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THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER

When disordered In any way, require the use Of
a certain and efficient diuretic, and II there Il n
better combination 10 arouse the kidneys than
"Dromgoole 4 Co.'S Fluid Extract Of Bcarber-
~, Cubcbs and Bnchu," IL has never been
found. Dropsy, gravel, CONT, difficulty and
pain in urinaiing, urinary deposits, pain In the
back, extreme nervousness, excuses, indiscre-
ton, loss Of energy, want Of action In the kid.
neys, gleet, ETC., in male or female, can all BE-
relieved by using our preparation Of Bearber.
rs. Cubcbs and Buchu.
For the blood, constitutional diseases, ~.
philitic affections effects Of mercury, skin de.
eases, scromla, etc, use Constitutional Monarch
For diafrhooa, whether recent or long~tand.
ing vomiting, cramps, cholera morbus, pains ia
bowels, gripping pains, etc. use Red Diarahoea
Remedy.
For bloody dux, mueai diarfhoea, dyseutery
ETC., use dysentery compound.
For headache, billlousness, torpid liver, con
Hipatiou, foul stomach, and all cases requiring
a select pill, use Vegetable Anti-bilious Pills.
For piles, internal or external, recent or Ions
standing, II you desire ease In two applications
use Drumeonlc 4 Co.'S Pile Salye.
For burns, scalds, cuts, bruises spmius tu
mors, etc, use Lone Star Eminent
For the hnir-to restore the natural color
prevent IT, falling oil, cleansing aud a%rousini
the scalp use Tonic Hair Restorative.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders 20
Iiciled J.p. DRoAGOoLE a co,
pnoprietors.
Orders for any Of the Great Southern Prppa
nations eau be addressed 10 ans u the follow
ing Wholesale agents;
Edwin Morris 4 20, Louisville, Ky.
l. O. DelIose 4 Co. Mobile, Ala.
Barns, Ward 4 Co, New 0rleanL
Collins Bros, st. Louis.
Sold m Pamela by L. s Moore, and in BATES
VILE hy Marlin L Wright. h3-2r
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LATEST N w s /.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Senate.
The bill extending the time TO three
years for the fnal settlement of pri-
vate land claims IN Florida, Louisi-
ana, and Mississippi, passed.
The House, in Committee of the
Whole on the tax bill amendment to
abolish the cotton tax, rejected 1t by
a vote Of 65 against As.
The military bill has been agreed
to. The section in reference to ca
diets from rebel States says that no
money for their subsistence shall be
paid until the restoration Of their
States to the Union.
The tax bill passed after several
further unimportant amendments.
The TribaHe's special says: The
Judiciary Committee on the investi-
CATION of the return to rebels of con-
fiscated property, show that fifty
million dollars in Louisiana alone
have been returned them by order Of
the President.
General Grant has expressed him.
self to Wilson and the Secretary Of
war as warmly In favor of the recon-
%struction bill. Contrary reports are
unfounded.
At Georgetown, ID. c., Charles d
WEIGH, Radical, was elected over III,
present incumbent Conservative b,
ninety majority. The registry show
OIL negroes and 1875 whites.
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Eprrona CtAHioNt II IL the i'm.
preston and generally understood
that oiir present ablo and meritorious
Executive Intends 10 retire to private
llfc NJ the close Of his present term
Of office. In view Of this assump-
ton, II behoovcs the people to take
the matter In hand, and select n suit.
able person for his successor We
would, therefore, suggest Tho namo
Of the Hon. Freeman II. Irby, Rep
resentativc from the county of PIANO.
Ia, as ominently qualified for the
position. The time for political
demagogucism Is over, and now, in
view Of the past, let us by all means
bring forward our purcst end best
men for legislative, executive and
judicial positions. Colonel Irby has
represented Pamela county from 1861
to the present, during which time he
displayed remarkable legislative, adj
ministrative and executive ability.
In former days, when it was thought
there was no danger Of Republican
decay, we might, to some extent,
have tolerated partizan hucksters and
political adventurers, but now in
vivid remembrance of the past, and
in hope Of the present, and the UNI
certainty of the future, let men of all
former political crceds unite and
.cheerfully aid in electing their best
men to Office, regardless of old par
titan differences. IL is with the
present we have to deal, not the dead
past. We ought, therefore, to select
our best and wisest men to conduct
theraffairs Of State; at least, till our
present political difficulties are adj
justed. In presenting the claims OF
|Col. Irby, we feel confident of his
ability to discharge the delicate and
responsible duties of Chief Magis-
trate with honor to himself, and to
the satisfaction of the public. We
are thus confident because we know
him to possess a thorough knowledge
of the wants of the people and an
intimate acquaintance with the pas
legislation Of the State, on any anc
all subjects, besides, in u opinion
he possesses that moral fitness for The
position SO necessary at this junctur'
to extricate us from the Sylla ant
C~harybdis dangers in which we arr
now involved. Now Is tho time fol
the Invaluable gifts Of agriculture t.
be developed, and for the " bar anc
battle-axe' TO be converted into thu
harrow and ploughshare--that peac'
and plenty may again oyersprcad thi
once happy country.
NORTH MISSISSIPPI.
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Those wbo ar5 willing q kH yoa With Tie
fwefi hHfn ~ y0n have with lhe tf Z tHd
ditide yaHt lanh with the euinlwtaa Ave fau
elitina lhai thty hall ttrarHhe and ttsiats
~ vtuf pile fnut cough rfufs your rhltI
mlslnfa yof itmtle meii,lnea. ett h lime
when usIfra medicines ae prepared ~ ibe
Fudtt thi offered w your uwn Alu and kini
Once Ia your lt stand upon your " dignity
%esetflte yuuf own Judgment abd resolve 10
buy those which ate prepared By thpee wbu are
bound 70 ypu ny ~ the ties that Nuke Iltp q
blessing
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"The die is cast" aud Mississippi
is no longer q State, but with Arkan-
sas, nov constitutes a military dis
srict, TO be lorded over by au officer
of the U. s. army not below the rank
of Bigadier General. Every part
and parcel of the articles of capitu-
lation between Lee and Grant have
been violated and ignored by the
so-called Government. Il has not
only acted in bad faith, 1--WE mean the
present Congress,) but has officially
llied'in order 10 get to steal what the
South has left When q contract or
an agreement Is broken and ignored
NY one party, II is no longer binding
on the other. Southern soldiers were
to take the amnesty gath, and upon
declaring slavery abolished were to
have their full rights restored. They
have done all this, and a. a token q
Radical appreciation of their promp,
action, they find themselves TO-DAY
controlled by a military dcspo.ism
The amnesty oath b no longer bind.
ing upon US, as per agreement. N,
sound, thinking, freedom-loving mar
believes he l. any longer bound by II
VI o0nfse, IL they have the power
ana can Keep it, we will have 10 sub
mt out let US tell them, they mus
always have that power Close al hand
Inc present generation may submit,
but the rising generation Of e;pb
millions, with the spirit Of freedom
lnssllled into their hearts from the;
youth, will try the temper Of Cha
despotic sword when il leas. expect
j. For the present, wehaye .o,b,0,
70 10 bni watch, and wait,
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~ Tho merchants Ii ranola advertise
tlicIF business, They my ihey are
afraid II wont tay. W. are sorry
they rant 10 Induced % consult lhcir
own Interests, bit "thsy arc joiped 10
Their idols, IN them alone"
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KING OF cHrLLs

Is no secret compound, patent medicine or new
discovery, but Is an honest and faithful combi-
nation of pure medicines, prepared by a class of
experienced Southern Physicians.
All persons who are exposed 10 the miasma
Of rivers lakes, bayous, pools swnmps, boys,
fens, etc, should never fail to keep constantly
on hand a supply Of this ncv%cr-ailing remedy.
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FAIR wARNINGil

Al persons indebted 10 ~ on mr. Old busi.
ness are urgently requested 70 settle up their
claims Al once. We have been liberal and in
dulgtnt with our debtors not even asking them
for money until they had the benefit Of two
crops since the close Of The war. Now We ak
them 10 meet us In the same spirit and use
their utmost efforts 10 lay aA. We arc com-
PEELED to tay our own debit, and !, i unrea-
onhble In men 10 expect us 70 wait always on
them. Most u these claims arc In small
amounts aud their payment wotAd cansc but
little inconvenience % the debtor. while the
aggregate amount would be Of great benefit "a
a.. We trust no one will force upon "a the
necessity " making the money upon thess
claims but w certainly shall bring suit upon
sway rtts not satisfactorily arranged By m,
10th January, 1861. TAs - posture, md r,th
ont src<ph0H. None ran complain ansr thi
warning. [~de72.im1 MORRIS & SPAIN.
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i decidedly the most powerfully effective chin
and icycr medicine ever offered In the South
II will cure cases II sts months standing with.
ont ever affecting the head. II mnkes rapid
and permanent cures, because II upHoota the
foundation Of The disease aud leaves The system
in the slgor of hea'th and buoyancy, Cures
ALT fnfmH IN
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CHILLs AND FEVER.

Dumb chlUs congcstlvc ehills, bilious fever,
intermittent fever, neuralgia nervous headache,
sun pain, etc. II arouscs the torpid liver,
~cleanses the foul stomach, relieves constipation,
and carries off all yitIated bile. 1t never fails.
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LAND FOR SALE OR RENT.

I have sr sale a tract Of land. containing
three hundred and tweaty seres. within four
miles Of Batesvills Depot or one hundred and
twenty-five acres fr rent Por further par
t~iruisrs inquire Of Capt joel A. Wall. at Bates
vile, or Mr.. Green Eiaeis who lives nsar Che
place.
isn5.im1 A. B. SLOAN.
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The fellow who was told that the
best cure for palpitation of the heart
was to stop hugging and kissing the
girls, said: aft hal isthe only rene
dy which can be proposed, | say, LEI
Ter palpitate."
A dirt resembles q dipper attached
10 a hydrant. Everybody Is at lib.
erty TO drink from II, but no one de-
sires % take Ii away.
In Washington 4 woman shot Q
man becanse he did not marry her
In Tincinnati another shot one be
calise he did. What can a bachelor
do to save his bacong
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msgelhaht and suisboeiai ieffT.hrmi
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons having claims agains, me indi-
vidually, and AZ guardian. ara notified 10 pre-
@n. them for payment, al my residence near
sardia Miss Immediately. All persons In.
debtsd 10 me are required 10 come forward and
pay up. or they will he sued.
norl1-lm-pd JONATHAN ORR.
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ft,g thbnts At leHa fNf p ~.
r. EaHy tht rsliHble is'sis AafH'
h. H. MAT m fl Gle 4 IT.
mfefa
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uner my services 10 my friends and IN
pnhlia, asking them fes a small share 81 thsi
t~nIsine.s, promising them 10 do what = right
! am exclusively a cotton seller, and not a cus
ton buyer. For Sls-l000 bushels cosion seed
the right Kind, At Sc per bushell
fehif.n. JOHN REFS.
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To Fortune Hunters

Having uade enouRh fr=ing and milling.
am prepared TO cell gpod bargain In Miiis and
Farms. havs two guod Plantations near ,hs
town ~ Panels Mr ale o. rat ALSO, feai
good Steam Saw and Griss Mlls-two psstahls
and one stationary and one tssisY~whirh ran
~ bought low by applying spnn 10 ne Al
paa0ia. JANIS l. FiFTCHff
Alsn. one Ferry scruss he Taiiah<sshis river.
n The town Of panosas Isa5ff LLfs
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Tho pubfie Ledger Is fersed to City Tubsrri-
l~rs hy faithful carriers At rrS eEsrs per week
payable weekly % the carriers
BY mail, stx nottaHs per annurni OF fihy
Gents per month, in advance.
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-
KENTUCKY ~PoLrrr@.-Thc fol-
lowing is the State ticket nominated
by the Democratic Convention which
met at Frankfort On the 22d.
For Governsr-John l.. HelnL
Lieutenant Governor-John w.
Stevenson.
Attorney General-John Rodman.
Auditor-D. Howard Smith,
Treasurer. W. Tate.
Register Land Oflice.-J. A. Daw.
son.
Superintendent Public instruction
Z. +. Smith.
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;. II. WATSON,
ID HI N n I9 IT.
No. 312 MAIN ST., con. MONROE
MEMPHIS, TENN.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
win attend Al the following times and
places for The parpose u collecting The Stats
aud county tax for the fiscal yesr 1885,
AZ Psaoia each Monday until the Ia APRIL,
1851.
sardia February slh, 76th, and zsth. 1857.
Pleasant Moant February 9Th and 7sth, lzsf.
Como, February III and March Ii snd "a.
1851. aAHAE
Longiown, February 9Th and uareh s,h aad
9Th, 1887
Peach crvsk, February OH and March I'm
and sih. 1897.
Star Place, February lssh and March IN,
1861.
nohina. February isth and March I'm.
Popels Station. February itih and March
lath, 1851.
Eureka, February 18Th, sad March l.sA and
18th, 1867
Byauasf February 10th and March is. frss.
s~pringport February 10Th and March iasb
aud 3nsh.
Taxpayers arr reqaszisd TO hnne with them
The Numbers Of their lands a Il viii greatly
aid me In finding thsm on The assessment mi
Parties %, assssed yin mest q IL ahsss
places and render In their Iisfs.
n. n. JONES.
jaie-.a Sheriff paaals enunsy.
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Fl
How TO BECOME HAPPy.-Eat
when hungry, drink when thirsty,
sleep when sleepy, $50 it's night
being careful what You eat and drink
and where you sleep.
Love your neighbor, but not his
wife.
Keeps clear conscience and a clean
shirt.
Don't see more than half you motifs.
Never get mad at home.
Never fail to keep always on hand
agood supply of the "Great South
ern Preparations
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Il complete, and Is the largest establishment o.
The Kind in the sostti wesl We employ ngRs
tut capable Soskmea, and tarA cot tse best d
work >, The mon reasonable prices.
fsts.sm wHIIMORE BROS
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The weather has been wet and dis
agreeable most of the time for the
past two weeks. Notwithstanding
all this, pcach-blooms have made
their appearance in great profhsion,
and most persons are gardening a
little. This cool weather we fear will
prove fatal to peaches some of these
mornings. Jack Frost almost inva-
riably catches the early blossoms in
this country, and wraps them in his
snow-white shroud Of death.
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EARrnouAKE.-A very distinct
shock of an earthquake was felt in
this vicinity at 3 o'clock last Monday
morning. IL awakened many Of our
citizens, but was Of short duration.
In the Southeastern portion of this
county and in the neighborhood Of
Water Valley and Grenada, in YAH
obusha county, Il was more violent,
and created considerable alarm.
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TRUSTEES SALE on n


By virtue ef = assd II trs=t, dsted ~ m
dsy of Fshnssry, 1874, made y sanre<l =.
sorzhy 10 secure the payment of : e<xt1f6 d<<<
,hsrsin Described . Y. 4 sptsAy. uhi<h -
deed h dnly of rsenrd On rsrv< -. - -
sol Of heok q = the reeusl Il ipsts
saRss Of the clerk Of the prdhaf< cs1f4UE
nala eount5. n th< slsse n Nisimfe1x I
trnssee In aid ased ~ trust will wilkln -
asn.l hssrs o. ~I<< q Ncndsy. ~ ia ~ =
March. 1861. II Ne euafthosa - = -
town Of Pamela. In - eeuesv ~ se&e4 -
pu@e for sals 10 he highest Mr.. = -
fx rash, TIE fiorinr d~<dA>x 1u1 =
land, sitsats il fAs county nd M
": The zssiheest ff.etIca ecnf1r. II.
sawnship 4. range : ~ halk 5<61
hip .. nnze q no<ihxNl -
svfics - tee<l1f ~
esasainisr Il ~ NJ go
srnss<s 1 .Aall ~ esnxu
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aptsvmp bingham, n lda eal
lev. NJ Rla Main street, erfs~lle
~ wmaham II@l.e, l. tatihH ihs
moal magnificent pictures We have
sser lacked IT, IL i peculiarly aue-
r..6d With Ne numerous customers
from Panels, and never fails 10 salt
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NEWSPAPER cnAsats,-Admira
Raphael scmmes has assumed The
editorial responsibilities Of the Mem
phis Bunain. Mcssrs. Power 4
Jones have purchased the interests Of
Col. !. j. Shannon and Mr.. Jones :,
Hamilton in the Jackson Clarion.
and Mr.. Il. Barksdalc has accepted
the position Of editor.
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Aft pftpNlHf ggehiB fH ihe tfn0t af
80 s1iaflMnH sFi VI IL N 66alea alys
y = b III feflmHa HiffI.h afH ihf mfl
#lh #taaafh fuHu #HA %ttHHfHH 1t itra, 4
afHHAfg ite Nheif fmtie Wtirm n ftnesf Il
AfllHH and = 4 Hfe tf#aIa lt#nislaf. lt 81
eqHai 0ulJ ane Halnf tyHifrl ~ tt
I# ihifib8.r F8laa.
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Also. n select stock Of BURIAL CASES, Plain Lined, Rosewood Fin
ished. Satin Lined, &c, all Of which We propose TO sell for cash only, and
at small profits. loct6-6ml hukL JEffkESS 10.
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FOR CHILDREN AND INFANTS

II Is a superb preparation, and mothers who use
It are perfectly delighted with It's wonderful
effects. Large bottles 81.
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TILT DREADFUL COUGH
Can be cured at last by using ono bottle Of
Dromgoo1o er Co.'s
AMYGDALINE PICTORIAL.

The most cxquisitely beautiful and effective
medical compound for all Lung Diseases ever
offered to the Southern people. II makes you
cough SO easy, causes such free expectoration,
relieves the pain so soon, produces so much
ease and comfort and promotes such happy
slumbers, free from dreams or mental h%alluci-
nations, that all who once Try Il speak In the
highest praise. II Is recommended for all forms
Of COUGHS and COLDS, Group, whooping
cough, bronchitis, hoareness, sorc-throat, dry
hacking cough, pneumonia pleurisy, pain in
the side, tightnes and hllness Of the chest,
splitting Of blood, and all those troublesome
nuin.aparv aniirtinur
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An intelligent free man Of color,
Yesterday, on beInr told That tle NIL
ttary biIl had passed, and that Tho
sea,h would soon DO governed ~
! soldiory. rcmarkell Eyes, Dbl
nm, dey want % III up annuder wab,
=, devil m 10 steal samthia
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Sole Agents for .he SAuler Case aud
Crskei.
AlvaYs % hand, a large assortment Of
Crane. Breed h Co Cases and Casksts. and
Mood Collins Of ever description.
7F~nrisrs By. telegraph promptly attended
10. Te7-7m1 &c HotsT \ CO.
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WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION
CT N T,

2si From, Street, Memphis, Tenn
Particular attention given 10 the filling u
county orders for merchandise and satisfaction
guaranteed.
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Axes and Axe-handles, Shovels,
Traces and Hamcs, Collars,
plow-lines, Cotton and Hemp Rope.
Curry Combs, Brushes, Coffee Mills
Mortars, Powder, Shot, Caps,
DC, nc, &C., &c, &c, DC,
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Keen onstanuy on hand a good md Aht stock Of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
HARDWARE, PROVISIONS &c, &C. suitable for The country trade Wat