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Chaneery sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, 3dday ofIEareh, 1856.


John D. FenneI. rs. A. j. Montgomery and
AID. WitherspOOn.
DT virtue Of an iutarlocur0rv decree made az
ID the November term Of the ChauceTv side OF
the Common Law and Chancery Court Of the
city Of Mempeis, I vii SELL az Public Auction. ar
the Court House door, on saturday, the third
day or March, is5, between the hours Of 10
and u o'clock H.. the following described tract
Of lana, in shelby county. Tennessee. contain
Memphis. on the north side OF Jackson street or
avenue, as 10 Is Sometimes called, known on y.
". Map Of the city Of Memphis and
It's suburbs. as McLemore avenue. beginning on
the north side OF said avenue where tie same is
infersected by the alley lying Immediately east
OF Greenwood Female College, as then known,
now called the State Female College. anu run
ming thence east with McLemGre avenue and
with the avenue east OF the College, such
ciude ten acres.
Terms OF SALE-Credits OF seven months.
len lis A.ALNIlN. Elerk ~ .L--.r.
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Chaneery Sale Of City Lets,
Saturday, March I'd, 1865.
- - o - 81 ". B 80

George P Fanlgzen.
FItl- Of an m-reriocutorv decree male IL
the CONNER Law aat cs4r,a-- 49, ~
ett- pi Nemphts.l vii Sell at Prbrf- s---51- Il
LIN. y lM7 l1uft House door. lemons T--n
Ll @L4liay The third cay Or lfs-sa- Il
between Tie hours o. I0 and iZo-cI5r- - ~
NO ~ on 2 plan Of the extension 81 ~ -1--E
fit OF tue tty OF Memphis tl-1ugn -
EirenitW and Others survey made E-W
hefft IN April lea. aud b-rud a. -
4t1AlAus eNentF-four tee1 three lnrhes ~ -
east side 0fslEth street. and rrur74g -.
lc-t o. ihe west SIDE Of Raleigh RE.T
Terms OF aALE-Czzh
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Chaneery Sale Of Real FsIale.
Saturday, Sd OF March. 1866.

Ben. Nay rs ". L Simmons q a.
DY virtue ofan lnteriocuton decree made i'm
~ the above cause on the 1ith VI January.
Ltl- 7 VIII sell ar public auction. on SATURDAY.
p OF March, I@A, 40 the Court House door .n
the city OF Memphis, between Che hours ORC ~
~ aud I'm, the following Gescr bed properly.
- wiz LOt No T. in Cars Subdivision. ahou.
three miles hrOm the city OF Memphis bounded
on the north by The Memphis and Charleston
HaAIoadt on the east BY an avenue. 1u the
south Dy McLemore avenue. and on the west
pF the residence and lot cr CaDE. Grasu. con-
tanning nve acres more OF less.
IEHAs or SALE-0n a credit OF SIX and twelve
months. Bonds win good security and a lrfr
retained on the land 70 secure the uurchlsa
money A.ALHIDN. Clerk ard Master
This the 9th January. ISIS n1.s-fds
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Bradley's DuPlex Elliptic skirt,
Is the best quality in every mart. graceful
~ Snspe, ano being flexible. make the most
For sale by ""ih-
MACK BROTHERS 4 BOaAf
A0f % Main SIeeL.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

s" ii. TENNIS, who has been for some time
w = connected with the Atlantic and Great
Western Hallway. and Cotton Express at Gin
~cinnati, BIAS been appointed 20 act as Agent foi
The C0mpsny az this point, and Is now pre-
giving 70 shippers a3 the Facilities and aavan-
JSges this Great Through Route affords.
All freight over this line for New York goes
through without change ofcars, thereby saving
the delay OF transfer attending other lines. and
landing the freight IN New York in much net
ter condition.
omce-No. "a Madison street. Ials
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Trustees SAFE,

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust. executed 70 the
ID undersigned by Arthur C0nneI. OF the Isth
day Of October, 1850, winch j. Of record in Book
No. %, and Oh pages ass. i&9 and 568. he viii
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder. for
cash, in 'front.' Of the premises. on THURSDAY.
LHE FIRST OF MARCH NEXT. the fol-
lowing described lot, or part Of lot OF land. te-
VII beginning at q point on the west side II
Third street, one hundred aud four aud "a hall
feet south from Adams street thence west
Wardly parallel with Adams street forty feet
thence suuLhWardly on q line parallel with
Third street twenty-five feet thence east
wardly parallel with Adams street forty feet u
Third street thence -nGTthwardly win the
west side Of Third street % the beginning. il
being in the cry Of Memphis. Tennessee.
H. H.. PUGH. Trustee.
Memphis, jan q, 1885. jams ids.
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Put Up in 6, 12, q, and IS pound pa kages,
HalfRarrels and Barrels.

This hour WILDE found on sale II packages n
81 nrst class family groceries IN the eltys andai
Wholesale At the manufacture 4o NAN street.
7 doors South OF Beale, Memphis Tenn.
A liberal Discount VIII be made 70 the Trade.
jans ALLEN #. MORGAN, Proprietor.
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- The Paris correspondent Of the
Herald says Of the opening OF the French
Legislature The ceremony was re-
msrkable from the fact that for the first
time, the Prince Imperial, instead Of
coming ia with the Empress as a child
and remaining with her in the tribune,
occupied a place al the right Of the En-
peror as her 70 the throne Of France, the
Prince Napoleon occupying his seat on
his left.
The Emperor was evidently very anx-
ious 10 know the impression his speech
created among the Americans in PARIS
This morning, in conversation with an
American professional gentleman who ia
greatly m bis confidence, he asked him
what was the feeling among the Ameri.
cans relative TO that portion of his speech
relating 70 the United States and Mexico
And upon being informed il was highly
favorable to his Majesty, replied he was
very glad Off as il was his intention and
desire IA the preparation Of his discourse
70 assure the United States Government
mat his feelings toward il was Of the
mosI amleaole nature,
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The most popular and sXibl ia use. For
sale by tOf
WALKER BROS & co.
- Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
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THOMAS & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
No. 40 Vine St, CINCINNATI, o,
No. 1 Ham:lton's Building,
Cor. Sixth Il Main Sts .--. LOUISVILLE, KY.

REFER To-Thomas McCulloch, Hon. G. A.
Henry, D. n. Kennedy, President Northern
Bank, ClarksYiue; Thompson Anderson, Berry
& Demoville, A. Hamilton. Nashville: W. X.
Poston, McGary g. Co, Memphis; Bacon, Clar-
L. c. Dubois Il Co, NJ. D. Eslava, NJ. NJ. Boulle-
met, Mobile; Fellows e Co., Gold, Roach d Co.
New Orleans; David BrOwder Lee, Norton d
Co., Montgomery, Ala. Salmon & simmons,
Atlanta, Ca Glenn e Carr, Roberts & Dunlap,
Macon, Ca; Freleigh q Fitzhugh, Monk, Ed
wards& Co, selma, Ala. II. E. Garth, Cashier
Commercial Bank. fec I'm
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I have examined the ingredients and pro-
pounce them innocent, and the bread Superior.
r.. G.. MALONE. 81 N
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BradIey,s DuDIeX Elliptic Skirt

~ComhistnE elegance, nghtness, durability
comfort and economy, and uDquestionabiy tht
lost desirable article made. For sale whole
sale aud retail by
MENKEN BROTHERS q CO.,
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lsI JNo. R. FRAYsER N. D.

We f1lly concur IN the above, having ex-
amined the ingredients
c. L. WILCOX, NJ. d.
Il. +. BROWN n. ID.
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REcoMMENpATIoNs

NEaPHIs, TENN, August 3, 1865,
have used M0ruan's self Rising Flour, and
dud 1t do be a most excellent article. 4 nave
aiso examiued the Ingredients which produce
ia self rising properties, and md them 70 be,
not only innocent. but important TO perfect
nutrition. can treeIy r~se9Illnenu asa most
article OF bread superior TO that made in the
ordinary manner.
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I have used MOrgan1s self Rising Flour. and
Examined its ingredients. It Is all that ne
cIalms for Il, and is entirely harmless 10 an
sick or well, and is especially adapted as a diet
Tor dlspepucs and consumptives, its. materials
supplying IN those cases. healthfui and much
needed nutrlnenL L W. GABBERT. NJ. ID.
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1 viii prepare any barrel OF -four sent 10 me.
or Will furnish any quality OF -four ordered, but
for my own sales I use none but the very nest.
(I Harrison, or Its equal.
me bread and biscuit made from this -four
can oe eaten as vel warm as cold, without the
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and dyS9eptic
stomach, n has been known to greatly benefit
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STATE o. T-ENEEssEE,
C-0MPTEoLLEE 6 {

NASHVILLE, Jan. 10, 1850.
Is ". HArCHETT, Comptroller orthe Treas
urv, do hereby certify that the Erua Insurance
Company located 90 Hartford. in the state Of
Connecticut, has uTD1uCed 70 me satisfactory
evidence that SAID Company has complied
with all the requirements of the laws of the
state OF Tennessee imposed pa Insurance
Companies, and I further certify than H.
A. LirtletOu, Agent of said Company, has also
complied with the requirements OF Ihe laws of
the state made and provided in such eases :
Wherefore, said htus Insurance Company has
uJhOrIty 70 take risks ana transact the business
Of Insurance IN this state, at Memphis.
Tais certificate OF agency must be- renewed on
the lsJ day OF July and January Ofeacn year.
SEAL 5. W. HATCHETT,
Ie4-3W Comptroller Tenn.
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DIRECTORS
SAVINGS

In which Deposits OF y DOLLAR, and
greater sums will be received, and draw inter-
est at the rate Of feuT per cent. per annum.
when the same remains three months or
longer flIs I'm
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WESTERN FOUNDRY
IND
nG u . hine IN
WIN. =. RoBINsoN & CO

WIN. A. ROBINsON, late Of Quinby & Robinson,
Memphis.
Ia. SrOKEs, late OF stokes & Taylor, Memphis,
r. N~ICkOLSON, Z. p. formerly with
QUtnby & Robinson.
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This invention consists Of Duplex Tor two.
Elliptic Pure Refined steel springs, iugeuiDusig
braided tightly and firmly together. edge IL
edge making the toughest, most flexible, elias
Tic ana durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, Ike tie single Springs. and con
shape more JGan twice as long as any single
spring skirt tiat ever has or can be made.
The wonderful neNlblIty and great comfort
sG1 pleasure 20 any lady wearing the DUPLEX
ELIpLr skirt wll De experienced particularly
m All crowded assemblies, operas, carriages.
railroad cars, clurcu peWs, arm chairs, Tor
promenade and house dress. as the skirt can bg
tJlled when ia use 10 occupy q small place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed The pleasure, c0mtOr.
au1 great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic steel Spring skirt for q single day will
never Afterwards Willingly dispense with their
use. For children misses anna young ladies
hey are superior TO an others
Ine hoops afe covered Wlt5 two ply doUbl,
tine single yarn covering which is used Oh an
single steel hoop skirts. Tine Lhree bottom ROD.
On every skirt are also double steel. ana twice
or double covered 90 prevent the covering from
wearing on the RODS when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, eJc- etc. which they are
constantly subject 10 when la use.
An are made OF the new and elegant corded
giving 10 the wearer the most graceful and per-
hsct shape possible, and are unquesLonaJIy the
ugftesl mosE desirable, comfortable and eco
uOInical skirt ever made.
For sale ia all drst class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, in this cify, and throughout the United
States and anadas, Havana de cuba. Mexico,
south America, and the est Indies
Double spring skirt
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ssLy LeAlole, folded easily when IN use. to
SWcef SINAI 7pacei ana an article Of superior
s0TTEEEN PGI4 f@le' IN all styles, at the
NIXON, WOOD q co,
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots.
Tuesday, 18th day Or8Eareh,I 1855

"ullsm Davidson, Adm. etc, us. MaIvin
haricsOn and others.
r virtne OF an interl0cufory decree on the
- Inthfcy side Of the Common Law and
o~lsnGefy court Of The city Gf Memphis. II
III seiiat tu1he Auction, al the Court House
11ot IN lae cry OF Memphis. On Tuesday.
lttle4 L1t9' l7t. ueiWeen the hGur8of DO and h
2 sI3eA ~, me following described city LoE.
L9Ih8 r. tne cliy Of Memphis, 10 the Butler Dlvi-
son, y l-et on Elliot street, and running back
Iuo Get me same being the Lot set apart for
ne Ml0oW cover ia the above ease. TINS
house anu Lot VIII be sold subject to Tie
Q and y months.
feio IDS A ASTON. Clerk and Master.
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NEW YORK
Accidental Insurance Company.
Cash Capital &25O,OOO.
Iusures against ali accidents.

ssOOO Policy one year with SIS weekly eom-
peusadon-Premium SIS.
same Insurance made IN the form Of a
TICKET for 1 70 q Bays-5 cents Der dav Pclf-
cies issued by
BENTON q MACLEAN. Aaent,
ta3l-im Madison st, Memphis. Tenn.
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ChanceTy Sale Of Real Estate,
OK
Saturday, March Sd, 1866.

John S. ClaybrOok and WiloUEhby Williams,
Estate stock Association, rs. A. g.. Ellis.
DT virtue Of an iuterlocutory decree made a.
ID the November term. 1855, OF 1.-THE C~hancery side
OF the gommou Law and Chancery Of lhe
city Of Memphis, ] sell at public auction az The
Court House door between the hours Of 70 and
u o'clock NJ. on Saturday, March 30, 1850. the
following tract Of land. to-wit: lying and
being IN shelby county Iennesse. on the waters
Oftue LO0sa Hatchie and the Mississippi rivers,
being q part Of the 1900 acre tract granted by the
state Of IeuneSsee to JDr- G.. McLemOre and a.
B. Carr. by grant ESQ and bounded as follows
Beginning at a stake which stands about forty
Two degrees East. ten chains from astaSe where
the West boundary Of the 300 acre tract for
river, where are marked three cottonwood
pointers thence East siEty-Uwo chains and
seyeuty-hve links 20 a pecan tree marked T., on
the Westside OF the LOCs1 Hatehie river, hence
south, fourteen degrees East, with the mean
derings Of said river, eight chains, TO q stake,
thence south four .egrees East seven chains
and hfJy links, 70 a stake; thence south
ten chains 70 q stake which stands south
my degrees, East twenty-five links from a
blackberry marked f; thence along R0zeIe's
line West JhirtT-rWO chains and seveury-dve
links 20 a stake; thence North ffty-dve and a
half degrees Vest twenty-five chains to stake:
thence North forty-two degrees. West fifteen
chains to the beginning; containing one hun
ured and twentl -Jlree and nIueJy-one Oue-huu
dredth IJ gi-Iuo) acres
TERMS OF SALE.-Six and twelve months
credit, purchaser giving bonds with good and
AUGUsToN ASTON, Clerk & Master.
~jasO-5ds
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T. A. THOMAS,
GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
p II M'CATIEW
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A OF CONNECTICUT

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
County OF Hartford,
Personally appeared before me. HENRY FOw-
LEE, a Justice OF the Peace, duly qualified 10 adj
minister oatas, THOMAS A ALExASDER. Presi-
dent, and LC,TUs J. ENUE Secretary, and
made solemn oath that the foregoing statement
Of the assets and condition Of the .EJua Lnsur-
Ence Company is true.
January. lsJG. HENRY FOWLER,
STAMP. Justice OF the Peace.
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Chancery Sale Of City Lets.
-0E-
Tuesday, MarcE 18th, 1866,

Barnett Graham, Is AuE Hsztst Hise and
Others.
DH virtue Of an in~terlucutorV Geefce o. the
IL Chancefy Side OF the C~OmmoaafMw and
~nancery Court Of the city OF MeWrsssT AL
sell az PUBIC Auction, in front or the Elufi
Hnuse door, in the city Or Memphis, On Tuzs-
and Y O'Clock m, the following described Lats
situated In shelby county, Tennessee, and CHS
OF Memphis. being % on south SIDE Of Lot No
30, the WholeO Of Lot No. 81. and so feet OF the
north side Of Lot No 81 OF a subdivision OF uarf
Of the ka9lanG 100 acre tract, and the Bierdi0ve
100 acre tract, surveyed ana SuhGivided on 9th
April l@A, by 81. A Kerr. the whOle h0utiug
altogether ~ feet on the east side OF DunIop
Avenue, and running back l58feeJ.
TERsGs OF a creaid OF seven
months
ieI8 tbs A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, March %, 1856.

Bragg. e n.
- virtue OF an tn-teriocuf0r- decree maFa IN
~ tAe ABOVE cause on Che 1sn Eavarn--r
- alI sell at Public Auction AZ rha DHr--
1o1se door In the city OF Memphis. between ~
~ 10 4 ~, ana - H.. on saturday. -ra-f
.lsn- ~, TIE toirwllg GescIl1eI Zeal ~
t Aylnsin tlec county Of Laud1-Isla.
% Tennessee, i'm that portion 1f -t#t
c1antf Armerfy ueiuded ia the county UrTfr-
ION "a Ls Ab district. sections sand p ana
isu2e lESrtDea and bounded ~ EF1gaa Fr-
tract ~ ana zrunted by the STATE % Tauu-zl-a
g1nt o-2Z dated Eth Of Iulv. IvT FL az
heirs or holert HueE- and br El-s-r-e rG--
nef, tne sole neg tIgeert Turner. eer--rzT q.
Daniel cherry tTfug On The east SIDE cfra- t---
sl=sIppi river. imcladinz lie mgrrT ri TI-l
treek- beginning On tla bend u tae lHs-l-
2ppi river. a. the ud1rhW@E corner 0r J8ln
hheas, three huudrei Et tUenw should -
lNi acre tract or entry, a -lanlsn OAK marked
D. Is. running east WITH p Is Lla. --H. .4
corner. IN all 80 poles. 10 q hcz1n m4rsad T
thence north with the west bsgnziaw Inc 81
y M l. byler, and passing 1Aaatner IL az
4 poles % a stake, thence Was- 1aIa ~ "a
small cotton wood on tis bank IA MHr
slppl river thence down win The maandan ~
s5t river EU poles o. the place Of beEiu1fnH.
excepting seven acres Of said Wact hera.1
conveyed by said Cherry 20 samuel Lancasie1
ITEMS or Salon a credit Of months.
IN. -tn OF January. 4eu. A ALsTON.
Ia aI-lLE ffnrEurd Naarn-
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Roofingl

HOOAAS! pOOL1Sm
CAMUEL DAVIDS, Agent for the Gutta Per
= cha Cement Roofing. This roofing is COM
posed Of very heavy canvass thoroughly satu-
rated with a preparation OF Gutter Percha and
entirely tmpervious TO water. To persons wish
ing any thing done in my line, 1 will say I am
prepared 70 give perfect satisfaction. This roof
ing is not effected by heat or cold, the expansion
and contraction being so little as not TO effect
IL. 1t is cheap, viii last equally as long as tin.
and can be applied TO Steamboats, ana Railroad
cars. Persons living In the country Will ind IL
to their interest 10 give me a call. / would also
invite my Steamboat friends 70 come and see
me az No. 4S Monroe street. corner Of Second.
ieb3 I'm"
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RE6 LEAVE 70 announce to their Old Pa
II irons, and the Trade generally, that having
r~eorsanlzed1 they are prepared 70 offer an en-.
urely NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF H0-
SlEhft GLOVES, FANCY DRY GOODS AND
NOi1ONS' received Direct from Foreign and
American MANUFACTURES, at the GerV L0lBcsl
tosh fTlcea, and hope 10 resume their former
pleasant business Intercourse with their Old
southern FRIENDS Having been a Large South
stock and VIII continue TO cater particularly
for southern Trade.
An inspection Of their stock is respectfully
solicited.
Prompt attention given TO orders. iaA In
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NAME M LOCATION.
Total


The greatest amount insured ia any
one risk $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of the
company 70 be insured in any one City,
Town, Village OF Block, varies, and depends
upOn the construction, materials and the
means OIarrestiuE uras.
The Act Of Incorporation OF said Company Is
on file with the Auditor.
THONGS A. ALEXANDER. President.
LUCIUs J. HESDEE Secretary.
SEAL .sTAMP.l
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no MEMPHIS MERCHANTS
Nj. PERpUE's
Old Established Millinery
HOUSE,
No. 3S5 Main Street. No. 3SJ.
West Side bet. Gayoso and Mccall SITS.

HAVE taken and fitted up in commodious
L style the above store, ard keep always on
land select assortment Of the latest modes OF
bonuets, Hats, Head-dresses, Dress Caps and
haH Nets. Also, French Flowers, Ribbons,
Ne-NeLS, Sdilus and Silks; Real Black Thread
gulpure- Point, Valencia and Blonde Laces:
French and German Embroideries, Lace and
Muslin Naists, Crepes, Crepe Collars and Wells.
etc. FaTtlcular attention paid TO the getting IN
Of family mourning and bridal outfits.
Mrs. i. GuEtOB, ttee' Ee-tUel. has charge of
the Dress and Cloak making department.. All
orders from city or country receive her per
sonal attention. Fiutng, stamping, crimping,
etc, done neatly.
iaZ3-lm
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.
WIN. JARVIS ~La.JARyIs. Jv.cowLISs, JR.
VIM. JARVIS & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,
Louisville, NY.

IN future we VIII devote ourselves exclusively
y 20 the Commission and Forwarding b~usineas.
We solicit CONSIGNMENT Of Cotton, Pork, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour, WHISKY, and Bagking and
Rope We viii make liberal adFance on Mer-
chanotse consigned TO our care, and wiz en-
and prompt returns. Particular attention viii
be paid 10 the filing OF Planters' Orders for
supplies. iaI7-im
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RradIey's Duplex FIIiD,;c ga.
BradIey,s DupIex Eniplle SIR

Isof the best material, style and ma,,c..t.-
and the MOST graceful, durable and s.anoL
cal skirt made, For sale by NWI-
RICE, sTTx B co.
~ and .L ...---t-
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COLUMBIAN GIN
At NReEN q REAKERTs.