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Senator spraguc On Southern 1anufae.
lures.

From Chayleston Courier, Decs.1er Is.
-Four people will opt believe us. let
them litter 10 the words OF senator
Sprague of Rhode Island. At . dinner
party given to him the other day n the
Charleston Hotel. by few Of our leading
citizens, he said that " ii would sufpriss
the people OF the South, and still more
surprise the people ofthe North, TO know
what is q fact--that the best cottsr.
factory ofits size and kind in Aneriss -
to be found in the City Of Augusta, Gsor-
gia and that in looking at the subject III
manufacturers point Of view, taking
the productions per hand and per spindle.
and comparing them with the work In
other mills running on the same class Of
goods, he found that these Southern goods
were equal to any of their kind ssen IN.
the Northern markets Senator Spragus
went on to say that "you," meaning the
Southern people, "cau do Whist ""
meaning the people Of New England,
cannot do. With your great advantages
you can compete with England for her
Indian yarn trade. You ought TO spin =
large part Of your crop and ship II IN that
state, instead Of shipping the raw mate.
iial." &F
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NO. 81,
A General Amnesty preelanatis0 b ~
President Of the United otot0.
WASHINGTON, D. C., De. ..

' RI
jrhersas. The President OF the Uaitsd
States has heretofore set forth several
proclamations, offered snnnty and pr.
don to persons who l,ad besn o. wsrs
concerned in the late reheiliou against he
l,wful authority OF the Govespmsat ofths
United States. which proclamations were
sevcrslly- issued on he 9Th dsy d DE-
eember. 1858. on the seth day Of MARCH,
1854, ON the Goth day Of NM, 1885, o.
the 7th day Of Septenbsr, 1oo7. ord On
the ith day Of JOY, in the present. yssr:
and fsrffr 5fytf
WAsrsas. The authority fthe Federal
Government having been re ests6lisheo
in oil the States and Territories within The
jurisdiction Of the United States, Il 10 BE-
,ieved that such prudential reservations
and exceptions as at the dates Of said sew
ersi prociamatony were deemed pecessa.
ry and proper, may now be wisely and
Justly relinquished, and that 40 universal
amnesty and pardon for participation In
said rebellion extended to al who hsvs
borne any part therein, will tend 70 secure
permanent peace, order. and prosperity
throughout the land, aud TO renew and
fully restore confidence and ftaterual
feeling among the whole people, ssd thsis
respect for aud attachment TO The pattOn.
al Government, designed b. its patriotic
| founders for the general good:
Now, therefore, 10 II known, tbst !,
Andrew johnson, President ofths Unit~t
States. by virtue Of the power and -
thority In me vested BY the Constitu4 On
and in the namo of the sovereign peepls
of the United States, do hereby proclaim
and declare Internationally and without
reservation. TO all and to every pefyon
who directly or Indirectly participated h
the late instruction or rebeiiious . ~
pardon and amnesty tor the offence u
treason against the United States or Of
adhering to their enemies during the late
civil war, with restoration Of all nights.
privileges, and immunities under the Con.
stitption and the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof. a IN
In testimony whereof hare signed
these presents with my band and have
caused the seal OF the United States TO be
hcrcunto affixed Done at the City OF
Washington, the twenty .fifth day Of Do.
cembcr, in the year OF oar Lord one thor.
sand eight hundred and sixty-eight and
Of the Independence Of the United States
Of America the pitHiy third.
v iri ANDREW JOHNSON 2
BY the President, r. W. Seward, Acting
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- Tue vote Of Florida will probably
have to 10 dropped trsm Tho Gssst celuna.
The seslswss teejslssws vs>l@ ~ e!eslSs
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Every Poison has its antidote a, erery
disease has its Cure.


1t is well known fact that the pow erful miner
al medicines so frequently administered in copious
doses in Intermittent and Bilious Remittent Fe.
vers are perlous TO the constitution as the dis.
eases themselves, while their operation is general
IL slow and uncertain, and their effects evnnescen
Remedies Of this class, hazardous under any cir
eumstanees. cannot be used with any approach to
safety, except under the direction Of physician I;
and IN the regions where Fever and Ague. Bilious
Fever, Chill Fever, pnmo Ague, and their kindred
complaints chiefly prevail, medical men are some
times Few and lar between, and medical advice al
most unobtainable. II Is obvious therefore that
a preparation like the Texas Tome Syrup, prompt
and certain IN ITS action as curative, and equally
to he relied upon as preventive OF these danger
Gus maladies-a preparation as harmless to the
constitution as water-must be oil priceless value
in the valley OF the Mississippi, or wherever else
they may exist
| The common cause Of all remittent aud inter
mittent fevers Is the mephiue vaPor or masma
evaporated by heat from the soil, or from the sur
face OF stagnant water; and 1t usually when the
torrld warmth of summer has Frustrated the sys.
TEN aud rendered 1t incapable # eontending ener-
getieally with disease that the attack comes on.
July. August, September and October are the
months during which all bilious complaints are
most common. and most violent. The organs i'm
He"H*DSiN "HVt'SH " 'N'e' o"N hSHN' o"u AHtSi-
mittents and Renttents are the Liver, the Spleen,
the Stomach and Kidneys. Upon each and all Of
these organs, the Texas Tonic Syrup acts specif-
cally, regulating and controlling the flow of bile
-, - 90 d. ,,a CT .nan'.,tn.; ~"
,P.o S;i.a;,. as s"o Nh neu,ns
.ne ~ ~ 1"u '.oso s.Yefe
pa,ns " .ue "A,A N"I Ti ai'ss ''',n 're
in, una ~ VI s,J a. ~ ma'ne ini
Iorts, II 9'es .ea,."y ~ s'e
perform '"e ~ 'ahu
eAele'I1h ins'r"u u i';ie.s ;i'oeh ulon toe
ntoinai ~ :. % -.
my uo; ~ ~, ar as , mi sec
onns Wv. Monu x ~ I;s '"' :. wa'on sue
nlnes " ',ios oh .he ~ ~. niere
Pa'id,ng '"%' IIsv 81 mJ.nes ~. - I'I'"s
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a good story 10 told Of a couple Of
farmers who lived few miles spart. One
day, one called on the other, happening
among at dinner time. The person called
upon, by this way, was > rather peeusieas
old fellow, lie was seated at the table en-
joying his dinner. The visitor drew up
TO the stove, looking very wishfully 20.
wards tho table. expecting the old farmer
to invite him to dine. The old man kept
on eating. What's the news up ycvr
way. ncighbor r. Still eating. me naws
Ell I" "No. believe not" Presently
thought struck the visitor. "Wsll ysa,
friend, / did hear Of one item Of nsws that's
worth mentioning ala. whst Il thstf"i
/" Neighbo. John has COW that hss 6ve
calves" lis that So" GOOD gracious?"
What in the thunder does tho fifth calf
po when the Others arc sucking Z" "Why
he stands and looks on just a. do. like .
dumb fool" "Mary pu. on another plsts.'
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To any one who can produce or ever have produc
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in point Of value.
The soothing and healing influence of the Mis-.
sissippi Darrl,sra Cordial Is observation-disclosures
" felt; and within few minutes after taking it,,
the sufferer ON any of the disorders which it pro
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acts upon the internal surfaces with which it
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Fever and Agse, or Chills and Fever.

A rapid and never failing cure fox
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POET RY.
For the vda BWes Rrs's
THE DEAD YEAR


The year is dead;
In the darkness and silence Of eight 4 pass'd
away
And Ger its bier
Is wept full many tear,
Which will turn to smiles in the light of
another day.
The year is dead; tt
\ year ofjoy and grief of toll and care
ofbuoyant hope
Ofcheerless, gloomy doubt
ofruin'd castles build'd in the air
To some it brought
Earth's brightest joys, unclouded by fear
To others pains dread clasp
Misfortme's iron grasp
Or bitter sorrow ending in despair
The year is dead;
The words fall on the ear with saddening
sound
As backward through the past
Thought flies with memory, fast.
Recalling months which swiftly rolld round.
The year l. dead; 4
oh let me sing its requiem tonight.
The while my wasted days,
Ny erring words and ways
Repchtcd Of, shah banisll'd be from sight.
Then TO the New uI
III turn. aud with an earnest steadiast soul
New vOws for future life ..g
Fresh armour for the strife, t.
Press onward, brayely, towards higher goal.
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10 Cook A TvRKEY.--is .rsy. csrvs.
spondcnt Of The Western RE-. r. "a, tAe
toughest old Gus omer" v. %.
cooked in her way. which Ne, q @,sk
lows: AFTER dressing .. 80
turkey. put in boilerAr, and VIM u
,,-~,s the bottom. anil track clipped sads<s
before s.s, Lay it yeNsine Agsasls9se
/ passing at the time savsd bio lifs dsaGoiaC
him from the track, and Ssltino q ~
looking for his prcaer-sr, no recognised a.
win Booth. No worls vsrs sPeasa. -.
Booth walking rapldly awsy. WsNvivs
the story a. It Ia tol,ttS o." !" '''r's n
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ESF hayins. ,f Congress toward
AniyS.a.-ob/ ~ toward Congress 70.
minds QUO Of ~ showman's account Of
Daniel and tho va. "You will observe.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

7OC WEST 25TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST
eOO cook understands meats, OF all kinds
and get all kinds OF side dishes also boning and lard
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Our leading markets were ali active
to-day Country merchants and planters
were ia town IN force, aud as a general
thing bought literally Of staple articles.
The mule trade is beginning to assume
us Old proportions and scarcely a boat
leaves our landing bat what has s num-
Der on deck.
Ine Stock OF green APPLES on hand
Is Ioily equal to the demand and prices
are nrm 81 S. to s., as 10 quality.
The market il oyerstookad witb pur-
IEH o. al grades, and prices are weak.
CholSs western and Tennessee, 30 to $50.
Good do. 25 to 2Sc.
we note the first receipts Of THU vea-,s
BACON to-day. IL came from 81 TonIs
shoulders l6} to Isle. Clear Rib sIdos
lsf TO lo4e. Ne Clear Sides in markst
There Is no change in BEANS. Markaf
dull at 2 70 Is for mixed ; Navy so 10 "a
per bGshel.
The demand for BAserNe I. ,,ob.
and holders are anxious to closa So
Light weight Kentucky, l4to Ice: hasvy
10 TO 23c.
The Provision market is very firm
eRo demsnd active. Mess PORK is up SOC
tosl per Dbl. Selling at S34. Prime Mess
SSO. Ramp Is so to S29. JoWls2 q 50 to S24
Clear ouik sides 49, in q small way, bat
EOuhd lots might be fought Z to 4e lower.
Clear Rib Slides l7lc; Rib sldes 1874 TO
l7e Shoulders l4c; Bulk Hams 15i ~
l6ci Plain Sugar Cured Hams IoI 80 oac.
Sugar Cured Shoulders I8 to 1eIa IDI
scarce and hrn-Tierces dc; Kegs p to
224e.
CHEESE Is firm and stock fair. Fscto-
~, q to %; English Dairy, 2OJ TO Biz.
Western Reserve, 20 TO 2O2c; Enelisb
Gloster, q to 23e.
The COFFEE market is firm and stock
fair. Common to choice Rio, in a
jobbing way, 20 to 28s. From first
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hands in large lots, as follows /:
Ordinary, Is TO 1875; Fair, -19l to 204c;
Good, 2li to 22fci Prime, 224 to 23c /;
Choice, 2Si to 24c.
The FEED market is not well supplied
aud prices tend upwards. We quote
CORN on levee 721 to 73e. From
store IS to SOC. OATS In store as to soc,
with some dealers asking $50 for black
seed. HAY is irm-chOIce selling from
hatboats at $25. Bran is in fair supply
at "a to S25 per ton. Substitutes $50.
A ear load Of Corn In shuck sold on
track at 60s.
There is good stock Of CoRNMEAI,
and market duh at SO 25 on levee and 50
50 20 s. IS from store.
The EGG market is firmer. Selling st
Is to zoe per dozen.
The demand for DRIED FRUIT is &C.
tive. Dried Apples, 7 to Sc Peaches, 10
TO lie; CurrGnls, Is TO zoe layer Raislns
per box, 4 go to 81 IS; half boxes, 2 so
10 S.: quarter boxes, l rs TO 81; Citron,
20 to soc almonds, As TO SOC Pruaes,
70 to 25e.
There is a better demand for low
grades Of FLOUR and prices are
firm. The stock is light. Fine, 8
to S. 50; Super, 7 to 81 50; Y, S to
IS 50; Xxx, 9 to 50 50; XXX and Fancy
brands, 10 to SI2.
There is a good demand for HIDES.
Green, 9 to 9lc; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, 19o; Dry Flint, dc; Deer Skins,
green, Is to Ice; dry, 3S to 35e.
We learn Of no change in the demand
for IRON TIES. We quote nominally st
6 to 73c as to style.
Cape and AIsbsma LIME held at 2 to
8 . per barrel. Other brands, l IS to 8.
In SUGARS and MOLAssEs there is
no change. Prices are firm and
stock moderate. We quote Inferior
Sugars 100 to lie Common ia TO lie
Fair 124 to I34c Fully Fair 49, to 14c
I44 to I5e; Choice IA! to 15e
Clarified l5l to lee; White
Clarified l64 to l74. Common Molasses
IS 70 zoe Fair 20 to 75c Prime rs to soc
50 to SIS.
The stock OF PRODUCE is ample and
prices wesk. Peach Blow POTATOES
are held at s. 50 on flatbc2t and 2 IS to
s. in store. Pink Eyes 81 20 on fat and
4 so to 81 IS 10 store. Russets s. in store.
ONIONS are scarce. Selling at 5
50 to S. as to condition.
The POULTRY market is well sup
piled. Turkeys, Is to $50; geese, Z to
S.; ducks, $50 to IS; chickens, 4 to IS 50.
The stock o. SALT Is large and de-
mand very good. Held st So in lots on
from store, 8 10 to S. % ia sacks
from store, 2 IS to IS.
The STOCK market is well supplied go
far IS horses snd mules are concerned,
Out cattle are scarce with light demand.
We quote No. l beeves st 6 to 6tc gross,
No. 2, 4 TO 43o; N0.-S, p TO S4c. The
after are in good supply. Sheep are not
n demand-No. l, S. per hesd I; inferior
80 to "a. Hoes are scarce at 9 to los,
yrOss; l22 to l33c, dressed. Mich COWS
iull with good stsek, Selling at 40 to
as 10 quality.
The TOBACCO market is firm and de-
nsnd for low grades active, with light
took.
The demand for WHISKY remains
bout the same, with no change in prices.
81.
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ovrrON.


The Liverpool Cotton market at the
opening to-day was buoyRnt. Up
lands 12ld; Orleans l2ld with sales Of
Is. 900 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but steady. Low MiddliDgs 29Ie; Up
lands Sole; Mobile 3O4c; Orleans SO2c f;
Good Middlings 3If. At Ills am. the
demand was good and prices tending
upward. Low Middlings 29A9293c; Up
lands 3Of9302c. Other grades in same
proportion. At 1I;45 am. the demand
was fair and prices higher. Low Mid
dlings soc; Uplands sole; Mobile 3O3c;
Orleans Slc; Good Middlings 3I9c. At
2P.m. there was no change. It closed
active at full prices. Sales 1900 bales, in
GLIDING 1850 bales in transit.
The New Orleans market st lI.8O
Am. was quiet but steady. MiddIings
2S4929c. At 2:l5 pm. the demand was
fair and prices firm. Sales 5000 bales.
There was an active enquiry in this
market but buyers were not willing to
advance their ideas Of value and holders
would not eonCede from what they
thought the market ought to be. AS 3
consequence sales were not so large a. the
stock on hand would justify and prices
were Somewhat irregular. There are no
orders on hand, except those which are
limited and sales to-day were mostly to
spectators, We quote as follows:
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The stock market was rather feyerish
at the opening, because very much IN
settled and irregular. At IL am. and st
2:l5 PM, about the same. American
Express Company's stocks was registered
and In consequence will appear daily in
the regular list. Erie sold 81 $50 with SIC
freely bid; Chicago & Alton pref. I54 ;
Wells & Fargo Ex., 80; American Elk,
4sl; Adams Ex.; SO; U. S. Elk, =;
Merchants Union Elk, lS4; Quicksilver,
q; Canton, 594 Pacific Mail, Hat West
ern Union Telegraph Co, 3Tg New York
Central, l6l Erie, :; Hudson, 1855 /;
Reading, 95; Chicago d Alton, I54; pre-
ferred, 153; Toledo, W. & f. w, 81:
pzeferred, IS; st. Paul, -; preferred,
:; Fit. Wayne, ll9; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, S63 Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, 50 Illinois Central,
13s; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 90; CIeve-
land & Toledo, I04l; Rock Island, 1929;
Chicago q Northwestern, SIS F; preferred.
9l3.
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ruesday. ths seeona Dar o. nareh. lsf


In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of A. p. Tuck, Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF the above named Bankrupt;
Take notice that a general meeting OF the
creditors Of said Bankrupt viii be held at the
once OF 7. j. Latham, Esq. Register, in the
city or Memphis, IN said District, IN the 18th
day OF February, A. D.. 1860. at 10 O'clock an
for The purpose OF declaring q nrss and nnai
dividend
I also give notice tbatI have fled my final
accounts as assignee OF the estate OF said Bank
rspt IN said Court. and that on the 18th day OF
March, 1909, 1 shall apply to said Court for the
settlement OF my accounts. and for a DISCHARGE
from al liability as assignee OF said estate IN
6ccordance with the provisions OF the 18th sec
uon OF me act or congress, entitled An Act to
establish a Uniform system OF bankruptcy
the United States" appro gSd
March 2 1867.
VIM. Y. CIRODE. Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN., January 2, 1903. jas
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City Bonds are quiet. There are
orders upon the market at 524e delivered
in New York and Baltimore, but il is
not st all probsble that any Of them car
be filled. Parties wanting to buy would be
compelled, VI think, 10 pay So or
probably sac, and then could only pick
up an occasional bond.
City Scrip does not appear to improve.
Dealers buy at y to 7Se and sell at 70 to
nc.
sd County warrants are firm at 75 TO 76e
buying. Selling at as to soc.
We have 40 large sales Of Gold to re-
port. Dealers buy at 1344c and sell at
lS5 to 135tc.
The following is the New York Bank
statement for the week: Loans increased
81, 1000. Specie increased SI54, 600.
Deposits decreased S3S2,O00. Legal
Tender decreased Sl32, 500.
Gold openeds st l845e and closed at -
1t was carrying at ? per cent with an
unsettled market. Exchange was dull
at 10ele for so days bills. Money easy
on call at : per cent.
Governments opened firm with an
improved demand. They were still
better a the noon call. At2p.m. they
were fairly active at former rates:
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w Acknowledgements regarding ths
wv whereabouts OF JOHN M GEORGE
JACKSON. When last heard from they were
living with their stepmother, Mrs. McCrane,
Corinth, Miss. Any informal. on Regarding the
above named persons will be gladly received
by their brother, Frederick Jackson, nc Aurora,
Kane county Illinois. JAZZ
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nemUhIs and Little lROck Railroad

II FAVE Hopeield for Madison Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7:S0 Am.
Leave Madison Tor Memphis tn esoays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at $3.50 ana. arrive in
jail $. 3, BEAUMONT, eenI sup't
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FOR CINCINNATI.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
John n. III ESBECK..D. W. Maratta master
This new and magnificent pas
Sengsrs steamer will leave Eas
MONDAY, 8ih INST, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Ag'Gs, Promenade
feb7 street, opp. Landing
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, Nc. 2...--.Gus Eyerhart master
This excellent steamer leaves n
Memphis a. above, ,s
MON AY, 8th Inst. at 5 pm.
VLSSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
fe7 24 Front street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
TLVER MOON. .--........-...... HerriIees master
This elegant and nest passenger ia
stsaner will leave -4
WEDN ESDAY.i 10th Inst. at 3 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
f7 No. y Jefferson street.
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Monday, The 12th Bay Of april. A.D., 18a0

That being the first day OF the April PermO
said Court. and between the hours On said day
for judicial sales, IT the 'front.' door OF the COurt-
house, in tire town Of Lake ViIisge, IN sad
county and State, at public auction, 90 the
highest bidder, for cash, the 4OIOWlE 9 de-
soribed lands. tO-Wit: The undivided one
half interest Of fractional section 81. contain
ing 832 acres Of al OF sections -, 10 and X,
containing 1870 acres; OF east half Of section :.
containing so acres Of fractional west hEtfOf
section u, o. west half OF section ~, or east
half Of fractional section g, OF southeast rae
tiOnal quarter Of section 2, and sGst fractional
part OF section 81, containing So 34-lO acres,
all in township ID south, OF range one west OF
the 5th principal meridian. OF fractional Sec
ton 5, 81 esUt fractional part OF section GOf
northeast fractional part o. section q IN town.
ship Il south OF range one West, containing b5I
acres Of east half OF section Is, Of east hall OF
section "A, Of east bR.f Of section Is, IN IOWA.
snip 70 south. Of range two west, containing
SEQ acres Of west hall or east half or lection
"a. OF west hall Of southeast quarter and north
east quarter Of section l3, IN township Il south,
of range two west. containing 100 acres OF
fractional section 4, O northeast fractional
quarter Of section . and southeast Part OF
fractional quarter CT section D, IN
township Il south, OF range one west, contain
ing l0l 80 100 acres, to satisfy the several
amduats of money mentioned In said decree
found 70 - due TO said complainants,a amount
ing in the aggregate TO about dlty thousand
dollars. And said decree further direcs mat
of said sale be given BY Advertisements
In one daily 2sZgpaper published in Memphis,
in the STAG OF TelusEsee, and II one We5z2
paper published in Little Hcok II 1s foIneli
by fourteen successive daily publications, SUI
excluded, and in the latter by Jour weekly
publications. the last OF each publication 9Ds
~ l6ast Thirty days tefcre the cay OF sale.
Z. W. FRY commissioner
Lake Village, ARK. January l, 1853. ja8I