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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-20

In Blcom.--Many peach and apple trees
are in full bloom. Next we Rhall hear that
all the buds have been frozen.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-20

Skating Rink open this afternoon at
o'clock for ladies and gentlemen, and tonight
at 5, exclusively for gentlemen.
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Equal. The days and nights are now
equal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM FRANuE.
Another Reign of Terror In Paris.
PROCLAMATION OF PRES, DENT TH1Fgs.
The REBELS VICTORIOUS.
Napoleon Coming to America.
PROCLAMATION OF PRES, DENT rH,FRs.
THE REBELS VICTORIOUS
Napoleon Coming to America.
PRESIDENT TIMERS TO THE INSURGENTS.

PRESIDENT THIERs TO THE INSURGENTS,
London, March 19.--President Thiers has
issr I'd proclamation, appealing to the
reeson and patriotism of the citizens of
Paris to preserve order. He says he is in
formed that the malcontents of Montmar-
tro have planted their guns so as to demol.
ish the dwellings of the fellow citizens, and
declares that by such acts as these the re-
public IS fatally compromised, b; cause the
republic accompaui,d by disorder, will be
lost. He insists that the present govern
ment is really republican, and that no
friend of the republic should strike at its
govern ment. lie will take the cannen
from these men, who, misled by deceiving
politicians, ek to ipaugurate civil war.
He draws picture of the deplorable re-
suits of their doings, showing how the re-
viying commerce of the city is stopped and
the shops are deserted. He continues that
the government, hoping tho malcont ,nts
will return to their duty as good citizens
and obey the laws, still withholds orders to
proceed to extreme measures to free the
country of the new enemy, but Is deter
mined to act when necessary and deliver
the principals oyer to justice. The gov
ernment relies on the cooperation of all
good citizens. The proclamation con-
cludes with these words: "After this
warning we shall proceed to force peace,
If ne cessary, at all hazards"
MeNTMARTRE OCCUPIED.
London, March 49, Events of the most
unfortunate character have taken place in
Paris, and the situation is hourly becoming
graver. The government, following up
the proclamation of President Thiors, at
midnight on Friday sent detachment of
troops and gendarmes % occupy the posi-
tions of the insurgents in Montmartre. A
considerable number of cannon were re-.
moved, and the gendarmes made some 400
prisoners. In the morning the National
Guards of Belleville and Montmartre. with
many unarmed soldiers of the line, arrived
On the scene and released the prisoners.
Gen. Vinoy, who wfs in command of
lie government forces, had posted a ccr-
don of troops around the hill of Mont
nartre, and planted mtrailleuses at the
approaches, and his sentnels prevented
Ill persons from ascending the hill. Bat
cries OF mitraileuses were soon surrounded
by angry groups, who demanded to know
Why the authorities distrusted the people, |
md if it was their intention to massacre |
hem. The soldiers when asked if they
meant to fire on the citizens made no reply, |
md s, on general fraternization COM
nenced,
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SHIPPING.

DOR NEW YORK.
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &2M<aIE.M
C0MPANY'S elegant sidewheel I'd - ~ D
steamship WYANOKE Captain BUURNE, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets ON TUESDAY, March 2lst,
at o'clock M.
Freight received until 2PM
rare 90
Round Trip Tickets............. ........... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
NH 20--1t No. Governor street.
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NAPOLEON.

London, March 19-Napoleon Will leave
Cassel Sunday, to-day and will be due
in London Monday night. A correspon-
dent writes that Napoleon and Eugenie
are coming to America to reside. 1t is
also reported that Emile de Girardin in
tends ting in the United States.
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THE LEGISLATURES.

RICHMOND, March 20, 1871.
Senate.
Lieutenant Governor in the chair. No
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Neio moon tonight.
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.

Another Reign of Terror In Paris.
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THE GOVERNMENT roILEp.


At IL o'clock many battalions of nation
al guards, fully organized, marched into
Montmartre, shouting "vive la..cepublique."
The district was then wholly In possession
OF the nationals, the soldiers having de-
serted. Not gendarme, nor regular
was visible. All the national guards were
amply supplied with cartridges, and ap-
peared determined to retain their cannon
and hold their position on the heights.
PURPOSE OF THE INSURGENTS.
The purposes of the insurgents are still
Indefinite. Their main object Just now is
resistance to the government.
Startling facts connected with the events
of the morning have become known. Gen.
eral Faron was surrounded for several
hours by mob in Montmartre. His troops
proved faithful. They charged and took
three barricades, using the bayonet, and
finally cut their way out and escaped.
General Lecompte and others were not SO
fortunate. Abandoned by their men, they
were made prisoners by the rioters, and
are now detained in CHATEAU Rouge. Gen.
eral Patuxal was woundeda
In the morning the troops succeeded in
capturing forty cannon in Montmartre. OF
these the people retook five, without
fighting. The remainder were removed
to place of safety. The rebels killed,
cut up and ate the horse of a staff officer
who was made prisoner. The rebels are
now building additional barricades in
Montmartre, Belleville and Faubourg St..
Antoine.
AT Q o'clock P. NJ. it was reported that
Generals Lecompte and Clement Thomas,
the latter formerly Communicating chief OF
the National Guards, who were captured
in the morning. had been shot by the in
surgents after summary trial. The news
spread CONSERVATION throughout the city.
General Vinoy's staff and the troops of
the line, and the entire force of gendarmes,
have retired to the left bank of the Seine,
leaving the National Guarde tn rastora
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THE LATEST.

Paris, Sunday, eia london, March 20.
The journals this morning confirm the
report Of the execution of Gen. Lecomta
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TO ADVERTISERS.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,

The public is respectfully informed that Mr.. TnEO
THOMAS will give
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House bill to amend the c1de in relation
to the peniten,ia came up. Motions to
dismiss and recommit were both reject I'd.
The bill YVES then variously amendc. and
ordered to engroSsment and third reading.
DISMISSED.
House bill aboishing tho punishment
by strir-1.
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SHARPE Z ROBERTS,. Sole AGENTS

For the sale OF state, County and Individ-
Hsl Rights for Arkansas "A all the States OF
the United States east Of the Mississippi
river. a8- Full directions for building the
Power given 70 each purchaser
OFFICE:
Ne. n Hasroe street hsEpbis. TeEa
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EOrlcE.

suH OnWar and UpWard.-The ex
traordiosry increase that has taken place IL
tbs fale Of Hostetter's stomach Bitters dur,
ing the past year, is smother proof that ar
Intelligent people, althoHghthey may try ali
things, hold fast only to that which is good
No amount OF puffery can lift Inferior arti.
cles 70 the position of standsrd specifics. To
use the words of Tom Paine, they may go up
like a rocket, but are sure to come down ig-
nominiOuEly like its -extinguished stick.
Hundreds OF such nOstrums have gone up
and come down sinee the introduction Of
HOstetteI's StOmseh Bittsrs, nearly the nth
OF = century ago. Yet It still remains the su-
preme tonic OF the age, 1t has not, and never
has had 8 rival in efficiency and popularity
and now stands at the head OF al proprie-
tary remedies manufactures on his side o
the Atlantic. In every civilized community
on this continent, or in South America, 1t is
the accepted remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
complaints, constipation, general debility
nervous weakness, and many other unpleas-
ant or dangerous mslsdIes. A medicine so
widely extended Is OF course pirated and i'm
itated by dealers without conscience or in
tegrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who
designs to purchase the genuine HOstet.er's
Stomach Bitters, see to it that they have
what they pay for, and not the result OF an
Infamous imp0siure. Look carefully at label,
stamp and name blown in the glass, and not
forget that the true 6itters Is sold In bottles
only.
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ThuTsday, Seutsmber l4. M.
trust Sale.

- virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed t. me
~ as Jrustee, Dy Thomas A. Byrnes, Of the
county or Shelby and State or tennessee, On
the Isl daT of July, 1863, to secure a certain
indebtedness therein mentioned. recorded in
Book Y, page $40, Of the Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. Twin on
Monday the 18th day Of September, 1871,
etween the hours OF 10 a m. and 8 pm. sell
az puD1o cutlery, on the premises. to the
highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scrtoed real estate to wit: A certain lot Of
land. situate. lying and being In the county
Of Shelby, and state Of Tennessee, known as
the soush nall Of lOt number 50, IN the 4. W.
a1u subdivision, in the city of Memphis.
Bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake on
the vest side OF SuZette street, the sOuth
east corner OF said lot, thence west at right
angle with SuEetts street, one hundred and
(lsO) teet 70 an alley, the southeast
corner Of said lot, thence north VITA the east
side OF said alley dlty one (5l) feet to a s AXE;
themes east, az right angle with SuZetIe street
one hundred anu eighty tIS0) feet 70 a stake
on the west side of said street; thence south
with the west side Of Suzette street nfty.Ons
l5i) feet to the beginning, together with the
improvements and appurtenanCss t~hereuuto
belonging.
b equity OF redemption is expressly
barred. Title believed 70 be perfect, butt
sell and convey only as trustee.
auh JOHH =. FEANK. Trustee.
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a-sou-sssIdsnf Notiea

No. sS.-In the second chspcery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Banyan Payne.
VS.. John Pool, J. 6. Pool. c.. Q. W. Pool, d.
G. Pool, ID. L. Pool h NJ, McEwRn, James
Fathe and Alexander L. McCatn.
1T appearing from bill which Is sworn to in
4 this cause that the defendant, John
Pool, is Justly indebted to the complainant
IN the sum OF about $1,000, due by J1dgm ent,
and thai Alexander L. Mccain is a non-rest-
dent OF the Stale of Tennessee, and that an
was sued out Of this COurt
Against the property OF Defendant. John
Pool, and the same was issued, and has been
retained by the sheriff duly levied on the
property of defendant, john Pool.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That she said Alexander l.. Mccain
make his appearance herein, at the Court
house of The, Second Chancery Court in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frat
Monday In October, 1871, and plead, an
or demur to complainant's Dill. or
the same VIII be taken for confessed as to
the said Alexander l.. Mccain and set tor
hearing exparte, and that a opy OF this or
der be published ono a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, 1871.
A cOpy-attest:
Nj. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By GEO. MALLORY, Deputy Q. and 81.
n. A. VnVl0r. sol for oOmDIL sod
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On the 9Th Day IF September, 1871,
one buggy and n yoke OF oxen. And on
The 18Th day IF Septembar. 1871.

at the office OF Dickinson, Williams & Co.,
qIC Front street. in Memphis, Tennessee, ]
viii sell to the highest bidder. for cash, the
interest of said Moore, being undivided
hall, in and to the following three tracts OF
land IN Gibson county, tO-wit:
First, One tract Of 96 acres called the SEN
ter tract, near Gibson station, sold under de-
cree o. the County Court Of Gibson. to Moore
a HUTCHINSON, IN which there is q lien for bal
anca Of purchase money, $1,000 and interest,
from 18Th January 1871, due nom said Moore
4 Hntcherson-
Second. One tract Of 1888 acres near Gibson
station By 8. d YRndell to MOOre
z Huteherson. BY deed registered in said
county in boo No. q page 500, on which
there is e lien for $3.50 unpaid purchase
money owing BY said Moore & Hutcherson.
Third, One other tract near Gibson station
OF 1852 acres. described in the contract OF
sale from +. g IVie to Ing . Moore, registered
in said county, in book No. l, page 76i, on
which there Is a lien for unpaid purchase
money due from Moore & Ing, Of Sl62 81 n
interest from 18th December, 1871
WiIl sell only the undivided Interest OF
aid Moore, subject to said liens; n the
purchaser viii acquire only said undivided
interest, encountered with the liens afore-
said.
And at the time and place last mentioned,
L will sell the notes and aecou1 n claims
OF said Moore which ave m o 10 my hands,
a list OF which viii be furnished st the time
Memphis. August IS, 1871.
au1 JOHN W. DICKINSON, Assignee e.
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NnIlcE-

In the Circuit Court OF Shelby County, at
Bartlett, Tenn.-SpsTrel Hill, administers
tor of N. r. hi, surviving partner Of Smith
4 Hill a nrm 81 "a; Z: Hin n
TN this cause an eltachment having been
sued out under section S455 Of the Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the follow
ing property, to-Wtt: On q portion OF the fol-
owing tract OF land, as the pr0perty OF the
defendant, in Shelby county, Tennessee. be-
ginning at astake inthe new state line road
on John Rice's south lime OF SOC acres, at the
southeast corner of a ten acre lot. sold toJane
L. HarRlerOad, n. 30' E., 81 links nom q white
a marked L; thence N. So y. with Rice's
line, 2 chains and IS inks to q stake on said
Rice's line; thence n. 70 w, 80 chains and 30
inks to q stake In the Old State line road;
thence s. So W., u chains and q Ak
thence s. 10 E., ~ chains and " links 70 the
eastWardly TO the northeast corne OF said
ten acre lot: theace BOuthWaEdfy 70 the be-
ginning. In al about 40 acres. All Of the
above tract 10 levied on except the west p0r-
ton thereof containing l4-lgg acrss, con~
Veyed BY the said McNsll 70 John 7. Caru-
theirs, on the 10th day OF February, 1865, Of
defendant. and afadavit having been made
that the defendant Is indebted % plaintiff In
the sum of $3.50, by open account for services
rendered a. attorneys for and
that the ID q nonresident Of the
state of Tennessee,
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make bis
personal appearance herein before the Judge
ofShe BarGlett Circu1t Court Of Shelby Connr
LETT, on the second Monday In August kext
and defend satd attachment suit within he
time prescribed by law, or the same VIII be
proceeded with exparte, and thai q cop OF
this order be published once q week foz Dur
consecutive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
Done at ONCE, this 18th day OF August, H7l.
JOHN McBROOKS, Clerk
aopheaH 4 S~teftnenn, af1fyz foT plaintiffs,
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s5@65c; refined syrups, 3O675ci in hf Dbl
and kegs, 5Gl0c higher.
MATCHEs-Telegrsph brand, 800 in box
S. 5OG8; short counts, Sc 25.
OuLs-Ooal oil, SO93lc per gal. Linseed
raw, 9OcGS1; do boiled, 95c9$l %. LarC
Oil, 76gs0c; train, s0cj West Virginia In
bricating, $4,000. Cotton seed oil crude
4294sc; refined yellow, 52955c; white, 8
@6Oc.
OEIoNs-Per Dbl, 50 so.
POwDER-Rihe, per keg, IS 2566.
PoTAToEs-Per Dbl, in shipping order
81 1908 IS.
PANTS AND oms-White lead, Golfers
per 10, 1I@l2c; Southern, HOBO. Zinc,
best French, Ice; American, I2c. Turpen-
tine, soc; patent dryer, l5c; Japan do, 81 sc
al rs. Putty, bulk, Axe; blsdders, 90,
Ysrnish, coach, S. 5O95; oopsl, S29s,
Fire-proof paint, $40 per Dbl; whiting,
gilders' best, sc; venetian red, &c; yellow
Ochre, Sc.
RIoE-CarOlins, $1,000; Rangoon, SO
SIC; Patsns, S99o.
BoPK, ETC.-COttOn rope, perlb, SO933c;
jute, Z@% inch, Ice; grass, Z@Z inch, 20
Csc; hemp nominal. Jute twine, Csc;
paper Irvine, 25c; cotton, SOC. Psper-rag,
large, medium and small, SOC, 75c4$l per
ream. Manila, per ID, l5c.
SUGAR-Reined white, crushed, pow
dered and -granulstsd, 14@l4Zc; soft
refined, 12k@1sc; Louisiana clarified, IL
9lSc; brown and yellow hogshesd su-
gsrs, 99l2c,
srARoH-Quiet at4H@5hc per ID.
SALT-Ksnswha and Ohio river 81 l5@
81 Is per Dbl Of go lbs. Dairy per Dbl,
s. 1903 %. Liverpool, per sack, 81 $50
1S5.
SHoT-Per sack, 81 6OG2 IS.
SOAP German notified, &c; common, &c.
SoDA-In boxes, 607c; in kegs, 5G6c.
TALLow-Quiet at S@SHc.
TINNERs' SToCK-We quote: Tin plate
&c, l0x14, SIl 80; TX, lOxI4, S14 so; &c,
l4x2O, Sl2 so; TX, l4x2O, Sl55 so; 10. roofing,
$l1; block tin, 46e; copper bottoms, 42c
boiled sheet iron, % and q, 6Z96Zc;
charcoal, do, 999Zc.
Observation-Disclosures tobacco, extra
fine and fancy Virginia work, Sl@1 10
zoe; common, 5405Sc; caddies (qusrters)
fine, 6S972c; good medium, 5S@62; COM
mon, $4,000; smoking, common medium,
2SQ4Oc; fine to fancy, 60c@$l.
NINEaAR-Cider per Dbl, 81 50GS so;
wine vinegar per gallon, 40c.
WooD AND WILLOW WARE-Buckets.
painted, 2 and 8 hoops, per dozen g 25@
. 20; cedar, 2 and 3 hoops, IS 50GIO so;
tubs, painted. nests of s, s. IS; No. 8,
q 3; No.2, So 80; No. ], $40 80; bowls,
S397; trays, S6@7; churns, pine, 16 to q
inches, II 509ll; cedar, iron bound, SAG i
20; well buckets, hoop ear, S.; wrought
ear, S.; large swivel, 81; wash boards,
wood, 81; zinc, q 25; a. handles, 81 SOC
2 90; measures, nest Of 8, 81; half bushels
per dozen, S.; iron bound, 81; pecks, s.;
pins per box of 5 gross, 81 IS; spin
ming wheels per dozen, $S5; brOOmE, ring
necks, per dozen, 81 IS; hurl, plat han
dies, 81 so; fancy handles, s.; shaker,
s. so; steamboat, 81 90; hickory splint,
a; hearth, g; whisk, 81 25@2 70; mops,
81 90; sleeves, iron wire, 81 100
2 90; plated wire, So p.
LIVE STocK-Choice cattle sre coming
a slowly and the demand is fair. Medi-
am cattle are nominal at case gross for
grass fed; for good do. 394Hc;
'hoice b~eeves, sc; sheep are offering freely
" SS94 per head for choice, and 81 500
90 for common; hogs are scarce and in
,ood demand st595Hc; COWS and calves,
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he PADUeAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
- nMpAMN-
~NnN-RESlnENT hnTh.E-

No. s2l. R. Din the second Chlncery Court
OF shelby County, Tenn.-RObert Hutchtn-
son VS.. John b. freadEell, YIN. P. erase
ct al.
ET appearing rom the bill which Ia sworn TO
L in this cause that the defendant John b
Treadwell is justly indebted to the complain
ant in the sum OF $50 due BY account. and
that said John Z. TreadWel and VIM. P
Grace are non esidsuts Of the 5sataOf Ten
nessee, and that for these causes an attach
menb was sued out Of this Court against the
property Of defendant, John =. TreadWeu,
and the same wss issued, and has been re-
turned by the sheriff, duly levied on the
property Of defendant, FreadWells
It ia therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, This they MAKE thier Appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
yhancery Court, in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessse, on or before the first Mon
dav ID October, 1871, and plead, an
s-er or demur 10 eomplainants, bin, or
the same viii be taken tor confessed as to
them, and set for hearing exparte, and that q
coDv or this order be published once q week
nor iour successive weeks in the MsmphiaAR
PEAL. This Augustus, 1871.
A -cOpy-attest:
H.D, u. STEWART, Clerk and Hastar.
BY y, BELCHER- Deputy G. and n.
Hutchinson a Townsend, 6Ols. for CON-
aiinaDta. amy SAT
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PETITION Fos lAe0aP0RATl0H.

In the Second Chzneery Court OF Shelby
county.-No. SO, & O.-Willfam b. Gresn-
law, william IL Harrington. EuEh l..
Brtnkiey, John OTertOn, T., and Sam Tate,
petitioners.
: Ii persons are hereby notified to appear
n before the Second Chancsry Court OF
Shelby county and show cause u or before
the hrst Monday in October. Il any they have
or know of. why letters OF incorporation
should not issue 10 the petitioners herein, IN
pursuance of an act OF the General A semaly
Of the state OF Tennessee, passed %,
l57l, and approved January 80, ISL. under
the name OF the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company" with powers and prtvt-
leges Of ~csrpOrats body, for tie purpose OF
transport ng, by suitable vessels and strue-
lures, the trains OF cars OF the emphts and
Little Rock Railroad Company scross the
Mississippi river, and OF building and main
tanning such railroad tracks ana ether ap-
-purtenances thereto, in the city OF MsmphfH,
fer the reception Of said t-ains Of cars, and
the passage Of the same, and FOR cOnnecti1R
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
with the several railroads on the east side OF
the Mississippi river, and Of acquiring, hold
ing. estabiishing q maintaining such
grounds for depOis and such depot buildings
and other grounds and buildings aSmay be
necessary Tor the use, accommodations or
convenience OF the said Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Company. This August =,
ISL.
4. D. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By c. RELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Randolph, m a Jordan. Solicitors
for Petitioners. aus
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SOUTHERN MADE GIN.

THD3 Gin, of light draft, msikes a good
Il sample, and win pick more lint from the
same amount Of seed cotton and in less
time, than any other Gin. IL does not break
the roll nor choke; Is simple in It's construc-
ton, and not liable 70 get ont Of order.
MI. Pratt has made upWal d of 1890 .9ins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, lsrazu and the
Southern States, which s given general
satisfastion.
It is 3 good rule to try all things, and hold
fast to b has been approved and answers
the purpose for which Il is made. This is
claimed for Pratt's Gin, and admitted by
practical lsntsrs who have used it
Steam Engines and Machinery,
made by Talbot d Sons, OF Richmond, Va.
for sale. These engines, with the latest i'm
proveIaents and OF superior workmanship,
have taken the premium over others 1T fairs
where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands
promptly filled. Gins repaired by 8 skilfuf
alnWrGht. Address. Memphis, Tenn,
q. "A. TRUEHEART, Agent
dAW For Daniel Pratt. Talbot a Rops