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Habeas Corpus

LITERALLY meAns . have The body" The NeEro vita
the Mortar, Who has % lonss presided over the Drus
Store near the W0rshsm House, . removed 70 No sal
Main street, south Of Union, where hundreds are de-
iightsd 10 see his agreeable looking face.
4 s. Hughss. Dr-F. MsGowu or he polite ami se-
oompiishd eierks. Eessrs. A.. EyTich and John wright,
Be pleased e sitsnd 70 TIE uaats o. al od eusto-
nsrs or wait uPOu the pubiie dsy or night. Puserip-
tons or Medicines put uD IN the most rsliAhie mannsr
at che lowest CASH prices " This Is he place where
the famous AeGovn's Dogwood aud Iron Tonic. Bitiers,
a ~Permznsat surs Tor ghils, Fevers, Dgspepssa. ke.,
stomach Bitteu, KsEence OF Tar, Golden Pector.L A.
&e-, are prepared and sold.
Or. 7. NcGOENrs omes is At TIE Drug store. whers
be may Be found By those who desire rs professional
services. septs-Tm
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PUEIsHED-A negro at the fair grounds
yesterday, struck one of the assistant Marshals
and ran of into the woods. He was pursued
and Overtaken, and being tied to a tree received
retributive Justice in the shape Of a whipping.
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a Rev. W. CAREY CRAsE, of Mississip-
ri, viii preach at the BssI street Baptist
Church, this morning. at II O'Clock.
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HEALTH OF Nav ORLEASs-Ths n. o. papers
repor; 135 deaths for The week ending October
Is, 1857. Seventeen Of those who died were
women, SO men, 80 girls, ard % boys, 10 col
ored, and IS Of the children were under two
years Of age.
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~: orleans = Cairo
SEASON ARRANGEBfEN7
Regular Memphis & st. L0HiS Packet,
~(CoHaeeting triih n & C. Railrocd)


JOHN A.. HlE.er.
J n OWES AMI II. g. J0HSsoS. Clerks
LEAVES Memphis every NDA 81 e
2 1'c'Cck P n. arriving az Cairo and 81. fhAAA
louis In time 70 mike Connection VIII
tai. for the North and East. @
L-aves cairo for S. Loais every TUESDAY,. at
cock P.
Leaves s. Louis for Memphis svery ? IDA at
o'ciock Pm.
Leaves Cairo for Memphis every SATURDAY o.
$50 A.. n.
The steamer Rodciph is unsurpassed O. sped. and her
superior sec mn 0daiious for c6mf0r o. pssseugrrs. Ire
travelling pubfc can rely co ibis boat -gualrirr n tats
trade, and makinF TIE c-nnrctIons As above stated.
L~AVALLETTE. SHTBLET & 70,
nm~T-au4 a--a
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FRwND WOOD Il was a long time sstar 7 saw y q
81 Blissaeld bsfor- I got the 5ortie o. Restorative FOR
rhich yea gave me an order Hpon y Ut aver In Detroit.
and Wien I gCti 30 We c0rciuded 70 Try It on Ers. MAINS
hai-. as the surest test Of IT, power. It has done all that
you arsr red NE lf Eozld dos and others o. nv family and
friends, having witnessed Us Elects, are noE using and
ee1nmeRdinr is u.e 20 others a. entitled 10 the high-
est consideration you C ain for IT,
Assln, very respectfully and truly yours,
anma.amw rnW-N-
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EDO not forget Professor MoGEHEE's
free lecture at oda Fellows Han, Monday
night. Subject, Live BY Electricity.
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ARKEsTED-A couple Of HegrOes became
savage in the nsighborhoOd Of the fair grounds
yesterday, and inculged in a butt and fist fight,
for which they we're arrested. A second couple
of similar comPlexionsd /" gsmnsn " for run
ming a buggy race on the main drive, on their
own private account; were also taken into
custody.
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In ChanceTr a. Memnhis,

IL ShaICCA OA AACAA pills.
VITA OF TENNESSEE.-At Rules held in the Clcrks
- once, Chsncsry Side OF The Common Law and Chan
cery Court Of the city Of Memphis, Monday, October 9Th
1891,
James D. Coz, Complainant
&c.
George :. wsldran and David r. Page, hrm Of valdraI
a. Page, Defendants.
II appearing from aadavit fled in ihis cause that th.
Defendants sc rEe B WAldran and David H. Page 81,
n0n-rvsiients Of The state Of Trnnesses IL Is Oruersd thB
hey do enter their appearance herein bsiore or within
The frst three dsys q the next terra Of said Court, 20 b
hid on The sth Mo.day IN November next, Qs5D and plead
answer or demur 20 Compartments Bill, or the same wi
be taken for confessed a. 10 them. aud sci foI hearing e.
parfe-snd that a clpy Of this order Be published once
Feek Tor fouF successive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
Acupy-atuest- JOHN G LANlER-
Clerk ana Master
By R. A. PARKER, IT, d. c and n.
~ARDs0S 4 HIGGs, collectors for ooL.9lainants.
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NEW York, October - -The Secretary Of War unc
Cen sooti to-day visited and inspected the various fOrt'
in the Rarb0r.
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Erie and Illinois Central Railroad Affairs.
NEW YORK, OF. 2t-Ere KalrOsd loan rssehed
s7O0,00O. Hereafter there Win be no floating dept over
s25o,O30 crszt-d, except By a vote q the stockholders.
Arrangensnts have been completed whereby the Hi
nos Central Ranroud win be able to resume payment on
esupons. On Monday next.
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WAsHIxeToS, October 24.-The New School Prssby-
trian Synod adopted a report OF the COMMITTEES recon-
mendiug the withcrsvsl Of the Synod from the General
Assembly, in oOnssgusnea Of It's action on the slsvery
question-thirty yeas and three rays. Nays kessrs.
Sunderland and Haskell, Ct Washington, and DunnIng Of
Baltimore. The Synod sdlpied the resolution approving
The 3 ton lately had al Ri hmond and pledgiug iiself 70
Cooperate and meet at Knoxvine, Tennsssees the hrst
Thursdar o. ANN.
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A CARAVAN FoR TEXAs-At the close of
last week Samuel NJ. Scott, Esq, one Of the
most prominent Of our citizens, (says the
Lynchburg COurier,) and his whole family,
consisting of children, grandchildren, and
children in-law, together with fifty or sixty
slaves, started in the good old-fashioned
wagon moving manner for the great State #
Texas. The possession being nearly a quarter
of a mile in length, must have been an i'm
posing one, and being patrisrchal in character,
must have brought to mind the migrations OF
Abraham and other ancient gentlemen who
moved about from place 70 place with a long
retinue Of men, women and children, tents,
herds, camels, horses and dogs.
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Prof. Haskeu,s EIeetric nm

Asupply Of this Wohferful Medicine for The eure o.
Rheumatism. DsasnsrS, Piles. corns and an nervous Dis
eases, headaches and Pains. has been received b. HAR-
BIN c where It eau Be Obtained. The suserins
should purchase a bottle Immediately. See advertise.
meut IN another ooiumn. "
PRoF. HAsHELL.-The following testimony In favor
Of Dr.. HASKELL Eisotrie Oil IS furnished as 70. pubHea.
tiont
PRoF. HAsEELL-Dear Sir I feel It to be ny duty "a
inform the public, thrOuEh you, what your wonderful
&" Electric Oh" has done for ny family. Ny wife Ia.
been Aiamiugly troubled with falling Of tire womb end
pains in the back and breast. I bolght one bottle Of
your oil yesterday. and today she Is entirely free from
pain, and sends her Earmest respects for your success
and prosperity. I have hfd a rheumatic pain in my
shoulders and ans for a long tue and IN ten minutes
from the time applied your on, the pain vas ali gone.
Il . truly a wonderful rshedy FER ell pains. such as We
have been suHsrirg with, and e~heerfally give this te--
umonial OF is Effects.
G. T. sWIFT. Merritt House
Sworn and subscribed before me, this d.y, 4thof July.
1857. LIBERTY WAITE. Justice o. ne p ,os
Such testimony tells an "o'er true taisy' worth col
umns OF made certificates all over the land, and a great
wav Of.
ForsEeb By s. MANSFIELD & co. PSF Main-st
Try it, ye sufe'ing and sfiicted. oct4-dsEiy
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TIE AUGMENTATION AND RE PANIc.-
Tie Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times, in a recent letter to that paper,
SAYS: The Administrator has evinced a most
creditable disposition 70 DO every thing in its
power to relieve the distress consequent apon
the uonetsry revulsion. Your columns have
already paid inst and filling tribute 10 the wis
dom and liberality with which Secretary Cobb
has directed the operations of the Treasury
Department to this end, 80 far as possible, in
eonsistence with the law. IL it shall Ultimate
" be determined, as now proposed, to push the
construction Of the District wster-works, on
the entire line, at once, profitable employment
will be afforded to all the bricklayeTs and la
borers now here for the greater part Of the
winter. A million Of dollars stands appropri-
ated to this work, and it is proposed to expend
the whole of it within the next few months, II
necessary, in order to afford employment to all
good worknen who need it. The plan will be
adopted, nnless, on further examination, il shall
seen inconsistent with the public interest. IN
any event, the President and his Official advi-
sers deserve credit for the dispositionto relieve
the threatened suffering in thousands OF poor
families. Let NE caution mel, however against
rushing hither, In Consequence Of this para
graph, in hope of finding employment; for it is
not probable that the proposed relief can be
extended bevond persons already here"
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Do ChancerY I'D Memphfs.

CrATE OF TENNESsEE-At Rules held in the Clerk
= omce, Chauoery Side OF the Common Law and Chan.
=ry Court OF the city Of Memphis, Monday, October oh
1857.
>. ". Martin and A. N. Davis, COmplsinsnis,
rs.
Catherine Jones, Elijah Oliver and George R. Powell,
Defendants.
Isppearine from AFFIDAVIT fled in this cause, that tn
Defendants, Catherine Jones, he a NONRESIDENT Of tn
state OF Tennessee Il is ordered that she do euter hel
appearance herein before or within the FIRST three rayi
4 the next term ~ said Court- 10 be held on the fourth
Monday In November next. Qs571 and plead. answer, Of
iemur 10 C0mpiainants bill ana amended bill, or thl
hearing ez-pdTie and that . copy OF this order b. pub
ished once q week FOR four successive weeks in tn
Memphis Appeal.
A copy-aIteSt.
JOHN c. LANIER CLERK and Master.
By h. A. PARKER gr., d. c. q n.
JAMES WIcKERsHAN, solicitor for eomplainants.
ocf1a-VHuafH
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Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1.
d Numbers Of Pioneer Nook snd Ladder Company
Ne. 1. will take notice that hereafter the sisasl FOR the
assembling Of the members will be two strokes q Ne.
rs bell. By order. n. c. PRIDDY,
oet2 ~ Secretary.
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Diarrhea, FIux and Dysentsry.

DAaEIn&as EAuG ana
Bowel A~h-ct'ons, even IN ths mlldest forms. are r.
sarded - among TIE 20 81 forms % sickness and dis
ease, peculiar 20 this or auy other cHmste and b Ere
quenuy the cause OF other more serious aracff1ns
thereby isying the fouudltian FOR a long prot1 acted
chronic disease Particularly IN this, the csse win
chndren and mitde sged , rsons, who, unmmdful OF
he c0nsrqueucast that swat them. arr disposed 70 trea.
slight amlctiou viii contempt, and rgari u a. one Of
the momsnt and not for q time But reminder. Health.
is the richest blessing We can acqui-ss and it hehooves
Us toiakecare. Son - We s~EDerience the sliEhtesf symp-
tens Of DarrhsUl, 70 50 Immediately and purchase q
bottle OF Dr.. Sl-dge's DiauhRa Syrup. enc does o..
which, II taken In time, viii relieve the most obstinate
case; and should Il continue, take the Syrup every tuu
or three hours, 70 vii c-rtainiy dut relief IT'S mid
and ptessant, 50 hat children Ill take II WITH impunity
Any OF al 81 The sbovs Medicines can be found At au
Of the Drug Stores in the principal cities and tEns
throughout the country
Rem-mber to inquire for "Dr Sledgss Nervous Tonic.
Z Or -s,edgrs Hoarhound Pectorl," and Dr.. sleige's
Cholera or Darrkpa Syrup. q
Prepared only By
J. N. sLgDGE ACO,
Druggists. Memphis. Tenn,
To whom al orders msst be ADDRESSED. ccf7
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In Cha8ceFy at Memphis.
CTATE OFTENNEssEE-Proe-ediag hsd in the Clerks
- once, Chaneery Eids Of the Common Law aud Chan
csv Cont OF the CITY Of AeHphls, On Tussdly ooto.er
20th, 1857.
John s. Clsyb-ook, ComPI inAnt
Patrick MCCORMICK, Defendant.
It appearing from sndavif Sled In this cause thst tht
defe dant, PAT, Mccormack. l. a non-residento Of The State
81 Tennessee Il Is order~d that be d. enter his a. pear
anoe berrin. before 0r within NE hrt Tires days 81 the
nsxt term o. said Court. 20 b held on the fourth Monday
20 November next. QS579 ana plead. ansver, or demul
10 G mplaiusurs bnl, or TIE same will be takrn for con-
fssssd - 70 him, and set fr hearing "a Psrfs and
that a copy Of this order be published one a week for
four successive Eeeksiu the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest: John y LANTER,
Clerk and Master.
B B. WADDELL, solicitor for complainant.
oct2I laval
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Marlb 6Itftipn.
FOR COUyTY


FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorised 70 announce WILLIAM G. LAM
Trv,ie- 81 sbsIb1 ooupty a. he epsuiSs MACE e,sesIos,
edis-dawts
ron COUNTY TRUSTEE.
WILLIAM P A is 4 candidate for re-eIectlon for
the ones OF County Trustee q shelby county At the en-
suing March election serr7-daWtes
lea For Sheriff.
ROBT. SMITH is a candidate for sHERIFF OF sheiby
County al the ensuing March lection seVs dhvte
FOR CONSTABLE.
in. SAINT Is = candidate for the once Of Constable
~ the usrt election IN March, In the Fourteenfh Civil
Disuiot- anEle-te-
FOR CONSTABLE.
WI are authorised and Ttquested % announce q.
HoLLENBECE as a candidate fOr the onoe Of Constable
In ne Finh Clvi District At TIE snsu ng March cleo
ton. Octis-ts'e
FOR STATE COMPTROLLER.
EE are sutbo ned 10 announce Col. ROE 7 l CHES-
rER OF Jsckson a candidate for State Comptroller be-
fore the ensuing session o. the L-sislAtgre. seg27
To the Voters OF shelby County,
GEORGE W. BARSEs ESQ, OF Morning sun, RS
peotruly snnounc : him seif As the Den0crHtc eAndL
Dat" for Tfu-tee At the ensuing March election
octs dawte'
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
WE are authorized 70 Anaounce THOMAS x. Hills.
a. a esndI ate for the osice OF County Trustee Of shelby
county. A. The snsuiig MATeh siscttOn. sep22-ts
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE. ~.
WE are authorized to announce Rev. JAAEs \
WALKER a. . candidate for CouHty Tr3ste o. SheIb,
oouuiy atrhe ensuing ssruh election. s~uE22-tes
FOR SHERIFF..
WE are auth0rl I'D to announce JAAES Z. FELTS a. q
candidate for r~e-eiecti0n 70 the once Of Sheriff, At the
en- suing March election octi
FOR SHERIFF..
We are author ged 10 announce gOHH b hOSELET
as a anfhd1te for sheriff o. sheiby County, a. the ensa-
ing March election sepo
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized 70 announce JOHN ". TAYLOR,
as a candidate for rec ecitn for tie en3oe OF Constzble,
In the Finh Civil District cetTs
FOR CONSTABLE.
VIZ are authorized 10 announce W. II. BRIDGE Is, as
candidate for Constable Of The 9th Civil District. Blec-
ton IN March next oet4
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are aufhorized 70 announoe WM JAMES a.
candidate fer Constable In the Fifth Civil District A. the
ensuing March election suE27 tee
Kentucky Tagging,
TUSr received. Per steamers ROdolph and Wm. Dick
u son
$50 pieces Globe Mills;
100 pieces Plain;
300 pieces best Hanf-LOom. II
Per sale low to he trade, by
DOCGHERrY x AYDLETT,
n Lam Eann
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0WOOdIand Cream >,

A POMADE for identifying the highly pei
funnel, superior 70 any French article imported, and for
half the price For dressing LADIES' Hair It has no
squsl, giving 1t a bright, glossy sppsarsnoe. It causes
G~entlemsn'sH Hair TO curl in the most natural manner.
It removes dsndruh. always giving the Hair the appear-
HRoe Of being fresh shampgOed. Prize only any cents
None genuine unles signed, FETRIDGE Il CO.,
Proprietors u the Balm Of a thousand Flowers"
- Per sale ~ I'll Druggists. DI7-dsodlv
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE SToDART N

HAS the pleasure TO announce 70 his friends and the
public GENERALLY. hat be has been appointed by Messrs.
stOdArt s Norris, Of New TOrs, Agent for the sale q
srODART PIANOS.
he is now opening At their stOrv on Adams street. a rev
doors below the Worsham House, = large stock witch
which win Be sold At Hst5 FOrk price,.
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I FORBWARN any person from trading for three pro-
II missory notes exec1tef % me b. Nm. 8 Clinton, Of
Panola coanty. Kiss, for $50 each, a. sid notes are in
Lahandk Of Ra5ert c. Bass. % sad county, Who riuses
TO give them 70 ry agents. 7 also foreEarn any person
or drm Of buy INK any cotton or any produce raised On ny
farm Of the -ad county. Tbs agents Of tharalIcad rru-
nfnr ron Memphis % san counfy rceivrg the SANE
raised onassid farm VII deliver the same 10 ms mr.
chants or agrnts IN Memphis. Bssshss Imposed hinseli
On the pabic a. ny agen
ocTe-lm LANES DYSON
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MoRTUART REPoRT.-Ihe following Is the
list Of ntemsu for the week ending Saturday, Octo-
Der p, 1857:
October T-Lucnds BEDFORD, aged 20 years, typhoid
fever----ls-Ars Farmer, sged b5 years, dyseniey...-
i9-Leroy 5 Fitzpatricks sged 6 years, tiious typhoid
fcFer.---ls-his Julia Bryant, egd 16 years, typhoid
fsver.---l9 Joanna Cantrtll, aged p years. consumption
Kate Louise NirEes1n. azed ~ months, consumption
.--.12-N gro man, Mingo, sgef IS years, sppoplexF.-..
22-Denuis Lay, aged eyeArs croup....23-pennis Ken
n-dy, agrd 20 years, miasmstic fever.
GEO FLAHERTT & BRO Sections.
Octcber is-Mary Mcdonald, aEed 80 years, nnamms-
tion Of stomach and bOEels.-.-1s-Man found dro~ned.
are snd name nkn0wn.-..2o-NeEr boy, aged II years,
pneum1 MIA .... Ms VarhsmburE, AGED 50 years.
oonvulsions--.-20-Chld Of FullhrFht. aged p mou'bs.
hsmorrhage o. the lunEs---.2l-T. ken, (stTsngerl
aged 3 years, death from wound
" R.. SIXTH & co, Sections.
October 24-Miss c. DorhipEer, AGED % years fypto.d
fever c. 4. Hoist & son Sections.
v. J. TUCK. Secretary o. Board Of Health.
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
Rich, Glossy Hair,
Completely Preserved

4 HI IN A 3 q.
A Nd who Inst r. grav would Not Ave it restored 20
Il hrmer caiori or tsIf, tuL w1ul8 have TIE Growth
sroret, or troubled vito tlniru1 ars itching. but
Euuld have it rcuoreds or u8uhiek With EcrrfrIa. -ald
letd, or oIner erup-t1ls. bu- WauI De clr-d; or Efrh
dcf De- cache. On .urag ga but vouf Be cur-i. 70 vii
a'so rruO-e 81 p.mries frCn fhe face and sgln. PROF.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE F1 % al -hls. SEE
crcClar and the f~o-i1FIur.
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MAsRIAsE IN HIGH LIFE.-ths following
we taks from a Paris letter in the New York
TINES
On Monday last, an American young lady
was married az tbs palace Of Mslmsison, and
was given away by its occupant, the ex-Qlesn
Christius, OF Spain. The Invitations were
made in the name Of Christina. The young
lady who was the recipient Of this honor at the
hands o. the QIeen was Miss Isabella Robb,
Of New Orleans, well known as a patron Of the
arts, aRd as The former possessor Of one Of the
copies Of Powers Greek Slave. The BRIDE
groom was Gen. San Ramon, Of the Spanish
army SOne one Informed us that the first ac-
qlsintsnce 0etweea the parties was made on
that prolific ground for love matches, the Hotel
duL3uvre, in the course OF last winter. But it
is much more probable, since Gea. Ramon was
engaged at the sans time az Havana in the gas
enterprise, BY which be gained a considerable
proportion Of his immense fortune, that the
first seqasintsn e Of the newly married couple
dates back to that period" -
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Reaular gathets.


JAMES H Lucas. sILVER. Master. E
u viii cave a. shove, on Monday fA=%a
October 96th, o. , 0'cock-
For freight or passage appiy on botrd
ort 10 L~AVALLErrE. SHfRLET GCF AGENTS
ocf23-3t 81 'FRONT.' RIw ART Court Streets
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Memphis, White River ana NspoisOa
o. 8. NAIL PACKET,
Helena, FFiaF's Point, LacOnia & COne0riia
Str AMER KATE EmuznE-

THIS new, splsHdid and fast steamer. -
aaving been purchases for the Pacts. fAA
Trade in place o. the James Laughln.Wm
continue regularly tn The trade. lesvns As
Memphis every MONDAT and TRIDAT Sc a1rI1cz D
n, punctually. oounectinc az Napor1n with white "a
Arkansas river beats, taking neight aud PASSENGERS ID
White river AZ regular rates. ReruruluE. leaves Nara
Ten suery TUESDAT aud SATURDAT, arriving Il Msua-
nhls sunday and wednesday evenings.
Thankrsl for former patronage, the owncrs hone 70
merit a 0rttnEancs o. The came 70 their new boat. uro-
migfnE strict attention 70 business.
~LAVALLETTE, SHIRLEY 8 CO.. Aasnfs-
NOTICE TO SHIPPERs-The FHsbee" VIII receive
freight until one O'Clock on Mondays, and during IL a.
tire day Thursdays, and untn one O'Clock Fridays.
cells
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Just Received.
4 OS0 Best Sod Rye, by
ZOO sep2e FLOUREOY, COOPER & LBAKB.
Z n BAGS Choice Rio CoRee, low TO the trade. BY
~ sep22 FLOURNOI COOPER a LEAKE.
I n HHDs. Low Pair sug II, for sale BY
IL sep22 F~LoURNoT. COOPER 4 LEAKB
Ok HALF Bis. Reboied Aolasss, By
<O ssp22 FLoURNoK, COOPER a LEAKs~
's0 BOXRs Old Brsndy. for 50 By
~ ssp22 ~FLOUhNoY, COOPER q LAKE.
I M BOXES Virginia Tobacco, for sale BY
IUN seu22 FLoURNOT, COOPER q LAKE.
ONE HUEDRED n1gs choice RIO Coffee for sale Low, b.
" jyA FDOURNOT. COOPER 4 LEAKB.
ONE HUEDRED boxes "Fsxs " Starch on oonsign-
~ meat ans for sale. by
iylt FLOURSoY. COOPER & LEAKE.
GHtRrT-FIvE HUNDRED bashes Coin N store and
iva FLoURNOY. COOPER &LEAKE.
just Received.
1--WE casks Canvssed Hans In store and for sale BY
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- $50 " whisky. For sale By
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IAn DOZEN Fresh Feacbos and Tomatoes, By
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