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ALL HONOR To New JERsEY-In his vale
dictory, forming the conclusion of his last an
nual message, Governor Parker, of New Jer-
sey, makes the following proud boast:
While every effort has been put forth to
meet the calls of Unconstitutional authorities
for men and money to suppress the rebellion
against the Government of the United States.
not single right of the State of New JERSEY
has been yielded, and not one of her citizens
during my administration, has been deprived
of his liberty without due process of law"
A proud boast
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REPUBLICAN EDIToR IN TRorR1p ~

REPUBLICAN EDITOR IN TRoUBIE.-Tba
negroes in the Michigan colored regiment who
have come back from the war, have gone to
suing Colonel Henry Barnes SUPERFICIAL
and hlgh-tamed fanatic, who first organized
the regiment, for the recoveries of their boun-
ties, which Barnes thrust into his own pocket.
Some forty suits have already been entered
Barnes, at the time he was thus stealing from
the darkies, was editor of the Republican pa
per at Detroit, and was scolding severely at
the copperheads for their want of sympathy
with the negroes.
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DREADFUL CALAMITY.-In Rowan county
North Carolina, one day last week, some bows
built log playhouse for the children, and put
straw in it. The children built FIRE in the
house, and the straw catching fire, three of
the children, named Rymer, were burned to
death before they could be rescued, there be-
ing no available means of escape. -r.
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Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, Jan. 25.-Flour heavy; Wheat
steady Corn firm, 75@7ec.; Oats dull Pro-
visions steady Coffee steady; Sugar dull !:
Whisky quiet.
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New York Markets.

Neo York, Jan. 25.-Cotton declined &C.,
47@4S; Flour advanced &C.; Wheat advan-
cling tendency; Corn declining Pork heavy +;
Lard steady; Coffee and Molassesauiet Gold
1,393.
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LATE PAPERs.-We return our thanks TO
MIR. John M. Smith, the obliging Purser of the
steamship Saratoga, for late New York pa
pers.
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New York Quarantine.

44l60ny, Jan. 23.-Governor Fenton sent
message to the General Assembly to-day re-
commencing the appropriation of $50, 1000 for
the Quarantine Commissioners at New York
to use towards averting the cholera
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wheeling Municipal Election.

Wheeling, Va,, Jan. 23-The municipal
election yesterday passed off quietly The re-
turns indicate the reelection of Mayor Sweeny
and the entire Democratic ticket.
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From New York.

Ne'o York, Jan. 25.-Foreign papers re-
ceived here, announce the death of Frederick
Bremen, at Stockholm
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LEAVE YOUR NAMES.

Persons in this city or Portsmouth, desiring
the Day Book left at their homes, can have 1t
properly attended to by having their names
left at our counting room.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS contribution of
.Virginia Friends" in Iowa for Mrs. I. ].
jackson has been received and forwarded to
her. Moses D. HoDGE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gs> COPPER TIrs protect the toes of Chill
dren's Shoes. One pair will outwear three with
out Tips. Sold everywhere.
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NJ ORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
In RAILROAD COMPANY. The per cent
bond-holders of this Company are requested to
report to .Thos. j. Corprew, Esq.,, Treasurer at
Norfolk, Va, the FACE numbers of their bonds,
naming unpaid to the LIST July, 1865
WIN. MALONE, -.
President
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, November 9th,
TRAINS leave the foot of High Street, Ports
mouth, at $50 A. M. DAILY, except Sundays,
through to Weldon in seven hours, connecting
with Trains for
NEWBERN,
GOLDsBORO,,
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nov23-tf

L just received 1ss -
Double and Single Guns, p4t aa
Painted Toilet Sets, s.H-s I'll
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots. bss .,r5,a
Longbit Axes, aa = isH ag a5e
Zoe Eodgs as a and WSstenholms' Cutlery, ~
Old Dominion Nails, Jute Rope Il t5fgo, s5 5
Circular and Cross Cut Saws 81
Enamelled Cloth, Crates, Locks, :
keepers ~ -oi p'use-
decl4-tf ~ U.s.
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| NOTI &c E. ,e.t ,
All persons indebted to the late firm of Cuth-
riell Haynes will please call and make payment
| to = GEO. W. CUTHRIELL.
p. S.-The undersigned will continue the Gro
Gerry and Commission Business, at the Stand of
the late firm, No. 3, East Wide Water Street
and solicits the patronage of his friends and the
public generally. . - &
dec25-tf GEO. w. CUTHRIELL
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RALEIGH,
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa urdays. a
close connection is made with the fine Steamer
ELLA, for Edenton and Plymouth. -
Trains al leave Weldon daily, except Sundays, a.
Steamers of the Old Bay Line and 'f'''''N ~"
:, On tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays with
the Steamer for Edenton and Plymouth.
T. nuTn
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WANTS.

HOUSES WANTED.-Wanted to
IL buy several Houses for parties removing to
this City to reside. -Ag Ban 2 al L sas7a RI
Apply to E. c. LINDSEY & CO., g.. =.
Real Estate Agents,
Janl2-tf "a West Main Street.
C1TUATION WANTED.-A young
~ man, having an extensive acquaintance in
the surrounding country, would like situation
as Salesman in Retail Business, in Norfolk or
Portsmouth. Apply at se.eszs sea ia,
janl1-tf DAY BOOK OFFICE. n,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
QUARTERLY MEETING FoR NORFOLK DISTRICT.
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g A bill to repeal an act entitled an act re-
lating to witnesses, passed by the General As
sembly of the restored Government of Virginia
ON the 29th day of Jan. 1864" was taken up
and ordered to engrossment.
MASTERS AND APPRENTICES.
"a bill to amend and re-enact the fifth
section of chapter one hundred and twenty
six of the Code of Virginia for 1860, in rela-
to engrossment.
The Senate then adjourned
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the church, by the hope Of your mar
tyred ancestors, TO dash into pieces thal
Intoxicating cup which heretofore has
brought ruin on your families and DIS
grace on your native land. in a word,
LET me coniure YOU by your aspirations
for Heaven, to enrol yourselves once
more under the banner Of the Gross, by
q good confession and follow It without
Struggling, throughthe pilgrimageln IN life,
and thus rejecting honor on the place OF
your nativity, and giving proper praise
TO him whom we commemorate on this
auspicious day. Every spot of your
country is hallOwed by religious
"reminiscences, and her patron Saint
holds conspicuous position in her
canOnized history. His was the imper-
ishable honor of winning that nation TO
God and It's faith and education are,
under Heaven, undoubtedly attributable
TO him His virtues shone as stars
amidst the corruptiOns Of the tunes, and
his heroic example have embalmed him
forever in the memory of his children.
His was an apOstolate elected By God to
produce happiness TO the human race,
and, hundreds Of years hence, when we
sleep with the ashes Of our fathers, and
when human glory crumbles 70 DUST his
name viii yet be revered and ms falth
viii enlighten generations yet unborn.
His life was one OF utility % his fellow
man. and fragrant With the flowers of
virtue. The approaching gcoBsummation
Of his earthly career was 20 him an OBJ
iect of composure and resignation; and
he might have wen exclaimed with holy
Simeon: Now, O Lord, dismiss Thy
servant according 10 Thy words in
peace" Celestial angels lowered around
his dying couch at Armagh heckoning
him with golden wands through the dark
portals of death into the splendors of the
mansion OF God-aud he, having east
the expiring glance on the land flourish
ing in harmony and peace, and having
impaired 20 his spiritual children his
bows his gray head TO the
storms Of a hundred and twenty years
and sleeps placidly in the Lord.
Thus lived and died 81 Patrick, the
pride of Ireland the glory Of the church
and the admiration of the human race.
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~ One of the most notable of the az,
rivals in the House of Lords On the open.
ing day was the lady who came into the
House escorted by the Earl of Lovelaee,
aud who was recognized as the LADY
Anne Isabella Noel King Noel, the Grand.
daughter of Lord Byron. As She tool
her seat among the peeressesl danghters
there were few who did not regard With !
peculiar interest the somewhat pale face.
Ight brown hair, and bright, INTELLIGENT
look of the daughter of Ada. ,,
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Terna,lo Nnnr 1,nirn

CAIRO, March 2l.--BIr. Tompkins
clerk OF the steamer Baltic, reports wit
Messing where a tornado crossed the Mis-.
sissippi river last night at Chain, a few
miles above this city. He reports il
about one hundred yards wide, and on
both sides Of the river every tree in the
track was blown down. He heard of NO
damage to boats or property ia the route
Of the tornado.
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SAMUEL IIGHE,
-. NAGENENEI, ST.
THOS. CONWAY,
J. FEALI,

alessrs- sam asl Tighe, II. Msgeveuey, sr., and
Others
Gentlemen Your note, asking copy
ofthe panegyric delivered on the i7th
inst, in St. Peters Church, has been re-
Ceived.
Though I do not perceive any good its
publication may effect, and though it
was never intended for the perusai Of the
public, vet I viii not refuse your hatter-
ing request.
Herewith / send you a copy, and
thanking you for your kind appreciation,
remain, gentlemen, respectfullv yours,
j. 4. ROTCHFGHD. 80. B.
=
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AentueAE sOiGterSs Conventi0n-.At-
tempted Suicide

IlII I1F LIlIlEf NIiIUII -
The Kentucky Soldiers, Convention
meet here on the 9th and 9TH of April.
Arrangements have been made TO bring
soldiers at half fare over the principal
railroads. All officers and soldiers Who
served in Kentucky reginients are cordi-
ally invited. A large attendance is eS-
pegted.
Sterling king who confessed himself
guilty Of attempting tie ASSASSINATION of
Secretary a ard, endeavored to commit
1sicide this morning by severing the
bloed vessels OF his arm. His recovery
is doubtful.
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BsT Milledgeville (Ga.) papers say
more than 1000 negroes have within two
weeks passed over their railroads, from
Putnam and adjacent counties, for the
Vest, They have been induced to leave
their employers on the promise Of higher
wages although contracts had been rati-
iled by the Freedmen's Bureau. The
most able bsdied and likely fellows are
thus taken with only change Of cloth
ing. Their particular destination is un-
known. They may or may not see the
planters thus deprived of their employees.
They viii be disappointed in making
their crops. This complaint comes up
from many counties. Several parties
have been arrested who are thus tamper-
ing with EN- ployees.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.
MIS- GRAVES JAMES A gEavgs
GRAVES & SON,

FfpplAeiofs nt
DR.. GRAVF's ACUE Pills. AMI I-BILG0Us PILLS
AMERICAN LsNfMEEr. PAIN EzrhAC-
1OR, CAEDT vtluIeuGE, Pli.E
OTNTtrEST. AEO
CUEE FOR DIPTnEHIA ATD THitoAT DISEASE,
And Dealers in al kinds %
Patent Medicines. Pcrfumsry. soaps and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines uBd Brandies, for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco.
FIayOrins Extracts, Sponge, brushes % al
kinds, Combs Quinine. Quinodine, Purified
Cho-noz1ins salphats % Glueonls. Morphine,
Chloroform, Opium, and many other prspana-
tions. ttiat wfii he sold tow.
- WIN also Keep an assortment Of Eisetic Medi-
cines.
- We viii have catalogue % our stock and
prices thai viii be furnished those desiring
one, Tree of charge.
No. Z2a MAREEEE STREET.
betWecis sixth aud Seventh sta,
iaIl-auf Louisville. KT.
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ENIERINa ~ sEpAN.

When the precise time approaches fol
/ taking her seat IN her sedan, usually be.
| tween 5 and O'Clock in the morning
! previously fixed by the foriHgs-telier, hel
toilet Is co.l 4leied by one Of her parents
| taking the thick veil aud placing it ovel
{ her head, completely covering her fes-
! lures from view. She i npW I'D out OF
I the rpoll 10 One-of her female assistants,
/ and taxes her seat in the sedan, which
! has been brought ilto The eption-TOOm
/ OF the mouse, The iiO0r from her room to
/ the SEDAN Is covered for the occasion with
a klnd Of red carpeting, so that her feet
may not touch the ground. She takes
her place in the sedan, amid the sound OF
hre-crackers and rlgsiS By the band. Thc
bride hef mother, and the var:ons mem
oers Of the family, are required by GUS
tom, to indulge during this nCrniag, il
hearty ana protracted pryiag, oftentines
no doubt, sincere and unaffected.
While seated in the sedan, but before
she starts for her future home, her pa-
rents, or members OF her family, take 8
bed-guilt by It's four corners, and, while
holding thus before the bridal chair, one
of the brides assistants tosses into the
air. one bv one. four bread cakes, in such
a manner that they win fall into the bed
quilt. These bread cakes were received
fIom the family OF hes husband At the
same time as the cook ana vermicelli
We're reeeiSed. The woman, during this
ceremony, is constantly repeating felici-
| tous sentences, which are assented % BY
some Others Of the company. The quill
containing these cakes is gathered uI
and carried Immediately 70 an adjoining
room.
heosJecJ OF this ceremony Is explained
70 be 70 profit the family Of the brides
Patehl4 oeihg an omen Of good, which is
IN some manner indicated " the Chinese
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7 nave e10mlneu Inc ingredients and OrD-
ounce tIeiu innocent, and the bread cuperior.
r. &. MALOSE M ID
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UNION TRANSPORTATION
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Mississippi & tennessee Railroad,
SOrrcE TO MERCHANTS ISD SHIPPERS.

cr,grrns have been established at Menu
u -. 49,. ffs,r,eneio ColdWater, Como, 5ariis,
z n Pssitiis osEIapd and Grenada. 10 which
1870 'Freiqhts can be shipped without Pre-
5pSvn,ent until further notice To an Other
t--f,fs frsisfIfs mast be prepaid.
'SF,9s. complaint Is made ln Consequence or
e--i-i,ss being sent back frUm Depot Every
efI17t IS being made ny tiie Com pans 20 50 ou
- 57sau sent cut DAILY for the last week. Dnt
-+tIi n Il not sufficient 10 meet the demands
~ ~ ne Depot Ia which to receive and ssola
freIgat and but a limited supply Of rolling stock
We cannot do the business which rs now ouer-
ing. satisfactorily 10 the pubic lstfs e-eftion
lle's' been and will continue 20 be made, 70 IN
srease fire amount which Is shipped. but We
canned DO mere than The facilities OF The Road
A. =, LINERMOBE.
fenq5 General superintendent
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PROFESSIONAL.
EWING & MYERs

J. s. EWIE0.
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BRIDAL OUTFIT

Some two or three days before The time
fixed for the wedding, a red card is sent
by the family of the bride to the other
party, stating what furniture win be fur
nished as the brides dowry, and the
number Of leads. The person who takes
this card-usualIy the 90 between-in-
forms the family Of the groom what time
these things may be expected.
At the time indicated on the card, the
dowry of the bride is carried in process
sion through the streets, with as mHch
parade and show as the amount of the
furniture viii possibly admit. Not un-
frequently, when the parties are near
neighJ0rs, the procession or p0rJers or
bearers, instead Of of taking the shortest
route from the residence Of the bride 10
the residence Of the groom, takes a cir
cuit0u5 route through the principa lstreets
for the purpose Of exhibiting the urnitur0.
In the case o. the riCh, often "A large
anne ant OF superior household furniture,
as warfrubes, tables, chairs, trunks, COW
erlits OF quilts, tAe exterior of which is
Eilk or satin, and various less snowy, yet
expensive, articles, is thus curTied in
procession through the streets. The
number Of persons employed in trans
porting these things sometimes amounts
10 one hundred, or even more. Those
who can afford the expense have some
of the articles bound aruund or fastened
to the carrying poles with pieces Of red
silk or Grape, or red cotton cloth. This is
considered a great day for the families
most especially concerned, and every
thing connected with the procession is
designed for display. Probably there is
quite as much vanity and desire for
show, in connection With o bridal outfit,
among the Chinese as in Western lands.
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TRYING on WEDDING GARMENTS

Usually, the day before he wedding,
the bride has her hair done up in the
styIe Of married women Of her class in
society, and tries on the clothes she is to
wear ia the sedan, and for a time after
she arrives az her future home on the
morrow This is an occasion Of great
interest 90 her lRmiiv. Her parents in
yi,e their female relatives and friends 90
a feast al their house, The prUfesSed OBJ
jecl Of trying on the clothes is to seehOw
the articles provided will iit, and TO as
certain that everything is ready, 50 that
there may he no delay or confusion on
the arrival uf the hour when she is TO
take her seat in her sedan. While thus
dressed the vail, designed 20 conceal her
features on arrival at her husbands
residence, not now being worm, she pro-
Deeds to light incense before the ances-
tral tablets belonging TO her fathers
family, and TO worship them for the last
time before her marriage. She also
kneels down before her parents, her
grandparents az living, her uncles and
aunts If present., and worships them in
much the same manner As she and her
husband viii, on the morrow, worship
his parents and grandparents, and anoes-
tral tablets Deionging to his family.
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ST. PATRICK.

Sermon Delivered o. ReU. J. 4. RofcA-
ford, az 81 Peters Church, on ne I7rh
u March 1866, Before he HjberaiaB
lftlal Relief Society.
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NTuecATTvF. low. Afaroh oi

MUsCATINE, Iowa, March PA mosi
terrible storp Of hail, accompanied bv
lightning and thunder, passed over this
place on Monday night. The hail So
large as pigeons eggs, fell, breaking win.
dows, etc. The lightning was terrible.
destroying hair a mile Of telegraph poles
and melting the wires ia the Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r O. A Ms

rTIiE Best, cheapest aud most economical
Flour IN use
All lovers of good and wholesome bread,
biscuit etc, can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble, money, and dis4ppoitsJueut "a
IS ALWAYS RELIABLE, and Is not effected w
bot or cold WtlitAgr. It does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, Salaraius So,ia
or salt, and ONLY IIALF the usual quantity
Of shortening, and when cold sweet milk IS
used, still less shortening is needed.
ONE-FOURTH less OF this Hour is required to
produce like amount OF Bread, 10 that made
IN the ordinary manner, which item alone will
about "a y TILE PRICE charged for adding the
self rising ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOfs CAKES. and all
kinds OF pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount OF butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR ENCELS ALI OTHER Tor
Batter Cakes, Waihes, Pudd!ugs, the dumpIings
for Chicken Pie etc etc
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CHICAGO, March 2l.-A terrible hail
storm visited the city and vicinity last
light. At Hyde Park, six miles sontb
OF this city, hail stones measuring sew N
inches in circumference fell profnselv.
Considerable damage was done to build
ings and trees,
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AEd is a Saving 0F from So 10 s.
per RnrreII 20 Tie Consumer

This article haas mo9 with the nOsi
wonderful success. q large promotion
Of the citizens of Memphis and sur
rounding county are now using it; but I
am continent there are many others who would
avail Themselves OF its advantages were thev
satisfied regarding It's HEALTHFULNE Esq
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPN EsSS
To convince such Of these facts / have ob-
tanned a large number Of Certificates from wen
and favorably known physicians and others, a
few Of which j give below. One trial will CON
vince the most iHcredulOus that IL IS to their
advantage 20 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every lf4Iagt
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Wines, Ales, POFteFs G COrdiaIS
JUST RECEIVED.

30 baskets Vine, Piper iieIdsiek.
80 do. Charles IeldSiCk.
90 boxes Charles Farrc.
70 casks English ard EdlnbHrg Ale ana
PoFier, pts. and qts,
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OetaYoS Plnnet, Uastilli0H and OtaFd
BraHdies.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan Gin,
so eases Curacao.
% eases BHnlsetie.
2j cases AasghiHo and Absynth.
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
bhis. apple Brandy, warranted SIX
JeaFS old.
10 casks lriah aud Scotch Whistles.
100 pkgs. Bourbon, Yarlous grades and
ages.
"a Orders Solicited from the Trade. .-ySa
No. 342 Second Street,
oPPosITEmE GaEENLAw OPERA HOUSE,
MEMPHIS TENN.
jai5 3n
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PILES.

m GILBERT has now a remedy with whiclI
L he can cure any case OF Piles flesh is hair
20. Hewili cure any one Of syphilis. chronic
or acute. he gives NO msreaTy. Experience,
twenty-five years.
once. s. south zide Court Street.
lnarll-lm
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REcoMm mENDATioNs: :

MEMPHIS, TENN, August s. 1865.
have used MorpWl'S SsIf Rising Flour and
nnd II 10 ne most excellent article. { have
also examined the Ingredients which prndTrt4
not only innocent, hut lmUOrtant 90 perfect
nutrition can freely recommend il as "a most
healthful and desirable -four producing am
article OF bread superior 10 .hat made in the
JNO L. FRAYsER. N. D.
We fully coneur. In the above, having ez-
amined the ingredients.
{. L. WILCOX, ND.
X. +. BROWN, M. ID.
Ihave examined the ingredients and pro-
nounoe them innocent, and The bread snperior.
K. G. MALOEE, M. ID.
MEMPHIS, TENN. August u. lSg5-
nave used Morgan Self l,lsiHg Flour, and
examined It's ingredients. 10 is all that he
ctaims for II, ana is entirely harmless 10 All.
SICK or wei, and Is especially adapted Is "a aiet
iof dlspePucs aud cOnSumpuves, lis materials
supplying IN those cases, heslthfuI and much
needed nutrirnent. j.. W. GABBERT, M. ID.
will prepare any barrel Of flour sent 70 me.
OF Will furnish any quality OF flour ord eltl i,at
LOT @ ny own siiles use none but the very best
" Harrison, or ltS equall
The bread and biscuit made from this Ronr
can DO eaten as We'll warm as cold. without / he
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and tIvspeptic
such eases.
Pat up In 8, 12, a, and IS pound pa kages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.
This -four wiz be found on sale i;f nacEates AZ
all first class family groceries in t1e CIV M a.
wholesale al the n-anutacsOry. AS Mai, Ii rast
doors South Of BeaIe Mems,hiS- Tenn.
a noerA discount viii pe made to the Trade
lanlA ALLEN = SORGAN. Proprietor.