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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

We have received the last number Of Frank LeSlie's
AEontAly, one Of he largest and most extensively IL
Illustrated magazines published in the world. tits filled
with tae choicest literary matter, deeply interesting
aud hneiy wLitennovels, stories aud incidents Of trav-
eI, fully illustrated, besides a vast amount OF miscells-
neOus reading Of the highest character. It is unim-
peachable in It's moral tone, and is therefore admirably
adapted for family reading. It is OF special interest to
ladies for, besides all other matter, it contains sixteen
.pssesdevOted 20 the newest fashions in dress, MILD
merry, n~eedls-wOrk, sc, with numberless illustrations.
the onsly engraved sud oolored fashion plate is worth
abe Subscription price, - per annum. This magazine
should be on the table Of every lady Of taste. Subscrip-
lions should be sent to Frank Leslie, 10 City Hall
SquEre. n. z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

'Tvr WrArnER.-0ne year ago yes
..-A.v the first steamer of the season
...,boa on, wharf. To-day the ice on
- Missouri river is as solid asin mid
inter. Spring is extremely backward
IN this region this season. "Winter" not
GIy aIinggs in the lap Of Spring" this
,..r hut seems to have brought It's
Uniting along 10 spend the day" There
$ ) consolation to those who believe IN
he old saving in regard to March wealth
,b.r. however, Comes in like a lion,
will 90 out like a lamb"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
proved December 81, 1861.
EPUBLTC-No. q

EPUBLIC-No. 2.
An Act to increase the duties on Tea, Coffee,
and Sugar.
BE TT ENACTED by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America, in Congress assembled, that from
and after the date of the passage of this act,
in lieu of the duties heretofore imposed by
law on articles hereinbefore mentioned, there
shal. be levied, collected, and paid .on the
goods, wares, and merchandise herein enu-
merated and provided for, imported from
foreign countries, the following duties and
rates of duty, that is to say First: On all
teas, twenty cents per pound. Second. On
Coffee of all kinds, Eve cents per pound
Third. On raw Q commonly called Mus
,eovaGo or brown sugar, and sugars not sd-
vanced above number twelve, Dutch stand
ard, by claying, boiling, clarifying, OF. other
process, and on strip of sugar or sugar cane,
and concentrated molasses o-rconcentrated me-
lado, " cents and a half per pound, and on
white OF elayed sugar, when advanced be-
yond the rawstate, above number twelve Of
Dutch standard, by clarifying or other pro-
cess, and not yet refined, three cents per h.;
on refined sugars, whether loaf lump, crush
ed, or pulverized, five cents per pound; on
sugars, after being refined, when they are tine
tured, colored, or in any way adulturated,
and on sugar candy, eight cents per pound
on molaSses, six cents per gallon Provided,
That all sirups of sugar or of sugar cane,
concentrated molasses or concentrated mela-
lado, entered under the name of molasses or
any other name than strip of sugar or sugar
cane, concentrated molasses er concentrated
melado, shall be liable to forfeiture to the
United States, and the same shall be forfeit
ed.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

The Boston Post says a young mar
has been so impressed by the manner in
which Welles enriched one of his rela-
tiveS, that he is inquiring whether any
of the Secretaries have sisters, as he
wonts the situation of brother-in-law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION,

DIR. THOMAS F.CHAPMAN
Will send to all who wish it free Of ehargel, the
Recipe and full directions for making and using a
beautiful vegetable Balm, that will efectually re-
move PBFPLEs, BLoTcHEs, TAN, FREeKLEs, &c. &c,
leaving the skin smooth, clean, and beautiful also
full directions for using PELATREGU's CELEBRATED
STIMULANT, warranted to start a full growth of
Whiskers, or a Mustache, in less than thirty days
of the above can be obtained by return mail
by addressing with stamps for return postage DIR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
S3I. Broadway, New York.
Feb. 1852. Ino3I-2ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Rebels at Manassas Going Home on
q Visit.
WAsHINeroN, r

WASHIEGToN, e 10.
No considerable force of the rebels
have left their position at or in front of
Manassas.
Many of their re-enIisted men, hav-
ing been furloughed for sixty days, to
enable them to visit their friends and
homes, have departed. AS they filled
a number Of trains for several days, it
was rumored hat the Confedrates were
~eyacuating Manassas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
A LOCUST SEED,
LARGE RED ONION SEED,
By the Ounce, or Pound.
N TOBACCO SEED,
For sale at the Advertiser Office

LADIES R~EPosfroRY, for March. This
most excellent periodical, ever wessome
TO our table, comes this month freighied
with an unusual amount Of No. . reading
matter. Engravings NhaIing5 and
Mary Queen of Scots. Leading prose
articles: Mary Queen of Scots, Genius
and Talent, Kate's Letters to Lou, The
course of Life, From Benares to BIjnour,
Letters to. my daughter, Social Fiction,
The Little Sapper, The worlds beyond
us, Redeeming the time, A Pilgrimage to
Pilgrims Rest, Some of the Lessons of
War, Whales and Whaling. Poe s.
Hitchcock, Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Terms 80. Rev. H.. Burch, in this, place
rs an authorized agent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

The St Louis Democrat of the 2Sth,
says: 1--WE have the most positive assn
RANGES that Columbus has been evacuated,
and that the rebels are now working with
the desperation of dispair 10 fOrtify Is
land No. 10 before our forces move upon
them-''
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Sem AND AGRIcULTURAL WARE
vousr.-We take pleasure in calling at
,sn,ion 10 the advertisement of A. II.
Hoyrr, Chicago, ILL.,, to be found in the
advertising columns of Our paper. The
name, Hovey, has become a SYNONYM .or
Seeds and Agricultural Implements. A.
n. Hovey is from the old seed house OF
Hovey & Co Boston, where he has had
50 many years Of experience. We have
no hesitation in recommending this house
10 our readers. Trade for this section Is
now looking to Chicago, and we advise
our merchants to call on MI. HOvey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Homer Johnson has
been appointed Administrator of the estate Of Os-
car F. lake deceased, late of Nemaha county, Ne
braska, and all persons having claims against said
estate must have them on file in the Office Of the
Probate Judge on or before the the G4th day Of Jan
nary, A. D.. 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. b., the time set
for the hearing Of claims against said estate.
%. ". WHEELER,
Probate Judge.
February 9Th, 1902. ~n3I-4w-S5
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
LOst.-.A silver TObaccO Box.

A Silver Tobacco Box was lost somewhere in Brown
willie the past week; ribbed on both sides, a square
plain spot IN the centre. Aside frsm its intrinsic val
ne, it is valued because Of being a presentfrOm a friend
many years ago. The finder WILDE satisfactorily COM
penszted by leaving il at the hdVsrtiser once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

Whereas Alexander McKinney has been appointed
executor Of the last will and testament Of william
Richardson deceased, late of Nemsha county, Nebras-
IA Territory, notice is hereby given that have appein-
ied July The Ith, and December the 9lst, 1862, al ~
O'Clock A. NJ, as the time for hearing claims against
said estate. Ali claims not hled before said date viii
be forever barred. 4 ".
FEB %, lsss-ar $3.50 Probzte Ju5gs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Creditors Attention.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned having
been appointed commissioners 70 examine claims a.
gainst the estate OF D C McCanless deceased; will meet
fer that purpose at the once Of the Probate Judge. IN
Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska, on the last Tuesday
in February, and at Rock Greek, in Jones county. Ne
hraska, on the drst tuesday in March, A. 1862, at
8 0 clock A. n. Creditors will take notice, that all
claims or demands against the said estate must be
presented before or at the time last mentioned, Orpay-
ment wilfbe forever barred.
II. n. REYNOLDS
II. N. WIOKHAH 4Commissioners
Beatrice. Gage 90, Jan. 20. 4te5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Man SHOT.-We learn from the mail
carrier between this City and Rock PORT
Mo. that one Sam Tate was shot by Kit
Richardson at the latter place on Sunday
last. Tate is rebel, and was ordered
10 be arrested by authority of Gen. Loan.
Richardson with others was about 10 ex-
ecute the order, Tate resisted and was
shot by Kit. The ball entered the fore
arm and ledged in the shoulder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

,Stsphen Buckley, one Of the boys of Com
,papy &C." First Nebraska Regiment received
q desh wound at Fit DOnelson, the ball re-
maipingi in his leg. he refused to allow the
surgeon to extract it, saving he intended to
bring that ball home, and il he IN dertook to
carry it in his POcketh he would be sure 70 loose
ft.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Maj }. P. BAKER, who has been at Wash
City, for several months past on bu-
siness~ connected with the Doe and Missouri
Indians, reached here on Tuesday last, on
his way home. We did not see him, but
learn that he was entirely successful in his
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
GuaranEse

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of
-, undertake that, If the foregoing bid foI
carrying the mail on route No. ----be accepted
by the Postmastef General, the bidder shall, prior to
the lst day august, 1892, enter into the required
obligation, or contract, to perform she service pro-
posed, with good and sufficient s~uretes.
This zee do, U~nderaand5ag distincFlg
The obligations and liabilities assumed by
guarantors under he27h section ofthe act
Of Congress Of L-h.2 1928
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Jim Coleman has not yet discovered
the whereabouts of his 'long lost"
F-renchman. Won't somebody bring him
hack
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Form OF PrOpOsaI Guarantceand
Certificate.
PrOpOanL

The undersigned - whose post Office address
is --c county Of - State IF, proposes
to carry the mails of theUnited States, from July 1,
1862, to June so. 1866, on route No. - between
and -, under the advertisement Of The
Postmaster General, dated October 80, 1851, "With
celebrity, certainty, and security, % fer the annual
sum f dollars.
This proposal IS made Nth full kHOlCI-
edge Of the distance of the route, heCeight
of the mail to be carried. aud all other
particulars in reference to The route and
serUlee, and. also, after careful erazuina-
tiOn of The LaWs and Instructions attached
to the advertisement.
Dated
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Louis Neal lost a fine horse last week, and
game nearioOsing his own life. by breaking
through the ice while crossing the Nemaha
River at the Nemaha City Ferry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Col. C. B. SMITH, formerly Receiver
for this Land Office, is Brigade Quarter
master in the "Curtis HOrse"-Col.
loves Z. Regiment of Cayalry!!!
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

Why was it so natural for Floyd to
leave TT. Donaldson
He had stolen so much from "OId Buck"
that it was but ~"playing his hand" to
steal away from Buckner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

The reason the Confederates were de-
feated at Fl. Henry was that the gun
boats wouldn't go off.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

DR.. McPHERseN and D. H. McLAUaHLN
are pow running the extensive FIGURING Mill
erected by LEVI SPRINKLE, in this place, and
are turning out asfne an srticle Of Flour as
can be found anywhere. They are both eK-
perepced men in that business, and are trust
worthy in every respect Bring on your
wheat
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

and ihat Governor Harris has offered to
turn the Confederate forces over to the
Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Occupation or Nashville COnffr'
med.
skrmish art independence.
washington. Fen. 25.

WASHINGTON. Fen. %.
The Navy Department to-day received
the following from Cairo, frem Flag Of
fcer Foot:
Lieut.. Commanding Gwynn, with the
gunboat Tyler, has just arrived here
from Tennessee, Mississippi and Alaba-
ma. He reports the Union sentiment in
Southern Tennessee and Northern Ala
bama, and reports the Union sentiment
in South Tennessee and North Alabama
to be very strong. / shall send him
back to-day, and he will call for a regi-
ment at Fl. Henry to accompany the
%gunboat, which will add to the loyal peo.
pie of those States to raise Union forc-
es within heir borders.
WAsHIxsToS, Feb 26.
Gen. Mcclellan received a dispatch an
hour since, from the West, confirming
the report that Nashville is taken by
Gen. Bueps army. and stating that the
rebels have fallen back on Murfresboro,
about 20 miles south of Nashville.
Kansas CRY, Feb. 26.
Is NNNuLlCQ dl nuCpEuJ6 Ou
the 18th between a detachment of Ohio
cavalry and a band of rebels headed by
Quantreil Parker. The latter were rout-
ed with the loss Of three killed. several
wounded and several taken prisoners. A
quantity of arms were also captured.-
Our loss was n killed and tree woun-
ded.
Cairo, Feb. Is.
Nashville was yesterday occupied BY
10000 troaps under Gen. BueL The
Federal flag is now floating over the
State House.
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned
on Saturday week and mel again YES.
terday at Memphis,
Ii is reported that commission have
been appointed to confer with the Fed
eral authorities at Washington 10 arrange
terms Tor the transfer Of allegiance
j 8 r ... AVE" |"..
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

The undsrzignsd, postmaster a. - State e
eertifes, UNDEH HIS OATH OF orFICE, thatho
is acquainted with the above guaEantors, and knows
them to be men Of property, and able % make god
their guaranty.
Dated
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
S
LIFE BITTERS.

and was entirely cured. Ihave had no attack since"
D. Westerville, Esq, Of South 9th, near sth STREET,
i'll, writes: "Augnst6 ~1S60-Having
been troubled with a diflculty in the Liver, and subject
to bilious attacks, l was advised by afTiend to try
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
Nebraska
Ist Quality Ct Flour s2.2O. 2nd Quality s1.a5.
n q Il IA
For custom grind ing, one-sixth per Busbel
L,SO
Also

Flour exchanged for Wheat, both at the Mil and at
my store In BrOwnville.
Flour, Meal Shorts and Bran for sale at the Mill and
at the principle stores in Brownville.
MELVIN s. COAT
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
DARLTNGs
WEB REGULATOR,

Ii Llb IbLO OHAA4 O1G3
in .afording immediate relief. 1t is a thorough Liver
and bilious remedy"
Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes February Is. 1850.
In May last I had a severe attack Of Piles, which,eon-
fined me to the house. 1 look one bottle Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
LIVER L
DARLING S
REGULATOR.
DARLING
LIVER REGULATOR
AND
LIFE BITTERS.

passed clOtted blood by the urethra. I am now en-
,tirely cured, aud take pleasure in recommending these
reme6es."
Mrs. G. TebOw, II Christopher Street, n. T., writes:
"Feb. 20, 1901 have been subject to attacks Of Asth-
ma the last twenty years. Ihave never found anything
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06
LIVER R%EGTLATOR-
.~iIv Nedicine.

1 did so, and found it to operate admirably, removing the
bile and arousing the liver to activity. I have also
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-06

bile and arousing the liver to activity. I have also
used it asa
TamiIy Medicdn9s
When our children are out Of sorts, we give them q few
drops and it sets than all right. I ind il meets the
general wants Of The stomach aid boweis whea disor-
dered.7'
READRR, AZ yen need either oFbotn Of these most ex
celient ar1laEa inauiro Tor them AZ the atoreas a. yeH
do fn1 them. faE n0 fher1buttlncIoa One Dollar
ln d lstsr. and Is rsccins tho t Remedy pr
Remedies viii be sent According to your directions, b.
mail or express, post paiC. Address,
DAN'L s. L
.IO2SNassau Street, New York.
Put up in SO cent and 81 Bottles, each.
Nov. z, 1861. niS-6m
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Mothers,
Tho1sandsareda daily spsakihen the prAiseof
DR.. 4ToN'S INFANTyEE 'cosiDy4r

Tholhandsared daily spsakingin the prAiseof " 49,
DR.. .EAToN's fNFANzIEE 'coRDIAL,
RI why. because fails afford ~
shsr sTenn time HaetsRs by magic, one acr,
~1ileo1vince you that what say true It cou,sp.
NO PAREGoRIC OR OPIATE
Of Kind and therefore by
our eh, instead OF BY deadening its sensbities. Eofh
eaHon it commands itself only reliable o
khown Tor Children Telling, Distrhes Dysenterv rrn,
IN the Bowels. heidy of the Stoach Wind In t
snc CTenp alsoor softenngthe Gums, Reducing
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain Il has 10 .ura
being an anti spssmodic lis used with unfalng srcces,
caes OF ConVnsion other Fits AS yop value the life and
heath of 5onr children, and wish them from
5ghting Consequences which certain tins Nc,
Of rarcotics Of which air other remedies for Inans ~
patR are composed take but Dr. Itsntie On,
dia this can rely isperfecy harmless and
nst;nure the most deicatenfant fee Fnldssee
sionGscconpGny each bottle. Prepared only by ~
CHURCH DUPONT, -
.ss. No. 400 Broadway EeFYers,
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I.O, g. e.
Grand Lodge OF LonisIana.

rs TiF
rHER. ". GRAND i opGa Or LorIsIAN4,io 0. o. J..
meets semiananay On fourth gussdays Jaaary
july 1861 Grand Ledge Room, Odd Fellows A aorer
Camp and Latayettestreets, New otteaps; 49, ,
Lt 1 NJ Ssas ss a s%" s & S y Cent
necia Lodge Nool2, r. " D. Gfhnd Master Joseph West
ofIousans Lodge, No EW Grapd Warden; HsEfa FIR
dsfner Of sonlhwssisrn tosse No 80 h W. Grand Tehsare
r. q. setscn, of Lodge no 40 and + A Dent
gel Of Louisiana Lodge No. fapd Representatives The r.
Lodge, No il, " Grand Chaplain ;FIeasis EsNe. y Wer
chants lodge, No. ~, W. Grand MRsa; John Ialca
Washington hodge No$3 w. a. Cunduaot; J.5 ktets Of
s sfssRsssssf Toiss 'sAa
Didria pepafy Grand 5aSteEsJoht Barnett e Cove.
nant Ledge No II, District No 2, hew lFeaI9 John
BURKE of Jefferson Lodge no. g. District No. b Egw Orleans
Y Richafd Of Excelsior Lodge No 81, District No Thtbos
Qnelousa4 u. N. Collins, Of DeSpo Lodge No nsgt No
Baton kongc John Noole Of New Iberia NJ, ST. plspc
No u Now Iberia o. Jacobs, Of Meth Ledge No. n DISTRICT
No 4, slneysport 4: sESpHuh II PEaifle Iedso No ",
District No. Ia, Washington s. u i!gzter Of CI:c 7todge
No. 81, District No. II Clinton; Julius Fnda Of H.asnn
Lodge No So District Ne r. New Orleans F. W PIKE, A.
sumption Lodge Mods, District No Ii,Gapoconvi3e.e
steAtiag Soao4a.ss- Of the orderr. q. g. Z. fAs
siG-P. a Luther Hotnes BETA M. IL; p. G.-J6seph
E y M AppsassF g NC saaP No
ne Harmony No. 81. EeSfsa.iye r. b. a. ;sghos NJ
hlaks EonmssTeinss Ne Y a. Bruee Cleans, No
~, Il g. Stcson Southwestern, No 40; z. G. John T. Mn
Ter, Gtertit ~ = = Il PSfeEs lio|aid No Gop
,5i'n Sn i ,%ws siIaaaa hs'o' No s.
Cough, toinmereial, No =. CtedeRtAlsP o. r. a. 1s1
Josiah Folger, Union, No. q. 50
All concentrations TO tie R. W (Igaud Master C 6 sad
Secretary should be forwarded to the ote Of The G Secret
airy, IL u&G elbows HAL -.
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FIVE PKEPARhTTONs

saaped ofhe Boodin different
Coughs Coits ronchita affection whatever Of ii,
Throat or Lpngs inducing Consumption use No. which is st
the No. for Depression of sprs Loss Appetite and fer
Chronic Complaints arising from Over General DEBILITY;
snd Nervous Prostreon, No. Liver Complaints No
fos nsfpeps'a Being already prepared for absorption 1t
taken BY drops and carried into crcustions
that what gain You RETAIN The Female Iregu
arities Hystea Weaknesses Sec special directions fol
th.s Fc. Salt Rheum Eruptons scrofuloue EdneT s1d
Bladder Complaints take Ne s. II ell direction,
must De strictly followed frfce Of slooa Feed 81 pei
bottle. ~ w. w., -, IN n + - -
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT Nc. 400 Brosd&ar, Esr
YeEki J. WRlGHFd CO., No. 15l cbartref e:4ee: o
WOOD CO.. 81. Louis Mo-, and by sill Respectable arrx
Essss throughout .he country. b =
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sIIIlatiae aalalllgeilfe. .sS,.s 8. 7.
gRxsorsrs pTrscEs Mo- 70 Camp ssrest, a
ss&Ss Wedncsdas Morning. January 20, jHe2S{
,Errfyerf Yesferfsmv s. s5g

chr L'Eelair. -, fm the Goast, to 1nsster4-2d
chr grazos, -, I'm the Caast To master I'd dist.
Il 5vss Steaanbeata.
Louisville, Combs. I'm Memphis.
aEs$ Grand Duke Norton, I'm Memphis. q Y 10
Magnolia, Moody I'm Golumbus.a ,s.
Judge Fletcher, Smith. I'm Columbus.
i u a1herEille. Gross, I'm YYi Transport.
Z Ians Perret Gopps. fin Qpelousas. 4 AZ
s ts a Era No 4, BRistoW I'm Alexandra. MI
ssF d la Gotten, Baranco, fin Bayou Sara.
Music, Dalferes. I'm Lafonrche. 8 vs.
3sss Diaua,I adoYich, I'm Fort Jackson. ,[sf}
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imports,

COAST Per schr Il Cellar O. ehlls molasses to
j W Burbridge &co.
4 COAST Per schr Brazos-- H. bbls 1nelasses to
Montgomery q w lite e 100 do SO hhds sugar Tole-
danos III lay or 30 do to order @ ~ s
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s4EroRD,s
EYER ~ eo.RA ToA
Ncwer DebflfEatss.

=
IT'S compounded entirely from Gums and hss
ae' s'Anaafa ed'cne known hna approved by ali
that have ased it, and is resoed with confidence
I. has cured THOUSANDS within the laat two vssr.
given all hopeB of relief ssthe numerous
cate IN my nossa.eio, chow :, = - N'4-'l
The dose uet De adapted 10 the Of he rdyd
ratakng used as to gently On Ii.
o1 9Hp 80, .slt
your lpag1nent gnideycu In the Of the
Liver nvigoraor and it will cure Liver Conpaire Bilious
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Depot No. IA Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world. "s'''
The g PM up In bottles Of hreesyes z Largo
u'ednT snd small The small holdsha pint and ress fol
one aonr per bottle Tho medium bottle holds at les
ger cent more in proportion than the small and
collars per bottle fhel.ge holds quart forty per cent more
W hOIGGESp SHa 5ssils er three dollars bottle o
assEe s. Louis Mo- and sold good dsuKssts aIc
fancy goods dealers.
]. -WRIGRT & CO., AGENT,
rr. "a ii and I6l Char rsss trest,
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s.sp ,x r+fz===zz=zzzy7 NIISsKSSFpPI AND TEN.
sEsaE ~ - ssaNEs RAILROAD
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.


FIFTfTHREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FoUE
... HOURS TINE SAVED. sr
Travellers going troz New Orleans Memphis Hurnhol.
Cakslle and Nashville. Tenn, and Columbus Bowling
Green, Ky twill
~ ~ .,5- r. $40, d - q -.
FOUR HOURS IN TINE AND FIFTyTEREE- MILES IN
DISTANCE, s.g
BY buying tickets 10 Memphis the Mississippi aud TsnDes
see Rairoad 4 "n ...r e-g
Also, to points the Mississippi river above Meurhis
points Aksnsast the line of the Memphis and Little Roc
Railroad for tie interio: of the State
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or.
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A. NJ. and arrive At Grenada l50 A. NJ and e1aphis
A. ~, connecting with trans on the Memphis ard Chic Rail
Eead, and arriving at Nashville at II T. NJ The evening
A Daily Line Of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf N Mem.
lhe for onts the Mississippi river far uorth as For Pl
, New MADRID and Columbus KY. 4., .r
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sl4 b.
BE 10 ask for Tickets via the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad 70 Memphis. 81 49, " 'Hs' a+-'"' I.'s' :
no NILES MERIWETHRR,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
F. s. RICHARDS. General Traffic Agent. dsH