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Dteiraltd to ".. II. " o .Tut.riiUe,
rather I la ftli hoi. nniH,While th MU'.L lnim on,
WIN tho tar 017 rode aetltian,Por I tela weald eee tar Urea.
' to realalanad la IhT chosen war .
Bear. , tar air humble mttI,Par tore I pre,.
H ti dearer then la mothera haa taa tar life's M olie.
Be u dearer Uaa the toother.The tk brother l Kill mj pr id,.
Palh.r, in ibr choicest hlaeaiaanmt his noble head.
Card thronarh pen: andSmoMk tk path, where a Box tr e. I
B hi. raid, aad far each ear row.r. r the aiitki, tk. ttaad. thaaaara-- ,
Lo. I'llin ktai that rack ra .Oa a ehwerra! heart aar - I
Father, if tk. lev. I bar aim,Lad bli path tin. rar mor. bright.
If that lor. oa. pans can aaar hia.Aad ear etill kii war to light.
Habc-hi- , 1. lUcomrc-- .
KIND HEAET8
And oar. not M tb. cheek b pal,Or tk eye lack nrllllaaer.
What thoasb taa k b. beaM-fa- iIt vvt laa ita tola., .
Tk. aaaJ Iht laalr. son will r1.la tk ea- -t aa m.t Mt ;
l.l lb. fiery af IB. rata: will liraThontb th. Joywas lif depart,
Ani fb. narlc (harm can near di.Of a trn aad a..b! tart
Th. lip. that altar tvntleaaeeatyall tarir rear. ;
Aad tare I tprue a ticAnd rfccesl ir. kar.h or .hrlll,
If tb. b. t fr..And eehost. back eaih ,iad ie
Ti all tb world to b.
CBSEI ON THOWII EKIl'Ea Iff COTTONfOCTT I FX THBOCCH KB6UBH SPEC- -TACt.CC
PToen tk. Xrw Tort LeaderI itm starting from lad eoinr for
four; or five dart down that oiirclitT ftos-d- , th.first to Baton Rouce, and then on
to New Orleans.1 have joat com on board th Peytsns, a
trst-cls- ss racinr rtumrr, and having dismis-ses! the black man who aront-b-t down my black
with th rrd am Bow"a frr. Blgwcr myself, seady frr SJiythir-r- .from an Tb. Peytpnaderive its liquid nam from acelebrated racehorse on which manv a cottonPlantation baa been staked, and in whosehonor many a revolver baa been revolved, toto incrcan of lawr.ri' tti and tb l.rn - ccf what political ccosomirta cr " available
I am, to t.ll tb wbol truth, latber glad toprt away from ; wbicb ia a dlrtr,danecrouk usfini-hr- d aort of placr,with rata and rowdi, not to mention thToUjar as tb touting bactraeoof tb northern booae of commerce are gen-era!!) calied.'ia America. The betel ie large andcramoiinir. ana tee Dinner are cnfi.''jostling crowds of laiy, Blovenly waiters, wbo
run about aad butt eacii other, and knockdown pils of plates and pyramids of glassesfeax it joie and grand erebea.
Now, as I look back at the town from thesteamboat deck, the steep earth cliffs ar luridwith bonfire, for there i aa election meeting
and tlr are burning ontbe shore, ia b onor or Ju'ge Doi
Lower down there are blacks for nightturn us all to negroes running about withlong poles, at the end of which are realaaedirval cressets iron baskets full of blazingploe kao's. TV. ere are men, too, draggingdown cotton bales part of thelading; and every bow and tben they seem toblow tr.v head off with aplic'ing salutes, for, atelection meetiags all through theyosa cannon
Boom-ban- g bang-boo- I they go, aa If arisnt were knocking in a nail in some room ofbis sky parlor that waa out of repair, or a if,after clamping It on the other side, he hadslainmed his outer door and shut bieasslf infor tbe night. however, is not theonly country where, ia politicsnoise Is supposed to be a proof oftalent and so I let the tuns goon, and bless them, though Ibey do give me aheadache.
The feature of a steamboat aboutto start, whether on river or sea, ia, tbat it ia
to get where one is notIn the way. I believe tbat if Iware to go aad stand on my bead on th. maintruck, ia five minutes some Craar or Pompeywould ask m to move and let him put downtbe "genera Item's box." Wheeled trucksfull of brown horeebid chests banded withMack, encb as Americans In, andblock up evert passage in tbe boat, down fromtbe burning fiery furnace up to the place wherethe cotton bales wall us in.
As I am going to spend a seg-
ment of my life sn board tbis boat, tbe Pey-tsav-a,
I proceed to overhaul it and examineits points of danger and safety; for, although! ly business In this chapter ia more especially
tbe cotton I mcst briefly dscrib.my Boating caatle, which le no more ike anEnglish steamboat tbaa a London p.- nysteamer is like Noah's ark, the Warrior, ortbe Great Eastern.
Our racing beat ia a huge floating lairs Heror rather, one of those li'tle pa-
godas of, tbat crownthe centre table at a public dinner. The topstory, the of tbis tower of Babel, iethe little square is which our pilostruggles w'tn tbe wheel. In anxious mo-
rneats, when the good boat le entangled in anet of sasd-bar- a, ha looks to my mind like asaadmaa with a wheel of fortune.Below turn, on tbe second floor, ia a sort of
crystal palace, where the captainaad all the officers have tbeir berths, andwbere, whea off watch, tbey read dime novels,smoke, and do ti carters. Oa this level whichIs sheeted with tbin lead, for fear of sparkeare rows of s, where one ran sit andshoot pelicans and alligatora, muse, read orBleep. Tbe deck here i made very thin forlightness, sad it vibrates aa you walk roundtbe two tall funnels tbat rise through it. Be-
low tbis springy snd alarming deck comes tbefloor on which the glass doors of the grandsaloon open. Hers, under a nent-bou- se formedby tbe upper deck, are also chairs,
with luggage, where men aleo smoke,etc , read, and slssp; looking out upoa theBBigbty monotonous river.
Below tbis str.g is tbe grsum! floor, wberetbe negro sailors aad steersge are,aad wbere the furnaces blaze and glow. Allover tbis deck, by anyfrom tb furnaces or pine knots,are buge piles of squsre fluffy cotton bales,bound round with irrn ban 's. Below tbis bar-
athrum, I suppose, is more stowage room; butlower I did aot, la this vessel, venture.
As for the saloon to return t tbe focus oftbe vessel It la a aplendid sffsir, with a draw-la-
room at on end for tbe ladies, icnumera--ia
white and gold
Tbsrs sofas and ottomans and a piano, withfor cards, conversation, dusuj.bs, hiiuue
.rvrf ianeinrTOn
-either .
s de.or this
.long au
th. rlonra or our D'S' and sparii'ii. w i .ub.
By tb entrance of tbe saloon, o
aas tk Barroom aad p irssr's ofii
Jfe bsrter's, wbT th negroes coneregsie topractice th banjo for we have nightly very
concert, on board, and nearly all
skerrnra ar musical. Her when
I stroll In, I find the Tay-b- sr egro
asleep in bis chair, wik. in hia own locks. Dome- -
where here, too, is kept, I believe, tbe sacred
gong which acnonnees our irrqu.m auu .u- --
riTarn for my cabin is
Irr and has windows openine oa the outerr ot far from where the black waiters
aad cle.B tbe dishe: and I haveberth Mr. Bias Mad- -
a s'im young wraw - - -
o, and is going to try uis in.u. u
WL looking fellow but a lit-
tle of the pedant He ia very J?,1.
bow with a rsesat sttsck of trie
.gainst more ol it yeM
to , kindto ntrar tired of
American dishes to me at dinner.. the andH po" "V"? the people ofteaches me
wild Arkanaat man
,. frm th. notionsallow h.lf-Fren-
of ; the
native of tl from tbe tan, nony aru- -
tbe Cotton Country. Itm going
th.t river, so Tsaksliar which rise tnre
"e. fro. BBS 1 ' - P'7rmto the Gulf ofbfor it reah. tb. arm. of Its teng- -
street at It is. thstle Missouri SBtfbtvh to bslf a atream
a de.uny befor. it, a. th, va
new coat try it Irrlgalos.
cHArrr.a if.bours since I came op
It ia onlvboard, and ,lradv I sse, by say map, that we
snd cottonoTTnV vill.g.bar passed town.,. .V. b i i! eat. Commerce isIsndinfr.. NorfcU "unout of slrt, tbe " yre bTeVaroo it toilet below in PJras w
forbeen Ukicse; in eottoc MSPI
awoltean near uI it) th,ber and jolt dowa art -- "DI F
Bi . .djtime I heard the Macks
bl.r.voice or mm mmmtt,e sharp, yelpineryiar on any H not step
ConptM wanted to Sooboard. . ..!., ,
Utt titbt wi 'rV Ita Point ie'"""'are near ...is a lovely Botomn V rr7, j.itTcenseof natore'i earlyIs In the air, slightly ilavoreu, oti. ' "
circle around tb fierr fannel ; for the air la atone, and Bguring to liaraelf tb apactre ofcool, and we are all afraid of the bone ferer. the torn corpae of her aon at the bottom ofEreiy man bat mvaelf and a man wlih an Iron ' er.ry clitT or atream which they paaaea. Atatirrup, bad bia lega ralaed aereral decrees I this time one of the party, who bad been
than hie brad, reefing on the toy rail of for the ret, on looking into the atream of thea vacant cbair. I hare tried thin, but I can't Kudaon, found a round a atonedo it, and not "being able to do It, I deny the In the channel of the river, which he
aa well aa the of it. nixed to be that of the child, and bad now Ilt--
Sereral are cuttine pluga, and my friend tie doubt that he would be found drowned nearCot. baiab Butte ! telling a quaint atory of tbla plat in the atream. He called the reatthe rouctneaa of Arkanaas life a few yaara rf the party to when a little furtherago. Aa it bear upon the queetion of th down tte bank, he the boy with bia
of th cotton country, I will tall it feet in the water, and hia head reeling oa a' eton in Bleep. " Jobnoy ! Job on fta It was told to me. quiet
cuttin. acrape," Col. Uaiab erlad the father. " are yoti aliveJ"ButU called it, as be ehifted bis plug, and. The tittle lifting hia had from hia
on bia chair, tbua to us poured rocky pillow, " Ob, father la Itforth hit winged w.rde. your Why didn't you come to help me catch
"It was at the point wher the j the Uttle kid ?" The liitU fllow cap waaArkanaaa empties itaelf into the ;' filled with with which be bad jpat-- I
had gone there about some cotton, aad Brad- - sued the kid from rock to rock, from bill toing the overseer bad gone up (be nrer looking bill, and through the ravines for upwards ofafter a 'painter,' 1 bad to wait about in Napo- - tve miles, over one of the mostleon, wbicl even now isn't much, and then, rugged tr-- ts in tbe State, and bad been forwas i. deed a rowdy place. Yes, sir, it too j twelve hours without tasting a morsel of food,
that I turned down three atreata," went on The eudder, joy of the mother bad nearly costthe celonei, "anu aa mere waa a gougingmatch going on in every street, 1 though' itwise to make tracks for the hotel. Wall, Ihadn't aat there tea miautss sucking at a
when who ehould come in butHoratio Scroggs ami John Pike, two of tbemost tarnation ruffian in that whole State.
"Scroggs be begin- - telling a lie (seeing me astranger) shout a brother of bis on the rivorwbo was so addicted to gouging, that he usedto dry all tbe eves he could get aad keep them j
for abow in bia waie'eoat pocket. Then, upcornea Pike, an 1 winking at Scroggs, tell ai'igfer lie still, about a son of hisrising twelve, wbo bad just gauged a big ladsf sixteen who bad hot at him abo.it a quar- -
rel at s.
Law I q'.ior seemed toheat Scroggs,for he said to Pike, ' Do you still carry thatfoot-lon- g toothpick of youra that you mur- -cered the German with, at the caucus meetingat ?'
" ' Yes,' auswers Pike, fierce aa a game- -cock . ' yes, and a tall ;oo, for allinfernal nmger
" ' How's vour etomach for fightin' now,then V' says Scroges.
" Peart,' says Pike." ' Heard you say you'd bleed me next time
we met ?' Bays Scroggs."'Tbat'e me,' says Pike."Tbe two broad sad bright,
flashed forth at tbe same moment."Wall, I tell you, the fellows
bsd carved each other briskly for ten or twelveminutea, when one of Scrogg's eyes, getting alittle loose in tbe socket, and one of bis earabeing shaved off. and Pike'a abdomen beingseveral times it suddenly occurredto tbe two amiable Arkansas thattbey had both had enough of it.
"' Why wbat's all this, mister ?' says I tothe landlord.
'"Ob ' it's of no account, says thelandlord to me a fellow ba waa, weighingabout two hundred and fifty pounds, and witna face like an lllinoy barn door tain't notbia'
let the boys enjoy 'emeelvee. Hist is a littlepizen, stranger and be set a black bottle auda yellow bowl or hiack sugar bercre me. ineedn't say that I didn't wait for tbe overseer,but left by the first boat tbat landed at Napo-leon. I had had enough of roughing it ia Ar-
kansas."Just ss the laughter following the Colonel's
story wae dying out in distant cackles for alltbe negro waiters w.re and so weretssVj slaves, going borne totheir new and who tieed to sit allday, like chickena with tbe pip, on two
cotton balee we sighted Bolivar land-ing.
Iow as tins landinc will stand for isavou laFourche, cr any other landing above or bekvr
all dearrfrM It at fnll length.and "cute off" we hare paased this
ng already, and we are now going to atopif an hour at Bolivar landing, and take
(TiieiiM'!" cotton Dales and some Lundred truckfuls of resinous pine knots for ourfurnace fires. Patience I must have, tiresomeas the delay is, for the boat will stop at fouror five other landings and so it will to-
morrow, and indeed every day, till we reachthe great of cotton New Orleans.
THE DAHrElt,Hit Captivity Jmong tht hditnt
flow Ac Escaped.Many of our readers doubtless remember a
very supple young man, with a very large nose,named wbo traveled through tbiscountry some years sgi? with the Ravele, webelieve in the capacity of a dancer. A latenumber of tbe London Era contains an inter-
esting sketch of his life, from wbicb we taketbe :
At last an American manager, hearing ofgrowing fame, crossed trie Atlantic,
and steamed bim away from the Parisian'tage, at a salary of one thousand pounds forthree months. "From the year 1850 to 1857,when be returned to France, bia life was oneof continuous succflfl, triumph, aecidant andadventure. He in Mexico, overIndia, and China, with great artle-ti- e
glory; but at Bouibon, Calcu'ta andbe reaped golden and laurel b arcs' s.
At Hong Kong, Sydney, Madras, andscorts of other Indian citiea and towns, hissuccess wbb immense, but the result was more
o tbe honor of bis artiBtic fame than to thefilling of bia
One day California, with its golden prestige,fascinated our hero's mind, and forthwith bedreamed cf nothing else, save artistic glorv.ornsmeated with gold, and, in tbe bope of
th.eame, be embarked for the PacificOcean. Crossing ever tbe Rocky Mountatnebe fell into tbe banda of a gang of cannibalrobbers, wbo relieved him of all heand kept him a close prisoner for three months.Here he waa destined, after having been
"fattened up," to be roasted and servedup at tbe table of (he cannibal chief at theirnext grand solemnity But Espinosa wouldnot "grow fat," for tbe grand cannibal display:so, when the day did come, be washed, as use-
less flesh lumber, to the fatal tree, there to hetortured to death, "the obstinate pale face 1"The last savage dance had already begunaround bim, but the "pale face" etood andlooked sow rtsteo, ttd tjro,thouebt be ! During his captivity be hadlearned enough of tbe savages' dia'sct to makehimself so, aa the canatbalsjumped and frisked around bim, he suddenlyexclaimed : "Ob, ye accursed redskins ! call yetbat dancing? Loose my cords aad I'll show rewhat danci eg is how we dance!Pierce my body with your arrows, and desmiirit if you will, but let me Bbowwouwhat dancing is." Hs was silsnt, and tbecapering red horde atopped suddenly short.Tbe chiefs moved to a ahort distance, and helda conference ! " Cosltcsere oasae. t swigfttantr corona!" Tb result of which confer-ence was, "Be It as the pals-fac- e bath spoken;let bim dance," sroks tbe chief.Amid a yell of infernal noises s riag waequicklv made, and loosed from bisbonds, jumped into the saiddle of It MM arcirosrirc or so fantastic, yet aooutlandlah and that the
squatters giggled, and grirtasd, andchattered lik He tben gave thema dance of the regular gssat's it Ptirlt style.He vaulted bead over beeis a la QriWMldi,
roond the savage withinand without, and one and all.Finally, seeing tbe favor be wasinto be began tbe popular Paria dance called"La Savate," and throughi t he went cos ssaorert pedtowt, right and left, backward andforward, bl audience, on allsfdee, them, them,
and them bybis dance twixt life and death; and,while all were in srlemn amazement snd mute
at tbe velocity of bia twis-ir.g-
and turnings, bis and hetddenly vaulted into the vacant saddle oa one
of tbe fleet ateeds of tbe chiefs, and, pruto,rfJ he wi1 llKe an arrow, to tne general aa- -
. . - .L . I, : . - .1.1miration OI 111. rru Bam., uu uiniwa n.uipat for a par of bit "dantt inftraau"
or, aa Dr. O'Toole says, "a part ofbis system." But when the entranced savagee.aw him Av. nniclrlv flr and send throned! theair, and when they loat sight of bim in tots,fe.lmgt of rage and vengeance succeeded ad-
miration and delight, and, yelling out theirwar cry, tbe beet riders jumped on tbeir steedsin nur'su;t of the "Paleface Devil!" But"fortime favored tbe brave," and Espinosane'er saw tbe silly red skins more. Wast sdance be had of it on bis "borrowed courser VV- -, n.i, nr. It- wh.n hia nur.u.rs from afarssw bim arrive in tight of a numerous and j
caravan tbat they give up alt hopof tbeir higitirs dan- -
rer ; aad, at a signal of rag awd j
vengeance, tbey fired off at bim a shower of- ,,.,..-- whil. h. rod., nnd.r aafe
coLVoy, towsrd San Francisco
TORT OF A KTRAT t II aU.Lata Ittt autumn, a farmer I vir ar tb
is New York StaMN V tocut timber on tbe mountains In a yet, sndsolitary locality. He took his ton long withbim, s little boy of about four yeaof age.After having been for a tb rt time,be milted the child, who bad been amusinghimself in chasing a kid which be found on a
bill, and be became alarmed lest be atsuld havefallen Into one of the many ravines, or stum-bled over some of the rockt er withwhich the place abounds. Ko trace of theboy. however, could be found. In vain did hecall upon hia name, for no answer waa re-
turned. Tbe anxiety of tbe father led himfrom ; lace to p'aee with the t.'most rapidity,sometimes finding tb print of bis sob's MttI
feet on tbe leaves, but be never drsamed ofcrossing a deep gorge which run oa the southtide of the loeslity slluded to down the steepand rocky aide of tbe mountain to tbe marginof the Hudson. Over tbis gorg he conceivedit for a child to make ita way. Inthe evening be found means to tend to tb set-
tlement an account of tbe andseveral bumane persons, by tbedistracted mother, came to aid bis search forthe poor child in this wild and rocky region.One of them to cross over the gorgealluded to, there tbe ofthe bov's footsteps, and thee were
traced all the tray dowa to tbt margin of
tbe Hudson, wbere tbey lo rt all trace of tbt
ward, ttiourli tbev bad now proceeded up--ward of fonr milet from tb place of their
Uir,. outi and they eonHnued for the spicerf ,b, t another mtle, by thetnliou, father and mother, without fiodlne
b traces of th boy. Nieht was now
oer ner me, out m.not to have Buffered injury from bia long pere
THt i ti.i is v PHi 'rvr AVKCDOTK.
Mr. L , rector of C , in(who died within tbe present wasone of those unhappy persona, who, to usetbe words of a well known Scottish adage,"can never see gre-- n cheese, but their alareels." He was covetous, and notonly of nice articles of food, but of aaanyother things which do not excite thecupidity of tbe human heart. Tht followingstory is in of tbis assertion.Being on a visit one day, at the bouts of oneof bia a poor lonely widow,living In a moorland part of the parish. Mr.L became fasciaa'ed by tbe cbarr.it of alittle cast iron pot, which at tbetime to be lying on the hearth, full of potatoesfor the poor womon't dinner and that of berchlldrrn. He bad never in bit life teen raths nice little pot. It was a perfect conceit ofa thing. It was a gem. No pot on earthcould mateh it la It was an obiect
lovely. " Dear sake !" said thewidow, quite by the man's
of her pot, " if ye likt tbe potsaeweel ss a' thai, I beg ye'll let me tend it thei ia nee. It't kind o'orra pot wi'ut; for we've a bigger ane, that we ute oftner,and that't mair convenient way for as. Saeye'll jntt take apresent o't, I'll send it owerthe morn wi' Jamie, when ltegancs totchule" Oh," said Mr. L , " I can by no meanspermit you to be at so much trouble. Siaceyou are to good as to give me the not, I'll juttcarry it home with me in my band. I'm somuch taken with it, indeed, that I would reallyprefer carrving it myself. After much alter-cation between the widow and bim on thisdelicate point of it wss agreed tbatbe should carry home the pot himself.
Off then he trudged, bearing this curious lit-
tle culinary article in bis band andunder bit arm. tbe day waswarm, tbe way long, and tbe fat, tothat be became heartily tired of hit burden be-
fore be had got balf-wa- y home. Under theseit struck bim, that
if, instead of carrying tbe pot atone tide of bit person, be were to carry it onhit head, tbe burden would be greatly lighten-ed j tbe of naturalwhich be had learned at college,him, that when a load presses directly and
upon any object, it is far leas oner-ous than when it hange at the remote end ofthe lever. doffiing bia bat, whichhe resolved to carry home in hia band, andhaving applied tit to bia brow,be clapped tbe pot in an inverted fashion, up-
on bia bead, where, aa tbe reader may suppose,It figured much as helmet upontbe crazed capital of Don Qaixotte, only agreat deal more in shape and
There waa at first much relief andmuch comfort in thia new mode of carrying thepot but mark tbe result. Tbe unfortunatemm having taken a th to avoid
found bimaelf, when still a good wtyfrom home, under (be necessity of leaping overa ditch, wbicb bim in passing fromone field to another. He but eufelyno jump waa ever taken ao in, or atleatt into, tbe dark, at tb s.
Tbe concussion given to hia person incaused the helmet to become a hood;
the pot slipped down over hit face, andresting with ita rim upon hit neck, stuck fastthere enclosing bis whole headWhat was the worst of alt, the nose, whichhad the pot to slip down over it,withstood every attempt on the partof itt to make it slip up again; tbecontracted part or neck of the pattra being ofaueh a peculiar formation aa to cling fait totbe base of the note, although it had found nodifficulty in gliding in tbia Wssever man in a worse plight? Did ever anyman so hoodwink himself, or so
ebut lilt eyes to tbe plain light ofnature? What was to be done? Tbe placewaa lonely the way difficult andhuman relief waa remote, almost beyondreach. It was even to cry for help.Or, if a cry was uttered, it mieht reach in
tbe ear of tbe utterer,but it would rot travel twelve icchea farther Inany direction. To add to the distresses of thecase, the unhappy sufferer soon found greatdifficulty in What with the heatocessioned by tbe besting of tbe tun on tbemetsl, aad what with the frequent relurn ofthe same heated air to the lungs, be was in theutmost danger sfcouth!.:. i, it seemed likely that, if be did sotchance to be relieved by tome accidental way- -farer, there would toon be itath is tht pot.
TI e instinctive love of life, however, is om- -and even very stupid people have
been found, when put to the push by strongtasi Imminent peril, to exhibit a degree ofpresence of mind and exert a degree offar above what might have been fromthem, or what they were ever known to exhibitor exert, under ordinary So itwas with the pot ensconced Mr. L , ofC . Pressed by the urgency of bis dis'ress,he fortunately recollected that there was asmith's shop, "at tbe dittance of about half amile, across the fielda, where, If be couldreach it before the period of bemight possibly find relief. of biteye tight, he could only act aa a man of feel-
ing, and went on as as be could,with bit bat In his band. Half crawling, halfsliding, over ridge and furrow, ditch and hedge,tl e unhappy man traveled, with all possiblespeed, aa nearly at be could guess, IB the di-
rection of tbe phue of refuge. I leave it tothe a 'it to conceive the surprise, the mirth,the infinite amuaeraent of the smith, and alltbe hangers-o- n of the tMinu. when at length,lorn and worn, taint and biind and
the man arrived at theplace, and let them know rather by signsthan by words tbe of hit case.In tb words of an old Scotch song :
' Oat came the too wan, and blah he 'cited.On: cam. Ui. tads wife, and low .b. ioated ;Atd a' tbe town aeiKH' T. were cathtr'd atsrot it ;
And there was he, I trow t"The merriment of the company, however,
toon gave way to of human-ity. Ludicrous at wat tbe situation of Mr.L , with tucb an object where his hta'ishould have been, and with tht feet of the potpointing upward, it wae necet-sar- y
that he should be speedily rettored to hisordinary condition, if it were for no other rea-son than that h. might continue to live. He
wat at hia own request, led intothe smithy, multitudes flocking troond to ten-
der him their kindest offices, or to witness thet.rocess of hit release; and having laid downhis head upon the snvil, the smith lost no timein seizing and poising bis goodly fore bammer." Will I come aair oa," exclaimed the consid-erate man of Iron, " in at tbe brink of tbepot f" " Aa aair aa ye like." wat tbe answer,"better a chap 1' the ehafta than dying forwant of breath." Thus the man letfall a hard blow, which broke tbepot in piecet without hsrting tbe heai whichit encloaed, aa the cook maid breaks tbe shellof tbe lobster without bruising the delicatefood within. few minutes or tbe clear sir,and a glass from tbe gnde wife's bottle, re-
stored the unfortunate rector of Lanark; butassuredly tbe incident it onelbat will long livein tbe memory of tbe of C .
THE TOS1B OF HtrilEL.The valley, or rather the dry plain of
stretches for miles without c Bering anyother shelter to tbe traveler than amodest snd simple Turkish wheretbe Arabs of the desert sometimebut which tbe pilgrim takes care to avoid. A
one of those spots where tbs inanimate objectsarouad seem to attest most forcibly the truthof the traditions which hallow them, sailaround is solitude. There la not even a palmor a cypress to be seen not a tingle tree cov-
ers with its shade the simple mausoleum whererepose tbs ashes of tbe mother of Israel ; andyet thia spot awakens more ex-
cites more interest than the molt costly monu-ments on which the luxury of tbe arts is
The traveler pastes by thetombs of Zaehariab and Absalom In the val-
ley of be hardly looks at thtof tbs kings in the plain of Jeremiah
but at tbe sight of the tomb of Rachel, fancycarries him baric to the cradle of tbe nationssf tbe Eat', and recalls to bim the power ofthe beauty wbicb softened her lover's ioogterm of servitude and exile, and he blesses ticmemory of tbat tender and faithfulwhose affections so often soothed the manifoldcares aad sorrows of tbe
Tbe Turks have decorated with much splen-dor tbe burial places of most of tbe person-age! of the Old A mosque risesover the tombs of David and Solomon. An-
other vast antique temple covers tbe grotto ofat Hebron, and tbe
ia wholly Inviolable ground. Tb. grotto,whose gloomy entrance is aloneia IB the centre 0f the building, into whichnone but true believers are admitted. Withintb last two hundred years, but twoare known to have succeeded in
by th. guards, and tbat notwithout running the greatest danger. The lastwaa an Italian Count, wbo, by meant of largebribes, obtained permission to enter the mot
lowers of Mabomet to the tomb of Rachelproduces aftr deeper than the
t stent of msrnte pillars or costly eeilines.Their eager desire to be hurled nar her r- -mains isttf her humble mausoleum are covsred with
IS not merely ror uer
nttie lurrner on are tue ruios ot uis village orRtma, whose Bite nothing but a few broken
of walls and heaps of stones areleft to indicate. In thil plain and near tbedeserted village, it the tomb of Rachel. It is
unfortunat. Uttlt wannerr, ano were nnrumvgr ptnfu that he mutt que. The valUc wherein it situated tl.e Heb- -
hive n carried off by the stream. Oca B j rem of it often traveled by pll- -
alone ita banks, and crossing ravines aad erisai and travelers, but Ihe penalty of deathwnjert Uiey conceived it almost impot- - denounced spalnst every Christian who shall
t!l( cotalai have passed and climbed. da to enter the mosque, is sufficient to re--found tbe print of bis Baked feet press the earfoity the fame of the place ex- -
on Jhe soft s.nd of a small rivulet, and by ap. cits. Th srotto, we are ! by th Turk,rosssnre which they had takes, of tbe is sS of solid rock, and th
former tusy found it exactly to burial place of th ancient ara yeteorre-po- n
rever.nte naid by th. f.l- -
aCr 1 p.eaaaaur, wiu. ,in, Han on the forest; and as tfje searra Miissiiiinan tomas. it' dozen cicmra. ... . . . h.j rniiniiad eleven houn. over a rutrsed rrettD., puritr or tanctitr that toe Turks
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.THEBY M'CLANAHAN DILL. MEMPHIS, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1861. VOLUME XII.-NTJM- RER DO.
jPailg Appeal.
ritTii.aBerfieaafef,
nittitwri'l.UltMtl-T- HI
Memphis,
MietiMippi.
portmantMB diamonds,
esplosioa downwarda.harmoniously
."
Mcmphiaawarminit
"drommara,"
periodical
Mississippi
Peytona'i
America,
Americs,particulars,earnestness,
patriotism;
remarkable
impossible anywherepositively,
sir.ct,pour
eonsiderab'e
country,''
card-bous- e,
diaphanous barley-sug-
pinnacleglass-hous- e
etruggltBg
lBtermin-gls- d
passengers
unprotected tarpaulin
chandeliers atsitlplying themselvesaanneling,
Ireditable
s?ngular!v comfortable,
halc'ony,
anlgreiabl. companion,
liTpleasaBt
""'f'
SSS Kb. intelligent harm-f- i
f.W, explaininghTrsrer
i::ri.Di--h
calculatingConnecticut
JZ tllToUndSTwTeb.
eonUntnt- -s;Th:.. .Tgre?t
twn.tv-fou- r
occasionally
g"3tS Iweaa
foJSVMonteomery
handkerchief
conreniance
approach,perceived
dvlliiUion
"Adan-ero- ua trembling
rocklnghimaelf evclaimed,
Napoleon,Miasiaainpi pcbblees,
brancr-cobble- r,
neighbor's
"Suddenly
Virksburg
worsh.pera.'
bswiekaives,
gentlemen,
pitnetured,geatlemen
stranger,'
laaghing,d
plantation,ad-
joining
Innumera-nd- s
emporium
ESPIUS4.Tkrtt-Mot-
Espiassa,
following
Espioosa's
ccmic-dance- d
throughout
Bombay,
exchequer.
ratbring
possessed,
previ-ously
undismayed;
understood;
"pale-face-
afterward,
principal
Espinosa,
moribolatU,extravagant,
monkeys.
pirouetted inclosure,enraptured
"steeping"
dispersingsurprising delighting
mesmerizing entrancingimpromptu
aetoniekmentjumpings vaultings,
exhi-bition;
recapturing fascinatingdesperate
Adirondack.,
employed
precipices
impossible
ctresmstanees,accompanied
happeningperceived impression
occasion-
ally
attswipanied
grination.
Lanarkihlrecentury),
extremely
generally
corroboration
parlshlonera,
happened
symmetry.perfectly
overpowered
taperflsou
politeness,
alternatelyUnfortunately,
gentleman
distressing circumstances,awkwardly
principlea pbilotcphy,informing
im-
mediately
Accordingly,
handkerchief
Membrino't
magnificent
observa-tion,
Jumped:completely
de-
scending,
completely.
permitteddesperate
proprietor
hypotbenuse.
effectuallythoroughly
ttangeroua
impossible
deafening reverberation
breathing.
euffocattos. Everything
expected
circumtances.
euffoeation,Deprived
cautiously
exhausted,breathless, unfortunate
circumstances
consideration!
nevertheless
accordingly,
permitted,fortunately
psritbionert
coffee-bous- e,
attemble,
associations,
squan-dered. carelessly
Jehotephat
companion
patriarch.
Testament.
Macphelah neighborhood
perceptible,
Europesnsobtaining
eorruptiag
impression
.specially r.markat.le. TheenviroBS
fragmen't
appreb.Ailomwnkelente,
tpaeii'.impression, patriarchs
Z'UST
her titles t tbe respect of the Mohammedans.8bould a Jew appear while a funeral proces-
sion was slowly crossiag tbe plain of Re phidim, moving toward the sepuleher.'bearlng lbsremains of some beloved object to rest In thishallowed place, he would be drives away withblows and curses by the very worshipper! whoar kneeling reverently by th tomb of on ofhis o fallen is thst unhappy peo-
ple, wtio cannot even approach tbe places filledwith the renown of their former greatnss.
TBI HDHORIST.It la said 'here ar " tricks In all trades,"
and we believe rt. Here is a development inthis direction, which tbe reader can add to hiapresent stack of facts, proving tbe truth of theold adags :
"Never buy a fat pig at Brighton," waa theadv.ee givsn ut b j one wbo had been there.
"Aad why not a fat pig?""Because you see they fst 'em too fatt for
tbe Brighton market sometimes."'How so?"" Why you see, tome of them west country
dealers tstch their pigs in, pretty nigh skinsnd bone. Well, jestalore Fair day tbey give'em corn and aalt sothln' but corn and aaltno swill no wat rr. Next day pigs is smazin'thirsty. Then tbe sarpaat gin 'em just atmuch water at they kin drink. Tbe pigs patsInto It, and keeps a drinkin', anddrinkia', anddrinkin'. 'Spnzen on an average they swsllera turret tplece. That makes 'em look all filledout and tleek and heavy, I tell you. But thereaint oo hefcrt and substsnce in it. You carryone of them are critters boms and calculateyou've got a busterin' pile of pork, but jest youlook st your bog pen next morain', aad youwoa't find nothln' but a bog frame, skin an'Boae, and dear at tbat. You can't tell menothln' about fat pigs; I've been there and seen'em manufaetur'd."
Cab't Take Antthiko Stboxtg. "Digby,will you take some of this buttsr?"
"Thank you, ma'am, I belong to the tem-
perance society caa't take anything Strang,"replisd Digby.
A Nice Little on Dit. A millionaire ofParis wrote to Scribe :
" My dear sir, I bava a great desire to beassociated witb you is some dramatic compo-altio-
Will you do me the favor to write acomedy, and permit me to add to it a few linesof my own ? I will tben have it produced inthe moat costly and splendid style upon tbestags, at my own expense, and we will sharetbe glory I"
To winch Scribe answers :
" My dear sir, I must decline your flatteringproposal, beeauae religion teaches me it la notproper tbat a horse and an ass should be yokedtogether."
To wbicb tbe millionaire reptiej :
" Sir, I have received your impertinent epis-tle. By what authority do you call me aborte ?"
Extinction or P.scrraisM in Feasice.Tbe Emperor Napoleon's message dwells atlength on this subject, and says that fire com-s.itt- io
iert have been appointed to report uponIt. It proceeds :
The best system yet found, It tbe establishment of coloniea where all paupera art pro-vided with food, clothing and labor. Two
La Seine-et-Oi- aad Le Baa-Ithi- n
have adopted it, and pauperism is fattdeciining. In penitentiaries, industrial laborhas been substituted for agricultural labor,which baa bitberto prevailed.
There are in France 121,916 children fromone to twelve yeara'old, and 58,281 childrenunder age, provided for at an expenae of
four-fift- of which are paid by thedepartments; 119,117 children are placed intbe country the othera (61,180) are in cities,or ire kept in refugee and orphan aaylums.
Gratuitous medical assistance it given totbe needy in tbe farming districts, and numer-ous societies for mutual aasiatance have beenestablished for tbe relief of the poor. Francenow poatesses 4,500 of these societies, givingrelief to 500,000 pertont. Their united cspitalamounts to 24,000,000 francs.
A plan for tbe titter extinction of pauperiamin France will, in 1862, be submitted to tbelegislative assembly, in accordance with tbereport of tbe commissioner!.
The Social Evil at Dublin. Under theabove caption, a leading liberal London paperhas the following :
The midnight meeting mode of abating tbesoeisl evil adopted in London has been triedat Dublin, with a fair promise of excellent re-
sults :
On Monday night a number of gentlemenwent two and two through tbe city, and pre-sented cards to tbe unfortunate femalea whomtbey met in the streets, inviting them to a so-cial meeting in the merchant's ball. Tea andcakes were provided in abundance, at tablesranged round the large room, which were pre-sided over by teveral benevolent ladiea. Abouttwenty clergymen, of different denominations,took part In the proceedinge, during the courtsof which a number of impressive exhortatioaswere delivered, accompanied by prayer aadthe tinging of hymnt. Nearly two hundredyoung women were present, and nothing couldexceed tbe propriety and earnestness withwhich this singular assembly conducted them-selves. Many of them were moved to tearsduring tbe delivery of tbe addresses. Somewere extremely youthful, and many bad thtappearance sf having been respectably broughtup About twenty availed themselves of theoffer of the kind friends who originated tbemovement, and went to bomes provided forthem.
f h .i .r a f. of timeOK
M E MF HISAND LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.ON an attar Fill DAT. Jfarck 1, 1S6I, tk. K.irnlsr
and Pak.ut.r Train will leave Memphisat 7 o'clock, a. m p- -r Ckeek'a f.rrr. and arrive ataladiaoe at 11 A. It., msatnr do, connseuon withtb. daily stages of Hsug.r, Bapl.v a Co., and with theline of I em i weekly etatet or lbs OverlaW Mail Com-pany, far
Taylor's Creek, Fort Smith,Hnnters, Benton,Otarendoa, Bock port,Ab.rd.en, Hot itprtnas,Erown Tills, Washington,Atlanta, Arkad.lphla,Hickory Plains, Brownstowu,Bearcy, Camden, Arkansas,Bl.svin. Bosh n,Little Bock, Millcrt.-k- .Dsrdao.lle, Clarksvill., Texas,Vs" Mareo, San Franciaoo, California.TIB. to Littl. Bock St hears.Ocbuidk .sat, train leave afadlson at S r. ST.,
at rjupaaeld at t:Bu ..at.; Bakiac close con-
nections with the H .mpkis and Charleston Ballroad forall Bastera, Atlantic and North. rn eitiaa.
Tick.ta can be obtal.sd at tb. H.p.Q.ld office.mf7 P. II FSABB, Snperlntendent.
DSS. J. B. W ASS0 . WM. VFAS!0,NO. 320. DENTISTS. NO. 320.
Wi.it.v1 thlr otBoc to corrmrHAVB AND MAIN STKKSISwb(re thj hiT HUM up and fnrnirrjflrtx'TT!" c i it.lt? for tbe teim mediation f
tboie wbo mar ftor tbftta with tbair mafldance, andharirif thu locatud ppraanenllr, nttar tblrprofaaiooal
in the different brancbei of :;.;., proinlaia the public te aerre them ia the mot rtillfat aadjntfn i. u- - manner, and in every reasonable ease warravtvat: .fiction, both aa to (rperaiioD performed andcharges for the same Farther than thia wa with tobold out no inducement whatever, lo ensnare the piblicor draw them to anr oAce, any exhibition of Dental
pec. menu, or propoaitiona to do "cheap Dentlstrr." or"at prices as low, or even lower than the very lowest,"ft by any other miarepresen'ation of facta in anywaywhatever, neither do we wish any oae to mistake onrname (Vaaaon) for that of ewjther, as the name isplane, and iare of bustneee easily found. OISS wwi iof Union and Main, No. 190.
T. I.. Braksfo&D. J. M. Goodiar. J 8. BElH'fn&D.
BRiNSFORD, GOODBiR & 0.
HE NOW RBCIIVlNir A LAUGH AND COMPLRT1L aissortmect of
Boots, Shoes, Hats,AND
STRAW GOODS,Purchased especially for tbs
SPRlXfi TRADE,
And which they are now off?1 tint tc cash and aborttime dealers,
EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESALE.
They invite th attention of merchants generally toan examination of their atork aad price.
B&ANSFORD, eoODBAft R CO.,tnrS-cl- i wiw?m No. 901 Main street.
FOR s.iil:A HOUSE AND LOT,
On Dunlap Street.A BAB.GA1K tnar be aad if applicationi i. road.. If aot sold, will k. rented to anod t.uattt, at SI. it moota. ImmediateBWM inn oi..n tlM.H. MnntrM trail.at tke APPaAL COrjtmaTS BOOM, corner Ccicntr... sni asm sney. mri-s-
ARKANSAS LANDSJFor Sate.
will sell, on tb. tSTH DAT OF MARCH next. InWHfrent af th. Bank of Memphis, in Vae citr of Mera-phi-a,
at pahljc aaatioa, for cash, the full. win. laDda, topay a deht tor which tber have keen concred to a., towtt:
In Potnsett county ia the State of ArkansasB. W. K Balls 17 TcDwship 10 K. B 3 .
B. si of K. W. " 2 " "" M " " "S. W. a-
-
g M fract. ' It "W.kC'ofll.W.a!" ISAll " "SO "W . a raf " St " "w. tySflt. It " ti " 9W. tl 1. a " SS "
Ontainlox 1,070.47-1- 0 acres also In Green CottDlyflute .f Arkansas.W a of Sac. 8 Township 17 K. B 7 B.
" 7 - -S HBS.ofsT.W.H. W. B "17 " "
Coatalntnt 717 aer.Also S. It BctiorS Township 31 H I T!S. H of If .1. at IB " s
K. nofBT.B. K " IS "tr.W. at fcS.Bir. B X" S "N. hi of B. W. It " 1 " w "'S. at of S. W. at IS "B. of Sf . W. k " IS ' "S. W. " IS " "W. M SI "K. m Jt s. w. at ao " "N- - ttofS-K-B- w.t.;s.E. at BP "
Contaitilix 1,11 acres.Also S. a) of Section 6 TowaMp St If . R- - 8. B.N- at af "7 " "B. W. tl af "7 "Ktll.kUViiu.il 7 "V. W. at B.W. of
8 W. at tk ST. W.ki IT It If "IS "Ooatalainll I .JJt.8H. ilio acres.
1 AMBS B SlITtTDBRflrel.-tO- i HATT Ci. s V
FAIIU 4b J.,-.-1. at one. Vhra- - spa-- e of five mile., tbey til cruet t of retracinr . r Rtcb.l, bat rather for her doasastie vlr- - Old HeWSpSBerS.
rowdy smokes two in Atmva-- th. diatracted intbr toes. She was a devoted wife, a tsradr jar- nw btbbal huudbbi) oid lor ..uUA.,.! vado. W are P warrr-in- e otirteive. aj u . ,t.rtin, efT wtu. , tbe mo'her of a wailike people- -e .a ar 1 S at the APPBA Osnfln U
Cotton factors.WILT, JOHNSON t CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
onooBiis,AJTD
CommlcvSlon Mercliants,NO. 77 FRONT ROW,
IVronkTJliJ eat. ToiuicakBoo.r" Cooslenmentt of Cotton Tobacco and other uro--
dsc raHpsctfoliy solicit..'.piaatation sappnaa kept iiiakaiiq aa aaas awo ssmi
at asteaat aiark.l rata. IvlS-'- T
A. 8. BROWH, HEBf DSnJtOW OWaTN.lf II.BS OWEN,
8raada, Mlas-- j Lata of SaaaarTlUe. iMaaaabla.T.un.
BROWN, OWEN Ac CO.,
Cotton Factors,RECEIVING, FORWARDING,
AKD
6ENERIL COMyllSSIOS MERCHANTS,
No. 5 Monroe Street,MEMPHIS, TENN.
Cotton, Takacco, or other prodoce ccBalsned toALL Inaartd, anlMs .thtrwis. laatrncAad.
BatEittS, Bop. sod other supplies fnrr.i.hed at th.lawaat aiartat prices. uaa& aovsaces laau. no co-i- k
AaaSli.ltea P. S. loom. .A. Hatchett.
SKELTOK, JONES & CO.
Cotton & Tobacco FactorsCommission and
FOR WARDING MERCHANTSNO. 40 FRONT ROW,
MEMPHIS TEN7VESSEE.
B. M. Ti ATHtaroati, a. C. Lee DaarlUs, I?-- ,
Jas a. SiMrsun, Msmpbu; Wat. west, oranaaa,Mississippi.
WEATHERFORD, SIMPSON & CO.,
(Soopmots to JiaMsHB Ie Bro.,)
Wholesale GrocersCreseral Consiissios Herchssts,
Produce Dealer if Cotton FacVrsNO. 88 FRONT ROW,
3VT o rt-- i tz 1 1 1 ejt .Tomi.rwBaaainc. Boa. and Twine. Whiakr. Ploar. Tobsccn.
T.s. Ssssr Salt, Bacan. Coffee, Halls, Soap and CaadJ.s,tos.lh.r with s fall stock of Plantstlon Dn,iUea.
taSBawaaa
BOST BLACK B. PTTTMAK,Pornisrl, af Panola jonntr, Miss. Metaplila
BLACK &, PITTIvIAI.THOLESALE TOBACCO FACTORS,
AMDGeueral Commiuion .Merchants,
NO. 74 FRONT RO W,TmM h. QotwT'b BoiMing, Iftmpbis, Tfnn.,p coastantlr sn hsnd a Isrfe sDd woll stlwtciKgstock ef all irs4M of Vircinis sod Wtwtrn
Tobsoco, CiRsrs snd Smoking Tobixtx, whlfilIheT olftr to tk trsds st (nsnofsctarsrs' rices. M- -dunu Tisitlng (Ju city will Qnd it to thtnr sdvaoUK I"vsii sn4 fismlrif oar slock bfors pttrckssfoR elsewhere,m r rjr tfls)rlBf rare tsdacamants to dealers.
CARD.O. C. BOONE,
cottojt a to it
COMMISSION MERCHANT,DcSoto Block, Madison street,
BETWEEN MAIN AND SECOND,
ro2tAm M.mpaia, Tenn
JOII C. COOPER,COTTON FACTOR
COMMISSION MERCHANT.No. 5 Monroe St., Up Stairs.
AGENT FOB SALB OF HALL k. CSAFFINS' MODEL
COTTON OINS.
LAFLINS, SMITH St BOIES,MANITPACTtTBBBS OF
45? UJ POT nJER,omen no x froht row,
llfemptiift, Tenn.All kinds of aaDpewder cotutaatlj on jhand. Orders
Drnmptlr attend, ia. trtS-I- lT
GOODS FOR CASH.
We are Mow Selling ;ood
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
And Short Time Af c fptaflces,
Onm stock is quite enmplete, ' we will sell at inchas to make it to tbe interest of all borers to
call and examine out goods. We feel assured, ifgive n a call, we can satisfy tliera.
jinnror a nr .rrr.it.291, corner Main and Monroe strefts.
S H N E I D E R & GLASSICLMABtrFACTtrBEBt AKD DEALERS IB
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, PliTOLS,
And Furnisbinf Goods for Gunmakert,
Ho. SO, Jeferaea Street, Oppositf the Oomnir c:sl Hotel.
KXMPUI3, TstNlW.,
a1waE on band a fvll ioprfT of all articles laKKKT line, which tbey will fnrnieh to tbe trade, orat retail, at a small advance en cost. I? their stare canbe fonnd Onus, Doable and Sinai a, for Deer, Dock aadBird sbooUog; Twist and Laminated Steel narrate.Pistole Gallery, Dneling) and Pocket Pis os Colt'sAllen's, and other neeaters, with the latest lsnproee-ment- a,
Parlor and Deringer's Pistols, Pine Pocketot thir own mannfactnre, witb the great improve-
ment on Deringer's Pattern, ftiflai of every descrip-tion. Percnaaioo Oape of every quality. Powderflasks of various kinds. Shot Belts, Pouches, DrinkingCops, etc. Sam Wadding. Onllery Hunting Knives,and line Pocket Knives.
Particular attention given to all orders for new work,ss Double Barrel (3uns, Klflee, and Pistols.
ate pairing of every description done at the shortestnotice, and folly guaranteed. fed dam;weow
Spring Barley1 (f BUS. PBIMK CANADIAN SBJCD BABLIT,
Red Clover Seed,
60 bus. Clover Seed,
Bine Grass,
Ilerda Graas,
Timothy Seed,
AU fresh and genuine.&. G. CBATG'S.
BortivaUaral and Seed Store,Corner Second and Union ttreeta,
Memphis. TatTOMae.
J. MORGAN ate CO.'S
MANUFAOTOEY,Cor. Third and Washington sts.
JT?" AU orders for new work and repairing attendedto on tbe shortest notlee. a
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,CAPITAL AKD SURPLUS, $963,771.52.
Chartered ia ISIO.
Phoenix Insurance Company.CAPITAL Aft D SURPLUS, $553,132.83.
THOUSAND Do I. LABS ia TennesseeTWBBTTT at Masavtll. bf eash of the sbor.xinpsnies for th. aoaarlt, af palic. holder..
J. E. CHADWItK, Agent,ft BAKT BgTLDlWG.
New Dyeing EstabllshrueDtm9SR8. MATTHEWS &, BOl,
LATH of tbe school of the great and celebrated ChenvDyers and Sconrera, Cook A Matthews, cf It
taunts, have been induced te open an eeuMishment fotcarrying oa the above boaioeea in all Its breaches.Bvery description of gentlemen's Ooata, Tests and Pantsare dyed, cleansed and rector sd to their original nerree-tio-
TVey osrtalnly do remove every spot of grease,palat, wax and tar. together with alt oiher bieraishesand impurities to which even garmente ara liable, aadwarrant tbe spots not to reappear, fait and examinetheir samples of Coat dressing. If they fall tc pleaseyon, mo charge will be made. Their office Lsoc Jenrsortreat, between Main and Fract How.
mrl7:)T M tiTTHKWS t flHT.
Trust Saie.vtrtne of a deed of trust executed to raetas truntee,BTbp C. Lagoouaiao, on tbe 7tb day of J hp, V, to
eecvra certain notes therein meBtinaed, payable te. andindoned by, A. Bolte, I will sell to tbe highest bidder,for eesm, ea Wednesday, the is March, laU, a ceitaialot of grosnd situated en the west side of Second street,between ryoeo and Beat streets, BS feet front on saidafreet, running back 160 feet to n allay, known as lotNl C, In tb ellTisien ot the said ground, laid trustdeed Is recorded in the register's offlce of Shelby taoty,book J. part 1st, pagft It, 145 snd 14. The right ofredemption ia waved and the title good, but 1 covey aatrustee. Sale on tb preraiier at 11 o'clock.
M. C. CATC,tstj Mhj Trnstee.
fioHl Cook. Waster ant Iroaer, forUts
offer a woman about SI years eld, with a childWIBer 4 years old for ante low. Also, a woman ofabout the same age. Passable cock, good wtisher andIroaer and good seamstress; a man about thirty tothirtey-Rv- e years ; a very superior hand. Alar nan
ah wiiiae soil eapTOCN at WBOJP,
4U BS1 Main street, up rUia.
llistdlantonSs
CHRISTMAS
AND
MilFOB
BOYS ana GIRLS.'
BBOTPS ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Aimw.ll Storiei.
The Young Yoyagers. By Capt. Rid.
Tbe Baah Boy. By Capt. Reld.
Odd People. By Capt. Reld.
The White Elephant. By Da'.ton.
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmie. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Harry'i Summer in Athcroft.
Sequel to Mamma'a Bible Storiee.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears.
Tbe Mother's Mission.
Margaret Huntington's Experiment.
Hookef's Illustrated History.
Tbs Crusades and the Crusaders.
A Yoyage in the Dark.
Prices Charlie, tht Young Chevalier.
English Country Lift. Beautifully Illustrated.
The Hunters of the World.
Stories for Aliee.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast.
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmer.
Queens aud Princesses of France.
Constance and Edith ; or, Incidents ofHome Life.
Little by Little.
FOR SALE BY
Cleaves f Yaden.delS
3 4, 7 8 an! Otcaburgs.Heavy Cotton Drillings.Bl etched and Brown Domestic?.Bieacbed and Brown Sheetings.Southern Stripes and Plaids heavy.Southern Oiesbams bsodsome.Southern Celloosdes and fancy Drillings.Atekapaa Collaaades--re- d and bloe.Blew stylo Cslarssa feat cu'ora.Grey Poplins neat.Nub.ss, Head Dresses.Wool Tanui.Coata' Spool Cotton.Carpets, Muss; Stair Linen.Table Cloths an Covers, Tiwels.Wine OkHaMfVurtatn, Curtain Dsmasks.Steamboat ami Bed Com'ortJi.Cotton and Shock Mattresses.Pillows, Bolsters, Sheet, Oaaes.Country Jean; Feathers.
On band and arriving as above.38piDoiag Wheels, Baah, Doors, etc., supplied to
rder.TAYLOR A McKWr
Main street, aear Woraham Donee.
ltlaynard Rifles,Sharp Rifles,Colt Rifles,
RIFLE AND SHOT COMBINED.
shot ovn,Ia great variety, with the aceompsnimentj.
PISTOLS,Of all the approved patents This branch of our stot
la very complete.P. H. CLABE A CO- -
" SAM'S HOUSE!"
rpnB nniif raignesi baa opened the NEWX ROtTSI, recuntly completed, oa the
north i!V of JEFFBRSON; STBRBT,Secuad and Third, where he will keep
a
t would respectfully ask or my friends and the pnbllea call, aa nothing bat tbe beet will be served
The ssloon will be known as " Sam's House.'Jat8-l- SAM HARMOK.
SUNDRIES.KAfk BOII3 Popplnt Crart.ra.JUt 10OO lbs. S. 5. Aliaonds.
sooiut rnti.ru.SO0 lbs. Craam KaU.100 Bushels Treth Meal.IftC brli BcKtt, Prior Bed aad Jenatifl Apple.210 Pink B,e Whit, aad Red Nsetisai. Potatoas.(SO Cess Kills.60 dot Brooms.Alsr. Sosar, C'lffee, af.lasses. Salt, vrbtskr, Brand,,
rkampslan, Klaar, Lira., 0.n.ot, Starch, WoodeaWare, aw. etc. Jast recel.M aad for sal. low br
FLOL'BKOT & CBAWPORD,d.30-da- ir Kn. 11, Front taav.
POTATOES.f BRL8. LONDON LAW POT A TO BS ;
) fii brls. California PfUtooa;lMi brls. Pink Bye PoUtoee ;100 brls. Noabannock Potatoes ;toO brla. BaiUmcrs Blue Potatoes ;SOO sacksSOO sacks Neahannuck Potatoes;
Jast received and for sale lower thaa they tan bebought at tne river of Setboats. Those wishing te bayin lota will do well to give us a call .
JLOURMOT tk CRAWFORD,j20-ds- Mo. ll Froot row.
Sumtres.A (( LS. White Nesbsnoch Potatoes;4UU lOObrto.Red Nibnocb PoUtofs;
900 brls. Baltimore Btoe Potatoee;0O brls. London Lady Potatoes;
BOO brla. California Potatoes;160 brls. choice Ruiett Apples;100 sacks Red Onton;COO saebs fresh Bolted Meal.
ALSO Sugar. Cdtm. Motaaies, Bait, Tea, Tobaceo,Cigars, OarreU's Snuff, Psrraflne snd Star Caudles,OTdterav baifs and quarters, Sertlines, Mails, Praita,Nuts, Wines, Qine; Apple, Peach, French and CacnacBrandies, eta., etc. Just received and for sale tow lotbe trade. PLOCRNOT A CRAWFORD,
felO-da-w Mo. il Froot Row-
C. K. HOLST it SON,
UJTDER TAKERS.NO. 300 MAIN STREET, "
MEMPHIS, TEN TNT,AOBKT8 rOR
MARSH ILL'S S0DTEEKS METALL0-PEfUH- A
BURIAL CASKETS.ALSO, P0B (
Barstow's Metallic Burial Caskets.
COS8TABTI T oo band all sls.a of FTSI ftKBBP CASBS. Aha), WOOD COITIMS, sfasrer, deacrijiiion.
CoaatrT7d,nakmfarnislid srir Cssk.u and esaasat a reasonable disermat. deS-1- ,
PROVISIONSSI ft AR CURED HAMS.CHOICE DO BRBAKFAST EACOW,
DO SHOSLDBBS,PLAIN" Hi MS,BACOn SlIorLDBBS,
BO BIBBBD SI DBS,DO CUC A B sinis.
FAJfll.T PBIKB U BBS SOU, ia barren aad bf. aria.DO CLBAB POBB, ao do.DO LABD, prl a. kettle readerMl, ia barrsl.,
half barrel, aad a ts,CLBAB, BBSS AND at. O. PORK.BULK If BATS, SllOlLDBBD, SIDES and HAMS
rVrTbe aboT. ar. now ia Stock, an will b tncanaUntrr on hand CbroutB th. season, from whiskplat!., carers. Boat .tores. Coast Orders and theT'ade aenarbiiv, will be pn,piied at market rates b,
FRABTC1S WR1TTAKBB,Parker and ProTi.l.m Marchaat, Sevaath aad Oarr
aUMta, St. Lonls, Ha.Borers to nterraante of Memphis, rBtrall, who do a
proviatoa bnaia. feTloodam
Snsincss Carts.a, B. SHABPI I. B. ESTIt.
J. B. SIIARPE A VO:Wholesale Tobacco Faetort
AWDGENERAL COffniSSIOS ItlEBCEAIITS
0. It FRONT ROW,MP.MPHffi TaTWM
tl-- w will oaaltsau aa, Bartaan ar aaatarn blsin in. same, or Draajda aaaallv aa anad. m aokon. tboosand.1 mrt-l- r
. O. IXOORSfOT B. S. SRAWFOBD.
Flournoy A Crawford,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merehaata,ABD
DEALERS IN PRODUCE,Keep conjlantls oa hand . Ian,, and wall lotted
stuck of
Choice Groceries and Previsions,Salted U CUT aad Cocatrr Trad.
.to. ii Fiio.tT notr,MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
VSr Particalar attaation paid Is Stars 9 and far.wartime. MJO-da-
TALBOT
D BALERS IK
Drugs. Paints. Oils.WINDOW GLASS,
Perfumery, Instruments, Brashes, Etc.,
340 ItTain Street,P A 0 V I N E BUILDINGS.VTTB rail rfa. att.Btloa of Phvaiclaaa, PlaBtart sadTV Bnilders to oar lira. rk. as we offer stroot la- -
d.c.mnts to borers of toads in oar Una.Our PRKSOSIPTinX AND BBTA1L DEPARTMENT
will iw.it, particular attention. lrladtwaw
home JHurvF.4CTrnmnNASHVILLE PENITENTIARY
OR 3ALR AT LOW FRICR8MaaliTille Cedar rt
a a CtBTBS;PtEitios;
.. TabsDippers;Water Cans;
.. .. Br. '. -- ,.! Bocksta;Iron r. Rarkata)
.. CaQD-aa-at ( haira.TV iFt AHAM A E.RC3.
d 38S Halo aWsat, trlnklty Black.
LOOK 10 YOUR INTEREST!
T. & M. FLAHERTY,IaT on haad and ara daily recaiviojt, a larfa aaaort-taan- t
of most slesaat
PIANOS, CABPETS,
Oil. I .IRI'F.TI.YG, ETC.,At No. 41 Union strest,
And lorlt. th. ptlic to call and .lamia, th.lr ttoct ar
pnrohasuit 'where se21
K. c. WEST. ..OEO. A. COCHHA
WEST, COCHHAi A, CO.,(xeneral Commission, Forwarding
AWD
pnonccF. jtiF.Rcn.i.rrs,No. 70 FroDt Row, old ttaad of Stratton,
McDavitt At Co.,MBBTPBIS. 1P.SSsttentioa ciran to tha sals and pa-
rch, of Oottoa, Teheecc,, Ploar. Pork, Baca, Lard,Wheat, Corn, etc. Liberal cash adrancas made oa
to oar frianda in Hew Orleans snd St. Lonls.BErca.BCEa. W. J. Darie, Memphis, Tsnn.l liiv-.-
Walts k Oo., K. O ; Watts, Olvea a. Co., Padacah,Kr ; If. D. Da.i., Clarkavill., Tana.; nardinn, felseoIk Oa., S. Lavi . Blanlon A James, Paris, T.aa.
mrS-- lr
VM. LOUIS ...PHILIP i mallo.Steam aad Gas Pitier. PI
PRa,CTICAI.
PLUMBEHS, STEaIM & GAS FIHESS,16-- Jlairx Street.
TTB bsTS opoaod tbs irajpocti3a of tha pablte thW lanot soloct st- In Motapbirof Ohaadoliors, Pon--aaeta, aVackata, 3all Uxhts, Bath Tubs, Water Cloaots,Wash Huads. 8tem (.tun, Wstrr 4aara, AlarmGac:s, O'.obo Talves, Wbisttos, Lead, Iroa aad CopperPipe. Poatps, ax., and ever) thing coaaoctad witb msMM,
Water, Btrsm aad AUrm Aaakfes rtrrairsd. Jaia-t-r
Direct Importation and no Humbug!
Qe AUt.TS Ptpor IMMbI Obamaaja ;
CijY) IW) box'i fthiaeWtne;t mm hoona Irish Wbisky ;
1 0 caakj Kord. Hsu er Sranntwem ;100 ciscs Loadoti porter and Scotcb Ale
10K pipes tTtard Dapreo Braadr.Coffee, Molassea, Ploar. etc., ore. Po
sals by J. P PKANE,.?- -! w f 16 Prool row.
I860. FALL TRADE. 1860.
HARDWARE 4 1
WW PARK & CO.,(Socceaaors to Hawks, 3mita flt Go.,)
t03. 304 AND 306 M.1IX STREET.
VI NO now rereired tbe irr eater part of oar PALLHA STOCK, we are prepared to otter rreat lndnce-mtnt- a
lo pacaaaera. Oar siixk coasiata in part of,
TINNERS' MATERIALS.
Tin Plat, Sheet Iron, Zinc, Sold.rinw Iront,Bar Tin, Sheet Copper, Wire,
Speltre, etc., etc.
BUILDERS' MATERIALSLocks, Hinges, Sash Pulleys, Latches, Bolts,
wioaow irimmi&gs,
Tofether witb a tail and assortment of Build'ars1 Hardware.
Heavy Hardware.IRON, NAILS, SPIKES, ANVILS, STEEL
CHAINS, GRINDSTONES, BELLOWS,
With a fall stack of
Tools, Agricultural Implements, etc.
W. woald also call th. attention of Ism snd railroadcontractors to oar stock af Wheelbarrows, Sna.ela,Spadea, afattaska, els.
ansa Wat. PARK ft CO.
P. II. HEI.RICH Sc. RO.,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CO N F ECTIOXERS,AND
CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
TTe. 67 Front Row.oa haad a fall aapply af all ktods of Sae StickKSBP Paacr Cadloa, Cakes, Nats, Preeervea, Praiu,
Ptektea, Oysters, Wines, Cif srs, etc.Orders will ba promptly and earefaily fliled, at the
lowest prlcea- - del4-da- i
S ISUil KSH. 8TROTHERand Collector of Claims, aTraa
ATTORN Offlce In Bsak bolldtna;. mar3&-l- y
D. E. THOMAS,Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
AND COLLECTING AGENT,ijlliaat. Toitabtas:
rr Offle. wnth aide of Court se.carf, three do. rlroo atatn straat. JilUm'
JOH. C CARTER,Attorney - at - La w.
MEMPHIS, TENN.tfe, Office la th. Adacta BxpTa. haildins. noIS-l- r
DR. G. W. ACREE,DENTIST,
Court Street, opposite A. T. Wells t Bro.A LL operatloaa performad with tte
jTx. least peesi'Jiepam, aoti ia av nMAiiifni Mirir.cr. Dlseues of the riTu.rvd iAsatth n.re,-fii- ll treated. Artificialteeth Inserted npoa lb raost approved plan, with faar-ant- y
and no bumboa, either old or new, is onai ed tothe paVic with ooofldaaoa la my skill, ec as an
tDducotaent totralt ataiT nee. mnr 1
books: books:ODD-FELLOW- S' HALL.
MPTJBUCAJT COURT;T,HZ The Srtipwreck, by Palooaar;
Lallah Kbook;Oer t rude of Wyosalag;The Lay of tb Last Mioatral;Csrosta Hany;Little Be a sty, etc
For sale H TO VUG k BROTHn,Ha. US Main street.
tf9 Fruler kali. Mempbls. Tann.
SHI.faEES.are Jast ta reeaipt f a larje lot of rery snpe-rl- orWI shingles whtcb we wilt toll eery low to close
the ooMifoaiant. Wa will always keep a sapply ooBand. Call soon, at
PLOURNOT A CRAW PO BID'S,No. II. Front row.
Ssltsffllancons.
Or. W W. rtORtiA,STJAGE0N DENTIST,
OF PHILADELPHIA,Msw Pernasestly LscatetJ is Nentitiis,WHRRB for T ie ha aarfornkai all
oc .or. nBl.arsal jat-a-' ' ii i as to sisn.1 .uooaratana.nl S.tt.rin th. hicaaM encirai- -BBS.' HIS PSIC LOW AS TBEVEBV towkiT. for tbs SITUS tljl't. rr. Hi st A
waenal. Soma rfahf years .inc. he attendant taab at claaps altofttlur, in cow.qn.Tv-- . f th.ir
drilracrix und.acr opon th. natnral fee to aa,aothlna of th. nMarry. ih. pttttftroat breatt. or thetptc aad slaain anal laaa to th wearer of all sachwork. H. inavrts fr.ina a aiaoLC TOOTw to an cnttrttt a a Stti.s (wtAaW clasps) which wnf.ine, cam-f-
, cl.aalioaaa tad Ixt-lU- r rlchaaea. U Bpisl- -o-- of which, and la fact ail th. rarlona sfyTet tHsi
Ja a arafaaiioD, can ha aaaaal niaoBc.,and lor whichMw. aaailil th. riaaT Puannai, at r lataPsIr.Jl
Car fttTB i..rcl.i .:,hr.ri ...wB"TI.D Tr.Tn d.llcat.lr and dnrah'j Riled., t r me noruraf Tath Co
for Clivt Pa' at iaa.rll aia Ha S. Slack. A .I
th. nnitod Mtaaaa) R.a. 1 B. Bdi. H c I Dr. Win.B. Wkiia; Dr. S Starker; Dr C. C Hail, Phllsd.lnhia,Pa- -i A. 1. wu, a. , Dr. J. a Whit.; a. Walk.r a.Br-- ; Chandler k. C. , Hamphis, T.na.
Morgan't Cobal Tooth Powbcb for bsaattfrtnaand praMrriat the TRBTH can alaot,. ..btaioad st EOrricr, in MAIN stbst uppiisits odd pbl.LOWS' If A 11- - HSHPBIS, TH Minl.dswlr
If E T H E R I aL , ,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS,j No. 335 MAIN STREET.
Below Cnlon, wtst tide,
GnEEJTEAnS BLOCK.
T qoAltt, and price we def, airnpauiton. eampl.teX stock in ...rr department.
COD I.ITCB OIL, to tbe trade at msnof sctnrsr.'arieas.
SraTaTIBSS' DUBLItT POBTBB.WIMU ABD BBAKBIB8,
ABTIST9' ASD BUILDEBS' atATKBIALS.BBHSHRS IN f.i,A SSWABE,PBttPT'BTKRT. TOILBT ARTirLBS. .tc, et.
Atants for Lynn's Put. CaMwba Braad,.One of the Srm ts st th. Bast, aelKtint the Purest
Opera tcalathat can b.oblainl fur ua- - pre.cnpuon esse.13 Prices to snit the limes
DEARING At WETHERILL.BovIS-d.- SIS Maia strawl.
Notice of Copartnershiphavo ':,. i.- sold to Mr. TOO. 8. J lOISOWI rd lotcrcat la ear basiaoas. Uer-tft-
nor bastoosa will oo cosstlaciotl nailer th aama aad stylaat 3TEERT, nrSGtRPOXD fc JACESOM. Tbankrntfor tbs past patrucaxi btrTWHl upva tha old Una, vihepo by tliiidtaaco to oiorit its cioLiaaaaco to tbo aoar.
STRUT k BrSGK&roU).Mempbii-- , JaDaary 1, 1BCI
STREET, HUNGERFORD & JACKSON,
South end of Rope Walk in Navy TarJ,MKMPIIIS, TBNNKS3SS,
af all kind, of BalLROADMANL'PAfSTrjRarRS CABTS, DBATS, .tc. Branand Iron Castiusa, Wrontbt and flailinas,and ..cry description of BI'ILDKBh' IRON WDBK.
Mschiaa and Joohin, Work of all kinds prompt!lo.
1st tni STKBtT, HWKIiKBPORD a JACKSON.
. D. L. STEWABT J. B. Aloci,Raleigh Memphis.
STEvTAUT AftUEE,Atlorneys and (Yunselnrs at Law,
(Otic at Raleigh, an In Register's OfBce Bailding,)
Corner of ( ourt fit Third Streets,IVtoi-aCLjoliiA- Toixa.
rySaec.el Attention w: lections, Conveyanrincaadlnrestii:atiBg Ti!lea.etc. l
For Rent.VTB OffBH FOB BR NT tile OPTICS now orcnpie.lW bf as a ewramlesioa nffloe, ami, if dMired, will
sail upon reasonable itrmt all Hi. Offlee Fnraitsra.also offer for rent th. COTTON 8HBD AND
WABBHHC3B, oa Madison street, now oceapied b, as.If ASON ai CO ,
f.in-l- WI kSB street, sp sirs.
WTTH
KT6K.tiA St CODS in rore.gn sad Domes' HWHOLESALE fled Whisky, Paucy Oroeariaa, Ta-
basco, CsAars, etc.,Ha. 1&9 Main Street, Webster Black,
V O T I C E.sold oar tock of Bt,ks, Sutiotiary, etc., toHaving Wade h. Co., after thanking our fnenji and
the public for the very liberal patronage extended uas, we uoet cordially solicit for the aow flrm a cuotiaa-aot- ca
of their favors.Vim. PATTiSOS h to.
To the Public.As yon perceive, I have purchased U.e tock of Bork
and Stationery of Mes-r- s Oeo. Pattisos h. Co. I pu-rple t i cnnd'ii t the business ander the name an1 styled H. Wade Si Oo. Moat respectfully do I solicit r thebooaa a share tJ pabiic patraaage.
JaS HllfRT WiDI.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Youug Sc Brother,HALL.
TACTICS flchossl ef the Trooper, of theCATALRTand of tbe Squadron.Rifle and Light Infantry Tactics. By Brev.
W. J. Hardee.Bancroft's History of tha United States. Fall calf.Works of JobB O. Calhoun. S vols.Irviass Works complete. SS vslsGold Pens, Pocket Knives, Port Polios, Crayons, Writ-
ing Desks, Work Boxes, Pocket Books, Slobes forSchools, Sterreea copes and Tiews, Bills Lading, Notes,Drafie, Biit Hzcbange, etc. Por sale by
TOnjIG a BROTHKR,jalS nail
C 11 Cacti ILL-- . .a. C. ITASIWEA1 HE a.
l. c. rn i rc Kin. sc co- -(now permaaantly Located)
No. I I Eschauge BnildinK,DEALERS Iff
FEED AXD PR0BUCE GENERiLLT,
No 12. EXCHANGE BUILDING,
co9 fl ernphii. Tenn.
GU.WT OIL WORKS,v a v v v a r n ,
TAtlearaaiolxlaat, ToiliaoaiBoo,afaaofactnr. and keep far aaie Cmde and Banned n
Seed Oils, Oil Cat aad Oil Cat. Meal.
Sonthers Stock Food.
aaed. Oil Meal and Cake ar. th. cheapestCOTTON nntrietone f'jod fnr all kinds of stock .re-does nor. MILK and BUTT BR, aad a richer anj moradelicate flavor than an, .lh.r kep at all time a onhand in Quantities to salt psrctiaafre, at th. Worke.
d.ll-I- v
Trust Sale.AVISO given hood and as required byH law, 1 will, by virtue ef power vested in m aa
trnstee. at the Arcade, on Union street, on THURSDAY,the lath of Marrh, IPS!, betwraa the hoora of 11 aad 15
ocock, proceed to sell at pabiic sale, to the higheet bid-
der for casta, a certain Lot ef Land, lying ut ShelbyoDonty, Tennessee, near Memphis, and more partica-larl- y
deembed In a deed from J. M. D. Miller to tn as
trasiae. to aecare certain deferred paymenta thereiamantijned, said deed being new of record ia tbe Regis-ter's oVe of Shelby coonty, in Book 43, pages 135 aadtag wberela redemption is waived, reference to whichis hereby made. JOHIf Bnwy , Trnstee.
telS-t- d M- C. CATCB tk BOH. Aactloneers.
YOUNG & WELD'S WANTS !
WE WA1VT TO BCTKegro Woman, a good cook, washer, etc , etc.
OMI Neero tjirl, twelve or fourteen years old.
WE WA5T TO HIRE,Three egro Men, common laborer?.One Negro Woman, good cook, washer, etcOne Jfegro Oiti, as a nnrse and boose set vant.
WE WANT TO SELL,One Wegro Maa, a Xo. 1 hand for $l0Co.Oae Negro Boy. eighteen years old. Ism, bat an eff-
icient boase servant. The owner most have sooney, andwill sell for $550.
WE WISH TO tXiHiUF,Improved City and Sabarbaa Property for Parnung
Land, in calUvttiou, with er withont eegroes.Wo wish also to exchange valoableSsbort-a- Property
for Dry Aood? or Grocerieg.Any person hanag snch property, and wishing to
make socb an exefaaote, will and it to tbeir advantageto call on as.
WE HATE FOR RENT,Several of the mot. desirable sitaations in the city
Among those wa enumerate, a large BriskBuilding, corner of Linden and DeSoto streets ; a bean-tif-
fteidnce on Landerdale street, with an excellentgarden, orchard, aad flva acres of land attached. Also,fuar handaoaae Cottage Residences, new and neatly im-
proved, oo Madieoa and Maaree streato.
WE HATE FOR SALE CHEAP,a elegant Watch, coat $900, will set; for $:oo
A Lady 'a Watch, for aaie cheap, and same Diamonds
at IS per cent. less than their valao.TOUM0 tt WKLD.
3S1 Main street,jjjO Over Mansfleld A. Co.'s Drag Store.
ATTENTION ! ATTENTION !
Stationery-rStationer- y.
n.sf arsortmeat sf Latter aad JTote !ap.r everTUB in thiscltr.
V. in.it. parttmisr sttMJtinn to onr beantiftilLeU.r sad Kt Paaer, ooasislins of the fol-
low mc st,l.. Bamssk Wasa, Datnssk Baticalstsd.Windaor Canrt, Windsor Amher Laid, BTindsor Betie.-la'.e-
tee La Bae Bral MeAe, Ds La Bn. B e Damssk,FTeneh Psfasr, uanrud eak.rai Mataaa V.IIatu Balh,Marlines, Arat'.sooe, Victoris, tlEAdrills. Aleo, Moorain. Paper and BnTelonea, of esery d.svr.ntioa.
Ball and make jonr ae!eeti..TOCBf fc BRO
aalt Under Hall.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
H. WADE & CO.,363 WAIA STREET. 363
LOST PBIK0TPLB i or, Th. SwUoaal sVinillTUB By Barbaruaaa.
Hias Gilhart's CarMr.Lift of Wat. T. Farter.Th Loat asmfar.Ood.r's Matasiue, for March,reterson's Mstasla.. for Marcsj.Knickerbocker Msfasm., for March.Harper's Macaain., for March ; at
R. BTADB tr OO ,
felt-da- Ml Main afreet, Memphis.
flforrttarffli
Valuable Standard
BOOKS,IN FINE B NDINGS,
SUITABLE POR
Christmas and Holiday
PRESENTS,
FOR SALE BT
CLEAVES tV VADEN.Ixjnion steeet depot,
THE HISTORY OF THE CRUSADE9.JoaepU Francoit Michaud. Traot-late- d
from the French by W. Robsoa. In1 vols., llmo., half ealf.
HIRTORT OF ErROPF.,from th. comm.BM-me-of th Kr.neb Revolution to tb
Restoration of Bourbon, ia 1815. ByArchibald Allison, L.L. D. In 21 vt Is.,8ro., calf, gilt marble edge.
THE WORKS OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH.Edited by Peter Cunningham. In 4 vola.to., half calf and full calf.
THE WORKS OF MRS. SHERWOOD.Uniform editioa. In 16 vols., half calf.
HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar-tln- e.
Translated from tbe French. Ia 3vols., half calf, gilt back.
THE DIVERSIONS OF PURLEY. By JohnHorn Took. To which is annexed bis let-ter to John Dunning, Esq. 1 vol., 8vo.,cak. London.
THE MAY QlEE.V. By Alfred Tenav-Bo- n,
Poet Laureate. Splendidly illus-trated by E. V. B. 8 to., nor., gilt.
THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected andillustrated by Harrison Weir. FiBe Tur-key morocco.
POETS WIT AND HUMOR. Slcted byW. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun-
dred engravings ; full gilt, cloth and mo-
rocco.
THE TEMPEST. By Wm. Shakipear. Il-
lustrated by Foster, Dre, 8kill, Sladerand Janet. Quarto.
THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A. M.,with a men.oir of his. lif. Originallypublished under the superintendence ofOlinthot Gregory, L. L. D., in 6 vols., fulleair,
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONORA-BLE EDMUND BUKKE. In a vols.,12mo., full ealf, marbl. edge.
THE LITERARY WORKS OF SIR JOSHUAREYNOLDS, first President of th RoyalAcadem), with a memoir f the au.tior.By H. W. Beecby. In 2 vols., 12mo., halfcalf. London.
LIFE OF LORD BYRON, witb als Lettersand Jsnnals. By 'Ib.mas Moore, Est)6 vols., calf.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the p.aeeof Utrecht to the pear, of Versailles,17131783. By Lord Mahon. In 7 vols ,
full ca'.f, marble edge.
WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,comprising his Essays, Bioerapbiral andBibliographical Notices, etc By W.Hazlitt. In 4 vols., half caif.
FOR SALE BY
Cleaves 4 aaen.Window Shades.
lcb, aaaas and bupp bolland shadks,B made lo ,.r ;.r and pot ;? Dr an azperienceo bao't.PBBKMAS k OO..
,60 Maia sir. el, Provta. Uaek.
Artists' Materials.LRBOOKAPBS, BffaBAVINaa.Bta
FltEBMAB" fc CO.,IM Main aweet, Prswin. block.
For Comfort and Economy,TTIB V EN ITI A V BLINDS mannfaatnrad JUSB FBBBMAN J CO.,
ano Maia meat, Pro.ine block.
HOME MANUFACTURE
OLASSRS, PABI.OK MIRBOBS,LOOKIXO and PICTCBB PBAMBS, UILT MOLLD-IHU-
aa cheap aa the, san ba impartad, at
FREETIA' a f O.'S.350 MAIN STREET,
fit.: .) Pv.m. bloek
S. J. CAMP ..MBADCB. It CO.
CAMP & CO.,(Sacceasora to Sroavenor, Camp 4V Co..)
piano, nmivTniRE,LaaaaaaaaaaaaaSl AKDjTTTiCarpet Dealers.
AVOS from th clearatd Baaellon Brothers, A. mPI J. Eaath. sod othera front New Tort.
Bo. .wand Parlor Saiu. ewesrsd with Broeal.ll.;aad Walant Saita, cas.red wit Hsircl.ih sad
Plash; Bosewood, Mahoranrsad Walant Badroont Soils;a fall Bsearameat af all arttataa tt
COMMON FURNITURE.Tfc. hast Sprint Bottoms far . Bair, Cotton. Moat
BBd !...- -, M TTBB.SI' Tape.tr- Brnwe's. iatltp!r. Sopor an. Insrain CABPBTIKOS. OIL CAJtPST-Uf-
frew thrw to eirtts.n feet wide.LiXiEiMS or hi eibu
HHP Ac in. .Old Stand, Mo. SBO Main r.rsst.
aaie--ir Mnpbls. Tnn.
ECLIPSE STABLEsold as interest in the "EclipseHATIMO Stable." to Jno. M. Pi-- tbs bnsi- -fl'tn will tearafter ba condTc'ed
noier theatyl-o- f Hnnt h. rui. T. W. ITT NT.
We will keep on hand at tha " hell pee," tha beetstork tbat the market can afforr, and will fnrn ah snchtnraonts as will give entire satisfaction to ail the pa-
trons of the ad a- popo.ar stand. If good teams andcoastant attecticsn ti the wants or onr enstomers willdo it, wa will eadaavor to pi aaas.
Hories boarded by the day, week, or month, npon themost reasonable terms.
rofi-l- HtTNTa; PTSC.
Opening of the Fall Fashions!On Saturday, October 6th,
aAt 320 TVT,1n Street.MISS M. PERDUE, of Baltimore,
r etnmed from th. Bast wifh a sbsta. eeleeHATllCf the rst lmportio, honses. is saw m--a
pared to 09am with fan aad winter fash ions of
MILLIE ERY,In all Its branch.. She will keep constanttne CEOiro.1 an.Hit. Cape, Bead IH Blbbona, sic. , wit a lall aa- -
. . A .mA V.MW
Arucle. nBB38 HAXIKQ attei to la th. letsst,l.. oos-'- 7
ewforncm
WESTERN SFICE MILLS,SAiirr Loim, mo.
Gronnd Coffee, Splcss, Mustard, Catsups, etc.Office, 33 Second Street.
MORRIS Jt GARESCHE,
LOUISYILLEPAPER MILL
.a. V. DTJPONT & CO.,as a a cr ac TCAxaa or
Sews ss4 Book Prtatis Paperabd rsaAXxa is
PAPERS OF ALL aaJfDS,
Printers' Mnks. c..4T7 rial pa St. . Louisville, Kj.
. BOBBIN fc BRADI.CY
.t. SO Wovr-rr- t Street,NEW YORK,
IaporteH uJ Fboiesaie Detkra
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njTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, FIT.
HAVB Oae ntshliahad mora than TWTIMTT-PIV-
r' do aa BICLCSITB Bonlher aaatSaeth wvatera
Sol. Aa.au for B Bo CBLBBBATBD SCKSand known OVA I. STB COTTOM HOBS.
aS dawaw.lr
Western Produce:B0LLING, BIGG 3 & CO ,
No. 6 XJamloi StrtATM no hand aad -r aal. lent, lota of We .to --H aa .as wror.ries. euaabsuaat tfew ha. Irtah Potataa.; WShrls. Omens;
SSU sarks oaioaa; 1SS toiaa Caaaaa ;BBS sacks Cora ;SO Del. "..ear, .arloa. '.randi ;Ttf, reams Wrappi.s Papas' ;
0n d.aen Bnrk.ta ;
MO brla. Whiskri M brU. 1abi150 piKe. Power Loom Batting ;US coil. Boae iloo sack. HaaM I ISO taa.. Starch ;BBS boxes reratars, fraah . aktled and aBtsa ;10 btxa Sosp,IS boxes Tnis c. all qaalitiaa I
aw has. Citoa Tarns;tea teiiTb.ii Lead;
SB caraeaa IndLao ;MO brla. Domestic Tan and Liaaara;
S casks Impartad Braadr iWlih a treat rarl.tr of 1-t- f sanls. nbrarisc P .SrattB, Marurda, Blackina, Malcaaa. aHaaad eia.-Pappo-
Cinnamon, lo..s, Mac. Alapica. Pick os, Ta-ns. Bail la papers. Causa Cordaaw CaaaataaroM. Wa :
Snsk.u. BoU.1 L:iaors, Wax Can, lea of ear ions co.orsMe. . .tc.
P.rsoa wtahias t senaptr thaaiselrn with oharaOeorariea, woald do wall la call and exaraiae tad. tiox.
TraM Sale.virtae af a Daed of Trast exeatod ta me IBTUvea aad Sanaa J. Kirce, oa tbe 14U lav
1SS, and of reco.-'- f m tke ofllca of tbe Frohatelae enaaty ot Tippaa. aad Bute ot Miseieairt'i.parpoaa ef secartng certaia df Ms therein aasbe-- laa tbe 14TH OP MAB H HKXT, st tbe real'tbe lata L. 9. live, sell ta tbe hicheet bidder ftbe fetlowlag tracts or percent f land, to w;quarter stBsnion of laad aa.n wturb ;be late L. C
hvd, aad npon tuca bis stafaa. sawsaiu vae iat the tine af tbe ex cation of said deed j
handred
fjie "ant, of the rTb title is b!ieve4 to
vey oaly each title aa baa
J. W. WATSON & CO.
.To. 2 Jtonroe Street,Betweea Main Str et aad Froot Wow,
EiS & STUM PIPE FITTERS
to iaforns tbe iMfclM in eenral tbat tkDKSIES tbe largest aad best selected sweg ot
das Fixturesta the city, Bnlldiags Sttd rrp at short notice.
STEAM WORK.Rtaam Pip. and Pitting,. Sheet Laad. Lu Laad Pip
of, all kind aas sisea.
f vanAll kinds of Bras, and Iras fare and Lift Pamirs Is
ratlraada, cuter ua, deep wen and hear Pomps.
BATHS.Bathe tried up ia th. nwet rosapseta atjl. Ail w
warrantad.SMART'S
PATENT FOBtE PI TIPS.We h.. hoatht th. State rlabt for the sale af these
ntraordinarr Pomps. We, and ...rr mechanic thaihas oaramrnMt mem. ; rTOrmca tawna ih. most oaatslBfares pmnp that haa .rer been meant eu or e.r will b.br .mphritr snd dnrahllitr. Ttie. parap aained t hepria. si the Nw Tork Stat. Pair.Pair and Ohi dtata Pair. Call sod
f.bJt-daw- l.
SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET .4 TO TRTA-- STORE.rpni r;r.'rs!gned having paoel in taa Caraab aadX Cor ia in ts now prepared to show to hia
frien-i- sad tha pnbl.c aa eatiriiy new Black ,4aadcnrtaia gooda. Velvet, Tapestry, Brnaaela, sopaxuhl commoa Can-ets- , Baoa, Mala. Mattings, Coco a.
etc. Si 'It. Dam ear. Le aad r xirr-r- cTassels. Loops, Banda, Pirtnre Cords. Ceinios, etc. Boltaad aThito Holland of diar-B- t widths, MM T sndcapes and plain Shadea. Floor Oil Clotha, froea u id
teet ide. fiakle h. hfntut' Sewing Marhtnes. the bestfamily sewing naeehiaa asds, tor frara $SS to S'tS Tbebest of wnrvmieii m nar:a to rat, mate anl tay
h m eaosvasohvMS Main trt. JrSF-.- n Rlork
1 CARD TO THE Pl'BLU.
'o.ml: com:baea eagaged ta tbe asal traa for taa aaat
1HATR years I have boated coal to this market fortha retail city and ateaaaboat trad, aad have learnedrrom experienca tha aaeeasuyaf having iheaper fart ia
than haa heretofore been frimihd to ber e.
The aoooesmee af the rieb aad ranr alikeihe change proposed, an t while I do aot preload, to
tha fart that I Intend ta make wme money, it ianot the ieaa true that I shall iaa pobi bs factor Irtdiw have oa hand a large eappiy of Qreen river eoal.which 1 have always fnraiahed at a pnee far belw taatwhich mast bo paid for Puis burg cool. The pieces aranot aow so larg aa the coal fcrorks received from Pitta-bar- s,
hut these grow larger as tha mine is awaotrated,aad with each lahipmeat ie me, by spring tbe Inmts willbe as large aa the Isrgaet taken from the Pittabnrg piu.9raoe river coal ooata me ieaa than that from tb head-water ef the Ohio, aad T therefore gall It low, aad netbeeaaae tt s aat sa valaable far all parpeaee. I bavarJeemed it useless ta obtain aad pnbhsb certificates ssits properties from thoo wbo oaa it here. Tre it, aad
sbecka are the carUScatea I want. I bava, how-
ever, a larger stock than ever before of PiUaborg anal,which goes eff at market prices. I wuald state, ssora-ve- r.
that thoea who bay froaa me pay money ie aa estcitlsea af Memphis, all that t mak goes nto eircala-U-
hers. I (aha aothif from tha city which war crs-at-er
did ass Intend shootd go awar, sm.-- ba did not haveon a ooal had. Ksa yoar nKaey at hems, and
stand by yoar own people, which yon can sssnmp.isb ybaying ooal at the Bins Offlce, on Jsffsraun. or at thefoot ef rVplar street,
noT THOMAS JAMSH.
Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis.
JOS. LS.VOW, Preet. C HAMILTON Snp't.MAIfAOSBS:
JOS. LINOV, T. M. ALUUT W. 9. M'l.LSBJ. M. WILLI AMStfV, W B HAMLIN
Cemetery is two mile rntb-ea- froea tha cityTHM of tbeooasaaaxy la m th greunds. whe'sthe Sopermieosiea: may at all ume ba rca. Wbea hIs aat m the offlce, ring the ball, and ha will soon appar.
Terms invariably cash. anlSdly
.11 AIM STREET. S83BRINKLET'S BLOCK.
Ingraham Sc Lees,ATB now on hand, and will aeil to whole!, btrr--H s,s, at nireailr Ul. rsivao,
WMh Tat!SMdoaen Snck.U;
60 boxes Clothes Pine ;
SOBollintPina:
Market BasketsAa a rcarinlele stock ot 3011 Ooda. Trr v-- aai. r.,,1.1 roar mores, at th. WOBTfJ. D. it
A. Vaccaro & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AMD IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, Liquors, CiRtrs, Ete,
No. 7 Front Sow.
IN STORE JND FOR SJLE100 basket diss. Fairs ChBaapafjne, direct
from Bbeiaas, Tranes;100 baskets Heidsic at Co.;50 baakets Gol.eo Spra ;
50 rases Widow Clicqoat ;
5t cases Cabinet ;100 casea Sparkling and Still Catawba500 cases Claret, different brands ;100 cases Sauterne ;
100 casea Sardinea, 1 aad ;10 of. pips Cognac Brandy ;20 or. " "ISOeiehth " "
100 caaka London Porter, qts. and pts.;50 casks Scoteb Ale, in stoat. rs,direci
from Edinburf.ALSO,
Sufrar, Ctfee Molasses, Bacon, LafIcnr, etc., etc.,
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