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A-ftnchn1enk Notice.

John HalIum, Agent for Geo. NJ. Lnsher, vs..
u, q Andrews.
A FFIDAypT for Attachment having been
a made by John Halum, agent Tor Geo. NJ.
Lushsr, plaintif in this case, IN ~pursuance OF
section 1856 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and at
tnchm ent having been Issued and returned by
me proper otao-r, "levled, etc T" on the prep
erty OF the defendant;
IL Is therefore ordered, that said defendant
appear al my once in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee. on or before the l2th day OF October
next, and defend this salt, o. the same Will be
taken for confessed As 10 him and the case set Tor
hearing ex pArte: and that a copy ofthis order
be published once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Ms4aphis Appeal " i
H MILLER p. p.
onley & Muliiean. Attorneys. seis Iawlms
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Tbfa h@ been a duh day IN trade. Our
L~horouguf4res we're more than usually qlleis
but now tnat frost has male Us appearalc-
and yellow fever no AnnGer po&esAa any &I
rors % those Who have been % fortunate Is 20
pas thrOugl the ordeal we may s0on4OoA Tor
crauge 70 the better-a very decided improve
meufn business The cutting out OF NE river
ch enneI has decreased our receipts lausrly
ron al points materially. PrOduee Games IN
freely, aud IN many Things there tsa gut Corn
conrIEuss scarce, ana We could Learn Of 40 loH
f1r sale to-day. The stock on hand Is held oy
retailer. who sell ia q small way a. 81 1Igl ..
market Has arm and stock light Ilmotny
on lsvee T. held a. and 50 nom slnre.
No bran ia market Oats are scare AID nrm
a. T5Gslc. There Is = fair demand Tor mess
Sfdez IslGIgc: shouldsr~ B5<gb3ac= breakfast
bacon, lsHlgc plain hams Zigzlc
plain cauvassed hams, Z3g2ic; sugar cured,
Z5aEc. Cabbage, per % ndredt s79A keg
lard. I54a6xc: Helee f1agl5e ApP.ss onn
and plenty a. So 75G6 80 Der b0L. Butter IL De-
comiug more plentiful and prices are easier
Goshen. 4Nc- choice wGsferu, aD141cs gOOor +g
sre- common. I5sr25c. but not 10 demand
Baggiug IS in demand a. @'g@sc loT IN
dIa, and 25gz5c FOR Kentucky power mana
loom Z4z25c No beans N market. Eggs are
nrm and scarce at sc. Flour quiet but nrmi
common s. scat IS. super SOS. 4 ttGWr AZ
SO EgII. Xxx Slzgl5; fancy brands s49l9 ~
chickens scarce, selling A. s. % for young and
E5a6 so for old. Potatoes are scarce and hrm
rood - / at s4G5 per Dbl Onions. y J9a %.
sweet Pslatoes s. per Dbl, or per DusheL No
lzssss drm at 0gScioreG Lnaas reouheo no
New Orleans Of cOnseguence IN market syrup,
EaI So sugar firm lszGlec for white crushed
and powdered and coffee sugars At 4IFsGLh9acs
broWn FAaTe. RIO Coffee, fair to cholce, 30
re, Chn Line 3 Be- 5Oi cape Lime y 20
western reserve cheese, l64gl7ci factory
lsIsalsc: English dairy, l5glsc. common
whisky, 81 tOs2; imitation Bourbon A2s5i
Bourbon, 500.
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to All parties who
~ have claims against the estate OF X b.
Shoue, deceased. viii present them duly au-
tusuticated on or before the 18th day OF No
vember next Also. al who are Indebted 70
said estate viii please come forward fHr settle
ment. Address. Bartlett station, Memphisand
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Tenn
MRS. L. a. 81. SHONE,
orgf Tau~fw AHmfmIefrafrgr
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southern RaiIroads-ArrivaI Of the Com
r-e.aaouaI COmmfffee.

southern RRtIroads-AFrtvaI of the Con
greks1OnsI COMMITTEES.
The committee appointed last winter
by Congress to investigate and report
upOn the condition of the Southern rail
roads, arrived in this city yesterday by
the early morning train from Chatta-
nooga, and is now at the Stacey House.
The committee is composed of Hons.
J. w. McClurg, of Missouri Ulysses
Mercer, of Pennsylvania; Philetus saw
yer, of Wisconsin, and ID. D.. Wash
burne. Of Indiana, and is accompanied
hy N. g. Ordway and s. d. Lord,
Sergeant at-Arms and Assistant Ser
,geat-at-Arms of the House Of Represen-
tatives. f. P. Meigs is theclerB Of the
COMMITTEES, and j. o. LOghlen accompa-
MES it as. representative Of the New York
Herald.
The route Of the committee from
Washington was by way of Richmond,
Charleston and Savannah to this point,
from whence they will proceed direct to
Washington tomorrow.
They were engaged yesterday with the
leading railroad men here, gathering
facts in regard to u resds.-NdshUiHe
Union and Dispatch, 18th.
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III. W. York cotton market opened this
mo-nfug dali. with prices uominally easier
Drdna-v Ec: good ordinary, Hci loW MID
fifng IEalgLc. nlddunE l9c; good mlddlnF'
~. O+7zsTa lIi-c. Afnoon IL was duh. WtA
urfcss unchanged. and closed dull Win noldeia
anrfouz IN realize The Liverpool market
0UeDed dun with prices tending dOWnWard
uDIanaS sd orleans. %. Our market opened
with a g8ol inquiry Al l6lac for mlddlng, Dut
holders were firm a. EC aud safes we're llnALsu'
% come down In taeir views, ana rom
that out mo market was active a. SIC for mid
IIfng whirn seems 20 be about the only grade
IN market. Orders have accumulated and buy
es are DISPOSED 70 Ill., The opening Liverpool
dfsDztch and The closing New YORK arrived 20
zeLLer. when buyers generally WlLLlrsN. SIZE
Tor Lreday were about 100 bales. The market
E osed dull as GLOW.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified As the
ExecuIor Of j. "A saint, deceased, a. a former
term OF the County Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee. All those indebted q ne estate Of
]. 81. Saint, deceased, are hereby notified 10
come forward and make payment, and those
holding claims against said estate are notified
TO Ole the same with the Executor within the
une prescribed by Law, otherwise the same
Will be forever barred. 9r
Nam nhfa- Sent ia lSgF- s~eQAlaw4WrF
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DruO Store for S0Le.

N entire new stock. No unsaleabis goods
"A Storshouss can be rented 81 q fair rate.
Amount 81 StOok. ABOUT 500. Searcy Is at
ire head OF NAVIGATION OF Little sHsd River,
I'VE boats per Week. Cairo o Fulton Rail-
road passes the towns now being built.
Town - groSyiug more rapidly than any place
IN No-th- Terms Cash.
Address ASDa
oez8 dIw&WIt aeaFcyi Ark
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ThOt COW0h,

DR. WILLIAMS PulnOnie Bulsam Of Wild
u Cherry and Wood nap ha5 Is the great
ness. Group, Soreness Of the Throat, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Soreness OF the Breast and Lungs,
Pneumonia. Bronoiuus, asthma aug futmO-
nary Consumption. Try this meliciEe once,
and oar word for 10 you Will IN future use no
other. ,i i
sold by all druggists everywhere throughout
the south. Dealers can be snpplied AZ j. 3.
WATSON 4 O.S Wholesale Druggists, and.
sole agents for this medicine, TO whom Al or
ders must be addressed. toc5 u q
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Non-R Resident Notice.

In n Chanoery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No 478-LOuts e. NarYille et al. tnrm OF Nor
vile. Boone 4 Coz v. ohm D. Amour et al
1T appearing from affidavit IN This cause that
il the defendants John ID Armour andBdwsrd
Tennessee;
IL Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein. Al. the c0urthOaSe in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn, within the nrst three
days or the next term Of said court. commenc-
ing on The secOnd Monday In November, 1857
and plead, anENFer or demur to The petition Of
J, =. Wnkns ct Al, surviving partners Of F. j.
CLARK & Co. who have become parties COM
plainhnt In the above Cause. or the same
order be published once a week, for Tour sac
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A oopy-attests IUa
AUGUsrON ASTON, Clerk aud Master.
By r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Thompson &krazers sols for Petitioners.
DELL taW4W -rr.as
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Mississippi and Tennessee Z. 3.
Change of Time.
ON and after SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18th.
" 1857, until further notice, the Passenger
Train viii
Leave Memphis Duly at . p.Di.,

ON and after SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th
u 1857, until further notice, the Passenger
Train viii
LedUe Memphis Duly at . pm.
One hour earlier than heretofore.
Train Arrives at Memphis Daily al S45 an.
This change is made temporarily. by requesi
Of numerous patrons OF the road.
Parties Wishing TO leave Memphis al might
and return in The morning, can purchase COM
mutation tickets FOR twenty trips, toany point,
or tickets good for one month, at reduced
rates, by applying AT this Office.
A. 3. LINERMORE,
oola lw Gsaez9rsFFsrs .ePaeBt
Justice, mercy and faith ye make
clean the outside of the cup and platter,
but within they are full of extortion and
xcess." So He said, and closed against
iese the jasper gates Of heaven, TO open
.nem to Mary Magdalene, and the male
who hung near him on his cross.
HE that saith he is in the light, and
nateth his brother, hath not yet ceased
20 be in the darkness. WhOsOever
his brother is a murderer, and ye
no murderer hath eternal life
in him. So wrote John the
Evangelist, whom even Masons in name,
who revile their Brethren without cause,
pretend to revere as their patron saint.
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Notice.

WILL sen my lower Plantation IN Tuniea
county, or exchange it for other good prop
erty, OF lease e for the Bext year OF Tor . series
Of years II Is one Of the highest and best in
ths bottom, about 20 niles beloE 4emRhik
ivls n A. WIGHT
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Have for Sale.


= Aflburnes Oelehrafed lrOn-AEie Wagon
Is Milburnes CeleLrated ThimbIe-Skein Wag-
OnS-SYer 800 sold IN Memphis. ~ Warrautef
for twelve mouths, and only 81 So dana Ees
claimed FOR breakage.
80 Carver Gins. from 30 to 50 saws,
wood and iron frame.
3Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses.
double-gesredaad 70 work By crank. Two
men can make so pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers, fsr running
Gins ana Grst Ans-the finest poE1H made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, OF an sizes.
from y to lO0-horse power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
GhInery, OF all kinds, faEnishsd a. short no.
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes, from 4 to
5O-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, Of All sizes, from o 10 So
hOrss power,
single and Double Saw MillE-Toddis and other
Gin sssnsntS fOrlOand y feet wheels, com
plete.
Railnsd and Lever Horse Powers. I, : and g.
horse power.
Is Tons OF IRON TTEs dow 10 the traSe,.
l0 Dozen Cedar BueBHts, IRON ana Grass bound
assorted. dow 20 the tradsl
lo0 Nests Cedar Tubs. dow x the trade.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close c-onsignment-
Ilo and z Horrs Power Portabls Enxfne- seg-
ond-hand. low for eash-mustbe 21td.
l6-HOrse Power, second-hand.ehaap.
l3 Horse Power Stationary Engine and srw
Ain-an e0mplete-caa be bought low.
$50 saw and 90 saw Gins but httls ussdD
low for cash.
daniels Flaming Machin-cuts.s 81 inches
wide and Is feet ~long-can be had 81 q bar
gain.
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PL0NS OF al kinds.
FEEO CUTTERS,
UOEN-SHELlERg.
THEESElNa MACHINES
kEAPERS ~ MuEt YRS.
LATH N ,CHENE&
WHEAT HDLL
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Aanninfstrafor,s Setttenpe,.t

In County Court OF shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors Of J. @ Anderson,
deceased: U
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that I Have filed
N settlement OF the estate OF ]. Z. Anderson,
deceased, with the CLERK OF said court, ana that
HWtlIRppiy for confirmation Of sad Set.le-
ment at the November term 1857, Of said court,
to be held on the first Monday OF satd month
in the Ia the city u Memphis.
HENRY 7. JONES'
-rrH..a Administrator with will annexed.
Approved September Is, 1851: NE
ssi4 IaWiws JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
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FoREIsH EXCHAEGE.
Dran on England. Ire
land and Scotland
81 norllb. suerIing.
Francs, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 S. francs
for 81 %.
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DhUE& CROCKETT have moved their stock
o. Iron aud Hard Ear- to 70 20 r ont
street. between Goult aud Madison, Where can
he f0and ~ al times
The Only stock OF Pennsssee Iron
In the cts Also a very soB-rfor an-Iiiy Of
Oummnn Ir n. braEdedK KENTUCKY IRON. az
Reduced PHI e.
We keep also = nil atoek OF Castinss. Malta
smith fn0as, wagon hafsrisl. Cotton Gins.
Fnneshers, HOfse Powers, tidar Mile. e. IN.
Shelters. PlOE scr aper-: in fact q general 49,
soTtfnsnt Of AgricultuTslI a. p'ementS. ec; ana
are p 'epared 70 Srppig everything kept IN our
liueuf business ALLOW Tzfss.
Upon The lst day q Augnst ue rsalnred tlrs
pliue o. 7snnes ee Ir0n snr cent per pound,
and kentockg or GOmmOn Iron oRe-hElf cent
ner pound. auS
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N

ON the nrst day OF April last wesoldtO Fl. A.
" Montgomery most Of our stock OF goods,
and BY this sale disposed % all our high priced
goods; but not for a moment have. we ever
given up business We always he'd pos
session and occupied our present store ~ Main
street, IN Clark's Marble Block. Mr.. Aontgom-
cry sold the stock purchased % US tp Col. sam.
p. Walker, who turned over the goods toGen.
Frank P. Armstrong, as trustee, aud by an ar
rRngsment made with Mr. Montgomery. We
permitted the goods 70 be sold in our store Tor
Sky Gays or more. We have never uiaoe an
ASSIGNMENT, nor do we expect 10 do 20. We
want TO be placed tight o. lh@ record, and
wapf our frieRd- 10 understand oar position.
We are going TO continue -uslnes-, and expect
TO always keep a superior stock, and At AIR
prices. Thus we We're forced to sell our large
stock Of nigh priced goods, In order 70 meet
them with an entirely new. cheap Rod eie-
stock. which we are now rec yingdaily.
j.. Il. WAGGENER a CO.
ocs.lm 2sf Main street.
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.On the Mysteries of Masonry IN Mailing
Abbeg Lodge, No. l063,) solar IS they
may be ld1gfuAy published.
Rrnrn Rreemaenn-s MagaZine LondnnL
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Collections made on az accessible
points ia the SOeSthsOeSt.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Cotton Fa @ OF
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MENPHIS, TENN.

L IRERAL ADVANCES-supplies al whole
saIe Prices Commission I0r selling Cotton,
One nouar per bale.
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WALT q co.,

SEQ 6f0 EAOAs otESo%[
Chaace5y Sale of VGINu6Je
Cotton Plantation,
my an order OF the Chancery gOuft OF Missis.
Is slppi county, ARK. a. May term, A. ID. Is T.
we viii 0Her for sale 70 the highest and best
BIDDER, upon the premises, On
Wedh esday, the Goth day Of November,
a. ID. 1851. a. farm knOTn as b. b. Harding
Plantation, situated one and a half miles below
Osceola, 10 Mississippi county. Ark. II haa q
good Dwelling, ca6ins. crib, Clubhouse, cf~-
Terms, etc, and two mere buildinea will be
completed before the DAY or sale, 70 make II
suitable to work on the enant ystBm- It Is
well protected By leyee. and has never failed 70
make a crop in the highest water.
TKRMs OF SALE-Ons-iah Of The purchase
money cash the balance In twelve monehs
from the day Of sale, retaining alien upon the
for the Unpaid purchase money.
2 1T w Is a. II. HAZARD,
q, l.. MUORE
GHA8s OWE
ouo2fHa -" CommiaefOueraL
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FOR SALE.
Tive HUNDRED Acres Of Fine Land.

ONLY fifty acres cleared, balance heavily
DtfmberFd; most OF 10 abaVe overflow, stu
sfed on LoosA Hatchie river, three miles north
OF Raleigh.
Terms Of purchase are very fayorablel %
AppIyt to FINS BURRoW,
a..e Raleigh, Tenn, -
Or to L. o. RIVES, Attorney at law, Express
Building, Memphis, Tenn ocle
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Non Resident NOTICE.

County Court OF Shelby Comfy, Tennessee.
N. II. Acock et ais. VS. VIM. Thomas Cloar
fetaIs. Fi.. ss .IrrTui
this cause II appearing rom afidayit nlsd,
4 that William Thomas CiOsr, MarthR lane
Clear. John Uloar, samuel Cloar. Ja4les Gl0aT,
George Washington ClOsr and Albert Cloar,
defendants in above cause are nunsresidenie
OF the state Of Tennessee rf
is therefore ordered that thap eBter their
Appearance herein, and plead, answer OF dsmur
to the petitioners petition, on or bsiore the
hrst three days of eNuyember Terra Of said
Court, bt ginning on the 4th day OF NOvemher, ISL.
or the same win be taken Tor eoasesssd as to
them, and set Tor bearing eX paTte4-r e 3
1t is further ordered, that a copy ofthis order
be published once a wees for 1OurI Successive
weeks in the Memphis appeal, a Newspaper
published in the City Of Memphis. Tame seeg
Attest; JNOs LOAGUE, Clerk.
Thompson &Frazer, solicitors Tor petitioners
September u, 1897. gel8 4tlaWc
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Notice 70 .TaY PAYERS.

THE TAX BOOKS FOR the yesr ISL are now
il ready, and shall Immediately proceed 10
collect Absorbing 20 Law. All tax payers who
have Personal PROPERTY must come mp
at once or they viii ind their taxes In the
hands OF ConsIabies who are authorizes 10 dia-
train a su1iciency to pay all taxes.
PHILIP GARVIN,
Fag Collector Shelby county, 1907.
0mce-Northwest Corner Jefferson
and Third Streets
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4 MEMPHISA
ELEarAo.

ELEGIAC.
Wzaen in ne poytion II Gare M cerseosp
LoItspsze, allotted 70 ne UntoH Dead
By eEoRqE D. FRESTicE.
B Here, whilst the twilight aews
Ioome, Oh pafriot dead. 10 muse
Afew brief hourA- #i f1a
w. tH 1Lfft aIH Il ttlfg
tsr Hard by You, rank on rank, ,r
Rise the sad everereens whose solemn forms
Are dark As n they only drank
4 l4@ s9n b thnndsr Storms
Through the mick leaves around .f
The low, Wild Wines their SirseSske music pour
Like the lar Oceans solemn 1ound H
On sloge shore
From all the MIR a SIGH,
DiIRe-ike, ana soui.like, melancholy, Wild,
Comes like a mothers Wailing cry
Der her dead child.
Yonder. a little way, relrazi-
Where mouuds rise thick like surges Ofth sea,
Those whom ye metlu fierce array
Sleep dreamleasly.
The same soft hreezes sing, -
The same BIRDS ehsnttheis spiSit.reqnleB
Ths ZANE sad hoWers tneir fragrance hing
nrf1D o'eryou and them.
Aud pilgrims Oft viii Erieve
Alike Ger Northern and Ger s 'uthern dust,
And both 20 God's great mereyleaVe
In equal trust So
Oysnnd they. as foes, sl-g.T
win meet DO more, but calmly take your rest,
The meek hands folded in reFoae
On each stu breast.
No marble columns rear
Their Rhafts TO blazOn each dead herc's nansi
Yet we'll. oh we'll, ye ssumber here, =
Great sons OF faGe4
The dead az free Will start Ha
From the uuburdened as The burdeDed sod,
and stand as pure IN soul and heatt
Before their God.
p.e
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SAINT MARY's sCH00I-
Poplar Street. Fast of Orieana.
Nrs. N. Z. POPE PrIncInaI.

DESSONS wishing 70 enter pupils win pleas.
I call after Z pm, or at any time saturday
sells II
BOARD Of County Commissioned or sbelhv
ID County-OctODsr Term. Oct. Der Is, lss7.
Ordered, That the Memphis Evening Posi- h.
and the same 10 hsre0y declared the Official -
ty OF shelby.
Resolved, that the above order be publtsbsd
for one week IA the Memphis Post, BullasinI
and Appeal.
Wines my hand At once In tie city Of Mem.
piiis, this Ast day Of October, lf61
JNo. 1OAGUE
oe2 " County cetikeSlelk~
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rRrRAL cash Aevances made on CoDsigu-
menfs, and SPECIAL attention. gwen 20 M
M orders. ~
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SUPPLIES.

We also pay special sttsution 20 the sale OF
Cotton, ana vii an orders for Plantation Sup
plies for AL who may favor Us with their pa
uonaEe. ser sm
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1aIhe'sF,rs and Burglar Proofsafss

DEERING C9TFON PHEsSES.
CLIFTON PfANTkRS.
COIT0N =CRA FERS.
CUTTON SWEEPS RS,
CULTIVATuRS
CURN PLANTERS.
SINGLE MACHINES
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! MARTIN WALT & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Cotton Factors.
(Agents for the Regular Arkansas River
RRcketS)s
No. 272 Front Street,
MemnbiS- TeOnaSSRe.

500 Bbls Mess Pork,
20 Casks Bacon sides,
"a Casks shoulders.
3S5 Sacks Chasce Coffee.
a60 Bbls Sugar, asserted,
500 Bbis FlOur, all grades,
400 Hbls Meal,
so BbIs whisky,
k0o Bbls n o. MSlasses.a
1SO Half Bbls " o. MOlasses,
800 Aus MAekerel, Ul
so Bbis No. LIZ and 8 Wackerel
25O Pieces Kentucky Baggings
20 Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope, '
200 Hair Celia Rope,
400 Kegs Lard. Ha.h aaA
80 Tierces Lard.
100 BXs Tobacco assrt'd brands
90 Bbis No. 4 Cider Vinegar.
90 Bbls breakfast Bacon,
30 Tterees SugBr-eured Hams,
And an extra large sssoriment Of GToceries
which Will be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 70 Dr. mpt paying customers
Advances viii be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or TO cur friends In New
0rlnamu .H".HHH. ..#. N...
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CIR PLATFORM.

LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its tru'
extent and meaning Obedience to and
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tionaI, constitutionslly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpatior
and Oppression, Of n man or many
and to all encroschments upon the right'
Of freemeu OF Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerOgatives Of any
Department Of the State or NationaI
Governments.
RESTORATION of disfranchised citizens
10 all rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colored
race Of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no Isttres dc cacket,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDINATIoN Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
OF peace.
APPROVAL OF the efforts Of the Prea-
dent to prevent the annihilstion OF civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of ell that he has done
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what he has left undOne or done smiss.