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pOARD AND
D o A I C
WANTS.


WANTED-AGENTS-
To sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine" the best low priced Machine made.
Please send for circulars and obtain fun par
ucu.ars. Address,
CHAS 2. HASTY,
25 Second street,
su3-5mHsjan9 Memphis, Tenn.
w a n I L D.
By a competent B~oOk-Beeper a situation 70
post a set ef books in the evening. Would ask
= very reasonable compensation. Apply stNO.
7 Washington street. iauStf
"ANTED.-Agents 500 to $50 per
w month Agents wanted everywhere 10
canvass for she only genuine New Improve
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine"
Price So. Warranted three years. Does PEP
feet work and Is the greatest invention Of the
age For terms to agents and circulars, address
as 81 rankin, Ky.
I. Il. TOLIEER & Co, Manufacturers,
and General Agents for the South.
naaaWH Huna E9rlwr
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I've large Front Rooms, suitable for a small
family. Al $50 per month Possession given inn
meflately. Inquire 81 No. - Charleston ave
nue., at the grocery store. Janlb "
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THE cOpartnershlp heretofore existing se-
4 tween SOL A HERMAN and W
LIPPMAN, underline firm and style OF HER
NAN & LlPPNAN, Il this dav Dissolved ly
mutual consent SOL A HERMAN i alone
authorized 70 settle the Affairs OF the drm-
SOL 4. H RsfAN.
DAVID LIPPEAN.
THE undersigned VIII continue the business
Il hereafter in his own name and hereuy re-
turns thsthauks o. the old firm for The Ihe-aI
patronage bestowed and promises thEE in the
future every effort Wiz be made 70 give bis
customers satisfaction both Ia cEaIt- and
prices Of goods and In courteous attsn ton
nOV4 SOL A.. HERMAN
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Business.

The weather continues clear, but ma;
turned cold.
Business was confined I'd that done by
the Two or three steamers at our landing
during the day.
At Cincinnati on the 18th the weather
was cold, but the ice was not formidable,
with navigation resumed and river slowly
rising. At Louisville, also, the Ohio is
rising, with 5 feet 6 inches in the canal.
At st. Louis the ice is yet heavy and
the river falling. The Arkansas has less
than 8 feet to the Rock. st. Francis and
White rivers are also falling steadily.
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our Stock Of Goods Is Perfect ana
Compete at All Times.

Our experience in the trade Of Memphis is such
Druggists, Physicians, Merchants RnjIdsrs
Manufacturers Planter and Others.
we shall have in our employ none Int the
most expertnced Clerks and assistants. All our
ARRANGEMENTS will enable US to rendsr perfecf
and complete satisfaction.
Nankiul for the liberal and extensive pat
ronags bestowed upOn Us heretofore by ne
cltlzens OF tennessee Mississippi, Alabama and
ARKANSAS, and the territory west. We hone nv
and receive an increasing continuance.
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ID
A few Boarders can find good acoOmmOda-
flnns Al No. 8 % Cnurt stIeat eXfanded. ial5 Be
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BLEAOsIED musLns very chesp-Men-
ken Brothers.
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MEMPHIS. rENE.

A IL kinds OF Watches. Chronometers, Frsnoa
II and English Cocks, Music Boxes. etc. re-
paired and warranted. All orders for repairing
Clocks, ETC., viii be promptly attended 10, aud
will be sent for and returned. fseztf
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Arrivals.

Steamer p. w. Strader, New Orleans.
" Olive Branch, ST. Louis.
" Louisville, Evansville.
Platte Valley, st. Louis.
" Only Chance, st. Louis.
" Natoma, st. FIR. river.
" Victor, Osceola.
" T~ahlequah, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer P. w. Strader, Louisville.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
d" Louisville, New Orleans.
" Platte Valley, Vicksburg.
" Only Chance, Arkansas river.
Victor, OsceOla.
boats iu Port.
Florence TRADER, Natorna, TahIequah
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CASH ADVANCES

/ WI New York New Orleans and Liverpool
EDWARD WARBUEG.
Eovf3 ~ Front street. Memphis
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CLOSING of MORE antiques s. O6 per
yard, at Meuken Brothers.
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TYLE b. octave. same as style A, with
ssrPentme moulding on pinth. carved
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- z octave Front large
round, serpentma bottom, mo1idinE
same as on style d, carved Tyre and ds>k,
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WE would cali the attention Of the public to
w our elegant New Scale Pianos, in the fol-
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JOHN D. EDWARDS,
dec2S Inn r No, sl5 Second street..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

New Orleans Items Dissatisfaction
~ haspns abaut the asW herman
constitution @a MnslmiiiAn and
Mnti.D Nrpprtpd Negro ripi 10
fi,ainia Failure ~ bnailsh h issbni
AslAhis Wa 4, urnham FardDnra
Hoard ~ Health Meeting of
Ffnlppilnniala Pant. Ai,sonn
Hhlskei Manufacturers.
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srAHsIsE DISASTERS.
Hifamrr Ashore at Atlantic fiiy
seven FffsDuz Drowned Hfeamsr
wisconsin HurDed Thtrfy or
Thirty sTiss lives Lost.

ftrvetAab. Ohio. May ~ The
Ngfihetn Transportation Company
pfGpellof Wisconsin. sis miles from
Ifenadeb Island. dn si InWfaeoh
l1itet, lqst night Twenty lives wefe
lost, Including tbs FIRST mate aud both
engineers
ttEvrtAHD, Ohio, May ~ The
Wisconsin was insured for @ib OiD.
lh,ss sieurlhs If her value, IN The
Underwriters, New York frank lin.
pineinnatll National, i:6aton, and
buckeye, Cleveland, 10 about equal
amounts,
CismesAqf, May IA collision
gaanffsd this morning near Cleres,
Ohio, between lie q, N M. train go.
ing west hnd tho L. q. n l.. train
bound east, Both engines we're bad
y injured The engineer ~ The I q,
" IT, train WIS seriously hasl, ami
some others, employees of the trains.
badly injured
WArepfowa, N v, May ~. Tho
Hiaamef Wisconsin, waH burned last
iieht, Three miles from Cape Vincent
~ 90 w lives lost, The steamer be
lehsad t0 The Northern Transports.
iion line. and will probably Dos total
loss
ArbAHfie tffY, NJ H., May ~.
The steamship 5Dnliago Da Cuba,
lfo,u ufeytewn, Nicaragua, for New
York, with 800 passengers from ral.
iipfnla, IL ashore here, Nis paasaD
gers were drowned while attempting
~ laud. Passengers ara now land
Ing.
ATLANTIC CRY, N i. May ~.
This morning, about 4 o'clock The
steamship baniiago De Cuba. Capt
ilthma went ashore on the beach,
hheul q miles below this oily She
balonaH 10 the Nicaragua Aiaan=hip
Company, and WINS hound fDf Nav
york, with 100 souls on board A
life boat wns unfortunately oapaifed.
and Eve persons were dfowuad Two
pibets were afterwards Lost The |
names Of the persons loat we're Mrs. |
llunioe Halone Gross, Miss Sarah
MhAvefy Mfs. Mary Watkins, Mrs. |
Marietta Ilokere, Martin MaNnliy, |
lohp Hmiib and Mary Louisa GROSS
Inquest hna been held aud u YER
iai returned ~ accidental drowning,
Iwd ef The bodies, John smith and
Mary H. Gross, have not bnau fea
'oyerql The ship is little damaged,
'nd will probably get or this eyeaIpn
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s.resyytssism Assemblies.


UisoiHHAfl, May 80 Ia The Pres
| byiefian General Assembly yesterday.
| ile report 1f the femmiilsa on the
f'1afd uf Foreign Missions was read
and the resolutions adopted, urging
increased iibAfulity ~ its support with
a view ~ liqnidaiius its indebtedness
~ thirty I've thousand dollars
a proposition wac made fg extend
I he hpnle missionary work into Huaa
sian America
A committee wis appointed ia fas
port measures tnf ahAuufnninH more
devotional style ot iuuaie in The church
service.
The report II The COMMITTEES ou The
DECLARATION Testimony 0f The Dim
pulty, fepQfied proposing ~ seaeiya
bbhh bntnly members aud churches
80 lheit application and declaration
pf willingness ~ submit ~ the asiab
lished authorities of The church. bat
lee lining disiel elowship with all who
decline ~ return Oh ~ before iI,e
meetings ~ Tho I'feAhytafiuA aud
hfnpds nest HptiBe, The report will
be discussed 9day,
HodnrsfHa, N Y. May ~. IL
The lfesbyterisn General Assembly
~ day, the Htabding Committee on
the Erection ~ Churches. reported
0na hundred churches without build
ines of their own, aud recommended
That one hundred thousand dellafH bu
raised 10 assist In providing buildings
ilevs Nj, CLARK, of Michigan. ass
hihiiad y silver n0iu ifll years old,
which lla said y poor man gave ~
lhe church building fnnd A eoniri
hutton was NJ onea taken ~ fhdaani
the eoiu apd return u 10 The aiyer,
nnl fl03 dollars was saon collected
Last evening, a meeting waa held to
consider The Question ofafeatina home
mission ehufdles aud The subject Of
ministerial aluhation The meeting
was addressed by Hoine ~ the most
eloquent man ia The meeting This
communication waa read
ifom corresponding congregational
bodies delegates ffom New Ilamp,
shire aud Connecticut were formally |
received aud addressed ike Assembly. |
report II Special COMMITTEES on Re
auion presented aud adopted. fapofL
~ Jolni Committee of Tho Two AZ
saUib iab, approved the matter Of
changes to adapt the
ayaten 80 The npw order pr thinaa, 70
affah back ~ Joint COMMITTEES io tes
ppri ~ Assembly Of lHBA.
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WASHINGTON.
Chirf Justice Chase ana the Jrn.
Davis Trial.

WAHbtSafoe. May 81 @Chief Jua.
tioe Chase Ia about 10 start an trip
% hold cou,t Ia hiH circuit. which
eompfiHeH Maryland. Virginia and
North rasalna ile will hfnt hold
tetm iu the latter State.
The recent statement that the Chief
Justice wfote u letter o. Judge TN
defwood proposing to hold eaiet with
him IN Nirhmond from the 10Th mat,
II h,lly confirmed by the production
ot the original letter. wherein ha mpn,
iiona that 81 that date he will he IN
that city, aud NJ the same time kindly
deolines The hospitality rendered hi,a
by q military official In Hiuhmond.
NethiaA II aaid Ia the latter about
the then prospective trial of JeiI.
Davis. but II IL evident that he mupt
have expected 10 when he notified
Judge Underwood ei hia intended
presence In court, The releape of the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

Preparations for the trremenirs OF
VnvsiiinE the statue of iIrnri
sini NnIn storm farriside taAn
Weodlawn Races.

.t,uutsvittH. Nav ~ The Ladiaz
kplief Aasueialinu hers eullseiad
#l.oM for The suffering poor Ia The
South
The IltewafY Of rriets Kaufman.
corner Of Shelby aud Main Streets.
wna burned yesterday morning Loss
#lOnnn
l4nuiaytttH, May q General
innaaaau will act as chief marshal ol
ceremonies 10 unwilling the statute Of
lIeury Clay ou the 'lnth, ,'reat pref
athtiona arc .mpk ing ~ lnahu q iha uuee
aion a splendid demonstration nf ven
pfatInn Iut the Jaaaaaed statesman
t.av, Worth, ~ North Carolina, Mil
lard Fillmore, The ulaifs. aud n boat
af utliaf promineni men have Aiani He'd
that they will be present
There waH n tremendous thunder
aud iaIn storm last niaht aud 10 day.
II Ia very Geld Tor the saaaon The
tharinomatar stands at IN 10 night,
with high wind
The case af Mandai the perioide,
waa suhmitted 10 the Jury THE even
ing, nnd the Jury are n,ill out,
The Spring tfattins face heaan en
the Waodlawn track to-day, The
ti,s. race was for hwaepatah as. Ken
tueks hfe,l stock nile heats, three In
Eve Three horsaH Rlarted Hob
lnhnson, George Moody and Thomas.
The nttet was the only hntse. that
ttoitnd suuateiy. the others aallnped
aud ten Thomas took the iirpl heat
IA ] 10, aud the Heeaud Ia glnl, and
heeapfe the taen,itu ia tie pnolH, The
third, fourth, aud fiith heats wate
won by johnson IN alhll, sh9l. aud
slaiA II wac done by running,
(keepina within suleHl, not by fair
teett,na. The track Was exceedingly
heavy, aud the raee was. partially
tsoltpd iuripg a heavy shower.
The SECOND was pacing race, three
Ia Ave. for all eamera, nan Voorhees,
was the iAvarite over Nellie i.awiH
two 10 enc, lie rau the ara, heat In
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eoeiaeegua aid pasfileutisl diseases.
ThetH WIS ah adjourned meatibe If
lbe Ptgieeti0fista ~ day. aiid the ~
eaHtkaii9u ~ tlte American Industrial
League was perfected Peler Cooper
YRs appointed President, with several
Viee Pfesldebist Treasurer aud ssee.
nilve council ~ gentlemen from oil
sections
I'eaeuue. etheess iu seiziag dislll
leras, tas resulted ~ general panic
smoos manufacturers ~ whisky. H.
Is eeiiinpisd that not more than sis
tlislillefias are hoN IN operation, and
these ATE under surveillance, IL IL
reported ~ day. tlat az order was rec
eeiged ft9m Commissioner Rollins
directing the salAlte ~ nll unljfa udaJ
whisky wherever f9ilnd
The Jerome PARK RACES wis posi-
poDed I'LL ~ morrow, on account of
The storm
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UtiIgF jltgTIGE GIIAgE ON THE
DAVIS TRIAL
Presbyterian General Assemblies.
TnE L0sirsyrIIE RACES.
SAN FssANGIss,D.
Losa bY fire Iileh aoid Discover
lea IN nevada slndlan tr0nblss.

HAA lfhAHeisGn, May 10 The fuf
uiiute establishment ef Pierce n Go,
on California STREET. was partially do
sltpyed hy Ilfe last night Loss $50.
900 Insured
The steamer Whistler from New
Work arrived
4 Telegram from Itnionville. Nuva
1ai sGyA tltete 10 81 excitement abeuf
ihe Fieli discoveries IN the lold lIun
district Of lejgea, large aud well do
ilnsd
The indians IN Idaho afa driving
oi1 fha stock aud shooting The settlers
in every direction The aagapaH are
generally we'll AIMED
tianefal tfook left uamp MnDef
The iltsl .of The monih, Parties arc
leaving lIais county for the Iieuhi
Itieiflnt.
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2,57I.. s1t IL tho seeoud heat dis
ianoei molls i0 2f5sj Race aud
purse kiyen ~ Dan The mare ie lies
iisateat, bat Wild aud vicious
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EgffAto, May ~. The new route
n Igf0pf9 from here. was 1pdoed on
Mopdir. VIA The Eue aod Niagara
r0ad, which II n branch 0f Tie Great
Western fohd fu1 from FORT Erie ~
Niagara CITY and from thence psasens
gers take The ~ blockade runner.
li9thesag Castle, f0f Toronto
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-23

4 Ntw ionR, May 81. The Haf
.uRfa Now ni leans correspondent
.sapa The recent dahialon ~ the Nav
Orleans tourta that debts Incurred
iuf the purchase ~ slaves heiofh the
war nre null. involves nearly une
hundred million dollars IN Louisiana
hona, Mayor Heath, of Nav o..
lnnna. haa decided that ihnalnra n,a
nol compelled 10 sell tickets 10 10
truna
Daring the debates IN The Asson
Parliament 0n the question OF the
ldulhien efthe new North Herman
Constitution, prominent nenheps as
pftad that the instrument vas nos
lptiri through Ipnt ~ The Fuasian
military pawef and that Ia eniutep
naul ~ aueh manner would lead 10
eyplptlun IA Germany
The Hefehi says
Nv The arrival ot gentleman who
hIl t.unrptHfo 90 The hat Of March
nmn lheIp are alegnad relative "a The
ihahtion there At that time they
buts abort ~ ammunition, aud there
FAs provisions enough 81 laai until
'hput the iat uf May Masniilan
al with him Marques Mitnnunl
ioiiA aud other uunulala, who seemed
4 consider tlnutptAfn hA their ihaI
itch AZ Nata u,us the mortality
ON yellaw lsvef aloae was 80 per
hY.
The He,ai,i = npeeia says Aa
Al alinst ~ iadefiukahufa, Va.
Aupnlir developed the fact that 4 aas
et negro organisation, hoalilp "a the
iliary. esistpd Ia the ;own, The
iftY arrested wnn "a tuan named Tot
H. nam Nav York who was niataai
iih having threatened the command
a atsieet Of The tsaaps stationed
larn, tho Mayer, nud several aitisena.
al in burn Frederick ahufg pnd ifals
oulh lie waa. however, diseha,a
by the Mayer, the rfoof being IN
lfiinieut,
The Heeaifs Washington speeial
yH the information nt the failure ~
fasaf, Tfenholm Il ron OF Liver
lel, England, agents OF the. rebel
pypfnmeui IN Eatora. which was
ueived 20 lay, nsaeed aome excite
hnt The State Department had IN
ltuted auite Ia the Enal,Ah reurta
- ninst the ilfm FOR the recovery oI
s~ela, eetten, and munitions uf war,
II nthet property ul the cnnIadetapY
lld hy ihan. tho auils eoyafina aave
miih,,aa 81 daila,H Il IA uniers
BOD that the United States tlovuen.
snt Ia amply aeuafed, aud viii Incur
loaH by the failure
William A Graham, anea Naase,nry
The United Niataa Navy, afterwards
member nf the rebel Senate, but al
lsa a Faaeraliat, haa received HE
.doa rom The President.
Nav yaaH, May aa.@'rhe Hoard
Health require physicians here
ia to ferert all eases Of infectious,
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Jeir Davis iIuJa u summer Residence.

MoernhAt, May -. II Ia said that
JefI Davis, who In here, hns puf.
chased The Mo'!iverin estate, nj ~.
GATHERINGS, Tor hia Summer resi-
dannel
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rum fvUt
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9n bail, aud tbe consequent
dalHs If DAVIS ffiai, WIS matter Of
10 little surprise ~ fbe Chief jus
ued.
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EUROPE.
by tho Atlantic Telegraph
More Teniau Convictions 80 French
differences Adjusted iirekeD tla.
blr 10 br Repaired In Three
weeks,


H#NitANHI
LoNnos, May 81 Flood aud Duf
ley, Fenian priaouefa recently uuus
vioied ~ Duhlin, have been son
fenced lo imprisonment for life with
hard lab0r, Met'ufe, another Fen
inn prisoner, was placed on trial NJ
Cork to-day
l.oNnus, May - M, stewart.
the Chairman ~ the Hoard ot hi.
reetura If the Angle American Tel
eafarh Company, publishes another
communication Ia che Times lie
Hasa Tho hfaken cable will DO repaired
aud ready iof business three week a
from to-day,
H rttANcn
fAuia, May as,-trha differences
between Napoleon aud the CofpA
iealslatif, IN regard ta army organ
iAasion scheme, have been adjusted.
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Es OkS USE.
(Late Commercial Hotel}
Milan Street, between Spring and Market SITS.
SHREVEPORT.
w. T. BROOKS, Proprietor.

~. THE subscriber having leased the commodiors
M had it thoroughly renovated and opened It as .
rstclass hotel under the above title, and soicts tb
patronage of his friends and the public pIedginc him.
tend to the comfort and pleasure of his guests TS
best cooks have been secured and the table will at ali
times be served with every delicacy of the seasonnn
surpassed, if equaled, by any other house in the Red
river country. The are large and airy and tb
furniture and bedding Being located in the COW
tire of business immediately between the steamboat
landing and the Southern Pacific railroad depot il
affords unusual inducements to boarders who will ~
all times find it comfortable home. Families md
sin gle gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms, and day
boarders will be accommodated.
jal6 If W. 7. BROOKS.
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SOUR.

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Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
of every description,
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his facilities unsurpassed for giving general
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FALL CLOTHING,
anything in the Dry Goods Clothing line are in
vted to cali and examine the stocks which received
constantly end opened for heinspection purchasers
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses. Trimmings, etc.,
ever received in this market, car e found above.
oil A. WINTER
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FL q N I'D Ed IN 4 8 BE,

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SHREVEPORT,
WTOULD respectfully inform his old friends and the
w public that he has recently returned home from
the North with large and web selected Stock of Goods
of the latest styles and fashions which he purchased
exclusively for CASH, from the first Importing Houses
in the country, at prices which enables him to offer
greater than any other house
in the place. His stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
is complete, and consists in part of
Ladies Dress Goods, of all descriptions:
French and American Prints, new designs
Plain Delalnes all coors and shades;
Plain Merinos, &c 90
Printed Deianes;
French Indian and American Bareges;
Poplinette, of all styles;
French and American Calicoes;
Plain and Fancy Silks;
Cloths, Casslmeres, etc, etc, ETC.;
Irish Linens, superior article;
Bleached and unbeached Domestics;
Sheeting and Shifting;
Hosiery, of all kinds;
Corsets, Gloves, Belts Belt Buckles, Pins, Needless
Thread and in fact, every article for ladies' wear
family use.
Fancy Goods,
A large and superb stock.
Has one of the largest and finest assortments Of
Reaay-made Clothing,
Ever brought to this market; consisting of Coats
Pants Vests, and every article requisite for genemens
wear which manufactured out of superior articles
and made up in the latest fashion.
Boots and Shoes,
Lades' CATERS and B'ootees' Of all styles;
Gents Boots Boz, end Shoes, all qualities;
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STEWARDS PATENT
COTTON PI ANTF,R.

COTTON PLANTER.
XNE have Just received samples, from the man ufac-
w turers, of the above celebrated COTTON PLAN
TER, for which the following is claimed
1s 1t will plant crop of Cotton with one-quarter
the quantity of seed required by the old pan and at
the same time never fails to insure perfect stand
of young plants.
I'd, One man and one mule will do the work of three
men~and two mules in the old method of planting
Sd, In consequence of the seed being planted in a
straight narrow drH the labor of after cultivation is
greatly diminished, the plants grow to a more uni
form height, head lager, fill heavier, and are more
easily picked.
4th, 1t easily held the ridge and will work sue
cessfuy on hill-sdes, narrow beds and circle rows;
also in stumpy land that has been some two or three
years in cultivation and by preceding it with good
iron toohed harrow, it will operate well on stiff, cod-
dy land.
5th, It will take seeds as they come from the gin,
mixed with lint and hulls, and sow them with PER.
Feet CERTAINTY, even in the windiest weather
PRICE OF PLANTER, COMPLETE AND READY
FOR USE, $40 90.
Forward your orders early to them for the
crop of 1857. PHELPS 4 co.
dis If Salesroom, Levee cor. Crockett street