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able Illuminating OIL for family Use, frec net only
from the danger Of an explosion, but from the dan
ger Of the nufd igniting should the lighted lamp be
upset IL is Tree from Objectionable odor burns In
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equalled BY gas satisfactory in eyery particular and
tree from all Apprehension Of danger. IL IL pat up
In one gal, i've gall and ten gall. packages; each
can IL elpsed with metal cap, bearing the manu-
faeturerss stamp. By purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the genuneness Of the goods is war
ranted with the assurance of obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, Wholesale and re-
z BRINGHURsT 4 Co, Apsthecaries
cor. sixth and MARKET streets.
Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

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/ Pleasant Enterta inment.

We take great pleasure in giving
place to the programme Of an enter
tainmsnt to be given at the old
stand Of Hsain & Hobgood, in this
place, on the evening Of St. Valen>
tines day, for the purpose of raising
money for the benefit OF tho Metho-
dist Church, gwen BY members and
friends of the church. Every prep
aration will be made to receive a
large crowd in the store-room, and
it will be 80 arranged as to afford
ample room for the reception Of all
who are present. The evening can
not fail to he pleasant to all who at
tend, as every effors will be made by
the managers to entertain oil who
seek pleasure in their coming. With
line music, the presence Of thu
beauty and lovelines' Of the count,
in the fair ladies wl.o will attend
the entertainment Of the differen
departments for plcasure-sceking
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D. H. Simpson, ESQ, Batcsville,
Miss, will attend promptly to the
collection of all claims left in bis
hands, and will institute suits tor
all claims, when placed in his hands,
in the Justices Court at Batesville,
when roquirod. Parties having
claims which they desire to be at
tended to in Beat No, 5, will dc
we'll to put them in the hands Of
Mr.. Simpson, who intends to devote
his time to that class Of business in
connection with his Office A. con
stable.
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Fatal Accident.

We were panied to learn oil 81
accident that occurred at Randolph
Bluff, in this county, on Wednesday
Of last week, in which three of ouI
best citizens barely escaped witt
their lives from drowning, with thu
drowning of a negro raau by tn,
name Of Charles Randolph, by thu
sinking ola canoe. The facts briefly
are these Capt. W. g. NeIlns, Mr.
j. II. helms, and Mr.. A. F. Pott.
were crossing the river at the Bluff
after dark, in a canoe, the negro mar
padding, when the boat struck the
current Of the swollen stream ii i,
supposed that it raised the bows Of
the boat, sinking the stern, and cap
sizing the patty into the river. Mr.,
j. ii. helms swan to the shore; Mr.
Potts swan to q tree aud held on to
it until a rope was thrown to him,
thereby safely reaching the land
The negro man, not being able to
swim, was drowned, and Capt,
Nelms held OF to the boat and Aoat.
cd down the river nearly a mile,
before he was able to strike the
bank, and when lie did so he would
have drowned even then, as lie was
completely numbed and stiff from
the effects o. the icy cold water, had
not parties been ready to carry him
out of the water to the fire. The
night was intensely cold and dark,
and the bath vas by no means a
pleasant Que to these gentlemen. It
was one of those unforeseen acci-
dents that will sometimes occur, a,
the boat had often carried more per,
SON across with perfect safety. We
are thankful that our friends es.
capped with their lives, yet panied al
the loss Of Charles, as he was one Of
the most faithful, kind and consid,
crate servants we ever knew, and
from the long association that he
had with US, having been in oul
family from our childhood, and be-
ing with US as a servant tor three
years in the army, where he Lac
every temptation to desert and &c
to the enemy, yet ever proving
faithful and obedient, 60 enJearet
him to US, and to the members off
family, that his death is felt mos
scnsibly.
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Ter and q l. Berry.
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Hshor1fy Msnsgsu-Rs1 y :
Pss-ay. Rev % o bJak, Rev c Is
feusg, Rev W : spisf.. Rev I ]
hssk, Col w X slsdgs. Col y n
lrby, Col J X Dickens, Capt T y
A.
" il'on, Nj cVandsrpjol anil Mr. u
Walton.
COMMITTEES Of ladies' 10 solicit con.
irlbntions-Nrs W o Hunter, Mrs
w II Wall, Mrs X W Crump. Mrs
John Wright, Mira Emma Walton,
his' Alice Crump, Miss Lena Sim.
mons and Miss Annie Helm.
Managers Of the Music Depart.
msnt-Mrs Mcfarland. Misses Mol.
I've Franklin, Lena Summons, Annie
Helm, Adelaide Bsllentine, Clara
aud Messrs Gus Richards,
. ID Sledee, W T MeCrscken, Ed.
die Carlton, Walter Crump and L +
Managers of the Fishing Pond
Mrs W II Wall, Mrs w d Miller,
Ada Coleman aud Alice
aud Messrs W D Miller,
Willie Russell, Frank Joaes, d A
.inchloe, Jr, aud Eugene Butler.
Managers of the Cravat Depart.
nept-Mu W o Hunter and Free
nan Randolph.
Managers Of the Post office De.
Sue Doak, Imo-
gene Hicks, Emma Walton, Cora
Jetis Randolph, Bet
ie Partee, Bette Irby, aud Messrs
McGehee, W G Nelms, Prof
Roseb trough, Adolph McCracken,
Bob Hunter, DR. A A Young and r
Il Vance.
Managers OF the Mystic Club
Mollis Vance and Addie
and Messrs Cobrru Williams
ILd Dou Mckay.
Managers of the Grab Bag
Maggie Hobgood, Claudio
Sallie See, and Masters
Vernon Butler, Walter Carlton and
Ballentine.
Managers of Retreshment Stand
Mrs j 4 Simmons, Mrs & w Ball
e%ntine, Mrs W d Aefin, Mrs John
Mrs X P Jenkins, Mrs J NJ
Carlton, aud Misses Addie Crump,
Ienuic Foster, Sa lie McCracken,
Alice Crump, Moll.e Duyall, and
J F Lavender, W Ii Wall,
J w Ballentlne, "Uncle Billy"
carlton, Stephen Jones, DR. D B
dcIIenry, DR. John Wright, MI -
of Como, S Pointer, G W
and j H jackson.
Managers of Syllabub Stand
G Carlton, Misses Ida Irby,
Taylor, Lillian Lee Hudson.
md Messrs j D lIightower, A b
Digger, R s Dabney J II helms,
Ind Sammic McCracken.
Admission fee Scots; children
lalf.paice.
Supper, free.
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hsas. hs.sssS, ssaasns 10 satisfy
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the merchants. - - % sssbls
them 10 Bssi the eomisg business
yssf 10 . healthy aasnsial sosdl.
ii0a.
Es pad . visit 10 he Fletcher
~Iiouss, ssd fossd he nsw pfsvhs.
tors, Msssrs Jane. G. Bray sad
D. II. simpson. fully 'suls'l In the
management Of d . business. They
have already Hsde marked improve
msn,s IN the management Of the
and they intend to fully com.
ple.e and reft The building and TO
rsfurnisb the rooms 10 the beat
They have a large number
regular b~oarders. and they are
everything in their power 10
make the bill Of fare satisfactory
and pleasing. We hope for these
gentlemen much success In their en-.
.erprise.
There are more Improvements
being made, aud there will be prob
IDLY several buildings erected in the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ReIond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going TO Nilsson.
n, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we re-
commend q cheap, safe, quick and direct route,
via ST. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepeis from ST. Louis to principal
points in the West, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Raiho,d has the best
lack and the finest and safest equipment Of
any line west of the Mississippi, and iisconncc-
tons with roads further West are prompt and
reliable. The Texas connection Of this road Is
now completed, aud passengers are offered a
frst-cl, 81, all-rail route from 81. Louis to Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas and Texas R.
R., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic and Pa
cifc r. R., via vipita For maps, time tables,
information as to rates, routes, etc, we refer
our readers to J. r. Thompson, Southern Pas
senger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or Il. A..
Ford, General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Questions will be cheerfully and promptly an
swercd.
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1870 $3.50 Bee
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GayOsO Furniture g. Carpet House,

UayOSO FUrhitaFe q CarUet HOUSE,
No. 1896 Main st., Memphis, Tenn.
INTERESTING TO ALL WHO SLEEP On BETS
Ames, Beattie & Co., call the at
tention Of the public to the wonder
full and beautiful Woven Wire Mat
tress, which is composed of a strong
fabric, formed Of 5000 feet of fine
timed wire, coiled into perfect
springs, iugeniously woven together
and stretched on a frame, forming
he most perfect sleeping arrange
ment ever made. The Woven Wire
Mattress Company, after satisfactory
use for two years, and the severest
tests, guarantees, with the greatest
confdence-First. That they do not
lose their shape; Second. Do not
need repairs; Third. Ne-sr make =
noise.
All persons interested, when con-
sidering the important question
what shall l sleep on, are requested
to consider the following advanta-
ges of the wire mattress, AMI also
to give the test Of personal sxps-
rience--First, its cleanliness; second,
its ease and comfort, third, its per-
feet no~iselessness; fourth, its dura.
bility; fifth, its remarkable slastici-
~; sixth, its adaptation to the form
ofthe body. They are warranted
by the company to be as perfectly
level at the end of Eve years use al
when first made, and nothing but
thin sponge, hair, cotton or mos
matte ss is necessary over the wire
which Is easily handled and aired, Sc
! curing the cleansst, sweetest, easiest,
healthiest bed in existence.
Ames, Beattie 4 Co., invite At
tentiou to their stock OF furniture
carpets, oil cloths, looking glasses
. window shades, cornices, curtain'
mattresses and chiIdren's carriages
! which they offer at Wholesale or re
tail, at the lowest prices. They man
ufacture the excelnor shuck, moss
cotton, hair and spring mattresses
also, elastic sponge mattresses AM
7 pillows. Their peculiar propsrtie
render them repellaut to moths, in
. sects and .vermin. They are col
. and every way agreeable. NothinI
equals them 10 durability and 20.
tort. ALSO keep on hand, moth
! proof cedar chests, which are espe
i cislly needful at this season Of tn
year for preserving furs, cloths, ETC.
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The dreadful disease, cerbro spinal
m~iningctis, that prevailed in thissec-
ton last winter and spring with such
fatal results, has appeared again,
aud there has been several deaths
from it. In Como, four citizens
have died with it, and there are sew
eral more dangerously sick with it.
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SALE OR RENT.

Millinery House on Main
D dwelling House with Ave rooms,
|hcnting Dunlap Street. Stock Of
closed out. For terms apply to
Ma. OF Mas. c. c. DUDS0N.
|rde0ted to Mrs. Dodson will please
More the Let Of March. febl
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For Sale.

mules for sale. For
|ply to
| W. DuvAL, Sardis, Miss.
1878.
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POTION Shipments.

e made a compiled state
be number of bales Of cot
bed from stations in our
ring the business season,
lng at October |, 1871, and
ktober !, 1872, as shown
lcial reports Of officers Of
A. R. R. Co.:
1854 bales; Sar-
bales Ba .esville, $3.50
ourtland, 1,741 bales f;
y bales, making II total
bales dipped during the
Vhe season ending Oct. l,
following were the annual
bales Sardis, 1925
Batesville, $500 bales ;
2421 bales ; Pops's, 9S7
ing total 24,216 bales.
Anle time OF the season
l, 1859, the following
Pmsnts
I556 bales; Sardis, 5000
Alatcliie, 81 bales ; Bates
bales ; CORTLAND, 1902
he's, 4S7 bales. Total,
Is.
Rpitulate the number Of
bur county shipped during
Qng years
u, to Oct. l, 1869, 1913
~, 1871, 24,216
III" 1872, 10000
BE has been shipped since
Z, to Jan. /, 1873, 1858
the county.
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EMIGRATION TURNING.
CheaD Farms In Southwest Missouri

The Atlancic and Pacific Railsoad Company
offers 1900, 600 acres Of land in Central and
South vest Missouri, at from 80 to $f2 per acre,
on seven years time, with free transportation
from St. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law-sbiding society invite cmigrants from all
points TO this land Of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits
sioner, St. Louis, No.
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IoES Lass MISS, Jan. !, 1872
Nsssfs Ma field 4 t1iEbss. Memphis, Tenn.
Gents THIS - 10 state that have lsed 70
Magic Aruiea Lihimsnt with success. Il cured
me recently Of prolonged and severe pain In
my lei1 shoulder, which resisted the Ordinary
treatment FOR = 'prain. Il cafsl me quickly,
and arm nov perfectly veil, thanks to lis
powers also state further. that
my cousin. Willie Hudson, vas attacked In
1865 with inaamatory rheumatism 10 It's worst
and most malignant form. After tour month.
Of intense suffering, during which his parents
made every effort 10 afford him 70 ief 1t was
that TO save bis life II was necessary 10
amputate one Of his legi. About this time
they commenced the use VI Magic Acnica Lin-
iment. Relief was afforded and the evil day
pos'poned, but is use was commenced too
late, although II was quite evident that had
they begun with the Magic Arnica Linimeut a
lev weeks before they did his leg would have
been saved, ard himself completely cured.
Respectfully yours, JoHS W RoLL,
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PoStoflce Hours, Sardis, M!ss.

FROM 500 A. N. TO $50 p. n.
Nail will be delivered during Of
flee hours only, and it vii! be useless
to call Tor mail at any other time.
}. n. WADDRY, 7. n.
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COTTON MARKET.

We furnish below the quotations Of prices Of
cotton corrected weekly by s. II. Gunter,
wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods End
groceries.
The quotations sre Of the market on Fri
day, the 3lst;
.Nsw ttsrk .0Arksf.
Cotton -MlddlIng 2llc, and quiet.
Lfssrpssi market.
Midiling u%rlands 9saloi, aud firm.
.HsmSkts market.
Cotton-middling zoe; low middling l9c.
Sarass .usrEss.
Cotton-middling zoe; low %middhng 100.
low and dusty from Ia to lie.
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nsssd II Elsha n Waits n. dsrsss.d IN
s,TrRDAY rHE yge bAY ~ FgH isfA
IN ihs rfsraiss.. viihin lsshli hsnr, assr TO-
sale ~ pahlie section 10 the hiFbssi bidder
the following lsads 'yins snd being ih ssii
county Of fauois. t-wit The sssi hair Of
sectign irenly-tHo, w township nine offanre
eight, uest. said lands will bs add 10 fubdi
visions 10 suit pntrhsssfs.
Ttass One hilf rash, balance W twelve
mouths with ten Ter csut Interest from date
Bonds with gurt security viii be required Of
the purchaser for deferred payments. ant =
lien retained upon said land, until the pufchase
money Is fully paid.
1T BrRRRtDGE,
janis.5v Administrator, ETC.
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L been blessed, or cursed,
y DC pleased to term it.
Der heavy fall of snow and
Fold weather. On Mon
Ow tell three inches deep,
Feather on Wednesday
colder than ever known
Ftlon. The thermometer
degrees above zero in
Ir on Wednesday morn
y thermometer, and did
ghsr than sixteen degree,
uay, and stood at ten
Wednesday night at nine
Var thermometer hung on
all OF our building, and
citizens reports that hi,
Per, hanging on the north
house, stood at three de.
M zero on Wednesda,
Pc cold weather there is
In Memphis, and in thi
remand for fuel has beef
and unsbls to be filled
''slppi river at Memphi
laIl Of floating ice, an
almost entirely .toppe,
'0'r up North has bee
'''sly cold than ever befor
'aaSly pray that no mol
ne' in this respect may b
as this winter, svsl if
10 school-boys sport |
as' and plsasure-seeke
ag. We think too niue
human beings destitui
iasl and provisions, wi
''Oly tortured by the col
Fi'usauds Of animals iroz,
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For Rent.

lev frsme dwelling house,
|m,, necessary out-housss,
L., on Hightower street,
Apply for terms to
|a. II. J. HARDING.
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Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfsited,
aud the counterfeiter brought TO grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bull
only has the right to manufacture and sell the
original John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, Of Louis
villt. Ky. Examine we'll the LABEL on each
bottle. II my private stamp is not on each bot
tie, do not purchase, or you will be deceived.
See my column advertisement, and my show
card. | will prosecute any one infringing on
my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup
can only be prepared by myself.
The publis's servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.
LovsvILLE, Nov. 8, 1859. nev3o
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aHafsHs
- f=rfssiaa ra rss- ga.fa rHsiI
hffwy fselrmsnis 81 - rsnsfan Pes on.
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ffnt isnbff 80 professional maa Atrt
iabfs't 10 rnrspleis sithagt ~ hs.s gnsi,b
Hft.onfrsf
rahhibsd - AC MERRIAM sp,iarssii
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Scrap Iron.

Battelle / Co, Proprietors Of the Memphis
Rolling Mills, are buying wrought and cast
scrap iron, and pay the highest cash price
Shipments can be made them In large or
small quantities and quick returns will be
made. sepl4
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WASHINGTON NDENCE.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., March f. 1873.
INAUGURATION DAY.
Washington folk and visitors have been acoc
for some time past in view of the grand display
promised them at inauguration time, and the
promise has been more than fulfilled. The deco
ations Of Pennsylvania Avenue-the principal
thoroughfare--are beautiful and in good taste
Flags and sireamers of every imaginable kind
are flying gaily at every step from the Capitol to
The White House. The decorations of the Rep,b-
icaf building, a new and imposing structure, are
conceded to he the most beautiful of any i'll the
city From the roof to the grCund-siX stories
high-every inch is covered with some kind Of
escutcheon, flag or decoration The credit of
this admirable and tasteful display. rs well as
that on the VIII ole line of Pennsylvania Avenue,
is due to Mr.. William +. Scheible. the great
decorator from Philadelphia, who makes this
business a speciality. The city is in gala cos
tune and the streets crowded. notwithstanding
OLD DohEAs AND JACK FROST
Combined have made a raid on us, much to the
dismay of the iollicators 1t is as cold as Green
land, and the wind howls and whistles and cuts
to the great discomfort Of those who brave its
wrath. Even as write, the windows rattle and
he shutters bang, and shiver at the recollec-
ton Of half an hour ago when. with bowed head
l beat my way to the post-ohice, and on my re
turn was boosted along at douole-quick by the
kicks that received from angry Boreas. Those
who We're in the streets looked not happy nor
comfortable. Everybody was in IA hurry: dog
trot was the usual pace. The ladies' were muf-
fled up warmly, and with faces SO covered with
double vell' rs to make them perfectly unrecog-
n2able. Red noses was the rule, while tears
were not uncommon, which, when sprinkled
with the dust that was flying made faces that
were far to look upon when clear, appear
streaked as u Comanche Indians. Temporary
stands were built all along the avenue, on the
route of the parade. and seats. cushioned and
comfortable, were offered at 81 90 per skull bnt
owing to the severe cold, this speculation did
not pay, though there are it is computed at
least 20, 900 strangers here.
THE BALL ROOM
In which the bali is to take place tonight IS an
immense affair, built specially for the purpose,
300 feet long and $50 feet wide with every pos
sble convenience for the dancers, the prone
naders the lockers on and last though not least
the eaters and drinkers The decorations of the
ball room are all that good taste and an eye
for beauty and harmony could desire 1t