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STEAMBOATS,.

ATLAYZICAND NLSSLSSLPsISTEAAlSRIP
COAPANY-U s. MAIL.
FoF Cairo and saint Louis.
hUIii Duble, master
John GrenOugh, clerk.
TINS MSS splendid packet viii leave IN
THIS DAY, ulh inst, at pm. -
FOR ifeisat rpassage apply on board OF to
s. II. SHOCK, Gent Passenger Agent
&pll-It Wharfooat, foot d Union St.
MEMPHIS AND CLTcLNE4U PACKET co
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
ROBERT BURNs.----.-.E. E. Bowers, master
rms splendid packet VIII leave -A
THIS DAY. 18th inst. al 1 pm. -
FOR rcignt or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMsTAD, agent,
a Jefferson street.
apII-lt ~ Front street.
MEMPHIS &ARE RIVER PACKET GO.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff, little
8OeAt. Van Barren aad Eart smith.
-~Haines, master
Thompson, Clerk.
This fpe and fast steamer viii de- d.
iTHURsDAY, I2th inst. at pm -
EoT freisat or passage apply on ComPanys
Whart-boat Michigan, Of RIO
II. W. L~IGHTBURS, Sec'y.
IA 2 B0URSE & Co,
K ?. WALT & co,
2plL-t agents.
REGULAR MEaPHES AND CINCINNATI
PACKET
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
NArOMA-~--.--.-.-...Bobt . Csrnes. master
This splendid packet vii leave as IL
THURSDAY. I2sA instant, at 8 Pm,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
apll-2t No. u Jefferson street.
Dean LINE
Yer Cairo, Evansville, louisville and
cincinnati.
Thai. within. CLERK.
This fast and commodious steam IT,
er VIII leave IS above on -
THURSDAY, t2th inst, at s p m.
LEVY x MILLER. Agents.
anll2t No. H Madison street
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PICKET
For Helena. Napoleon. PIN DIuE and
Aditie ROck.
shields. Clerk.
This elegant and swift running IT.
steamer Will leave as above on -
THURSDAY, l2th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
LEVY 81 MILLER, agents
eHll4 10. Is Madison street.
MEMPHIS 81. LOUIS P4CIET cOMnAyY
For Cairo AID Saina Louis.
JACOBS ...---.. ..-.... Rowland, imaster
This fine passenger packet viii
leave for the above ~
THIS DAY, Ilth inst, At 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or to
VIC. POSTAL, superintendent.
AID STORM, Secretary.
r TO +. =. ENINGIJS, SenI Ticket Agent.
9 JeaersCn street, where ueKets may be had
20 all Points in the 7 niled Statee- apiI-lt
MEMPHIS Il NEW ORLEANS PACKET co
For New Orleans,
CITY OF master
This hHe passenger packet leaves IT.
Tor the above E
THIS DAY, 18th inss, at 5 pm.
for freight or passage apply on board or TO
w. POSTAL, SuperintendenL
al. STORM, Secretary.
Or 10 e. +. BYLESToN. General Ticket Agent.
5 jefferson street, where tickets may be
had TO al points ia the United States. aputt
REGULAR HENFELSAED NEE ORLEANS
FEDNESnAY PACKET
FCs VIsEsbGrZ, Satehez & New Orleans.
CITY or CAIRO-----Bo Bob X. Riley, master
This eiegsut5and swift steamer IT.
leave a. above on -
WEDNESDAY. the nth instant, al s MN.
For freight or passage apply ON board or TO
JAS. 7. BOURNE Z co, ageuts.
APP &C Aa. II jefferson street.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE Mr.. w II.
Cody, the vel known operator at Head
Quarters Of the Army Of Tennessee,
during the war, and formerly Of the
Memphis Office, has taken charge Of the
Office here as manager. To see him and
Col. Coleman hack again st their posts,
reminds Us OF old times.
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There VIII be a rame, and a good time gen
orally al The Pat OebuFn saloon, on Adams
str et, next Saturday night a. 5 O'Clock. Tbs
numerous friends OF the Popuisr proprietors,
Messz Duty s Madden, are IsvIted 20 Be On
hand
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RECORDERS CoURE-Twelve individ-
usls appeared before His Honor, charged
with violations OF various municipal reg
ulations, and were fined in the aggregate
SfA
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Marsaen's Pecioral Balm IS considered by
Physicians as superior 70 any preparations dis
covered for relieving diseases Of the chest and
lungs As the formula Is made pabne 70 all
practitioners ofrepute, they do not hesitate to
recommend It to their patients in all csses OF
asthma and consumption.
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New Musie-Our Young friend, Mr.. HenE
Farmer, has laid upon our table 8 copy Of TIA,
"JovlRl Polka BY our talented young towns
man, Sir. Ned Eaton, which Is beautifully got
ten up. and dedicated 20 Mrs. John Denie. II
Polka is a beautiful one, fun OF touching sim.
pllcity, ana viii commend itself to the lovers o.
mugFe-
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C0BORED CRIMINALS esterday We
saw at Castle Reilly sixteen hearty look
ing nero men, most Of whom are in the
prime and vigor Of maahood-chained
together In q gang-for stealing or
other crimes. in which the State becomes
the prosecutor. We were further in
formed the city prison contains at this
time no fewer than one hundred ana
twenty eolored persons confnedf0r ofien-
ses against the rights Of persons and
property, and the majority Of whom,
must on conviction, be sent 10 the peni-
tertiary for terms varying from one 10
Ten wears. Considering the proportion Of
colored 10 the white population Of the
city, every thinking person must be for
cfblv impressed with the evidently
greater proneness TO crime manifested
bv the colored race, and may therefore
well question the present propriety Of
giving to such a class any increase Of
civil privileges, when it is self evident
20 many are inclined to abuse those
already conferred.
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TELEGRANs-The following kilograms
remain uncaUed for in the office: NJ. F.
stiles, Th0s. Hollis, r. Hampshire, J. N.
T0meney, Geo. W Pratt, Henry Carne-
han, DR.. 5. H. Blown, D. c. Hutchinson,
Hiram A. Platter, Dennis stone, T. II.
Waters. J.. B. Roberts, A. Anderson, J.
H. Polk, GndJ. D. BondUrant.
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Dr.. J. 4. CIoPfOn. OF Huntsville, Ala, may
be Consulted st the Gsyoso, No. ~, untA The
ION inst. He guarantees TO cure the worst cases
Of PILES In the city, or state, and VIII forfeit
$1,000 for every failure. Ladies viii be visited
a. tea,- bonses APPS u
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Petition for Rena0Uat Of Trustee

Petition FOR KentOc0t OF Trustee.
On the Csancery side OF the Common Law and
ChanceTy Court Of the city Of Memphis.
2. Boro rs. r. Vorochi. Petition for Removal
OF TruEtree.
IT appearing from the petition filed in this
II cause, that c. Logomorzino executed a deed
OF trust TO Mary NOrochi, and appointed K.
NoToehi Trustee, and that the said Mary Noro-
chi transferred TO b. Boro sail deed or trust.
anal lNrunef appearing RON said petition that
the said T. NOrQchi mas removed himself from
the State OF Tennessee. and that petitioner
prays that he be removed as Trustee. Notice il
therefore given 20 the said r. Voroehf 10 APP
pear and show cause on or before the
list MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,
Why he shall not be removed; and on failure so
70 do, the prayer OF petitioner viii be heard ez
paFte. II is farther ordersd tina this noaea be
published ence a week for four successive weeks
In the Memphis APPEAL.
A. ASTON.
mr. l-iaWiY Clerk and Master,
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cau,lon.-Lookout for oreenbackz

Eob Priutiug-our lob department is re-
80 Win eli tho latest and newest styles Of
fype { nd presses, and we are prepared 10 exc
cute Al classes Of printing At the shortest no
roe and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
In your orders 70 u Madison street. @Ts-tf
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n. A LlttIeton. agent for the old Etna IN
surance company, has removed his Office from
No. Madison street 20 No. rs Front street. up
stairs, where he will be pleased 10 wall upon
all who wish 70 insure with this reliable com
urur
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Cotton. Seed.


I 0n0 BUSHELS cotton seed, crop Of last
OOU year. For sale low. by
SPEED, DONOEO & o
4 Madison street.
AprflA 1856. aDaIu,
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PERsoNAL-Our young friend Jack
Bowen Of the Grenada M0fire, dropped
in upon Us yesterday.
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4 GORSEH lot Centrally located, 70 by JOG
feet, on seven years lease.
Amply u r. 41U5HY Office,
No. Is, over No. 5i Front 81.
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Cautlou-Lookout for Greenbaeks.

Cosmopolitan Restaurant.-Aiessrs Hol-
lander a Berton are serving splendid meals.
They furnish all the luxuLes OF the season.
Their Bar is stocked With the best OF liquors,
and are served upin The best Of STYLE.
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BosfhoE & Mehiinger, having reopened
their business establishment at 305 Main St, be-
tween Madison and. Monroe streets, invite their
old friends and acquaintance % honor their
new establishment with their presence, promis-
ing them themost prompt, Pohtestsnd cheapest
DEALING aPSlw
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N


The Money market remains quiet under the
depression or the Cotton market, and until
there Is an Improvement In the latter, the feel
ing Of u~Reasiness that has 80 long perv-ded
Financial circles win not be eradicated, andthe
failure and suspension of banking houses in
the East, reported from day 10 day, have a ten
dency to keep alive this feeling.
Exchange remains quiet and nrm, at = oh
buying, and = on selling
Gold is unsteady, and the nominal quotations
are . buying, and It TOT selling.
Silver is nominal at % buying, and p selling
Currency is stil very tight, and difficult 70
obtain, even on first class paper.
There is a good demand for Compound In
terest Notes Of - at nom 8 10 8 Per cent, and
those Of 80 at from I 10 IL, according to their
dates. Seven-thirties are also in good demand
At from parto 4 premium.
Uncurrent Notes are in demand, but the
offerings are limited
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For saIe.-A great bargain Is offered in 8
restaurant and saloon now Gearing sDo pei
week and upward, n immediate application Is
made 20 C. W. Pool a Co, 1873 Main 81. ap4if
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SILK Basqucs-splendid assortment, very
cheap. 81 Mack Bros q B0hm's, No. @l Main
street. apll-2t
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CnIieOes, Is. Is anq % cents, at Elson Bros
~ Main street spIo2t
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weather and Bnsincsa.
Yesterday was a lovely spring day, one o
thoss that make vegetation grow 50 fast tina
you can almost see it growing.
Business was moderately brisk IN miscellane-
Gus nreights, and all the boats leaving had good
trips and full cabins.
The river at TINS point ceased falling yester
day morning, sud since that time has been STA.
tiouary, hut viii probably be rising this morn
ing. from the tide coming out o. the Missouri.
and Upper Mississippi
We have no reports from The rivers below.
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A Barqain.-New dress goods, 30 cents per
yard. worth 90 cents, just received al Eson's, 81
Main street. aplo-2t
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Dress Goods splendid assortment. very
chssE. ~ Mack Brothers & Bohm's, No. a8l
Main street apll-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Parks
HOG CHOLERA prevented and cured
II at l0-z cents per head, or muney refunded
Prise 81 per beX for twelve hogs.
=. MANSFIELD & CO.,
sol and SOB Main street, Memphis.
bE. IL J. WELLS,
Agent and Manufacturer, Nashville, TenH.,
HES Sold by Ewing & PendletOn, Nashville.
Tenn, and Jno. D. Parks, Cincinnati, Ohio.
marc SIN
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sun Shades splendid assortment, very
cheap a Mack Brothers s BohmS, No. @l
Main street. aFll-z
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Burnett, HendrFr q WalAer.

w r. HENDRIX. OF Burnett, Hendrix &
" Naiker.ean be fOUrd Al 1876 Main street,
up stairs, Room No. u, W3F-s he would be
pleased TO meet his old fieae Snd make set
uemenA. mRrls-lm
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Toesh Like P-eRrIs-Secured by the use OF
Casweu, Mack 4 Co.'S Dentine Tooth Pow
der. II is absolutely free from al substances
Injurious to the teeth. ana is used 10y the best
dentists. CAsWELL, MACK & CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York.
For sale in Memphis, wholesaIe and retail by
@. W. JONES & Co,
mars-tol5ap PSI Main street.
Cauaen-Lookout for G-reenbsoks
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mississippi. and Tennessee Railroad
Firy-two miles shorter than any other route
To Grenada, Jackson. Tfckshurg and New Or.
leans. Trains leave daily at go !. m. Baggsg'
checked through. Time 10 New Orleans, 2
hours. Through tickets for sale al the Missis
sippi aud Tennessee Depot, foot Of Main street
and a. 30. 5Jefers0n street. under Commercial
Hotel. a. LIvERMORE, GenI supt.
p. OAKLEY. GenTT Ticket Agent. apr3-tf
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HeW Dress Goods. 80 cents per yard worth
90. Just received az Elson BROS, " Main ~
srfa-R
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NEGRO TROoPs TO BE MUsTEhED OOf.
II viii be seen by the orders published
below. that four regiments Of negro
.roops are to be mustered out Of service
If the Military Division Of Tennessee:
D~EPARrvENr OF TESs.
Memphis, Tenn, April Sth, 1856. J
General Orders No. Is
In accordance with the orders Of the
Major General Commanding the Mill
rsrv Division Of the Tennessee, the fol-
1owing named regiments viii be mns-
fered out Of service without delay, az the
uoints designated opposite The same:
fsfh L. S. {. Infantry, at Chattanooga
T-th u. s. c. Infantry, sc NasnVile
1IIthU. s. c. Infantry, at NASHVILLE; ID
II s. c. II. Artillery, at Memphis Bre-
vi Col A. /. HOugh, c. c. n Military
Dfvision Of the Tennessee, viii give SUCH
distractions to the A. c. his. in this De
-,e~fment s. he may think necessary 10
tscilItate the execution % this order.
an officers and enlisted men, except
+hp members Of the General Court
-jsI IN session st Nashville, belong
- - the above regiments, now absent
fbe same, viii at ono be relieved
49, Ire drtiesupon which they are now
1900 and will report 70 their proper
ongmands for muster ont OF service.
III nu6lfe stores viii be turned in at
Int al which those regiments are
lsssnt stationed, excepting the lllth
q. Infantry, which WIZ turn over
~.rerument property % ? proper
~saesrs Al the depot ~ NssbssDe'
-r-msnd Of Major Gen. srosENAs:
va l. POTTER ASST AZ VEN
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MAGISTRATES COURT-Esquire J. c.
Creighton, presiding yesterday, the State
cases were limited to n peace warrant
granted At the suit Of a wife against the
turbulent partner Of her bosom and the
arrest Of a negro named David Dunn
bridge, who stole q calico dress and other
articles OF clothing from Simon Levy.
The negro viii have hearing to-day.
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whito Gaeds -spieuGid assortment, ven
cheap, a. Mack Brothers 4 Eohm's, No. p
Main street epil-z
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Caulion-Lookoat for Grssnbaekz.

Grenadines splendid assortment, very
cheap, st Mack Bros. 4 Bohm's, Ne. @l Main
Stree. apll-2t
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POLICE ARRESTS NEsTEEDAT.-Lu-
cins'a and Annie, two negro women,
were arrested by officer Calvin for steal
ing. Pxt Ross and Joseph Kelly, foI
drunkenness, by officers Cameron and
birmingham, and J. Bradshaw and Al
Rogers, for carrying concealed
weapons, by officers Lee and Birming-
am. J. Il. Hawkins, by officer hope,
charged with attempting TO pass coun-
terfeit money, but from the facts related
10 Us. we incline to the opinion Il was
through ignorance rather than a criminal
Intention
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sh-aksspears Collars Of linen and paper
Robson. Mitchell 4 Co. aps-gt
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SISTERS FAR.-To night is the last Of
the very pleasant series ofentertsinmentS
given by the devout SisterhoOd, at their
Academy on Third, between Poplar and
Washington streets, and TO all who have
not attended on previous occasions, we
say, 20 by al means, if you desire 70 for
ward a deserving object aud have, at
a slight expense, a delightful evening.
Those who have already been, require no
advice from Us 10 insure a repetition Of
the visit
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Causiou-Lookout 70. Gresubaeks

L-eses-splendid assortment, very cheap, a.
Mack Bros & B5hms, No 2i Main street
anIl-G
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Fonierdz-splendid assortment, very chespr
at Mack Bros 4 Ehm's, No. 81 Main street,
apIf-2t
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renfion.- L91kout - GIeeI1aeEs

wanted $4,000 Brick, by P 7. Hughes
ONCE 10. q Court street. aplo-St'
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Dress Salts. Robson, Mitchell q Co.
Eps-N
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COMMISSION.

3. n. BLACK, Memphis, Tenn; J. z. CowAl
L&te Medical Director FORESTS Cavalry.
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Dr. GaBbsri's cholera medicine prevent
cholera. apueOd3t
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sIIk. merlno and cotton uRsshirts. Robe
sos, Mitchell & Co. sf=-8t
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SIX Rasqufnes, our own manufacture and
latest styles Elson Bros, ~ Main street
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E A farmer charged a hired man
with havingan offensive breath. 'QThun,
der and lightning! " said the man, edo
you expect a man to BREATHE mask-roses
for six dollars a month ~
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-aution-Lookout for Green6aeks

spriz= Cashmere suits. Robson, Mitchell
Co. g2 second street aps-dt
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DR.. Gabbert's cholera medicine prevents
cholera. spIleOd5t
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Spring BaImoraIs-spiendld assortment
very cheap, 81 Mack Bros. & BoAm's' Ne 4l
Main street. apll-2t
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B@J Why are young ladies at the
breaking up Of a party like uTr0lCs? Be
cause they can't go of without a beau.
and are in & qairer till they get one.
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Cautson-LOokout for Greenbacks.

View Dress Goods just received at Eison Bros
&7 Main street. AptO-A
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oautIOn-LoOkout for Greeoleeks.
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Nsssrs Morrison. RIng&Co- No. GA. Gsyoa1
Block, have our Flour On hand Tor ale a.
Lowest Mil Prices re- eu
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"ROTATING HOOK"

ana dtdMlns e t;trh 80 that the will bear TO
h emf ar frequent intervals and IN that css , 10
the seam is warranted not 70 III, up washtub."
patented device prevents the Possloit9 % H.
machine being run in the wrong M dress
balance wheel ever wearing or toucnins ,t
nv another ingenious Patent lhpIo'01"
mn. Needle Cannot be Set Wrong
Thus avoiding the great trouble of other maenn res
t. This II is so easy that child may SET II Al '
dark with unerring correctness go
No Breaking of Needles
The blade OF the needle is less than go baif
of an inch long and is straight IL Is le 20 yvbich
OF an i.b If other machine needles many OF winch
a. o curved therefore easily bent o! p.JS
'Ireat source of annoyance expense anu 'i0"0
THE HENIMER AND TELLER CAN
NEVER BE PUT ON WRONG.
ore NAV adjust them in the dark Inc seua men.
NAV be of any width. No"thet h riTbt or under
! like this. 1t turns the mem 'ii VIZ
| side you want II. o,,,C,YIr,c
1T WILL NOT DROP SilChbo short
4, .ba ne.,1Ie il always set right, the Dla1e oi''
| and straight it does not vibrate, Ike lohs
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Is run by steam at 1900 stitches per
machines only at 400 to -,": WIN e'i@''
| They are manufactured WITH
Mathematical Precision
- ,,ort is interchangeable, and can OF
readily replaced in case OF accident.
THEY WILL NOT GET OUT OF ohl'E ZEN
We have known it intimately for several las eve
." 60 as we know. not one i'll family use I'd .
$40 dime TO repair, even been OUT Oh Tr0l re-
Iii They will last generation II pIopo5iaaSd 70 M
s sa None Who have used it can he Persua"e" ~ Us
any other.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACilNl
works at an instants notice and never .T wiico
NnntabIv Not one operator III ten on 'lt M y,
=, GiGbs win break needle or drop d H L. tnov
q This Machine in the hands OF any one, ~
oai,;ns drops Jumps or misses: M NJ. lp'
I ntennfss durability and beauty oil ltS S'i''h
d WERE NEVER EQUALED.
-. ,,i,i+v absolute stiffness, ease OF i m
Its Iall , "a neatuess of its hem and 1eh VIC
rarer "approached by any other macmnS the u,
The Press universally pronounce 'ni' ~
20 family sewing machine in the "oEl"'
AGENTS WANTED.
Agents for other rstclass machines mes most q,
.ttas7G,,a in addition to theirs, make o'i lho7' -
- ci,ss and best Agents. Try IT. ~, ans
~ rerms to agents descriptive crcular anu ~
rans of work sent free by mail on reeelP'k"n e So
nh'i9 VI NJ. w. LET, General AgeH Hy,
,r, ,.c., o..o. Feb Id
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THE DAILY CLARION

To OUR READERs.-The Ere"' nresspre
has caused such a he con.
40 "non our columns that we shall s De ' ths
,.r,;ned for a short time TO r'. ut,
strained 90 arr readins matter, The difficulty
amount ~, VI romndied at the earliest possible
moment, and in the only p'"' "'
l,.. an, .rvrlueut.
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T. BLEAKLEY & Co, New ofLhN -
-r,,.. card of this sterling house VIII be loO'''
among our new advertisements 'll, I.. l',,
ing. This is one of the largest ",,9 g,rine
,,rocery houses in the city, and IS oNSI g
ycrv superior inducements to shIPPela
,,+tor Mr.J. F. Girault, so well ana "'''' =
10 known as formerly with the lt"' "
y,rri,,bt & Allen gives his personal a''on ''o''
to all consignments OF Cotton. -. iii
r-f.,,,1s ofMr. Geo. c. Sebastian VIII
find him there ready to wait on them
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INK INK, IN X.

Sea+on,s Chemical Writing Fluid Is oeG 3in7
I'd Tpnovncd for its superior quality. LAWNS
tolncad only about six years, 1t has oc'Ghlo
tbe principal in with those " no want n,T the
luiinU ink and for pcrmanency II Is S,+intr
NV. III; for records that can be used + OF cotlod7
ias hanks or schools il is unequale1 an" Br
NJ ~ br tried To be approved For SAFE oS D"7
- and Merchants everyw here. y, .,+,-s
S'H'' 'IT&RLEY RUDOLF CO. froPrletolS,+
C'in'' ~ Louisville, KY
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HURLEY'S STOMACH BlF Ute. 1oai.
For Debility. Loss of Appetite. w nf the Liver
gGstl"h % stomach there are no 3itters ttnl i
nrI,nare with these in removing tIeS1 aTv Drug
p m tLe United States or from the prop ets
I'olE sH ~, Ky corner seventh and Green
~ Ioi,, All orders should be addressed"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
ORIENTAL PEARL DROPS

For beoutifving the CompleXion t!IGyIu4 IL Nm
moving Tan Freekles Bloches and glynn3I ' bT @nv
an elegant smoothness not easily "'thion in the
EAST cives it character for efficacy wnHn If any
sfnnps it as infinitely superior for the to'le' VI
lady,