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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12
W0RMSER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Merchants,

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 .... DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Clothing. Boots, Shoes Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their ucW and splendid assortment of goods, re- cen;iy purchnsef by one Of the firm in San Fran cisco and now on hand at their stores tn La Pax and Prescott.
 Give us @ cali and see for yourselves. We arc not selling for runous prices our motto Is and has been, .' Live and Let Live"
 Our stock in La Pz is acknowledged by all who have seen and examined ii. 10 he
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place. Merchants, farmers. miners and others, wishing to purchase goods. would do vel to give us q call, before purchasing elsewhere
 WORMSER & co. -fuyl5 La Paz and Prescott, Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12

Comprising Everything the Country Re-
 qulrUs.
 Al Of our goods are either imported direct or bought ci direct importers. We Jtiy Hofbing iron. seeoHa hands thereby sariig inc san Francisco Iotber's profit, which & ALL VIE ASK TO MAKE. Live and Let Live" is our motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, TOR cAsu, we arc always in readiness to supply dealers ranch eros and others, with goods, in ioabiHg lots sl Approximately Low Prices.
 HINTON, HOOPER & co. Arizona City, November %, 1867.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12
TO OWNERS OF STOCK

The undersigned wishes 10 inform 'he public f@ that be Is prepared to herd feed and take N1A- of animals his ranch tknown the LACLEDE 10
 WILLOW VALLEY,
 About Five MIles Worth Of Prescott, Where animals will De ied npoa new gras for dsliaF per week each and uIoa grass and fodder for tssve dollars per month.
 ! desired corn will be fed a, contract rgice7I eens per Ioand.
 Tho LaCede s 0g the secure ranchcs in the country against Indian raids it being n the centre m a thickly settled rSeioa of coustry. The be-t of and attention will be bo0aWed upon animals that may bc entrusted Co my care., Apply ai Anen & whitcs Prescott oF Hs the ranch.
 40 WILLIAMSON. LsCieds Raarh Deesnbsf q, iesa
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vENHE PLACE TO STOP AT.

Persons who may have ocrason n travel fhe kn road from Prccsou't iI tho Verde aui Agus Fno v .,u ers Big Bug Hnd Black CanyDn wiii consult their ~ Interests hy stopping Ht Che mnch oi LENrY LynK creek fhe paint where the mad a roav~rs Na,sh Big Bug and Biaok CauyUn leaves hai io Go ie Ncre Hs afchsrng hangs day aud niga aal be Is prep-- red to put fat ou the rhs of utu and bsast
 Good aud he best fodder in ths country f ale ai reasonable prices. Mk LERTY.
 Lertys Ranch. December IT, i-6s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-12-12
NOTICE.

C. X APALATEsUI HAVISG PURCHASED THE e-re Interest ef M CAsTlSApA is te Gfn oi Cas is q Arafafrui Ia P-8 the Co-psTtarrsaT hrfHtatre eE isfnr has boon deceived by utifai efser' An isines- oosnsetel win tr ias fria is rh n ts hands Of q. A. AraSsegui ho ths oug sntt-i1eA rsiry O seins the safse G. A AFALATEElL
 J M CANTLNAuA Q Tte ha,iasf, rlr be ooaiinssd Q, unaTsignsd ai lie old sand e. A AFALA taLL i.a pa1 Novrmh-r tct 'ers
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04
Colorado Items.

The Central City tColorado) Times, of a recent date, furnishes us with the following items:
 The civilized Arapaho chief, Friday, is now living on the Cache Ia Poudrc, and follows the business of stock raising and farming. He has induced several young warriors of the hostile tribes to leave their scalp lifting and take up their quarters with him. He says they make excellent hcrders, and will be the means of bringing in many more of their tribe, who are tired of fighting.
 Shanessy and Hardy fought at Cheyenne on Saturday for SJU0a side. The fight lasted some one hour and forty minn,es, and con sisted of l23 rounds Shane.scy lost hy giv- ing Hardy a foul blow. Both men are re- ported badly punished.
 The crop oi potatoes raised this summer on the creeks north of Denver have been as a general thing very good. We have seen po- tatoes. raised on Big Thompson, that weigh over five pounds each.
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04
At FORT WIIIPPLE, A. T.,
 WITH ONE HUNDRED TONS OF HAY

Oi Two Thousand Pounds to the Ton.
 Bids will be received for any part of the above amount.
 The Hay must be well cured and made of the best quality of native grass. IL will be subject tu inspection and weight, and must be delivered and htacked in such part of Fort Whipplc as directed by the undersigned. The stacks must he carefully built and properly rnkcd of, to protect them from the weather, and must be 90 arranged as to p event the hay from coming in contact with the ground. and to afford free circulation of air under the stlcks.
 The parties to whom contracts may be awarded will be required. within iortyeight (is) hours aiter ttc accordance Of the bids to give bonds equal Co fify (J0l per cent. of the amount of the contract for inc faithful performance Of the same
 Each proposal must be accompanied with a statement signed by the persons offered hy the bidder as his securities stating their willingness to enter into bonds in case the contract should be awarded tO said bidder In case Of frms making bids, each individual name must be written out The delivery of the hay 10 commence imnc1i ately aiicr the approval Of the contract by the District, Department and Division Commanders frices must bc written as well as expressed in igurc> The oath oi allegiance to the United states Government must accompany each pro- posal
 No contract shall be considered in force until it shall have received thc approval of the District Department and Division Commanders. \ copy oi this advertisement Ca slip cut from this papcr) must accompany each proposal. Terms should be stated in U S gold coin, or the market value thereof in currency, at date Of payment
 Payment will be made in such funds as may be furnished by the United states for that purpose, ! II on hand. If not on hand, certified accounts will De given.
 ! Proposals 10 be enclosed in an envelope and endorsed Proposals for Hay at Fort WGippIe, | X. IT. and directed Co tbe undersigned The Government reserves She flight to rcicct any and all bids
 i Bids from dsloyal parties, or those who have heretofore failed io fulfil their contracts with the ! Government will nos be entertained i r U. BAKER
 Captain and 4. C. M T. S A.. ChierQ M. of
 sub-District of Prescott.
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04

COMPLAINTS FROM TIE "BoYs iS BLUE" We published, last week, letter from a sol dcr correspondent at Camp Miller, in this county, in which he complained of the action of the officers in charge of the expedition ca roDte to establish Camp Reno, in compelling the men to act as hewcrs of wood and draw CTS of water for q lot of murtlerous, thicying. lazy Apaches, who are allowed to sleep in camp, and, if accounts are correct, do nearly as they please. We have received the follow ing in regard to the new status of soldiers and Indians. from the disgusted members of Co. r, l4th [. $. Infantry, with the request that it be published in the MINER. which request we willingly comply with. Here t is
 IL is rather rough on the soldiers to have to be servants to. and wait upon, the d-d red skins, who have taken the lives of so many white men. < party of three was de. tailed this morning. (Noy. 30 while eating breakfast, to leave it and 20 and carry water from the creek. in camp kettles, for seventy Apaches to wash their faces in. Under the pretensc Of making peace. all they want k to prepare for war. But this IS not all. They are allowed to sleep in the centre Of our camp every night, and, in consequence, we are not permitted to take our clothing oil, not even our shoes We. also, have 10 cook for them, and give them our sugar to swcetcn their cof- fee. as they usually eat their own sugar upon their bread. The iattcst oX in the herd was killed for them this morning and everything possible is being done to please the wretches.
 
 PAcuIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL. II. II. Bancroft & O., publishers, San Fran cisco, California, have our thanks for a copy of the December humber of the ,josruai. l. .f Il Il q
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04

PROMOTED. Firs; Lieutenant icciiei, of t,ic Eighth CayeIry. who is now stationed at Fort Whipple, has received the promotion of Drcyc. Captain for callantry displayed by him on tke fc,d of Autcam. Licnt Frchc, is dashing young officer. and. shouid opportunity offer, and justice be done hin, he will yet rise 10 the rank of General.
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04
ARIZONA CITY,

The Largest and Most General S,ocl gf Goods iR the Territory or iA aRy oEs A0uss
 south q Saa fraaoisco,
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04

panic- are sluicing there with what succcs, we are not informed Jamc. Anderson Chris Ben tlc, Cap. Lewis. Jim Thomas and others are get ting ready io commence work in their claims
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMT SUPPLIES. CHIEF COMPREHENSIVE OFFICE, sUB-DIsTRIcT OF PRESCOTT.

FoRT WHPPLr, Arizona,
 January 8, 1868. SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, - will be received by the undersigned, st this office, until WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1868, at twelve o'clock, M., for supplying the United States Government,
Arizona miner., 1868-01-04
The finest assorlmcut of
Meerschaun Pipes,

We would also csil Inc attention Of the Lacics 10 our elegant stock of
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S. R. CLARKE & CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Ne. IS Madison Street,
x nj ok er b ok er Building.
Combined Cash Assets, $50 500, ,OOe.

Combined Cash Assets, $50 SOo, ,0Oe.
WE h we the pleasure of presenting TO the
~ notice Df our friends the following array
OF Insurance Capital, unsurpassed In amount
and reliability by any Insurance Agencies In
this country:
International Insurance Co., assets.-.-s 10000
Continental Insurance. Co., assets--.. 10000
Astsr Insurance Co., asssts.......-.....- 4Oo,0O0
Fulton Insurance Co, sSsets............. ao0,OcO
North American Insurance Co., assets, 10000
Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance CO.-Gold, assets.............. 100000
Kniekerbocker Life Ins. Co asssts 100000
jal7
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It gets out Of order, on Ian average, aftel
IthirteeA shots have been fired. More
! over. the experiences of the massacre o.
Montana has proved that the balls o.
the Cbasseport rifle iDfiict few mortal
wounds, and break surprisingly few
bones. For all these reasons 1t Is believed
| that the ChRsseport rifle now on hand ID
the French arsenals will be given to the
| National Guard, while the regular army
will reeaiVe Garter rifles.
The Emperor Of Austria gave ten
thousand forms to the Papal exchequer,
the Empress four thousand, aud the
Prince Imperial one thousand. A pledge
that the ConeordAt would be sustained
would, probably, have been more agree
able to his Holiness.
king George, of Hanover, has glver a
large sum to the Papal exchequer In
so doing, he writes, he wishes It to bs
understood that he is not 3 Catholic, but
Protestant but he wishes to uphold to
the best of his power, the csus Of legiti-
macy, wherever it is sssaiied He upheld
thatcause very poorly in his own case.
DR. Gatling is making a good thing
out of bis cannon in Europe. Bfoadwell
C Co . factory at Carlsrube, in the grand.
duchy, has received orders for four hun
dren Gatling cannon from France
Russia has ordered two hundred, and
Austria, Belgium, Holland and Italy each
one hundred.
--AbdiIl Az'z's civil list is thirty three
million and five hundred thousand
francs year. AS the annual revenues
Of Turkey amount only to three hundred
million france, the personal expenses Of
the Sultan swallow more than eleven
per cent. Of this sum.
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The people of Frankfort have COL
lected, by voluntary contributions, the
sum of one hundred thousand forms for
rebuilding that portion Of their vener-
able cathedral which was destroyed by
the conhsgration of September last.
Baron Rothschild, of Frankfort, as
usual, contributed very little to the re-
building of the Frankfort Cathedral, but,
OF course, affixed his signature to the
appeal for contributions for rebuilding
the church, He has made himself
notorious for his meanness in this respect,
aud what little he gives on such ocea-
sions has to be squeezed out Of him by
the hardest kind Of persuasion.
Liberal contributions have been sent
from all parts of Northern Europe to the
starving people ,of Norrland, in Sweden.
Gross frauds, however, have been com
mitted in the distribution of the pro-
visions, most of which were given 10
wealthy peasants who did not need them,
while the poorer classes did not get any
thing. Some scoundrels who, by all sorts
Of falsehoods, had obtained large guam
titles Of these provisions, were impudent
enough to open stores Herewith and sell
them at the most extravagant prices.
Recently there died an old huckster-
woman ia Prague. She had always been
very poorly dressed, and lived in q
wretehed little hut; hence, she was uni-
versally believed to have been very poor.
Imagine, therefore, the astonish ment
of the authorities on finding about one
hundred thousand forms in gold, silver
and paper money in the old bureau OF
the deceased huckster-womRn. AS she
had ne heirs, the empty Austrian
treasury received the whole inheritance.
The Chassepot rifles will probably be
thrown out again, Notwithstanding the
boastful official French reports, for il ID
now established beyond perad venture
that, while this weapon Is almost unsur.
passed 50 far as rapid firing is concerned
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0- g5varffSsIgeuts for l,rse months or more
ten psr cezt. Will be deducted from the above
rates. ,- --,,,
Advertisements 20 oocupT hNed places VIII
A. rr,,-rss 4 .ty per cent. over regular rates
Advertisements inserted AZ Intervals 10 Oe
,.,,,-,,a5 f,ven " per cent. on TegSsr rates
Sofs-ss ia Brewer, twenty CENTS per line
asvarrisements IA WEEKLY, one oo-lar Per
squsrs for esch inssrti NJ ,,-,-,
an sfvs-tisements except for eStapilsheu
,,-.f,.ss llousas. with whom We have running
sr,o-pts. must be paid for in ady-uce-
Marriage aad Death notices my cents
,.7arftsrIe spd Religious notices, len cents per
line. ,.s--
Aubfus due on first Insertion OF advertise
,,gDr- An biIls with regular advertisers TO be
rendered monthly.
the system now adopted, and nom "liloi
,,,s .pPFaI. viii in no case depart, we shan De
sf-s 10 advertise lower for prompt men, ana
,,,t,ors them with the losses which neWspa-
par publishers generally suffer by adVeili'lllE
on credit.
Political notices must hereafter DC = "a 4S .
and al Spectnl notices viii be charged for AT
fbe regular price, except when they are siTicllS
voluntary and complimentary.
Communications Of a Personal nature VIII
n. cfrsrrsd for at the same rates IS local notices
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fIEMPEEES APPEAL.
PuaLIsHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
John S. C. HOGAN & co.
To .DyERTIsERS AND PATRONS OF
THE APPEAL.

We take pleasure IN announcing V' tne ~
vertising patrons or the ArrEAL L a auctloii IN
~ rafss Of advertising. We make this reduc-
90, il, Justice to the small advertiser. who has
1,.sra.ofore been taxed disproportionately to
the large ones.
After sIont one years effort to bring the
ArPFAT. back 10 its old position as the leading
and NEST widely circulated paper in the State,
we have succeeded.
We feel justified IN saying, that so far as cir
.,,,.ffon is concerned, there is no better adver-
ti.ing medium in the city or state. We ean
attention to our terms for advertising. They
have been adopted by us without consulting
any other journal; and they viii not be de-
mated from They are now no higher than
those OF Che journals OF Louisville, lower Than
those OF New Orleans; aud as low as is CON-
Dsrf5le with the existence OF a respectable
newspaper In Memphis.
Eatcs OF Advertising OF the HeHPhis
Appeal.
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Commercial Bank or Tennessee, Memphis;
Pike, Lapeyre & Brother, New Orleans;
r NJ Runyan, Banker. st Louis feb3 n
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1867.
45DE.
LODGES.

LODGES.
AECFPova No. I5s. Meets lot Monday in
every month, AZ Odd-Fsllows' Esn. Ger. oOuri
and Main. D. B. Forster. 23i Front street
W n. John Be2mish, SeC'y.
EOurH MEEpHIg. No. Ils. Meets I'd Frlaay Of
ezrh rnoat th-Hall. cor Madison and Second
"A. J. Wheeler, W ~ Bent x. If-l Pullen, Sec
IvfLA GC0TT, No %. Meets lst Friday OF each
nontb-Hall, cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie, "; NJ =. P; WoodTard, Sec.
mouth-t5dd- Fellows Hail. P. NJ Stanley
W. n: ". II. Butts, Sec.
KIwTSETNe, No. 81 ~. D. Meets 4th Friday
on each Ynouth-3I Front street George
MeIersh, s3d, W. NJ; b. K. Puilen, ed, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PK,yr Chapter. No 4. Meets D Monday OF eaoh
Fellows Kan. JOhn Lent, NJ 4
II. p; 3. n. Levy, Sec'y.
R. AND r. n.
EuKEzA Council. No. g. Meets "a Monday Of
each uOuGE-Odd- FellOTH' Hall. John Lent
III. Ill; n. J. Wizgin, Zee.
TEHPLARs.
CYRExz Couamsndery, No. 4. Meets An Mon
day OF each month. John zent, Conn., n )
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE
S0i Front STREE.
aERNrs Lodge sf Perfection, l4th; no.
Stated Comm unics1tl0ns q " MednesaAy nlgn
OF each month. Henry =. Woodard, 8zt, g.
NJ: Charles 4. Carroll 18th, Sec.
HFTERAs Lodge OF Perfection, l4th.i No.
Nesls All TVedn nesday Oi each month. Georg'
Mellersh sd, g.. n. A. q. krhnklandi so
Sec. -,
,,asrPyrA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, ,leta.
No. ]. Benz K PuDen, Sd, Tarsh.'-i -
FGTTARy CifaPrER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No. !
Charles W. Adams, S2d, M. W.. Il. T. Tom
llnsOn. 32d Sec. -,
PFTT,TyPF DyrPLEssEIs cornell Of K-h. Seth.
No / Henri p. Woodard, 3D. COs1n1'.
William y. Cirode 52d, Rec 2.
r,ossTsTogY on WEsT TENsEssEE, sd. JohI
Ainslie. SD, Comm. In Chief; Dodge {
Trader. S2d, Reg.
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ALLEN HOUSE,
READ THIS! !

TrOR RENT FOR TIE YEAR 1ssS-The EsF1.
II Plantation, one mile bslOE. Austin. Tunica,
county, Miss on the Mississippi hiFer. The
place is in thorough repair with al necessary
Dwellings, Out-houses, Gin, Gin house, MIL
aud steam kngine. Cisserns, Wells, TEAMS
enough to run the place, Corn and Hay sun
cient for the year, and the best set Gd hands
in mississippi. The place, with su appurten-
auoes. stock, etc. can be had on reasonabla
terms; ard any enc desiring to plant. wiz md
this the best opening In the South. "A good
man with a small capital may take 4 hall in
terest In running tbe place for the year, on the
most reasona able tsrnns- Apply 70 " hite, Kerr
lrenaises until January l0ths 20
ja4 100 ?. \ AEk<h-
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FRED. KRAMERl CHAs. AILLEIl, CIIAs. 7. PAaLEL
KRAMER, MILLER & Co.,
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS, STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Steamboat Landing,
LITTLE ROOK. ARKANSAS
Charleston Cotton Press.
J. w. DICKINsON : BRo.,
Cotton Factors, General Commission
and Produce Merchants,

So Liberal Advances made or consignmsni - =.
We have a warehouse OF our own IN Nnlen
we yriII handle All (otton consigned 10 u.s. and
we guarantees there shall be no unnecessary
loss In weight thing we rave 1sa ~ >. @
enstornars. Usual commissions enargeo- Al
corsignrients By river insured unless otn erEise
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MosBV 4 poRIoN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
omee-No- Is Mos5y & Hunts Building,
Upstairs,
No. s94 yTout street. Memphis, Tenn.

CONSIGNMENT OF Cotton for sale or ship
~ msnt, Receiving and Forwarding Merchan-
disc solicited. Orders accompanying cOnslgn-
ments carefully aod promptly executed. Bag
ging, Rope and Supplies furnished at lowest
market rates. Cotton in store and by river In
sured. unless otherwise ordered ans wsrn
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1lzn,I,,fstratrtac Notice.

Errrps of adrnini strataon upon the estate
L of the late Or. Thos- J. Sais having oesn
bounty Tsnnesses At she Deceln Der Term, lsdIs
lersbv notify al persons indebted 70 said es-
fs7s n, nav such indebtedness to me and
i-s-tv rot ~ al persons having claims against
al state to D. essns fle same roperly proven
-1fi,i fI1a tidae prescribed oy law, they viii
= ha1ys1r WA7&dmsx of RElrTE L. SALE
dsclIs Thqs, J, Selss deed,
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REFERENCES /:

attention given 20 the pur-
chase Of Cofaa. Sugar and MOlaases.
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near MIS-
sI>sippi River, in C0ahOma
County, Miss.

ONE on RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT 1900
I acres open land, and has been IN cultiva-
tion number Of years. and has on u Two t5tn
Houses and Gins, one fine Dwelling House ap q
q large humber Of Cabins. The place can ba
divided into Two or more tracts.
Trha otl1sr r,lace Il sfruated about four or i've
mills f-,1-1 rfver has Il or 800 acres open land.
fS sn1eep,ibIe or being divided into two or three
-,ls-eS Is IN ft . good flTelliEg House, Out
E1,.ssss .rd a mum Der OF Cabins and Gin House
Gin and Press. These places are very prOdue-
-. -. .nd viii be rented very low for Ons OF
,.,-, ~. years They bslozg TO u. Mcneil, of
Ksntucky. Apply %
]. p. CARUTHERS, Agent.
daeIO ina Ayras' Building. Memphis
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Notice in Bar.k,ruptcu.
TTnftsd States Of America, Western District Z
Tpnuessee-ss.

United States Of America, Western District sR
Tennessee-ss.
THIS Is to give notice that on the sth day o
1 January. A D 1855 Warrant IN Bank
rEptcy was issued sgainst the estate OF
W. c. VauIx,
in the County OF Haywood, and state OF
Tenuessee, who has been adiudged =
Bankrupt, on his own Petition; thst the pay
neut OF any debts, and delivery Of any prOp<
srty belonging 10 such Bankrupt, 70 him. or fn-.
his use and the transfer Of any property byr
him are forbiddsn By law; that meeting %
the Creditors CT the said Bankrupt. % prov =
their debts, and 20 choose one Or more As
Rsnxru Dtry to be holden at No. go Nai,-
1f-srf IA Waldran Block, Memphis. Tenn. - :
sIst day OF January, A. u l1os as % 0'cicck = -.
Msmphs, Tenn, 9th Dag Of January. ~ -
! d s. Marshal, a. Messenger, Western BiEtrtct :.
Tennessee.
b }. r RINGHAN
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FAssMAN,s IRoN rs
FOR
COTTON BALES.

TIHE undersigned have made extensive ar
I rangemsnts to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
IN addition tothe PASS N UIA MOED TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his ALLIGATOR IIIl, with
teeth 50 arranged as TO ] sranuy clamp tra
hoop when the pressure IS re eIr0TeS nom the
bale, and hold ft without slipping.
Great pains hsve been taken 70 secure the
best qusl lty Of iron.
These Ties are 50 simple Ia Iheir arrange
ment That they can be applied by any one, 20
bales Of any size, with the same facility and
expedition a. rope. In strength, security and
facility OF application, they viii compare IA
vOrably with any yet introduced.
The advants ges OF Iron Ties are now gCueT-
ally recoguized; but IL Is deemed n1t out %
place to es ] the atteRtiOn OF those interested
to the very npllatic recommendation of In
deTEriters, steamboat Captains. and OTnars
and Agents OF Sea steamer and Sailing YES
sels, recently published IN the nsEsp sPsrs IN
New Orleans
CHAMBERs & IATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale BY
MEACHAM & TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & CO.
Msn1pbiz,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants.
sen Ec6