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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

s8iioH re- FOR CORONER.
am an independent candidate for the
Office of Coroner OF Vnnderburgh Comfy.
auil tf JOHN BfSCHMAN.
MT. VERNoN, July 10, 1868.
Editors Of The JouruaH
Please Announce me as candidate to rep
resent this District in the next Congress.
believe In the Immediate and uncon-
ditional restoration Of the seeded States
10 the Union, as the only remedy 10 re-
store peace and prosperity TO the country.
am opposed 20 any further tinkering
with the Constitution, until oil the States
are in theirpfoper plscesAna fairfs repre-
santed. john PITCHER.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
FnoM YfNoEnNEa.

FROM VtAgEhAiss, Pa
s#fsFfe b Doing East. Going W.T.,
Mah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w y ~ ait A ~
ia press ,,,,p r',,,vt,tv,uibl ia y n 1850 =
NafteH no PASSENGERS F0R SF, LauIa
Asn HAthd, IN CONSEQUENCES Ut eiiangR nf
time on the ., and ~ III, no connection
lTai1 on the b., and q, Road, Fassenssps
foi the above points will lay ever at Vim
Nennea I'LL lIl am, neAL day
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f'@'ot Attention.

There will be an important meeting
this evening at the Union Club Room,
"A good attendance Il daAired..il3
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eort Judge pehrulefap FTanhiin 70 second
Ayenne, down Second Avenue TO Canal
Street, np FpnTth ~ Ingia istFeet. down
ingie 10 Third Street, up Third ,stTeet 20
the Court House, where HOW'LL be dis
in'Ssq"sHi 81 80 ID tab-ei anii afai
.KEe0RDEh's C0paT, Our friend,
Hiram Nelson, City. Recorder, needs
talking to- and II he don't mend HIS
|. ways, We.Yill give him h piece Of our
mind, II il part Of bis duty In tho
piping times of peace" 10 furnish Ms
at least d Reasonable supply Of rare,
I rich and racy, Items, something that
will fill our columns interest and
amuse our readers. 1hsteod OF doing
SO, he puts ~ pa. day after day witha
simple plain drunk or two, oeeaaipn-
ally spieed with little tlisorderlyo
or noisy" Yesterday, for Instance
AZ tho day before, two DRINKS. In the
first place our friend .Jim--well we
wont tell his name, for Jim sent Us a
request that we wouldn't, and said he
was warm friend Of ours personally
butldidn 3 altogether like our politics.
We do not know the gentlemen as
We are aware Of, or at least would not
recognize his name and face both at
once, bat as We do not desire to
compromise Jim's character with
his conservative friends, we of course
wouldn't let him vote with them next
Tuesday If they knew he was drunk,
There now, we've let 1t out. Well,
the fact was, that Jim did got little
elevated and demonstrptive-al on
account Of that load Of Brick and
jim was not peculiar III TINT respect,
We think we saw one or two Others
tightually slight on, that occnsion,
Il little "too tight to skim" but they
were fortunate enough 10 avoid tho.
3rperl6es. jim, Tess fortunate than
others, aud less tight perhaps, fell into
the hands Of the Philistines and went
up for about SO 90, which he paid MP
like d little map, and lit out, :,
Another gentleman, whose mime we
did not learn, but who is sailor
before the mast ON one Of the pack
cts, and who halls from the 7" Hub, .
sometimes called Bosting for short,
also inspired by the presence Of the
4. nnsaIr " taaIs tna .a..ak G..,sa a. a, IL.
in his'n" aud became boistrous.
He, too, rushed into the arms Of the
police, and contributed S6 Sd 10 the
treasury aud TO the officers of the law,
GIVE will try Nelson one or two days
longer, or till after the election-we
don twaut to drive him 10 vote with
the Copperheads-and if no don't ar
ford us more Of the raw material"
to work up in our cider mill, we shall
then go for his scalp. Some OF the
police had better mind their eye. We
will give them sly hint now If
they persist in electioneering and
voting for the Black. Republican Abo-
lition- Radical ticket there wont
horse thief come over here from Ken
lucky or down from Sullivan County
or Southern Illinois, or II barn burner
from Newburg to be caught by them,
and the business of the city will be
ruined. Charles Vielo and Capt. |
Dexter have been warned by the
Courier and we now warn tho police
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49, ~ - piEli1YIXlln l.aMAhna.
a NQIoE ifN0M .YlcSAnr Ra.

IL NtnBtnuhu, Miss, Aug, D. lRAa,
pn. J0hN hultf@ Dear Slfi am happy
To state TO Sau that have used Your valn,
able "Cedron fiitteTa With great banofit 10
myself, ~ sehefal debility and nfoetrati0n
aud miahlnAIie innnenee Of the Mi4siaaipnl
i NIvefagepnd Niels sbprg. having heen With
QeneFal Grants army. thronah lte " hole
nleHd ita ahe To- nll .pfiAep4 vile, hre AX.
seAedto nabealthlallW q1S.A,,,S,s 59li
Agent u, y, Sanitary Chiiiniihlon,
For sale 10y fhrhR NiNnLlNa, Water
street, lmnyll
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Council Chamber aud city Offices.
A handsome and roont stable will be
built Immediately back Of the new
Engine House, on Walnut Street and
the alley, which. will afford ample
room for the horses and driyers--so
that engine, horses, drivers, hose-re
and all will DO all together and there
will hereafter be no cause for delay in
getting 10 fires, wo
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS eEpRoN BITTERs.
Read Do, AsI,por.is's Statement.

sss Reed 1h, EIspgftis'S Statemenf.
~ IttLf Lopiav tAtih, X Va APPEL "a 1904 +
In, IoHN nuL1.@neAr Niri Gratitude TO
Eou, 40 we'll az q aanea OF duty 20 the pub
hc, requires that ahonid give YOU state.
ment, Tor public use OF the great benefit
have derived from the use of your "tedFon
Mttafe," After military service OF thif-
% asena ninhtlla, e,antaciiiE We t.sa ltldiis
nom tile service and came home To die
Dyspepsia, liver eomplalna, and general
aehlity We're fast huffying me 10 the
rave, ana every remedy prescribed US
RhShinenhh seemed oniy 10 hsafASAte my
MheAH1a About four weeka ago was fort
Mueih,' ana by tile use of them alone
have hean restored 30 peril i and fohnHt
heAtn, I can mort eattieAliy recommend
tn@h an being ALI, ANA moro Dian ALT they
ire feeommenaed 20 be, Noupre AZ liberty
se make any nse yop wiph ~ this STATE
asiie4a ann, repneetfplly, N
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WENT no HENDERSON. --The re-
markablo Brick was taken 10 Hen.
dqrson yesterday by d self.constituted
committee Of the terrified Democracy,
AS Brick was literally devourcd y
by the people there on Tuesday and
again (" cast up to fill his appoint
ment here, we presume he went back
yesterday TO see If they will deyour
him again, We should think one
dose of such stuff would DO sufficient
foritbe loast fastidiousl Kierolf went
along for a.dbodyrspqrd. " Brick :"
and kierolf would no doubt find con
goniolfepipitasas some OF Adam John
sons. and Cen Fofrest'b guerrillas
will no doubt yisltthe Fair.
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~ u a Now a..a slsns..a Mpeel. 30 Maaieimel

4f d A. New aaaa aARaasat aapaeAa in ~ aaietaiei
Dr, Magge IL the heunder an new Medr
bssi system The auantitafians whose vast
fntefnal d0tes eniaehe the stomach ana
Fafaiyze the novels must give precedence
10 the man who restores health Bnd appes
ste. with u rom ollie tdAhfe dd lids eklIaaf-
sores WITH bdx b. sbdf his wonderful and
all healing HaVe, These two grea speeiis
.sss lssa at lac Daelanf arm cast Flpefeeaing ali
Aessi me sfFeotyren hQst faiils 8t lie day Hks
k Ah0fdtnatY anfeh by MagGG'A rtllA ana
ffaive have OPENED ebYeahfthe putiie ia
the ineffeiengy of the $50 0aiiadl remedies
Of others, hhd upon which people have 30
bong blndtY depended, Mhggiel's fiis are
aat ai The Glaaa that afe swallowed by the
d0Aen, ana Of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity tor nnothsr,
~s-ssns -of twe~ef Aiaggi1iis ftlis- nttiiiees 10
place the bnNrtH itlpefisut ptaaTs bone the
st6taAel, uiiehtas AH lanhetito ahd render
the spirits light and huoyanti There II no
gripping aud 30 reaction Ia the form ot COM
-. situation, ~ the itVeg iAApegteii, lta fnne-.
a. ll0ba hre Fasta94a apa II lie hersguA sys-
TEN Is feeble, " Il lnYigofhthd, This last
quality makes tie medicine very desirable
hor the wants ofdeloate females uleefouA
and eruptive diseasea are literally exc
nnguihhed by the disnfeetant power OF
= Maggiel'A salyes In faet, II IL here am
nouneeu that MaQOiete BAfots. LplspeIlhe
aad UfnfThmd ffNs cure where all others
fail While for burns, HealdA, Chiihiaina,
Nuth and all hbraaiona OF the sh In MagOiefs
hatpe Is infniiihle, Sold hY j, Maggal II
Pine Street, New York, aud all Druggists,
At - cents Per box, dNWiy
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~ sHH
3 FIVE OfE-We have received a
bottle Of oil from the well Of Mr.,
Chimney Rose, at T1Fre Hapte, Itis
'ofh very pure quality for crude oil,
and is said TO be worth $40 per barrel
in its crude state. If il Is as prolific
as represented forty 10 fifty barrels
II day-it will prove source Of vast
wealth TO its opulent owner, and will
prove n great blessing to others, as no
man distributes his wealth with
greater liberality, or to objects more
deserving than Chauncy Rose. We
rejoice in his good fortune, but hope
the people of Terre Haute will not
become wild on tho oil question, and
all take TO boring. a"a rs 1850
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y PECIAL NOTICES.

@g~ BATGHELOn'E HAIR BKE-Tbe
hssL Ia Lha world bsfmtessi reliable, ia
staEilahebnss The oily reffeN Dye No
disappointment 40 fidiGDiGHs tintsl true
" Nature, Diaak 90 brown, Genuine Ii
aligned WfLLTAM a, BACHELOR,
Also, Hegenefating Extract 0f MiiieneHrs
Restores, preserves, anh beaHiines tile
hAirg prevents badness sold ny all drug
aists' Factory, . Barclay street, n, Z,
mafM aiy
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Z - elII.qATI1'a AIlllM INC 'alIAr.-.l

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rsnRed
Vegetable Oils, ia combination with diy-
ssfins, ana especially designed for lhe use
of Ladies' and for the Nursery, It's perfume
~ sAanisite, aud its washing properties un-
ayalied, For sale ny all druggists
fshsi dAWiy .,,s....,,,t.,,.,.,at5 rf
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Mna WInal.nw

an experienced Nurse aud Female rhysis
sian, presents TO the attention OF mothers
Aan
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@D- MAftnfAaE AND etfEfnACTg an
Essay Of Warning snd Instruction foF
mhish pfostfate the Vital powers, with
anFs means 81 cure, sent free of charge ia
a@aled letter envelopes Address ~, y,
nHtLLIh tt1UGHfoa, Howard Ass0eiatlon,
philadelphia. ia, apTa1 hmdAW
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Rallylng aud Challenging Commit
attf 4ff,ftf tees. g,t

The following persons have been
appointed, on the part Of the Union
League, to act as members Of the
Rallying and Challenging Committees
at the election Of Tuesday, October
OIL IaGIf
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The south

Il is with heart felt pleasure that wt
notice the favorable revival Of trade and
agriculture in the Southern States. From
all sections we continue TO receiver rep0rts
that augur well for a most bountiful crOi
during the coming season. The question
Of free labor Is gradually developing it
self without the aid of fhe Legislature
and even the journals that We're mosi
despondent Of the result are now con-
strained 70 state that there is hope in
the Old Land still. The planters in
every State are putting their shoulders iO
the wheel with energy that must needs
tell on the regeneration that is now adj
vancing with steady strides. Fears are
expressed that a greater breadth Of land
is being planted with cotton than is pru-
dent, so the western farmers viii have to
exert themselves TO furnish the corn that
in some sections viii fall short of the de-
mand.
The NEGROES are working steadily and
seem contented with their lot, and white
immigrants are commencing to flow to-
wards the South, where an ample remu-
ueration attends every class of labor. OF
course all is not yet Couleur de Rose ;
much depends on a favorable season ;
many OF the planters are inexperienced,
--''A HttNN 7oNu "A greater bitduiu pl
land than they can husband with
their limited hands; the negroes
may prove in some places untrust-
worthy, and towards the harvest may
make demands that viii fail heavily on
the cultiystors; but still the turning
point will soon be passed, and there will
be thousands OF spectators securing the
land for cotton, who will he willing to
make good advances on the crops; bv
this means money viii soon be plentiful,
and the South viii then be able 10 pur-
chase all the luxuries of which its mar
lIets are now bereft. In the meantime
we urge on the planters the necessity Of
treating the freedmen with kindness,
forbearance and llberality, and we feel
convinced that the neKtseason labor will
be re-organized on a sound basis, and the
negro viii prove himself worthy Of his
new position. As laborers they are OF
priceless value TO our country, but should
they through harshness, cruelty, OF their
own sloth, merge into a lazy thricing
eorde, then will they be curse instead
OF blessing TO the Il snd.-S0uthsrR Er-
change
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rosentative from the county of Madison


resentative from the county Of Madison
and
Whereas, Also, vacancy has occur
red in the senatorial branch Of said Gen
eral Assembly by the death of the Hon
b. r.. Peart, senator of the counties OF
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart
and,
Whereas, Also, vacancy has occur
red in the Senate aforesaid, 10y the resig-
nation of John y. Bowen, senator from
the counties of Smith and Sumner:
Now, therefore, /, William G.. Brown
low, Governor Of the State Of Tennessee,
do hereby command the sherifls, Coro-
ners or other officers authorized by law
TO open and hold elections, at ali the
places of voting in the respective coun-
ties Of Davidson, Shelby, Overton, War
ren, Haywood, Coffee, Grundy, Van Bu-
ren, Marshall. Dyer, Lauderdale
Sumner, Lincoln, Cannon, Franklin,
Carter, Giles, Stewart, Bedford, Hawk
ins, Dickson, Hamilton, Robertson, Mont
gomery and Smith, on Saturday, the 3lst
day of March, 1866, for the purpose Of
filling the vacancies from said counties
respectively, as hereinbefOre set forth.
said Sherifis shall make returns of said
elections according 30 law.
Ia testimony whereof have hereuuto
subscribed my name HH caused the great
L s. seal OF the State % be attached, ~ the De-
partment In the city OF Nashville, this 81
day of March, lsj6.
W g. BROWNLOW.
A J. FLETCHER Secretary OF State.
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Eastward Trains.
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DIRECTORS:
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,

IN which Deposits OF ONE DOLLAR. and
greater sums will be received, and draw inter
est st the rate OF four per cent. per auuufl
longer. lalS aIu
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The Act ofIu,o-poauau IS herewith.

County of NrV York. January - 1855.
Charles Taylor President, agt q. e. lliue. sec
retary cd the srF X S4,Ill,ssi. LsSJrEa1Cs lUN-
P5Sy, 90 I.ie personally known. depose and sag.
tutt tUer axe -H1l officers. and that the iQre--l-
lug is "a r~ua. fi1li and correct statement cf tie
affairs Of sliL Company On IRE thiuv-1rst
CAV OF q er-ruhrr. lsii. that sand Company Is he
5oHa BGs owner OF one million dollars cash
capital. aud uur.e hundred and f0fty-ei-lt
thousand five hundred ana eighteen dollars
aud iogty-rErer eel.fs cash surplus, Invested as
ABOVE ll cl which Is the absolute property OF
said company. Gree and clear from ali ielns and
claims thereon. except - above stated, iand as
may b- uece=saIy for a " rU-.usJrance fund,
according t1 tGa best ut their knowledge, tuflr-
nation and belief rrSr=cttvplv.
CHARLES TAYLOR, President
{. g.. TAI n E. secretary.
sworn % and subscribed, the date last above
written. before me-
CHARLES NEFTLETDN.
Ca=rrs fssiauer Tor Lhs state OF tennessee.
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SJl,iE 5s
j. MILTON SMITH,
President
H. L. WILL1IARrH,
Nfre- pra-ideut
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Westward Trains
The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND No STAGING.
Faro Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains ON the Mississippi Central Eailzoai
leave Grand junction on Tuesday, Thursday =
and Saturday, At O'Clock pm
Trains on the Noodle and Ohio Railroad leave
COrinth going North and South Daily south
al pm and North az am
At sCatur re4-uIsr connections are ma " "a
the Nashville and Decatur Road FOR Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
Al Stevenson connections ara made with
trains on the Nashville aud ChattanooEa Rail
ruad.
At Chattauooga connections are made vi p
trains on the East IrHne~-e= aid Ge1---is- au1
Western and Atlantic Railroads, Tor alt parts
OF Ge0rzia. S8uth aud North Carolina, NiEEtui &.
and the Nsrth-
For through tickets and fu=thsr iu Information,
apply at No. If Court 5trcsr, OF al the Me1up1 .
and Charleston Depot
". J. ROSS GEM 5uprs
G.. L. ASuEss.JE
Geaaral Freight aud Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN,
iaIEIu-feil General Travelling agent.
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JasTrFHoE LER's OFFICE,
Nashville. Feb-y s. i-65-
7, ;. W. HATCHEIT. Comptroller of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that tEe lnterua-
tiu1aI Insurance Company. Iacatel at Eew
YORK city. IA the state Of 1ew York. has pro-
uGceu 20 noe satisfactory eEilencr that a-ilu
CJmnauy has complied with ali the ratI u-rf-
uent- Of ti.e laws Of the state or Tennessee il-
posed on Insurance Companies ana ] further
cert Is that 81. X Clarke q CO.. Agents or said
Coruu4uy have also com piled 7slfh tie re- {UIr--
meets OF the laws or the state. made AMI pro-
NfIed I'm such eases. wherefore. ssiu Iutern1t-
u1u4I luS1ra1ce Company has authority %
f4l-e rI-t-- and t.sl-I.s the business OF lnsur-
..nca FL this -f sra. az Memphis, Tenn.
This certificate Of Agency must BE- renewed
the lst dfys OF July and January Of each year.
= W HATCHETr.
SEAL Comptroller Tenn.
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STATE OF TESNEssEE

CHARLES NEFTLETON,
Csrrsfssf11er Tor lhs state OF tennessee.
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LIVING WITHOUT REFLECTION
Nhen man passes q day without re-
neeu0n, he may well exelaim at night.
l fear that have done something
wrong"
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City Stables,
No. 81 Monroe q 323 Third Sis

HORSES AND BUGGIes FOR HIRE.
HORSES & ULE,S ON HAND FflP aATE
Auction sale OF Stock Wagons. eta m, 7,Fru,e-
DAYS, I'll IT, UfSDAIS SANpSATURbAYS Usx-
ing leased the above stables, " n be pleased -
have my friends call aud see me. 1 have asso-
eiatsd with myself in business ID. d. DiSrn Z lZes
lately OF VicksbuTe, under the flrIo name al
DISM UKES q KELL0Gd Frank HYDE viii
also be on hand 10 wait on his friends.
feA-im GEORGE KELLOGG.
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J U ST Z E EIV ED
AyD FOR SALE Low FOR CASH!
50 Casks Bacon, clear sides shoulders and
hams
80 Bbls. White Beans.
- Hair Dbl. Extra Roll Butter
% Casks, quarts and pintS, " W. Younger
= Co. S strong Ale and Porter
- Bb.S Texas Pecaas, extra large.
80 Baskets. quarts and pints, " Bouche,
Fits& Cos " BoUZy and "Cabinet" " Cham
pHgne.
30 Rhls Mess Pork and Reef
80 Bbls and half bbls " hite Fish.
10 Bbls Bourbon Whisky a years old.)
B5ls Robertson do
Also our Own Importations OF:
100 Baskets. Qts. and Pts, piper Heidsick'
s. Boxes, cts. ana Pts, ,"Chss. Fare sinery"
Champagne.
50 Boxes, OTIS. and Pts, "De st. Marceaux'
Chamuagne
50 Cases Cts and Pts. Olive OIL.
lNj Cases = and 4 Sardines.
100 Cases Claret, various brands
= tasks, Qts. and Pts, RObt. Younger &
sons Sparkling Ale.
5 Pipes Gomez Sancho" Table sherry.
Pipes Old Port Wine
Pipes. -. Denis Henry Mounie & Co.'S
l-pes .'Pinet Castillon & Co. do 's60.
10 Pipes Ia Rochelle United ProprietorS," ,"
Cognac, lsi.
5aNV Havana Segars, various brands.
Besides tuu assortment OF Goods usually
found IN our line, warranted fresh.
J. r. FRANK & CO,
fe2j-msr3-lm
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hSr Suppose Christianity obliterated
from the efficient causes Of the world's
progress, what arm l. strong enough 30
urge on the car Of human civilization
What wisdom sagaciOus enough 10 guide
mankind 10 the goal Of their destiny
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Ia Christianity can now point to
what Il does, as well as 20 what il Is in
itself, and say, Behold the fruits which /
produce in the hearts and lives Of man
kind
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Axes, PIOws. Etc.

On DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery and Hall Plows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
30 Sacks Corn.
5uJ BALES Hay.
100 Sacks Bran.
so Bushels seed Oats
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugars.
% Bb!s. White Sugars.
6U Bags Coffee.
Is Tierces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
1860 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans, etc.
80 Bbls. Salt.
40 Bbls. Mess Pork.
10 Packages Cheese.
20 Bbls. MOlaSses-
50 Kegs Choice Syrups.
loo Bbs. Choice Meal.
candles, soap, starch, Tobacco, Powder, Shot
" hte Lead, OILS, fruits Candies, etc.
Es- In store and arriving. sss ...
January 2lth.
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE & co.
MARI 3m
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Important 70 Travellers
BETWEEN
MEMPHIS & EASTERN CITIES.
The Great Broad Guags
Atlantic aad Great Western Railway

Is now Open and running two daily fast sf-
press trains from Giucinaati 10 New York and
sll Eastern cities PaSsauEe-s VIII md this n
most desirable route. TIE equipments o. this
road are uue,4 4ualeu by any on this continent q
Elez&ut PEiace sleeping cars accom- p.irlT al
night trains, and smoking cars On Al trains
Ample time Is allowed 80 re-llar hours for
meals aud the uubroEeu Broad GuaEe oilers to
rhe traveller a decree Gl security comfort ana
speed not to be found on any OtherrOut t. Con-
nccti0Hs uil Cairo, 81 LuEis. or CEicGg0 for ants
route are certain also connections for PITTS
burg Philadelphia. BsltiEaoraand Wasfiu gtOu,
Tickets can be had ana oGEEaEs checked
through at an principal Southwestern ofices,
For further lulOTmaffzu ard through tickets,
apply to LARRY HABHSTAD-
Agent II. Cen. Railroad, Il jefferson street,
Or 70 u B- BELNGIuN.
Agent Chicago aud st. Louis Railroad No. .
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn OF
SIDNEY COOK
dsI8 3m Gayoso House.
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Ia Do not pity him; he is guilty.
Harsh and revolving words He Is guilty,
and it is this that draws out our tenderest
cOmDaseion
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO Merchants AyB SHIPPERS.

4 GENCTEs have been established a. Mem
n pnis, fernando. -uidiFarer. Como. 5arIf-.
haiesvlile. Onkisnd and arrnaaa. % EEirii
be.nts Frei-hts can be shipped without Pre-
- IlF4t uutiI farther uO-le-. To all 0tE5r
F.,lia ireizl musf b. prepaid
r-tn 'ttLen complaint = uaos 10 Consequence q
ae-.et ne.ng sent back l-oul Daror- EverT
-. p ur-lE made by the Company % get o-
-5s.--s 80 = last - possible. and Freight Train
- 4 q Il -. -. plL DAILY Tor the last week, bIE
T-ltt = - = ~ ~ sliileie-t 10 meet the demands
frHg ana outa limited sl-yrs ri ~lr - -rei.
~ CUISINES which D. now 0.fe--
NJ ---..a-ll'-liy n the pudlc Every exertioa
crease the amount whi-h J. s6i5rssi M W.
cannot do more than the faciI.fIs- ~ f,s F,,s.s
allow
- 2, LTVER,-0HE
~ - 2el4er4l 81 Eerintendeut