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Corn ROASTING EARs.-We have re-
ceived from the garden Of a gentleman,
of this city, (says the Charleston Courier. !
the first ears of corn which have graced
our table, for the early enjoyment of which
we are indebted to the Etiwan Fertilizer
of the Sulphuric Acid and Superphos-
phate Company of our city. If the same
results follow from these Fertilizers ON
plantations, our State viii rejoice IN the
possession of one of Heavens choicest
gifts. M g
Moving for new trial counting second
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Cotton seed Meal and Cotton Seed.

Chemical analysis shows that cotton
seed meal is one of the richest foods now
available for farm stock, while its price is
relatively lower than that of any other.-
After considerable experience in its use
with mich cows and other animals, we
are prepared to say that its effect in feed
ing seems fully to sustain the indications
of the analysis. 1t is not well to feed ii
very largely; and there are authenticated
instances of its having speedily produced
death when given to young calves and
young lambs, although sucking colts, eat
ing it from the lambs troughs, in the
fields, have not been injured. 1t is almost
always necessary to teach cattle to eat it.
by at first mixing a small quantity of it
with other meal. Its effect on the value
of manure is very great, probably even
better than that of Gnseed meal or rape
cake. A neighbor of ours used it last
spring as manure in the hill for corn
with excellent results. He considered the
application profitable, ana proposes to
repeat it during the coming season. An
Arkansas planter recently informed us
that he regarded a bushel of hulled cot
ton seed as equal in value TO two bushels
of corn in fattening hogs. The hulled
seed, from which the oil has not been ex-
pressed, must be fed even more cautious
ly than the meal which is deprived of the
greater share of its oil.-American Ag-
riculturist
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SYMPTOMS OF. A DISEASED

saz.za@@zF Pain in the side. Sometimes the
BT IITHD pain rs felt under the shoulder
HIIIWftF 4 blade; il SOMETIMES mistaken for
Rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness, bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain. accompanied with
"A dull, heavy sensation. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation OF having left undone
something which ought 10 have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS and debil-
ity; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains Of prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low; and al
though satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortitude enough 10 try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur
red when few of them existed, yet examination
of the body after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
1t should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any of the foregoing symp-
toms appear. IL is purely vegetable com
pound, is not injurious TO the most delicate
constitutions, and win keep the liver in a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities may
avoid all bilious attacks by taking n dose oc-
casionally TO keep the liver in healthy action.
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1t isa shame husband, that have
to sit here mending your old clothes. -
!" Don't say word about it. wife: the
least said the soonest mended,,' Sai
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WHAT One ACRE CAN Do.-Hender-
son, the famous New Jersey gardener,
makes the following showing of what he
has and can do on one acre of land:
OUTLAY OF THE ACRE.
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Circuit Court Of Hiuds county, 1t District,
Nouember Term, 1863.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ Of
ID II fa. to me directed from the IlOnora-
BILE Circuit Court OF Kinds county Miss,
First District of said county, I will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, nc the
front door OF the City Hall. In the city Of
Jack son. Miss. on the first Monday Of July
next. 1902 within legal hours. all the
right, title and interest, the defendant, Mrs.
III. j. Carey, has in and 70 the following
lands, lying and being In the county ana
State aforesaid, to-wit west halfof the south
west quarter and west half OF the north
west quarter Of section twenty-six; the
northeast quarter OF section twenty seven;
east half of southeast quarter. and south
half of west half of sOuth-cas quarter OF
section twenty-five. all In township six
range one, west, four hundred aud forty
acres more or less; levied upon ms the prop
erty of Mrs. n, J. Carey, and will be sold 70
satisfy plaintiffs debt and all costs.
JOS. McCLON. Sheriff
June 3. 3tds BY 4. +. OwEN, -. 5
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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
SAVED TO WORKING MEN!
WEALTH FOR ALI
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

FOR FIFTY CENTS.
There is a remedial agent in this world IL at viii
cure Fever and Ague, and all other Malarious, Bill
ous Scarlet Typhoid Yellow aud other Fevers aided
sometimes with Railways Pills as RADWA1' 3 READY
RELIEF.
Millions of people throughout the world know how
quick il will cure all ordinary complaints for IN all
diseases where PAIN, INFLAMMATION, or CONGES-
TION Is present, its effects instantaneous. But in
Fever and que, Asiatie Cholera, Yellow Fever, as
these diseases are exhibited in the tropics,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
has proved infIlibe, will these terrible yers
quicker, and without entang the frightfu penalties
of ENGoRGED LIVER, FAT SPLEEN, DISORDERED
to follow the use of the " Chol ogogues :. Ague
Cures and other of the heroic Qunne Mercu
RIAL Arsenic and eher treatments where the medicines
used accumulate, and become deposited In the system
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
is the best and chea pest remedial agent that
be used for FEVER AND AGUE, BILIOUS, aud
NOT ONE
person need suffer. be they ever much exposed to
Fever and Ague, If they will only take RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF and keep their bolreLs open iCb Rad
srays Is Hundreds in the West, who have heretofore
lars for few months treatment, keeping them
selves and families free from FEVER and AGUE,
two dollars year. spent for Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Pills lcoated).
Railways Ready Relief IS an old established remedy
Under the new process of manufacture il secures prop
Fever, Yellow Fever Asiatic Cholera Dys
entery, Diarrhea, etc, and Pain Remedy il
like magic NOT ONE HOUR need one suffer with pain
remain one week lingering in bed from rheumatism
any other acute innamHatory disease. The Ready
Relief will afford insR 10 OIL Price only 50 cents
per bottle.
stopper. Sold by all Druggists, and at Or. Railways
office, No 81 Maiden Lane, New York
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r. r. r.
NOT ON E HOUR
RADWAY.s READY RELIEF

NOI ON II HUI N
An.a4as ri. .s,sr.erna .ssa suFFEE vita Fam
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is n CURE FOR EVERY RAIF-
IL was the first, and is the only PAIN REMEDY.
that viii instantly stop the most excruciatng pains
WHISTLER Of the Lungs, stomach. Bowels, or other
glands and organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
No matter how violent excrucating the pain tss
Bed-ridGen, Inhrm, Crippled, Rheumatic. Nervous
NeuraIgic, Frustrated with disease may sgf,T,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL in from ONE to TwENTY MINUTES, afford ea-s
can purchased per bottle almost every
druggists country merchants store this conti-
nent, aud within one hours distance Of almost every
habitation in the United StAtes.
MILLIONS who have used RAILWAYS READY RE
LIEF for Is years that ONE fify bottle d.
lufed gallon of proof Spirits will make better
IMMINENT. Pain Paint Killer, Panacca, King Of Pain,
equal In quantity to
IA Bottles OF the Sizes Of those Lotions
that are sold at 90 cents.
And the public should also know all these lotions
ars but poor imita tions of RADWAl'S READY RE-
LIEF II those who suffering Pain-no mat
ter what by what il is called
il ex tsrnai apply the Railways Ready Relief 70 the
part of the body where the pain Is present IL INTER
kALs
40 DROPS Diluted IN WATER.
As drink; whether Cramps, spasms, Inflammation
Congestion Asiac Cholera Chils and Fever, the most
violent, cxsruciatinS and torturing pains will be
'''SsIS FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
One Fiffy-cent Bottle Of RADwAT's READY RE-
LIEF will do more service and more complaints
that are daily Occurring in every family than SIS
udadin
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PLANTERS

Insurance Company Of 1Ii.s.s
CAPITAL, .s........... .......
ENSURES against damage ug I-
n ming, and Tornado.
B. O.. IJNIIIt.
Ir
OFFICE-Cornor state and Pond
Nov. 25-dtf JACKSON.
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ENRIcHIxG THE sou. OF GARDENS By
FRESH VEGETABLE MANURE.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Newcomer q Kausler, ! Kinds county
No Al ~. Vendi eXecut'n} Circuit Court
Mrs. A. i. Aston. lst DIST
November Term, 1865.
WNY VIRTUE OF the above stated writ OF
Id yenditioni expoHas, TO me directed IRON
The Honorable the Circuit Court Of Kinds
County. Miss, first District of said county
/ will expose TO sale TO the highest bidder
for cash, az the front door of the city Hail.
in the city Of jackson, Mississippi, on the
hours prescribed by law, all the right, title
and interest, the defendant Mrs. A j.. AL
ston. has i'm and TO the following real estate,
to-wit: The south half OF two acre lot, No.
Miss. TO satisfy the amount OF the plaintiffs
debt and all costs.
JOSEPH McCLON, Sheriff.
June Sd. lS69tds by L. +. OWEN, DIS.
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General Hampton .ay. orLA-m-

General Hampton ays of,hem'
g gave a very fun trial to the "
Carbine, and ! regard 10 as thrm'
hre-arm I have ever seen, lH
Is remarkable, while its range a0'
ton equal any gun i have u-.-
opinion it Is The best brcael-i9a..
vented"
WINCHESTER REPEATING h
COMPANY, New Haven
Or, GEN. S, ". FEnoUs0Sr
feb22-1wGm GrcenF.Ie
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HURLEY's AGIE TONI


Al who have used IL chcorMI.I
afflicted friends ~ b. as 70 .ura
cure for Chill- aud Fever Any u..
from the Chill- would consult tH.'
terest by sending to Drug store
ing bottle. 10 is pleasant to tlhn
with Others, and viii be certain q"
eases OF Fever and Aguc or tlII'
send for 10 20 the pr0pr'afor
JAS. RUDOLF d. '
LuW-sI'.
For Sale by Gus. A.h
f.I....
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One Fifty-cent Bottle Of RADwAT's READY RE-
LIEF will do more service and more complaints
that daily Occurring in every family than SIS ex-
pended in prescriptions and drugs.
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Winchester Repeating R
TWO SHOTS PER sEcyN.

HNlIE attention Of Dealer ar.
n men ia invited 30 these lmlf''
Ons, which leave nothing o. N'
point Of KAPlDITH, AtlLEA'I..
Err, and FlNISlL
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RLANK BOOKS, Of every description, made
~ 20 order 81 satisfactory prices at Clarion
Book BindeTy. lst -.
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l'sE4ifdiaf j. shi3 vfsuiI1aHfiTf ~
az y yalautss zn8 n3q1 81 sitlss .
.eoi
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.sHERIFFS SALE.

Benz. Whitfield, President &c~)
No. 226. ~. ri. ia.
Mrs. IL. j. Carey.
Circuit Court Of HiHds county, LIT District
Nouember Term, 1868.
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NO DIOHI. CIIILLs!:
HURLEYs AGUE TOY

PERFECTLY HELTdHL.
TUE only remedy for CIiI'Hu. p.
n Ague and Fever that 3. 0r .u
pended upon is HuIlcyH h.
There have been Thousands Ur.
IL who had tried the usual rgm.|..
benefit, but Ia no ease has
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Moving for a new trial counting a second
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40 DROPS Diluted IN WATER.

As drink whether Cramps, Spasms, Inflammation,
Congestion Asiac Cholera Chis and Fever, the most
violent, cxsruciatins, and torturins pains will DO
stopped - :. ....-. :. 5000
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Personal.

John H. Glass, E.q., nf the Trenton
(Tenn.) Gazette is Ia the city, stopping
ct the Peabody Hotel.
We bad the pleasure Of meeting yes
terdsy MAJ. Foster, of the Northwestern
Railroad, who was in the city on BUSH
ness connected with that road. The
Major left for Nashville yesterday SITTER
moor.
One Of the features OF our magnificent
new hotel, the Peabody, which is justly
the pride Of every Memphian, is the
chief steward, Mr.. r ;chard Stoker. He
Is tins very prince or stewards, and in the
dining room has no supeTior-indeed, no
equal IN these regions. He has his army
of walters, a class prOverhially hard to
manage, completely under his control,
and every guest OF the house, by being
punctuslly waited upon, is made to feel
perfectly at home.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

New MEMPHIS The usual Wednes-
day night briliiancy was eclipsed last
night by the magnificence and beauty of
the throng which crowded the house
from dome to psrquette to witness Fam
ME Price in her third rendition OF the
character OF " Helen R~0leston,U in Foul
Pay, There was on NJ jndsy evening,
IN h occasion OF the first performance
Of Foul Play, and the first appearance of
Miss Price before a Memphis audience, a
little hitching or rOughness in the play.
GA Tuesday night, all that seemed TO
vanish, and it seemed played to perfec-
ton but last night capped the climax,
and we were delighted. Mlas Price IL
certainly a great actress, and throws her
Whcls soul into the character which she
assumes, being the heroine to the life.
She was most admirably supported
throughout, and our admiration at Theo.
Hamilton increases every night. His
management Of his triple character in
the cast, could hardly be improved. To-
night, Foul Play will lie repeated.
The PANORAMA.-Tae New Assembly
Hall was densely packed twice yesterday
with q throng of Interested travellers who
we're carried, easily and quietly, through
fourteen miles OF the streets, alleys, sy-
enues, parks, drives and buildings of New
York city, seeing all the sights, and " do
ing" every object Of prominence or inter-
est to a traveller. The panOrama exhib.
its for two more days. Gosand see it.
GAIETY.-The news of the continued
improvement in the health OF Manager
Etley, who had ingratiated himself into
the kindly sentiments and feelings of
every n connected with the Gaiety,
actei as an incentive e al hands. last
night, snd the consequence was q most
pleasant and jolly time at that popular
place of resort. The buckingham fam
lily were inimitable as ever, and the boys
really astOnished every one by their pre-
cocity. Bob Hart was felicity itself. and
was always greeted with enthusiastic
applause and Toars OF laughter. Among
the ladies, Miss Barans, the d~anseuse'
was evidently the favOrite, and proved
herself quite an artistic in her line. She
las made great Improvement in ell OF
her dances, and is now second to none.
Miss Nellie Howard, the champion
4" Jig danceTess," continues to draw inn
mensely. Willis, TOOley, Johnson, Col
Inns, all bold their in the good opin-
len of the public. A roaring bill to-
night.
NARIETIES.-Miss Lille Wheeler, Miss
Ada Johnson and Messrs. Henry Stew
art and Thomas CASSIDY are the four new
stars which shed their effulgenee nightly
in the serene skies Of BroOm's Olympus.
They are indeed stars, all of them, and
Manager Broom has made a ten strike
in securing their services. The bill for
the present week is one which cannot be
beat, and embraces sII the various qra-
dstiOns of a perfect varieties show. One
of the most beautiful features is the bal
let advertisement, entitled " Fairies OF
the Bswers," participated in by Miles
Clifford, Leslie, Dorsey, Jsnette, Mitch
ell, and the little Anita, and Mr.. Man
ming. The bill is repeated tonight.
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CRBIINAL INTELLIGENCE.

VIM. Humphreys, tried for grand
larceny, in the Circuit Court, yesterday
was sdjudged not guilty and discharged.
There were but five arrests in the First
and three ia the Second district up TO SIX
O'Clock yesterday. Moral Memphis
Matters and things In police circles
are at a dead lock and almost complete
stand-still. Scarcely u of the Justices
Courts tried 8 State case yesterday.
The house of DR.. Goodyear, No. 81
Adams street, WAS entered on Tuesday
night, and q large and valuable lot Of
clothing, bedelothee, etc., taken.
Bill Grammar cut John Reilly, about
II O'Clock last night, at the corner OF
Main and Adams streets. He was Sc
verely cut with q knife In the left arm,
left side, mead and hand.
Our friend Bronson Bsyliss, ESQ.,,
was robbed night befJrs last of a beaver
overcOat lined with fur, and q new silk
hat. We hope the thiei may swelter the
first time he puts them on.
Ed. Ferguson, a /" colored cuss from
Africay," was caught with some stolen
shirts 10 his possession, ami snatched.
He answers to Capt. Richards this after
noon, and will no doubt tell all about it.
The trial of Tom Prnist, for the muir
der OF Policeman Rogers on the 4th of
June, '67, concluded yesterday. The
Jury brought in a verdict of voluntary
manslaughter, aud affixed the punish
ment st five years in the P~enitentiary.
Henry Kork, q wsrlike niger who
had been studyirg Buffers tactics, stole
gun from Mr.. r Il. MtGfeggOr,
who lives a few miles out of town. Ko-k
arrested and examined, but not be-
ing able TO draw him OUT the police
{ showed him into the Jug
julie Douglas, q negro mOke, was
sent to Jail by Squire Willard yesterday,
charged with beating his wife. The
DOOR creature was so lily used that she
could not appear against him. Toe ex-
animation will take place as soon as she
Is able to appear in court.
-Chas. Miller, another American citi-
zen of African descent, stole a lot of furs
rom the steamer Argosy. "Some how
lr Other" he wandered LOO close to the
First District statiOnhOuse, and fell
10. He will have a hearing this
morning, and Col. Burditt Will no
iCubt maze the fur fly.
ALBERT BowliB, q negro, stole some
gOOus rom u Ia1y, anu on DSlDS CDArgeu
The theft, not only abused the lady
put dreW-R pistol on her and threatened
to shoot her. She called or that ever
ready and gallant officer, KuhnhOlz, of
he second district, for aid, and he COB
3ied up the bellicose and thievish Bow
in, lodging him for safe keeping in the
street station.
Cotton thieves seem to be doing s
thriving business. On Tuesday night
.hev made hauls all around town. Two
Jales, belonging TO VIM. Drake and Mr..
Siegler, that were left on g wagon at
NJ. Geo. Haywood, No. IS Hill street,
Fere carried OF on q dray, and nc traces
eft Of which way they went. = bale
vas also taken from the store of r. A.
loon, No. 4 Towards Row. No clue
o the thieves has as yet been dis
Overed.
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LAW COURT-H s.. Lee, Judqe.-This
Court was engaged the whole day yes
terday in trying the first case on the
cRlendRT-StuIgiss VS.. jackson IGsur-
snce Company. Pending the trial, Court
adjourned until this morning, when the
above case will be resumed snd disposed
CT ia s short time. After which yester-
dsyis calendar Will be again called up,
beginning with No. ISL. The jury in
the case OF johnson We. Wicks is still
unable to agree upon a verdict.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Gs0. ". WaldTon,
JudQe.-This Court convened yesterday,
and took up the first case On the calen-
dar-McHenTy Va. Mitohell-and was
engaged with the trial Of the same uutil
the hour Of adjournment. To-day
the above case will be resumed, aud
probably disposed of in IN hour or so.
Yesterdays calendar, as published, will
hen be taken up and disposed Of as rap
idly as possible.
CRIMINAL COURT. Vim. Hunter,
Judge.-In this Court yesterday, the
jury in the case of the State vs.. Tom
Pruitt, srraigned and tried a few days
ago for the murder of policeman Rogers,
on Market street, in this city, on the
night of the 4th Of June, 1867, brought
in q verdict Of " Voluntary Manslaugh-
ter" fixing the punishment at five years
in The State Prison.
The case Of S ate VS.. VIM. Thompson,
indicted for larceny, was the only case
tried and determined yesterday the ju-
ry returning s verdict for the defendant
of mot gUilty.n To-day the case OF
State VS.. Fred R1sse-, charged with the
killIng Of one Noses Hecht, will be call
ed up for trial.
CHANCERY COURT Vim. n. Smith,
OdnceUor.-Fhe cases of TrOwbridge, ct
al, VS.. Horton, occupied the entire day
yesterday. The case Of Finnerty W.. Ds-
shiel, will be first to-day, after which
yesterdays calender viii be taken up,
with the additional case OF AppeTsOn VS..
LuEdy, set specially for today.
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ETRABIsMUs.-If one would take the
pains to notice, be would be surprised
ut the number OF crossed eyed persons
which he will meet in one day on the
streets Of Memphis. And il seems
strange to US why these persona will re-
main In that condition, aud why pareDts
will suffer their children to grow up
with that defOrmity when they could
have their eyes made straight and natu-
raj Ia two minutes, without pain, and
with but little expense. The eye is the
most beautiful feature Of the face when
natural, but when crossed it is a great
deformity, and u noticed by every
body. We often meet young ladies who
would be beautiful were 1t not for this
great deformity. We have an ocullst
il this city DIR. Norris, 233 Main street)
who Strengthens crossed eyes with perfect
success. Call aud see him. No charge
for examination.
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10th. The charge of the Judge, that
the jury may find any amount of dam
ages they may deem right, is erroneous
In this that II omits to designate the
particulars OF injury or damage fer
which damages may be awarded. The
charge left the jury, substantially, with
out instruction, or to what particular
compensation or damages may be Civ en-,
and as to what not.
Reverse the judgment and send back
the cause for q new trial.
HENRY q. SMITH, Judge.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ETC.-The auc-
ton sale of the above goods, as sdver-
tised by w. H. Psssmore & Co., will
commence this morning st 10 o'clock.
In the collection will be found a solitaire
diamond, formerly the property Of the
Duke De Morny, together with a superb
solitaire diamond pin, from the sale made
on account OF the late Prince Z terhszy.
As speciality amongst the fine watches,
can be found the lightning quarter
second and minute repeater.
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New FRM.-Attention is called to the
advertisement Of c-Opsrtnership of
Messrs. Gay Martin. Wm. Gay, E q 4,
who has hitherto conducted the business
by himself, has associated with him Mr..
J. H. Martin, late Of i. Lane d Co, aud
under the title Of Gay d Martin they will
hereafter carry on the grocery and COM
miSsion business and cotton fsctorsge, at
No. 80 Front street, next door to Orgill,
Bros. G CO.
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THe USE OF FERTILIzERs.-The high
yrsi0ht tariffs on our Southwestern rail-
roads has been one Of the causes OF the
hitherto limited use Of fertilizers among
onr farmers and planters, as compared
with those of the North snd West. BY
a reference to the card Of the Mississippi
and Tepnessee Railroad, it will be seen
fbst General Superintendent LiyermOre,
recognizirg this fact, hss made large re-
auctions on such freights on that road.
This is . step ia the right direction, and
we hope the example will be followed by
either roads Immediately.