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not follow, or the Executive pardon
should be exerted to ave from punish
ment, as il surely would

A BIOGRAPHY OF GIN. CLEBUBNE,
we are glad to learn from the Pine Bluff
Dispatch, is being written by a friend IN
that vicinity, who invokes contributions,
however, from all officers and soldiers
who remember incidents or character
istic circumstances connected with the
career Of that barn soldier. We trust
this call win not be made in vain, upon
the survivors whom CLEBURNE led %
battle from Shiloh to the fatal day at
Franklin, who must have much OF pub
lie interest to tell Of their beloved leader;
much which will serve to give a living
p~ortraiture Of one Of the very best of our
subordinate general Others man who
confessedly filled the measur Of
every grade and command TO which
he attained. Every possible memorial
Of such a man should be faithfully col
lected, and as soon as possible woven
into a fitting record; that is the least the
living owe to the mustrious dead Of our
Inflated revolution.
q distinction with n broad aud powerful fan,
Putting at all. irfluoWs He Hght draV-
And what hath mass. or matter, bg itself.
Lis rich f0 virtue and u~nmingled.'
ANY such information as is asked for
by the biographer in question, he desires
sent 70 the Office Of the Pine Bluff Dis
patch, Arkansas.
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JUST RECEIVED!

AMI EUk oAhE LOW lux tA3H.
d casks BACON, Clear sides anfs Shoulder.
~ ~ Foxes DAVIS s C. Break1a & Bacon
10 Tierces Roe's 5. C. Hams.
20 do do plain do
81 Bols- Texas PscaRs. eX.ra lar-e-
50 Boxes Mesina Lemons
10 Ibis nrSt quality Ms Pork and E-ar
= HaIf bbls White Fish. No.
% Hhds az grades Louisiana Sugnr.
50 Bbls- and half hnIs Nolas=z choice 70
90 DO do Sor-nuai- good
50 Bois Whisky Bourbon, Bye. Robertson
County, etc. etc.
10 Firkins ". r Butter.
Also. our own Imp0r1atouzoA
9 Baskets quarts aud pints. 81.
Elus& COS bouzy aud "Cabfuze Clam-
10 BASKETS, 0tz and Pts piper HeaeE
Champagne
50 BoxssQtS and Pts -Chas Farre sluev
8 Boxes QA and Pts, D ST. Maressu
Champagne.
9 Oases, Qts and Pts, Div OF
To- Gases and = S~auiines.
~ Eases llaret. various hraufa
tasks Us and Pts, Roor. Touurer a
sons Sparkling Ale
3 Pipes "Gomezz anehon TabIa ere-
Pipes Old Port Wine.
COgnac, i5S.7 Us
Pipes "Ptnet CzstIIon z CO. do tsn
Cognac, 1881
NEt0 havana Segars, various brauIz
Besides a full assortmaar n Co.. r---r-
found IN our line, warranted f-ssh
LF.FRANE SEQ
S2 Front Street, between Madison 8 Caarf S.
aprz-lw
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INFER DEPARrMENT.

Irish Linens from the most celebrated and
best manufacturers.
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linen, best quail
ity, at attractive prices.
a splendid line of napkins and Doylies.
Towels and Towelhng Crash, at very low
prices.
A splendid line Of Damass, from the snow
drop u the real double damask.
Wine Cloth in different qualities
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Cognac Brandies.

az Marteu. uhe oldest houze In C1v-r-.-
Varous viutaZes In wood a.d gIr-
Henuessy. Plnet Casful8u- Pasfa.u rr--
yer-FariOGs vintagesLn wood ana 49,
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Dry GeOds. BoOss, shOes, Hats, Ete..

AT AU CTION,
By w. III. PASSMORE a co.
This Wednesday morning, April 18th. a. 10
O'Clock We win close out the above goods to
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sEcARs &
SUNDRIEs.

10000 Havana Scars, Of various b-arEe Re-
gala, ~Londres, Imperial Coucl1s, Opens auI
Frensad0s.
Virginia smoking and Cnsrlnr Trra-r4
fair % very suneriOr-
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NEW DvERTIsEM'Ts

NJ ASONIC NOTICE.-The a
VI membor OF Leila Scott Lodge, No. IN
-, viii meet at the Hail of South Mem-~
phis Lodge No. us, this "Wednesday M
evening at S o clock, for labor in the \
II. N. Degree. Members OF sister lodges and
transient Master Nelson's in good standing are
~fraternally invited 10 attend. BY order OF
R-W. MITCHELL, W VI.
Attest; II. p. WOonAED, Sec'y. ap2j-It
o o. F.-NOTICE.-AH Brothers
L. holding any "RegaLll' belonging 10 the
Order, viii please return the same TO the Host
at the hail tomorrow evening.
CHAS. BORNER, Nc.
JNo. MCGBUER, Secy. apr5 It
4. NJ. BLACK, Memphis, Tenn; J. b. CowAS,
Late Medical Director Forests Cavalry.
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a picture is said 10 have been offered
for tie forthcoming exhibition, entitled
"Dead Game. by a. j., Washington.u
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GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
To J. VI. Mozart.

Thursday Evening, April 20, 1885,
AT GBEEELAW HALL
The following Artists and Amateurs will ap-
pear ina programme OF great excellence:
SOPRANO. VIOLIN.
Miss Nora G.. Bradford, Herr Miller.
TENOHE- Mr. Harry Widmer.
Mr.. ETH. Scranton, v-roLOxCELLO.
Mr. 2. W. Buttinghaus, Mr.. De Haga-
Nj W A. Gage, oRsAN.
Mr. H. Davis Nj B. A. Whaples.f
BA-SO. prArO-
Prof. II. a Sabatzky, Mr.. F. katzenbach,
Mr- B. A. Waples, Mr.. Anton SchIcs,
Mr- A n wilkinson, Mr.. E o. Eaton.
Mr.. Mozart. Dir. Richard Wiley.
Tickets One D0uar.
&c Concert 10 at 8o'clock.
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Ak Old BACHELOR's DEFINITION OF
LOvE-Alittle signing, a little crying, a
little dying, and a gteat deal Of lying.
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PRACTICAL CoNRIUNIsM.-To be viii
ling TO divide with any man who has
more than you have.
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OLD WHISTLES. GIN, Erc.

u bbIs WesmorIaud. Va. Old R~e- IgE z-r--
81 the late Raphael SemmeS-
S bbis Westmorland and Mouor--Farr lrr
Rye. distilled in 1855 and laL
titled IN l1o.
bols STARTERS. Old Rye and Rye aud Corn.
distilled in Is56 and faFL
. b5ls Mckee's Pure Old Bourbon. eleven
years old
10 bbs McKees Pure old Bourbon. three ana
i've years Old.
DeKuy pers Genuine scheidam Gu imported
In wood aud glass
kirklEtgn Scotch WhieFr. W~F0uu.rru Tar.
Foreign CoudlaEs and Liquors
English and Scotch Ale. Porter ami Er.rsr
Stout.
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BLACK, COWAN &c CO.,
PRODUCE AND
Commission Merchants,
Charleston Avenue,
Near the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Road Depot.
NHENHnrrrn -
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

REFER To:-COI. sam Tate, Tate & Able, H.
F. Garth, Cnsh'r Commercial Bank: W-B. Wal
dram NOWtsn. Ford & Co..: r c. Brinkley
Southworih, knight & Co; Meacham & Tread
well W. keeuan Hi, Strange & Co.
60 C~OnSigumeuts solicited. Prompt atten-
ton given to all business entrusted 10 our care,
and orders for PyOvender and Plantation sup
plies filed al the shortest notice and at lowest
rates. All orders len Al 2 Front Street viii
be- promptly attended 70. aug5 In
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REWARDS.

SIS0 REWARD.-Was taken from my
DlOO lot, saturday night last. 9th instant,
three miles southeast from Como, Miss, one
bay horse MULE, Sor g years old, PAGES wen
under tine saddle, name and tale recently trim
med. will give 500 for the thief and $50 for
the mule. ] have had four others taken
from me during the last three months since.
Any Information addressed me at Como, Mss,
will be thankfully received.
March 80, is6. n. r. SLEDGE.
anB Fuv
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o.
LOTS IN DUVALL'S BLUFF.
White River, Arkansas,
In Front of WOrsham House,
On Tuesday, May 10, 1866.
sale tocontinue from day to day, TIN All are sold

hUNALLS FLUFF is situated on the west
II bank ofthe White river, $50 miles nom its
mouth, q miles from Memphis where the
Memphis & Little Rock railroad crosses that
stream, and - 4 miles from Little Rock Il IS
situated on a bluH % feet above high water,
anu Is one Oithe heaithiest places u Arkansas
Steamboats, run regularly from Memphis and
>. Louis and other points 10 Duvall's Biuf.
The uver is always navigable 70 that place. In
formation may be had and maps seen at K G..
Brtnkey's office. Memphis r. r Whitdeldis.
Corinth, Mss atR, R. ONCE, Little Rock, and
my Office, UuvalIs Bluff.
1EKNs. One-third cash, balance IN one and
two ycarsr with interest. Title perfect. Gen
erai w~arraTtee deed given and lien reserved.
B. D. WILLIAMS,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR TAN COLLECTOR ON
friends / announce myself q candidate for the
office Of Tax Collector on Privileges. Election
on me 18Th June. NJ O'CONNOR-
AT THE solicitation. Of many friends, I
"A nave consented % become a candidate for
the Office OF RECORDER Of the city OF Mem
phis, at the ensuingJun election. Thave been
a resident Of the city for tventy-three years
morn gte, RUSSELL sEGER
DOR CHIEF OF POLICE-ws
are authorized 70 nnOun BIN G. GAR
ktTT as a candidate for reelection TO the
Office of Chief Of Police at the ensuing election.
apl7tss
FOE ATT0RNEY
torney General, at the ensuing election.
EOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Il WM. ALLACE is a candidate for the Or1ce
Of Attorney General at Tie Nay election.
apl0tde
WE are authorized To auaounce II. A.
W ROGERS as a candisste for Attorney
Genera. aprS-te
EOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
CAMEE0S, as a candidate for Attorney General
OF the Criminal Court of the city Of Memphis.
AZ The ensuing May election. apStde
A TTORNEY GENERAL.-JNo
u MAhIAN ts "a clu1ltIie fDr Attorney cen
etal ofthe Criminal Court or Memphis, at the
ensuing election ap6tes
EOR MAYOR.-W. c. BRYAN is a
Il candidate for Mayor, at the ensuing lee
ap5
TO THE VOTERS of Mempbfs.
j l am "a candidate for the Mayorsity OF Mem
phts. ". D. FERGUSON.
apo
DOR TAN COLLECTOR ON
Il Privileges We are authorized 20 announce |
JAMES as candidate for the Of l
of Tax Collector on Privileges, at the enSu-
municipal election. apI3tie.
D. ELDRIDGE IS n candi-
i date tor reelection TO the office of Attorney !
General OF the Criminal Court OF Memphis.
Election oath MAY. APPS
IN r T. PONSE to Many
Voters and Old Residents Of the CTty Or
Memphis" 4 hereby announcs myself a eanui-
date Tor the Office Of City Tax Collector, at the
ensuing June election. NJ b. REILLY.
gaps Pres NJ City Tailor.
DE Request OF my man voting friends,
ID 1 ~nnuuuce myself "a candidate for the !
office OF Tax Collector on Privileges. at the COM
ING municipal election, June 18th, IS56.
MICHAEL BURKE,
mar2 Alderman Of 5th Ward.
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now look green and give promise Of a
partial crop. II is worthy Of mention
that the wheat sOwed with a drill has
everywhere stood the rigOr Of the winter
better than that seeded byhaud. This is
easily explained by the fact that the
drilled wheat is in all cases covered to a
proper depth, while much Of the hand
sOwed wheat Is imPerfecfly covered by
the harrow, or left entirely on the surface.
This matter is well worth the attention
of farmers.
FROM HIGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO.
We regret TO state that the latest re-
ports from the different parts Of our
county all tend 10 confirm the worst
fears in regard TO the condition Of the
wheat crop. From the most reliable es-
Inmates o fgoOd judges, ii Is believed that
the aggregate yield throughout the
county will be hardly equal to the seed
sown. Hundreds of wheat fields have
already been plowed up, to be planted in
other crops. So general and complete a
failure of the wheat crop in Highland has
not occurred for many years, and it viii
prove q serious disaster to our farmers.
HiHsbOfO News.
FROM NORTHERN GEORGIA.
Persons from North Georgia represent
AAlt laA iliilB ilLtAE1iH Oi tual rtELADU as
prospecting finely. Fields are being en-
closed, broken up aEd planted, and the
few freedmen there are working well.
The wheat crop looks promising. Men
of all conditions and every degree of in
telligence have gone to work.
FROM PICKAwAY COUNTY, OHIO.
A private letter from parties fully
posted, says:
The blowing up Of wheat fields has al
ready played out, although some farmers
did 10 two weeks ago they now say they
will probably have a fair crop. Some I
fields are doubtless injured badly, but
most of them will yield one half an aver
age crop; and take the country through,
thTee-fOurths of a full crop may be safely
anticipated. There were . per cent.
more acres own than last year. Some
say they will have as large a crop as last
year.
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CENTS FURNIsHINc

simoanees & Helger's Cloth and Cashmere
French, English andscotch Tweeds and CAS-
simeres.
AIarge stock of Plantation Supplies Of every
grade.
All OF which we offer at prices, in accordance
with The recent reduction in gold, having been
purchased within the last thirty days, which
viii be sold for cash.
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AGRICULTURAL MATTERS. Itnas been
asked when rain falls, does it ever get llp
again Of course il does in due time.
The farmers at Raleigh, N. c., have be-
gun TO plough. ~
Wood ashes and common salt, wet with
water will stop the crack of stove.
Important to farmers. Feed your chick
ems well and large crops viii! be the certai,,
result.
1t is proposed to import into this country
colonies of the English housc-sparrow for
the destruction OF insects.
The postmaster of Hayden Row. Mass.
recently slaughtered pig nine month old
which weighed 1903 poGnds.
Blazing fires built in orchards on warm
evenings when trees are in full bloom are
said to destroy large numbers of the ced
ing-mo.h.
In Wisconsin fine of five dollars is i'm
posed for killing grouse or prairie chickens
between Dec. and Aug. IL. or partridge,
ruled grass grouse or quail between Dee.
] and the first Thursday of September.
A correspondent of the Country Gentle
man writes that in Crawford County Miss
ouri. there Is a large cavern In which there
are hundreds of tons of manure consisting
of the deposits of bats, which for ages have
hung upon Its walls.
1t asserted in the last Prairie Farmer
that in single township in the State of
Indiana, $4,000 are being expended upon
new plantatihns of rhubarb which farmers
have been hqnlbugged to buy rs new
wine plant"
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TO CONSERVATIVES

e The advertiser, having been restored to health in
flew weeks by aYary simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung affec-
'ion and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
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To all Who desire It, he will send a copy of the
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tions for preparing and using the same which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and
Lung affections. The emily oocct of the advertiser
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
aud spread information which he conceves to be in
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remdy as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing fss-
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
fyl Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
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ID z. TO .BIA s.
VENETIAN LINEMENT

DIED OF CHOGP.-WHAr a PRETTY AND
IL interesting child saw last week But now
alas ! il is no more Such was the conversation of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars. Lied
OF Group how strange! when DIR. Tobias yenitian
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SITE OF ,u,sg.y.E,

Hancock, $50 the several sherifs of our Coun-
ties of Hancock. Penebsc t. York, Cun'ber-
rS land Lincoln, Kennebec Oxford, Somerset
=" Washington, Waldo Piscataguis Fraukin.
Aroostook. .Androscosgn, sagadahoc and
Knox, or either OF their Deputies, GREETING
- We command you to attach the goods or
U. $. I estate Of John 7. Little Of In Ore.
| stamp gon, to the value of two thousand dolJrs
I ) and summon the said Defendant (if he
CHA ma, be found in your precinct, to appear
Junei before our Justices OF the Supreme Judc.
80. ial Court, next to be holden in Ellsworth,
within and for the County Of Hancock, ON
the fourth Tuesday of October next, then and there
i'll our said Court to answer unto Charles T. Fitz of
Deer ISL in said county, in plea OF the ut
- for that the said Defendant at said Els
worth, the day of the purchase of this writ being
indebted to the plaintiff in the of eighteen hum
bred and ninety dollars and siXty-iye cents accord
ing to the account annexed, then and there in
consideration thereof, promised the plaintiff pay
him the same sum Oh demand.
Yet though oft II requested the said defendant has
not paid SAID sum ut neg,ccts do, to the dam
age of said Plaintiff las he says) the OF two
thousand dollars, which shall then aud there be
made to appear with ether due damages And have
you there this writ with your doings therein.
Witness, John Appleton. Esquire. at Ellsworth
his first day of June, in the year OF oar Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty five
Z ". FERRY, Clerk.
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Special Notices.

R
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than that, prevention is better than Cure"
PLANTATION pITTERS
Should always be used whenever the first symtom
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PIANOS,
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n. B.-Instrnmeus, selected personally and set
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M A II r. l T. d .

sulry-F Feb 9Th, by Rev. L pinkham. Mr..
Warren Young to Miss Mary E. Green.
Gould.bero--fcb. isth by H. NJ. Sowle Esq g,
Capt. Geo. f. Brown to Miss Alzira IL. Bunker
both Of tioul,lsbora.
Cranberry I>les--F,b / h, by A. &. Fernald, Esq.
Capt Chas. u Bunker OF Gouldsboroto Miss Clara
A. Youngest daughter Of The laie apt. Wi liam NJ.
Richardson ot Cranberry Isles.
1rcmon;-feb. 18th, by Andrew rarr. Esq M,
Carrington NJ adcy u, Eden to Miss Eleanor II
Thomas VI fremont, eldest daughter OF VIM /.
Thomas. Esq.
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THINK A LITTLE,

Many persons object to the use of whiskey, both
from dislike aud from principle yet find they need
often in their families pure stiiant OF like
nature. C.. A. Richards Concentrated Extract of
Rye Is designed to meet this 1t is not intend
ed as beverage alone, but for the of those who
need some spirit as a medicine. 1t is sold only in
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A. RICHARDS, 30 Washington Street Boston, is the
wholesale agent.
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ror ,ais in Ellsworth BY c q. rEcK.

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