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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21
NEWS or THE DAP.

Young women of Normandy and Brittany to
sell their hair in the market places OF their re-
spcctise villages yyz=iaaier'Js.=aaa:
therefore passed statute forbidding the pranc-
tice.
Telegraphic dispatches from Boston, Phlla-.
delphia, Baltimore and some Of the Western
cities, speak Of the violent snow storm yester-
day. The railroad tracks are everywhere cover
ed with ,drifted snow, and the mail trains are de-
laycd. The distractions, however, VIII now
soon be removed. .... +. ~. .I.ts.
a new gold field Of great extent has been
discovered in the. Weddin Mountains, in Aus Aus
tralia about two hundred and eighty miles
from Sydney; which the Government ofFc 'G
state will give. employment to.a large hunter
of persons for three orfoury years. '.' ~. -.
Arobberry, amounting to $4,000 in gold.
has been discovered 10 the clearinghouse. OF
Jacob Barker, in New Orleans. A clerk
named Murphy, who rs accused of the robbery,
was arrested at Baton Rouge, but furnished bail
and succeeded in making his escape.
A special despatch to the st. Louis Demo-
GRAFT from St. Joseph, Mo, says that arrivals
from the northern. plains report deeper snow
than for many years. At some places along
the Little Blue river, drifts were twenty feet
deep. $50 = - 81, ~ -.
The freedmen arc deserving the. plantations
in Louisiana by hundreds, their contracts hay
ing expired, and the full amount OF their wages
having been paid to them. Their money will
soon be spent, They refuse to work except at
exorbitant rates. $50 -
A. merchant of Ltehfield, Illinois, named
A. A. B.anon was robbed at East St. Louis
depot on Thursday night OF 100000, which
he was bringing to St. Louis to deposit. No
clue has been. obtained Of the robbers.
The steamer Platte Valley has not gone to
pieces, and some baggage is saved by cutting
through the deck. Nothing further is known
in reference to those lost, as they we're chiefly
from the North, and all books are lost, ~.
Dispatches from Fortress Monroe speak Of
the severity of the weather. The bay is full OF
ice. No steamers from Baltimore or Norfolk
since last Wednesday. The ice extends from
Cape Henry to Hampton Roads: ........
4 dispatch from, Boston states that Comno-
do,e Blake, whowas supposed to have persisted
in the snow on Thursday last has returned
home. He took refugcin hut near his house.
A destructive fire occurred at Buffalo, New
York, last Saturday. The iron foundry of
John O'Brien II Co., at Troy, New York, was
! I b,, e 80 ~,
Chaney Page, who committed the late afro
cious murders in Valparaiso, Indiana. has
been. arrested: RI '-'s :<...
The Bremen ship Mobile, with two thous-
and bales Of cotton, was burned in Mobile
bay last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

: CoNGREss.-ln the Senate, on Saturday, the
bill to authorize the extension Of lateral
branch Of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
into the city of Washington, vas discussed at
some length, and laid oreruntil to-day. On
motion Of Mr.. Wilson, it was ordered that the
Committee on the District Of Columbia inquire
whether the Corporation OF Washington has
conformed to the several acts Of Congress rela-
tiveto the establishment Of schools and the
education Of colored children in the District,
and that the committee have authority to send
for persons and papers. The bill to establish
q uniform system Of Rankru ptcy, throughout
the g. S., was further discussed
In the House Of Representatives some pri-
.vate bills were acted on, and the remainder of
the day occupied in discussion Of Mr., Ste
vens' reconstruction bill. r.
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MARRIED.,

On December 9th, 1866, by Elder T. W. New
man, Mr.. EPPA Il. CREAL and RACHEL
FLYNN, all of Fauquicr county, Va. -
BY the same, January 2 1867 Mr. ALBERT
BALL. of Prince William county, and Miss
NARCESSA THARPE, Of Fauquicr CO., Va
By the same, January Sd, 1867, Mr.. LUCIEN
NJ MAN UEL. Of jefferson county, and Miss
MARY SUSAN MA UEL, Of Prince VIII
liam county Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21
%7FXAVnPTA GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS.
EypnFss COMPANIES. RAILROAD PREsI-

EypnFss COMPANIES. RAILROAD PREsI-
DENTS BEFORE THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
The Committee of the House on Beads, &c.
had aaneeting yesterday morning AZ theSACapl,
.tol. Mr.. Graham, 9f Rpgk bridge B ocan9 i e
HE tEair, and General NJ ailaRe" and Petsr ~
=Da2isi, Jr., ESQ, Presidents ofEStwo :ef the
leading rairoad'lines Of the State, were present
General Malone presented bl! TOR the con
sideration of the committee HI lieu of;the one
drawn up by The delegate from kappahannock'
Mr.. Turner. It provides that the express COM M
panics and railroad companies shal DC pIacco
upon an equal footing in regard to expressing
freight The General thought, however that
the railroads should only be allowed TO charge
fifty per cent. over the maximum rate Tor
freight now obtained thereon by law, put tia5
the express companies ought to be permlTted
to charge IS per cent additional. President
Daniel concurred in this discrimination. ueo'
Malone also suggested that express. companies
should be placed upon similar basis Win the
railroads in case OF losses, and that the former
shall be compelled to deposit $50, 0Oo IN State stat
bonds with the Treasurer OF the Common
wealth, as an evidences Of their SolVcncy and 4
security to their patrons. Mr.: Daniel dd n9 Of
Indicate purpose to offer an independent, bIII
for the consideration Of the COmMlttec.---fI'ch'
JFhi0 -, -@ '.5@1 '..."
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/:-'@ Gold
NETWORK, Jan. 2l.-Gold, to day, l3G55.


, .,.:. -. -....... Il C03lMUNICATED.
II. Tie Gazette Of Friday, an item Of news
says: "A gentleman Of Orange county, Va,
who holds s., 900 in State bonds, proposes 10
surrender haC Of them 10 the State if the
Legislature will pay the interest on the re-
mainder, and advises other holders Of bonds to
make similar proposition. He is a noble
specimen Of the old Virginia stock. II this
proposition was made by creditors generally,
land there ought to be some such COMPROMISED
don't you think it would he better for a!!?-
Would it not stimulate every man who IS now
in debt to make every effort to rid himself ol
the worst afHici0n, aud the greatest curse poor
human nature ever had to contend with debt.
A compromise Of this sort might be made BY
The creditors with bis debtor, thereby starting
the machinery Of the State TO work again, re-
suItng in bringing prosperity to the door OF
every man Can this be done without an
infringement upon the Constitution Of the
State, or in the least interfering with those at
Washington who are iaboriag so hard for the
promotion OF the interests Of the South? II
this course was adopted by oar own people, IN
less than two years VIC would be a happy poo
pie again, without their help, and they might
90 On ia their own way SUBSCRIBER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

!''Too LATE Pin paragraph appended
to the list of pardons by the President as pub
lishcd in the Richmond papers, we see 1t stated
tlatanumbcr Of pardons, among them that OF
,cx-Governor Lctehcr had been sent by the At;
torucy General to the Secretary OF State, aad
returned by him with the endorsement 100
late. y The party most Interested, nor no one
else, understands the meaning OF tins endorse
ment -Lcrinqt0n Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

Speaking Of the ice blockade al Frodericks-
bt,rg-the arrangements ot;the mails, &C., tho
Fredericksburg Herald, says the best sugges-
ton it can offer to the people Of the old burg
is akin to that given by Parson Balch to his
servants in Fauquier, during i famous snow
storm Let us all 50 to bed and sleep till the
freeze IN the Potomac is over -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

4 MEMORIAL, from sundry citizens Of Mary
land to the Virginia Legislature, has been re-
ceivcd. The following is an extract -....
'sWe, the undersigned, holders Of the regis
tered stock and coupon bonds Of the State Of
Virginia, beg leave to submit TO the honorable
General Assembly OF the State the Justice and
cxpediency Of making provision. during its
present session, Tor the payment, IT not OF the
whole, at least 4 portion of the interest due
upon the debt of the State. The justice Of this
course is too plain for argument-its expedl-
ency is equally manifest We are confident
that such action will be sustained by the hon
est and respectable population Of your State,
comprising an Infinite majority of the whole
people. Self respect, as we'll as enlightened
sclt-interest, suggest this course as demanded
by every requirement Of justice and propricty.
"The credit OF the State will be resorted, and
with her prestnc position in the money marts
of this country and OF Europe regaincd to be il
Virgnian will be a: source Of pride and plea
sure in her financial future as it has always
been in her historic past There can be no
question Of the ability Of the State to provide,
without oppressive taxation, for the interest
upon her debt, and we make this appeal az
creditors, who ask not only their clear rights,
but who are ready cheertuly to make every
reasonable concession that may be deemed just
and proper by the State OF Virginia. whose
CREDITS only less dear to US than that Of our
own Maryland % --..- .....-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

Mr.. S. L: Gouvereur, who is the grandson
of President Monroe and who has in his pos
session many Of the important papers OF that
distinguished patriot and statesman, is now
preparing for publication work from the,pen
of Mr.. Monroe, addressed 10 his countrymen,
and written after he had retired from public
life full! of years and honors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

lss5- We understand that our young towns
the position Of city policeman, made vacant by
the resignation Of Mr. Joseph Padgett, and we
should be highly gratfcd should our city IA
theirs conclude to best0w upon him the position
sought Mr. Aubinoc has for some time past
performed the duties Of constable for this coun-
ty, and by his promptncss and efficiency has Sc
cured the entire confidence. ofall With whom he
has had BUSINESS transactions. At the next
meeting Of the Council the appointment is to be
made, and We ardently hope that the claims Of
this young gentleman will be urged, and hi.
merits made known to an extent that viii not
fail to bring about the desired result.
If MANY FRIENDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

nsGs~ NoTIcE.-- BATES, esq, will adj
dress the citizens Of Alexandria at half-past
seven o'clock this afternoon, at the Market
Square, (Marllet House, Hpop 40 present i'm
pOrtant toniGa Ofthe Day. - - 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

The GREAT STORM New Yorlse*TIri ii
hume Of Saturday morning, says Of the storm :
4 his great storm began in New York about
/ a. m, Of Thursday. With vast white wing
it sped from the northeast, embracing line of
coast from Maine to Philadelphia: 1t descend-
ed in the night. and by daybreak thousands Of
miles were covered with deep snow, and the
millions on millions Of fakes We're falling In
Boston such storm has not been known for
ten years the shipping in tie harbor was
buried, aud off Cape Cod storm beaten vessels
struggled in the white gloom to find harbor
Portland Providence, Albany were covered,
and in New Haven the Snow tell to the depth
Of six feet, with drifts Of twenty feet Here
the streets were choked up, the running Of the
cars ali4ost suspended, the ice in the river and
bay shrouded in white cloud pedestrians
trarnplod out paths in snow knee deep; travel,
pleasure, business were Interrupted; we were
snow-bound. New York on Thursday morning
looked as pure as a Sunday after the excise
law lad been enforced by night twas as lingy
as q. Sunday after Cardoso7 had issued amin
function. -,..,r e.. ..-.- -. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

A New Orleans paper says that it will re-.
,auire about twenty-five millions Of dollars in
the way of loans to replace the losses sustained
by the sugar: planting interest Of Louisiana,
and to place the several hundred plantations
III good working condition Even then the
scarcity of labor will present serious discour.
agements. :. - : z - -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21
TO, My FELLOW CITIZENS ,

Mr.. Hugh Latham, publishes III saturdays
Gazette, part Of the testimony taken before
the Committee of the Council, upon charges
preferred by him in Il vindictivc spirit, omit
that which in the opinion of the Committee
and the Council exoncratcd me and caused the
Council to lay the whole subject on the table,
which they did with remarkable unanimity.
l would not reply at all to his card, published
for elcctioneerirg purposes, but thatit may pre-
judice me abroad, where the facts are not
known, and thus iniure my business as an Oil
Ger and Il collecting agent. 1 therefore ask a
suspension of opinion until such time as l. shall
be able to reply in full j. +. WALSH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

A recent money article in the Journal Of
Commerce informs US that the "political
movements, in and cut Of Congress- arc having
the effect TO stife all business enterprise and
activity, and to produce lethargy throughout
the market - - s.-'...r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

The Lusiness~ot cheese making is beginning
TO be looked after in Virginia. 1t can be made
profitable. Gen Thos T. Muniorl, at Forest
Depot, Va, 4 TennessceR. R. has established
q cheese inanufactory .'..'s &c.. -''''. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

E1S"Wc MAKE liberal advances on all con-
signment: 20 our friends in Baltimore, New
York, Liverpool and London. and attend
promptly to the forwarding of al goods con
signed to - through US.
HOOE s. WEDDERBURE.
!" lt-U ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

The steamer New York, from Aspinwa!I
brought 1881 $50 i'll treasure.
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Fer SALE AED &GET.

/ io7o "crcs ncar catGtHs to !; ad;"5nn; Ing
the New jersey Sctt!Gmcnt, ltHf"UgArH1
which Il Union sentiment, is, and WE during the
late rebellion, predQInlnant,) "lJ DC SoId, IoF
cash payment, Il cheap bargain. 49,.
1t Is situated on the Orange ana y '4%"i." E -.
Railroad, which runs through thc esI"lS' ~ -
RIDE PIantation." There are supposed to be
about 400 acres Of timber land averaging about
70 cords per acre and the rest Is IN YarIJUa
states Of cultivation. .....,l.,. ..
There is Il good FRA iiL llDJ9!t, GUIt -.
since the war. The fencing, about h&!! ,littH- a&
Iyrcpaircd; the Other 4'tl--i'e''r'E,'' y 1'''
tr0opS-re4nircs TO be lcP1Ifr0: .-; ....
Of which one, never Ning, is lN5L On with pipe:
20 the Kitchen.
II not 50 d shortly, tie f!,rrn will be let, 1t +
money rent. to Il Responsible tenant, with good
surcties; or The advertiser would exchange the
estate for good city property, Of equal value II
AleEanGria' washington Of .,.,ai
S'l0 lot FSyII1' ~
.tE!, WI; d. G!., ,.''t r,,d Ilinn.-
Gt''l''t2 ~ t'Di # M st in.
Uic LPo"'"1 "'.''' " ... Ky :. ,rt,.nt ..iII
be transferred to the purchaser
For further particulars address,
-.. ..... DR.. EpM Arb hING.
49,. .Cntcts's Station, Z. o., O. y !. 4. H.;
doc ZT-l:l:iw@@ ... i'&WqU.cr county, va.
-----
~, I q r. Il & \ 7 THE STORE A3D
Eel Dwelling. on Fair!;,=; between Queen and
Princess streets, combining nine rooms
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Come, one, como all, give CONWAY :. call
at the ola Star Enginc Hall, / shall olways use
my my greates5eEd2@Sors 70 accommodate ALL Ny
the mode IF frying oysters in restaurant stvjn
WI give me an carly call as 7 am giving adyir6
lree. i Quail may know how t. MAKO. small
SS5SJ5i ia V 4y taking pleasant walk to
rarticn ar &t :catiol given to Country trade
SIT i@ E $22RHef @lW@TI on hand \" the ola
srcet b t1N 80 49,, = 1919 Nc is, ST. Asg~
pS,QA1RD;-aENTLEMEN 2os;>. 1T
- BOARD, can be ao.onIna3S ,nr- nav
ing to Mrs. n. W BAGGh .,tcd h., o,rf-l
NM STREET. 4 few KLY, ut No ~
WITH LODGING; T. can be accommod.tpi
sired. ,s.nsient custn,,,' ~ 80 u u
-, dec 27-tf
a. ga ga Wator and dSn r Of Saato
sep lift 1..scs1''' a. HENRY COOK,
80, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

Fred. Douglass, in lecture delivered at
Cincinnati, aaSifew days since, said: Il am Tor
aboishing the Office of Vice President Of the
United States. Let us have done with them.
We have had bad luck with Vice Presidents.
They are useless jncumbrance What use
the fathers saw for them | cannot Imagine.
There would be as much use for selecting
second husband for a woman at her first mar
riage. It is easy enough to fill vacancy when
it occurs" Probably this is another item of
the radical programme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

The Radical Executive Committee, recently
in session in Washington adopted a resolution
'to make thorough organization Of the Raai-
cal party, aud especially in the socal!ed seced-
ed States and for that purpose they may es-
tabliSh their headquarters in the city of New
York, appoint secretary and such assistants
as they may deem proper, and to take such
other measures, as may be necessary to give
effect to this resolution"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-21

SIIAD, and the EASTERN FISH.
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AZ REAT ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES

MEcg;LE:NFuEG Co. Va. Dc l-1 IL Dhh' ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

Leaves every day st pm, making close con-
nectioa at Louisville with fast Express trains
on Jacksonville Rail road nor all Eastern cities,
and with United states Mail Steamers for Gin
clnnat and an cities North and East. and Is the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29
Chancery Court Of Memphis.

Mary L. Jones, WIN G. Jones, Bailey P. Jones.
Thomas W. Jones and Neil b, Joseph B.
Lula k Annie Lee and Willie Jones, Infants
who sue By their next friend Bailey p. Jones'
AL citizens Of shelby county. Tennessee and
John Keeling George Keeling and James
Keeling, in Tants who sue by their Ne 1t friend
y B Keeling, citizens of DAVIDSON county
Tenn. vs. E. @ Brinkley and other creditors
OF the estate Of VIM. E. Jones, deceased.
pHIS cause was filed in the Chancery Cosrt
| of Memphis according 10 section OF the Code
OF Tennessee 2209, for the purpose of settling up
the estate Of William Jones, deceased: II Is
therefore ordered that all persons who are In
snv way or manner interested in the admins
tration OF said estate, or who have claims
against the same, appear and nle the same with
me Clerk and Master Of this Court, autheatica-
led In the manner prescribed By law, on or be-
fore the first Monday in october, 1867, or the
same snail and viii be barred both IN law and
eouity; and that this order be published daily
for thirty days IN the Memphis Daily Appeal
A. ALSfON.
WRIear 4 AoKIsIcx Sols- for Com plains nts
Sept. !, le67 se4 toes
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On saturday, 2eth october. 1857.

Between the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock am. 10
mont OF the Law Court rooms in the civ OF
Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
the following lahd lying Ia Shelby county;
east corner Of DR.. ". A. Booths l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
south with Or. Booths line Is chains lZJ%-lOO of
A cnain 70 & stake; thence east 10 75-luO chains
70 a stake in the east line Of said Whites said
tract: thence north Is lz5f-l00 chains with the
"A eigh road 70 a stake - links east Of q black
gum thence west IS IS 100 chains TO the be-
Rinnfng-containing IS acres Sl-lO0 OF an acre.
EQuify OF redemption waived. Title be-.
ieved 10 be good, but conveyance only As true
tee &. =. VANCE, Trustee.
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SESSION Opens AOndar. septenber ana
hrs. RMILY e. PERKTNS


NOTICE fs hereby given that IN accordanrs
with the provisions and directionsof a eiss-s
in trust exeI ted aud delivered % me 81 ~,
llth day 5f July, 1858, BY Richard 3 Hauriz,-
which I'd IS Of record in the Recorders Z, 49,.
OF Crittenden county. Arkansas,l and for ~.
payment OF the notes therein described, I VIII
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deeu OF Trust made by Charles
ID PfaIuens iehl and reCO, ,ded IN the Regis
ter's Office OF shelby county, TenneSss e. in
book No So. part >, page 5os ard following,
will, on Saturday, the > h sepJe-l ber Is57, in
front OF the CouIth u,e door u the Law Court
O Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, on Second
street, between Union and Gay OsO streets. be-
tween the hours OF III o clock a. o.. ana o e Ock
pm. Of said day, proved 10 sell, at auction, 10
the highest bluCer, FOR cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land in the CIly OF
Memphis and designated ON the plat Of said
city a. part Of lot NJ. 81 tO-g 10 Begin ing a.
the northeast corner o. a lot on the south side
ofJelersOu street known as George Crcm well 5,
S. feet westwaruly nom The Intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets 1hence eastwardly
with O. south side Of Jen rsoR street hfty-
eight feet 10 its intersection with Third street /;
thence HOuthwardly with the west side OF Third
street one hundred and fOrty-eiEnt and half
feet % an alley thence Westwardly With the
north side Of sa d alley one hundred and fOrty-
eight feet six inches 70 the west side OF another
alley thence north wardiy with the east side
OF said alley th!rty-slN leet 70 thesOuth bound
ary line Of said CrUmwells lot; thence east
wHruly with said CrOmwel'z south boundary
line e05z feet 10 the sOutht bEt corner OF said
CrOmwelPs lot thence uorthwaruly with The
east Ton udary line OF said CrOnwell'g lot one
buodred and twelve and q halt feet 70 the be-
ginning.
The title TO ssid property is believed 20 be
perfect and the equity OF REDEEM IsiCn Is waived
but convey a. trustee only
aus I'd THOMAS I.EECH. Trustee.
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THE DIsC0YERY 0F THE AGE
MO mateFisl which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater dement's in the house
hold economy than
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.

1t is labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy in ScuFvy, Seald Head, Erup-
uOns OF the : kin ana Piles Dandrun is
moved from the head, the Teeth whitensd and
cleans d, Plate and Jswelry cleaned, Stains
effeetuRliy removed from Carpets, Furniture,
Clothes, Paint, Narnish or Marble, v al the
greatest facility and without in1nry to the ma
Ierial. 1t is great saving Of time and la8or
in washing clothes. 1t is the only known soap
which WIN wash Flsnne.s with the ease OF cot
ton or linen without fElEng or shrinking. All
these important objects can be effected without
injury TO the skin or the most delicate fabries.
1t possesses no deletertous qualities whatever.
The world is challenged 10 produce soap
which possesses 50 many valuable properties
and which is so innocuous and safe. 1t is a
home invention, and defies competition in any
part OF the world IL has become a necessity
in Memphis, and its use is rapidly spreading
throughout the south, and eventually will ex-
tend over the Yankee states, North and south
America. Europe, Asia, africa and Oceanica
Manufactured solely by &. 2. McGimsey, Mem
phir, Tenn, and sold at the following places in
the city Al wholesale and retail Page q Co "a
Deans, Tayl0r's Drug store, Poplar street:
KINGS, corner of Third and Adams Oliver &
Co.'S DeSoto Block, Madison street will soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The proprietor Is determined that
It's manufacture shah keep pace with the rap
idly extending demand for its use. auIs