % females; in slorLs for all diseases arising
from 8 deraEged c~oldl.ion OF the digestive organs, an
lDp1re state q the blood, OF tue injudicious use Of
mercury.
Physicians prescribe it in preference to any other
alternative iu use.
For sale by J. p. HILLS,
10. 3 Poplar street,
nrqn-fu va 81 &c.,, 80
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a-enr1enaen,n -.

ladies whohsve subscribed for ths Journal, and
her papers 20 numerous TO mention, viii please call
2 chem bss5-e theg are destroyed.
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JAMES J. AMoEETT.-......s-.---..J. n. FRovIEz
q MnMEMar 4 nnnUH~
WE OFFER FOR SALE:

An Elegant Residence, completely finished and re-
ID plste with eonvenienoes, with the Lot 100000 fest;
eorRer Psetotoc and Shelby streets.
Anew Cottage House, containing dve rooms, eligibly
situated in south Memphis Lot 5Oxl42E feet.
Two comfortable Houses on LEASED ground, IN South
Memphis, eEch with ave aud six rOOus. VIII be sold
very low, and presents an excellent opportunity 70 owl
a goOd House on easy terms, and with a little money.
SaveraI good Lots IN various parts Of NE eIIy.
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81. mt0ifal
TIE TRUE AND GENUIHE

= sas' y fsiIly iEis4, rnl sea restore u. tos. q
= ne digestive orzzns, i~nTiE8rsta t5rbI.,s -----
lelzaaiu nlAe nEgre, and adi snsrrv I, fs.E-s
lels9s system It's value haH Eag1 r----[-l-
ottHa y is wonderful Restorative. - -
ollLAafy 1ni9 had been miuly srha11rsd TtsW-E-
1eAl p me aety Wien no chez rsr - -
manner. 1Aa
Eor ~09SsUhPTIOH aad BaoEOHTTrq
Esr eghDfgLA IN ell is esve1ansnts
tr HkAANES8s WASTING. snf evs~r - -
AE-lAAs - fWalTe p~rggerira are uarirsIaf
- nay De aEeu Without tsrrUsh Nv 49,
peLsll- ana retained Eitaout e-5-t "a +E----
.fs slonaeh. is E1psTi0rity 10 tsfs ~ 49,
MosA arAierhucs % rcnulleurn. - r-----
ssa Tor NJ oommeud1tsu q the ua-f e-Ire---
.inat sro1Ehout TIE States; ne urItts1 ts-T--s
/ q re Faie1fa
Ca-Versiiy o. Fsnlsylrarts
aeH-1a11 College q PhEafafshfa
fNadel9hia College q NedicIne an afb.-
lefl1s 1hould ~ careful to B-r-.ass on ~ "a
n1-ed r~sputzt-o1 n Hsy desire tas ~ -. -,
mnedla3s adgaufages o. the remedy. ma 800 -
Pfsr1re has decided svidsuaes u superisrtrv We 49,,
sran4a- Azlu'nctursd o1ly y
JOIN O. BAEEa 4 ca
m1pTtars and Dealers 10 Dr1rs. Cemtsa- ~
kor sale % the trefs -
DEAa1Ea & WETHWRur
@shstn street, bsioE Uniou. zsst ~.
6resulzFa Block.
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NOTTCEi


HEnFHfs, January 8, 1851.
A IL SLAVES or Colcred persons travelling on the
a MEHPdIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, M
accompanied by Cw1ers OF SCENTS, mast BE provided
.uuh SPECIAL PERMITS signed by owner or agent,
csuutersiEucd and stauued by The agent Of the railroad
selling the ticket. Printed blank permits will be fur
n.shsd By tickes arrests, which must be 6led up, stating
the station 20 sud from which they are to travel.
Owners travelling with slaves, and not known - agents
ard conductors, viii be reQuirei 10 give satisfactory
reference, OF the slaves will not be permitted to travel
On the trains. ". J, ROSS,
alOIm General superintendent.
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Females and ChiIdren

Can use this strengthening Cordial-for weakness or
stomach diseases OF any Kind. To the m-ther, while
nursing, these Bitters ara Indispensable, and more par
ticularly when TIE mothsris noarishment Is inadequate
10 the demand Of the child.
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LANDl n LAND

FO 5A II
1 WHERE is nov offered for sale upoa reasonable terms.
4 a. such sized tracts - wall suit pHuehasgTs, the
lstEue o. lad erautsa ~. Moreland, ~ TIE Meri-
can gcTerumaEss sittatef IN the cCuuty % Polk, State Of
2eEss, or the waters OF Ienard's creek, about hve rallies
easto Smithneld5 OF Trinity river, and thrsugh which
land OF within i've miles, will the Trinity Tsl ey and
Palestine railroad pass. Fhe land Il. covered with the
bsst q timber, conataing DO part u pine az fnest
kiad white OAK hi-eory- ioE~cod, gum, elm. ASH. wal
MT etc, az well - The best quality Of freestone water.
and that IN abundance. Also, sitEzted in = dne setue-
meut, and bis various other advantages.
TEHAS-QHe-half cash, sad lhs bEznue II twelve
month";, % aEor ae4 o. goo1s Eelid De tten N part
PAYMENT.
FOR furher urttuiars can upan
:. X. ALEXANDER. Memphis, Tenn
or, L. S. MczICKIN, Livingston,
aelS-2m Polk county, Texas.
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@rp @0o0s A0nses.

Fine Red Blankets,
Heavy Kentucky Drills,
LIDSeyS,
Pure Irish Linens,
Linen Table Damask.
Gents Sporting Blankets,
Super French Delaihes,
Elegant Dress SILKS.
Ladies' opera ClOakS,
Best Velvet Carpets,
super Velvet Rugs,
Choice LiRe OF COrsets,
Best H0OP skiFts.
Heavy Stock FlaHHeIs,
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sEnECrEn AnKANaAs 1870

400 acres Chioot county, Tp. II s., RAW;
1880 " DeshA county, To. II g., Raw
$40 ..
SO - Monroe county, Tp- IN, R.2W.;
go =. GrIttelden county, on river, two uiles from
Hopeheld;
1850 = Prairie county, Tp. 2 s., R.6Wj
1000 E" Dallas aRd Jefferson counties, II. IS, R. u
WI
AIS =. Prairie county, Tp. IN, R.eW.;
$40 " Jefferson county, Up rs r. 70 W;
10 Jefferson county, Up. 7 s., r. 10 W. near
Pine blud;
$50 =. Pulaski county, 70. en-, 2. n W;
1900 - Arkansas eounty, Tp. IS. r W;
Besides many more choice selections Of superior land,
which We will sell very low.
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FREIsHT ABD ACCOMMODATIONS TaAms
VAL leave and zrlFss - falgHus
LEAVE AEHIuE AT
9aTuer Et-.-s-es..el5 A 81 ! Eouphla EL--.Ago r q
LEAVE ARaIFE AT
Memphis ---...7d0Al Garner aA....--Af0 ? =
Trains striving s. Hsmphiso o1Bsct via ths Esmsha
shd Charleston and the heEpnis and ohio EaiHOzzA
fcf the NCFfh and Eas1-
Tralas aTriviEg e. Garner staiion there con1ec- VIII
q dailFims q uall raachss, whieh 1snvs On srriVsi o.
ne mai uain fQr sEelsdas aud Eea Orieals VA his-
sbsipui Ceuigal Railfoad.
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DR. BILLIN
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"Truth is Mighty and VIII Prevail.

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4 when they look around and sea the happy faces O.
their Family, Friends and Negroes, in the enjoyment 81
health, who have been saved from a premature grave
~ the timely useof this invaluable medicine.
OHOLERAl that sc9urge-that curse Of the Missis-
sipFi WALLER, has lost its dreaal DIARRHFAl with its
cebilttating inGuence, Is as the past, e. enc OF
the most iHsiduoua diseases Of the human system Il
overcome, and all Irregularities Of the bowels are re
moved BY the use Of DF. Billings Strip.