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mants.

A GOOD HORSE WANTFD-At
- No superior street, for which he f,sb ,iII -
sl @ nc must he god size aud colo and sod trsveier
-. u s-llly oci3 Nv
$4,000 A60iS.I5l &OSEY ! ARYANC7 ll5'Y.5 \ e;
stand aad well X own WAGNERS OFFICF-ou Gold and
silver watches, Jevelry, Diamonds, Guns Pistols ~
business surety private Office No Water ST. corner
fisI tue -established nlS5 Open fIom Al
" !" r " watches and JeWelry Tor sale al bargaius
WM- WAGNER,
my~'1I OPP Commercial Br Bank
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Mtoitints.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY

or TIE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
u TIVE -7Says The 81 LOUIS tMo DeHoesat Below
ileman y Ma9e which speaks glowingly of the suPs9r
80 yvIe1 ,s,n,, CO.., , -; " mus ,if,s
are garanees OF TRUTH the Dr. needs encJmlums nor
BATH. Maine. Ian %. lsss.
PRof; % WOOD \ Co--tient iemea- Having my aiten-
uou called. tw moHths since. 10 the highly beneficial
Effects of your Hair Restorative was induced TO make
SSit pTobsoH ONE tirI 1is @ NV 91S ss ne
the same character Some three months procured
fund thai It was proving what : had wished used Il
about twice week have since Procured another bot
world that the white hair has tol ally disappear ed
natural clor believe mlre so and ossy than Il has
been before for twenty-hse years Kty
d; my so wife, At the age Of fftyt~o has used II with
The above notire deem due 70 you for your valuable
directions, will have occasln cOutradict nv
resilient here or the last feea Years and am known to
nearlg every one here and n a1ui towns Any useyOu
wee wish 70 preserve the beauties Of nature IN 0'hers
/ am truly yours, A C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE. January q ls5s-
WOODS hAIR RESTORATIVE
PRoF. WOOD-Dear SIr; Having had the misfortune %
oe the portion OF ny hair nom me effects OF the vel
low fever Ia New ORLEANS In s5i Vas Induced 10 mate
trll OF your preparation, and urd it 10
very thing needed. My har N c and glossy, and
words my obligations ys1 giving
all.clcd such a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev. n. Brass is minister in reg-
lar ming and pastor the Orhudor Church Brook
re a, Mas lie gentleman Of great iBfuence. ard
uuIt ersaly beloved. WI DYER
BROOKFIELD, January p IS5s-
PROF WOoD-De1r Sir; Having made tiia OF your Hair
Restortye gives me pleasure % that is effect has
beer eNceeni m removing iufammaiiun. daniru. and
cuust-u. tendency 10 itching. wth which have been
troubled from my chidhnCd. md has also restored my hair
which hecum grIy. 10 isorgila color ha used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit. Yours truly, ]. X. BRAGG
The Res'ora put up Bottles Of three sizes
Lsr-e. meiium; and small The small holds half pint.
AMI refails fr DO lar ottlc-the medium holds
least twenty per pr portion than the small
and rtaIs for two dollars hottethe large holds 5uart
forty per cent In pruportIoll and relaIis hree
dollars a bn tie
o. J. WOOD X Co. Proprietors, 3l2 B oadvFay New
Ntr I'm the great New York Wire Railing Esahlish
meutl an ia Market street 81 LOUIS. No and sold b.
all good Druggists and Fanc Gorls Do1lers- oci6
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Boarding.

ROARDING.-Th House No. a
- Fu1ilc Square and by The Church-one Of the
peasaptest ocators In the citv-is baas flnuehv re-
P'ired and will be- opened Tor Boarders Ociob fst
fahles shns 20 furnish their rooms, can 10 ac-
cohioaitd win large and convenient RON. auI bed
Ioogsi -nd Snse BoardeTs aud Day Roaners will fnd
GOOD acrumnluiatious. -ouab terms Ladies nat
e1eilled- k@iereneCs given and received.
serzI S. W BURRITT
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Yort Of Nllmptis
Arfl..'. enc DspsFVsrss

EcHaAv. replemtU 70 lSos
Michigan, NeW Orleans TO St. Louis
Inperial, ST. Louis 10 New Orleans.
HiaEsths, s.. Louis to New Orlsans.
Philadelphia, 81. Louis to Menphis-
Messenger, New Orleans to Memphis
Langley, Napoleon TO Memphis
River news.
The river after rising Bearly two feet cam,
70 = stand yesterday. The landing wal
throughout tbs day a scene of stir and business
The bonny Fate Frisbse win be found at ths
landing to-day bound for EapOlsoo, for which
place she will leave at 3 o'clock this afternoon
with the United States Mail. With such or
GERS az FOlgsr and WsddsIl, the traveller may
reliably e0unt upon a pleasant trip on The Frit-
bee; abe is enc Of the prstdsst boats thstieaves
cur wharf, and she keeps 4 table that gives uni
yersal satisfaction.
The Daniel Boone has been repaired, reftted,
reprinted and generally besutihed snd imPrOv-
Cd. Her numerous admirers will admire her
yet more In her new trim. She leaves at 8
O'Clock this evening for yIsksbug, carrying the
Napoleon mail to that city. Comfortable, and
expeditions, with the polite Hancock Tor com
nsndsr, a journey on the Boone is eertain to be
an agreeable and enjoyable event.
The Peerless, Capt Bisssll makes this her
regular day Tor St. Louis, leaving at 9 o'clock.
Tomorrow is The regular day for the Cinein-
natl packet RssOlute, Capt. Bughsr.
The sWOn passed Town for New Orleans at S
O'Clock this morning.
The Messenger is the S. Louis packet to-
norroW.
III. s.. Louis DsuOerst, OF September II,
reports;
"The river at this point continues falling, |
as previously reported. The Illinois was
rising when the last boats cane dowa the
Upper Mississippi is falling, aud also the Mis-
souri,. The WIN. l. Ewing had a barge all the
way from st. Paul, and had to Tighten over the
ioWer rapids, on which there Eas but 81 feet
The Russell met the Sioux City aground on a
in the Missouri. The Philadelphia, from
Memphis, found the Republic hard aground at
island 81; took out a portion Of her cargo,
and pulled her Of Tie bar. She reports WIN.
NJ. Morrison aground at Psddy's Hen and
Chickens. The S Bsyard and Montgomery,
dashed together, in attempting to come to the
Yesterday, were blown across the river,
md the Montgomery got hard aground on a fat
bar. she did not get Of until the evening.
Sbs will load for New 0riesns. The Florence
;sme 70 the wharf last evening, to load for St
Toseph -
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E1pstarQ ann 9InanGlaI
DAILY APFEAL OFHoB
TuErrnr scpt-niber 81. tab7

I--TD- W--.I- T---.--- 1--.--I-- ne
- 49, a.,
- -et-tt na, y
80 ouS.s.7 -.
80 - sar-,
tt.k P.tft - 49, lte'S,
- AZ :, %, teeIel - mssn onsaiss -.
S-n.stsr ~ 80
- - 80 iI,,f. ,Gsrt,r -
laAus fcrg Cd topau- BIZ a~s ma.n5alnei Es I0sAG
fFsx Ofher uanes IOsa10SE. Frsncs ruie ron 81
s6H6H az sxty cay bl q New YoTR have bsu
/ eld Ia some "a Il a IAa7I 4 4. discount. and ~.
lrIrhi oesa9nsaf a dreos al "a a wrrs refe told,T a
Rai q al ds Tbsbanks asa
- .--, ~ -, a.,,sun.r ,s. ~.
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OPERATIc-Mr VIZ. B. LTsTER, the nan
ager Of the New Orleans Opera Troupe, il
very ~ in Louisville at present. IN cOnse-
quence OF this, A. n GILBERT, the manager
Of the Louisville Theatre, accompanied The
troupe to LexiugtOn. Miss DURAND has re-
covered from her resent Illness at Lexington.
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OvEEBoARD.-As the MeSssag0 was getting
of a fine block Of marble yesterday, that wa
consigned to this city, is immense weight
caused one Of the wheels Of the truck to break
through the guards, the consequence was the
block was tilted into the river. where it must
lie till low water.
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GALLArIE RAcEs-Ths races at GslIatln,
on Friday Of three mile heats, was one Of s
good deal OF excitement. Three horses START
ed; Gel Guilds Hiawatha CslgF's P0t-s-o
and EDWARDS Mary Wiley. Pot-S-os led Of
finely for II miles, when his bride bit broke /;
but be suii kept The lead until coming down
the home stretch, when Hiawatha passed bin,
winning the heat by about thirty feet. MARY
Wiley being distanced. Tn second beat was
won hy Hiawstbs very easy. Time 6.05-6.07.
Nashville NelCs
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UNTTED STATES MATL
MISSISSIPPI.
Parr Orrrcr DrRaRTwrNT.l

A~lAcoiSeIEfl.
PesT OFFICE DEPARTMENT
September =. l8t6
DhOfOSALS for carrying the Mails o. the United
Il States from January Let, Is59, % JAMS sc.h, lS62,
On the following route in the state Of Mississippi. and
IN the tine herein spec de1, viii Be received AZ the Con-
taet omoe Of this Department until November list 1855
70 be decided next DAY.
No 7s2s Prom Cofiuth. By Basrtle. RisEzA, Black
land oarroliFila. Osupbelltnn. Saltllo, H4r-
usburE ard Oksiora, to West Point lio
miles and bsck, daily, IN Al c.
Leave Cornth daily a. . N or on the
arrival Of tie cars from The East
Arrive At west Point next days by2 ,. m,
or In time 70 connect with cars for Kobiie.
Leave West P 1T daily 81 p m, or on be
arrival o. the cars fr1n Ech l
Arrive A. Corinfh next days at 3 N q
In tine - connect with the csrs going East
klds 70 supply Camarro viii Be- oorstdered.
NOTE 1t IL Indispensable hat close counacff0ns B.
made With the c ~ a. Corin.h and ives P1lua. md tat
TIE running tine shal not Exceed - hsure
for forms Of proposals. guaranty snd certificate. a,sc
instructons ard rcqrfrements 70 be emb, sncd IN M
contract, SEE advertisement Of De- mhcr a { 1857 ID
pamph e fern at zuy q the n-inc - D d eros
AARON v BROW
sTlolAFA Postmaster &c efs
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TO the MasteT . eehanics % Mem

u . vites them 20 iuFpect alHrEe ~clllectioa Of ccsgnt
rdapt-d 10 egsrg workshop. Foot Tuls and conf az,
With thirty misutes Of instruci1n, vii make then
masters o. this beautiful arr. ] vii take % money
frem any mechapic, n not perfect the drEt 1esson.
one hours from sev 4 a. the morulnr TN nine 81 night,
As ny stay a. limited, an early cal viii Oh igs.
Rooms orrr s.. Charles Restaurant, Adams street.
..-nnLHM
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AK AMATEUR PoLIcEMAE--A big, stout
I~rishman, who had been robbed Of bis carpet
bag on a eOslbOst, yesterday arrested two neu
whom be charged with stealing IL. and took
them of to jail. Better give that IEishmsn a
chance on our police to try bis abilities
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ISsUEsn-A poor fellow named HveH
ARCHIBALD, who has for sometime been suf-
fsring with chronic disrThsa, was yesterday %
overcome with Sickness that he lsy down near
a board pile il the Navy Yard, and there died
Esquire HoRSK held an inquest over the re-
mains, when a verdict Of " died from disease
and prostration" was rendered.
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GzAHAM-W. R. sTRANsK, under Oad Fell
lows Hall, has laid upon our table a copy Of
Graham's Musiratsi HagaSias for October.
1t contains tie usual variety Of choice read
ing matter, engrsvings, eOloFei fashion
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Eatrst afms bp dfIaaraul
10 AsseCIATED fRkss or MEmPHIs.
A.rltal q q, ai.ss w.rl..

NEW Yeas, pseabeI % me steamer Bsck Rsfs
Nor has sruTed frela -H.ssns via datea 70 Ne 10 D.
Avics. from s.. D mirgo received
santa snna tcsf szattzg9 Fort on M issef sePtem-
Der. vslsesde ard he cofseior q ssn'asse hsi~to
Eou'e ohrisssg shsn iuniag he sovenncnt
A. St Douinso ne s'oros Fsrs sosf, sad Papsr
roney ~werlhlsas. ~ .
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Found.
RE.WR1FL,

A REPORT has been circulated N this city rsosntly 70
~ the tGsct that I an associated with others 10 the
stssubst pssssnEe- sgency business. which repoTt ia
ealcaiHtzd 10 iEjure ne. Ih1rs no Telati0ai gifh any
one in = passenger agency, but have q osanecton with
Mr.. B whitney, Of the Hcipse Livery Siahies, IN ny
City Express business. Respectfully, &c,
seuplp n SHOCK.
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CONCEALED WEAPoSs-Oheer DRAYFUs
yesterday charged NN- FINSERTY with car
rying a large bowie-kuife concealed about bis
person The accused was very much opposed
to the whole proceeding be felt better, bigger
and more "bumpti5us'' when be had an instru-
ment Of murder about his person. The RecOr-
der did not sympathize with hin, and be,
therefore, made hin pay a fine Of ten dollars,
slso a secoBd fns Of i've dollars for taking
more whisky OF bis stomach than suited his
head
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REc0EDEK's CoUET.-Tbe proceedings Of
Esq. EAsr's court offered but little Of geserai
interest yesterday The city gained q hundred
dollars in each, and The services Of several la
hnrera
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Pier GLASSES.
For Rant

GEVERAL pairs Psr ~GIssses-French Plate-sith
- harhle Brsckets and C0mpOsltiou Ease sfazds; the
Glasses vary In size from "a inches 10 100 Inches IN
length, and for sale a. New YORK prices bT
ivl8 MCKINNEY 4 %
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LADIES' AUcTIoS.-One Of those dear lit
tie events, a ladies' auction, can't OF yester-
day az Is6 Main street. CAYcE was the
auctionesr, snd his how of Wit, anecdO.e, and
rhyme, Of courss, drew a large attendance,
which continued through the day the exirsor-
binary bargains that were obtained proving a
charm even more potent than CAEeE's slO-
qusnee. We are glad to be able to inform or
lady readers that one more chance remains to
them, as the aucti0nre commences at 9 O'Clock
this morning. Be in time ladies. CAYcE has
reserved sOms Of his best sayings, bis nOsi
charming wares, and bis very cheapest bar
gains for to-day
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RefHDaEpH

A BOUT The ist Of Juiy, = dsTk brown HOksBu
n MULE Medium size; had q knot On theSI~
righ side; b smish IN she right eTe5 Hitte N
lame II the right fore leg was last heard ofGEGI
near M. John TflzE's residence, ssuth OF the ettg. 4
suitable reward VII Be given foT fBe teirery % said
Mule g ne. fau37-davt1 y p efEW1RT
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GRAVEL on MAIN STREET.-While other
streets less used sud Of less importance to the
Of the city are being graVelsd, why
should Union the boundary line between
North and south Memphis Be overlooked
and neglected? It IS a street as much used
as any other, and can be made the most
beautiful in the city By spproPriatiDg for its
bsDehs a portion Of the public treasure which
it mai Justly claim. If not attended to before
the wet weather sets in, it will be left almost
if not quite impassabIe. So important an inter-
est we are confident cannot fail to arrest the
attention Of our Board Of Mayor and Adsr-
men.
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SHAKsFEAEEAS READTNes--Mr. FEEDEA-
IcKs proposes 20 give an entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall tonight. The exercises
will embrace readings from leading plays of
Shakespeare, including Richard ILL., Hsmkt
and IS Ysu Like Il. The theme certainly
affords ample scope for an Interesting enter
taiunent. We have not heard Mr.. F., but
learn that the papers where be has been speak
in high terms Of bis el1cutiOn. The "rssd-
ings Of Mr.. 2. possess the novelty Of being
eH oosfums and without the use of a book
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q To McEEErER, the ever attsHtive and
polite agent OF The A6sms Express Company,
We return our thanks for NeE York ties IN ad-
vance Of the mails.
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HAsFER's MONTHLY MAsA1rSE -Msssrs.
CLEAvEs s YADEE are in receipt II a large
supply Of 6is popular periodical for octObsrs
which contains much Interesting reading.
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DR. oAVANAUaH's


I'LL sAHV
For the sEre Of every form Of
He MORRH0IDS, OR PILES;
whether Of long Standing or recent origin Internal OF
External; whether sttendsd with Prolepsus Hensr-
rsAee, or distraction and all By
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
Nc Internal soluvAnis 5slas required IN any case, OILY 70
raEulsts The Bowels, " Oonstipatsd, or in Dlsrrb0s and
ByssnieFy.
large numbsr 81 ~gsHfiemsn throughout ths country,
Of high character and influence, have voluntary Attested
70 lie enoscy In their own esses, net Of hesrsAy, and
Nhoss oer;isoAtss may be seen hy reference 70 the pre-
prstsra' psblboations 10 b had Of their NEsuts, thrcoEh-
cut the United States.
Price, 81 per Boa, retail.
Tie PILE is put up In glass lars, ihclosed IN
. paper box, properly labelled, and VII Keep any length
n For sale IN this city BY
JOHNSON h LoEe,
WARD & JONES,
Manifold 4 Co.,
q. r. FARNgwoRTm
n. s. HuGHEsl
W. n. SHELTON,
HEsRT TEST, and
GeoDEEAR, KNAPPEoo
T. n. OAYAGAUGH & CO.,
1S-dhw Frnprieta-s. st. Inuts. No.
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Wheat BAGS.
IN 000 TO ARRIVE FOR sale -
IU.UtIU Frrf-fF " uOwapnh
WMAafPR

OEO R from ? 70 . years Old, tor q
GOO which we viii pay The hiEhest prices.
We receive ana sell On Commission, but IRE net IA
bic for esczpes. Eur apartments are u~nequalsd by@A4
any in the state FORREST 4 JONES.
VALswtf No 81 Adams It
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EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
For Seffenfngt he skin and HlProvfng TIE ComPfezf0n.
EUGENE DUPUF, sos Broadway. n. 7.
Sole asens Ter the Uuited State
ne offset Of this Circular Is % give publicity 10 ths
most vzIuahie and eHce-t EEmeif that has yet been il
tr1duced 30 the praciice CT Neicl1c. for The purp Sc o.
urloTiug every unsightly appearzuce firm he sam, and
prezsrvilg % 10 & the latest period q life nasrly ~ the
druness and freshness q yOath EKteastve eNperiance
ard milute ohH-rv4ton have long satisfied he proprietor
nat u s.pi.ef a. directed 10 vii speedily remove any M
slightly sTpes-snce. such ~ Tan. sun Burns. Freckles,
&C END gl Ky cure 81 Pmpies. Hu -ors sud Erup-
tins which mlytishgure the countenance; ant vii also
fn1s-t % the skin the nest deighfful softuess and deli
safe clearness : In shot, % tre-srvea pieasirE compiler
loo through lie, n1ihiug D. req-irsd bit G = use OF
GO0FRET'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
TIE swestsst md rally TIE most perfect
B EAUTIFIER IN T URE.
This atmlrsbla preparation % Eier Flowers is very frs
grant g. a perfume. Elder Flowers have f-ou the earli-
est az 3 beer esteemed sss mid aid harmless. yet most
perfect bcautider OF the skin. Tan. Sun-B1rns, Freckles.
Metness, &C. % vii tPeedty and completely remove.
CHILDnEE.-U g. sirgulariy beneficial and perfectly
lnoUrus, even % the youngest infant
SHAVING 1t Is valuable beyond snythinz, aunihmat-
mg every Pimfle and 81 r~0dshness, rendering the skin
soft and arm, preparing % g. crmpletely fr the ragor
FAEILY LgTI0N.-Godr y ENtrsct Of Rsder FCw-
es viii 30 found beyond praise, and needs c1ly 3 trial to
be approved.
Carey. Howard s. sanssr, New York
schlefelin Bros d Co.,
y. O. Wells a Co.
J. Y. EorcFoss a Co., Bast8n and New York
fmis-sThaSuEm
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TeIsErsPhie Markers.

NEW oRLEAEs, september 20 Sales Of oOitontsdsy
5000 bsles-Press siH but quotations. remain unchans-
ed. suEa- qaist-7KeTS. Tor Heg crop IoN. Moisssss,
new %. whisky advNuosd IN, Q7Oted -.
INV YORK, September ao--sales q cstton 400 bales.
Wheat. sdvsuCins tendency. Cora dSn, s1@ss Lard
duHuH susar TK0sH. BsoOn esl siaesss9sX.
Shoulders sa9sN.
oISoIESATI. September zo.-whlsky 20 Meas Pork
els IS. Baeoa siiss ~.
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sugar. He was eOmm:tted to ail.

CoTToS TO ST LoUH--The PhilaSslPhia
took out yesterday three hundred and twenty
five bales Of cotton for the East, BY way Of St
Louis; this We believe, is the largest load yet
sent BY that route. The Utility Of shipping
uia St. Louis, when the water is too low for
regular navigation in the Ohio, is becoming IN
dsrstOod, and We expect The route to get into
high favor ; especially as sach hne and respOn-
sibls boats as the Diskey, the Lseas, and the
PhIasepkiG are engaged in the trade.
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TIE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL;
ION 10 OOO 20 1900 feet Of
Dav OF Twelve Hourgf

L
Day OF Twelve Hoursl
VIZ are At le1gih crEo.ef % tnf-ru sur nHm-roua
w custInerst hst uebavs 20 perfected, ty new lm-
portsnt Improvements, the Uui0n Circular Saw Nil.
that We have NJ hesltadon % prou0cnce It superior 20
anything yet OF red th- iumberuau. StrcnE ard Wel
male, having abrut double The stock Of wed and iron
Wors IN the same class Il mill Our long experience hes
shown Us that a. We wsut a drst class mill 70 csn onIy
guides for carriage are pianed, aud the rcus turned into
temel-ts that he log IS made O. move h q true lie, easy
and without PLAY Tn saw fh.r Is g0t Up IL the Best
ETie. size - inChea with long bearings so that we have
nsitnsr vibration or hesinE OF shaft
RE improved Head Blocks Ee have introduced c1--
ID md the highest Ura.se q practical saEyers. "A arse
saving o a1s vita ircr-ascd emcisncV and strength are
combined IN tis EuVricrSaW Nm Wewilluot for fear
OF arpearinE eEtrnvsgast. say Row much irmber We
have cut per hour u he Necessary hep to handle a
large amount Of 2 present, 1900 feet per hour OF
poplar, pine, walnut. sc. can BE- cut without taxing the
Fun eapaeity o. the mil
In udsrinE these turroved circular ml1st thetrsdswe
do not expect tocompcta a. price with other psrties Who
bundcirculsr NILS without regard 70 convenieucs, styl0
or durability Stll We Offer them ss low as can possibly
Be- AFFORDED, oonsidertg the amount Of labor and ma's-
rial uald on them
m fsuowinz are our l1ze-t cash prizes. which IN
ciude7 p feet carriage end mGin DER, With engines and
oOlersof IS sld p horse rsEcri and ~ other fixtures
complete.
Esh- min and c1Eine. IN. cTl1dsr, Is IN.
stnoEt boiler. fsuhl duei2or. loug, 40in. 1850
diameter, and al fixtures ready 70 set ID
so inca mill and seua size p0ver.......... LgIO
81 inch MI and same RoWcrss-s-..a....... 1850
81 IN. mill and engine. 10 III. cylinder. %
In stroke, boiler c8uble-duci. - &C. l0lE} Ass
$50 Ia
S. IN mill and same power. $3.50
o. tn mil ard sane oWer.----.+s.-.. 2f20
N Blu - ann A3o
n AZ Hals ssgiHe' and boilers guaranhed as -
FOR further particulars sddress
BRAGG s. BURROWS,
Cor. Third and Market streets, s.. Louis. No.
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Fine Arts.

| OUR ARTIST, Professor BENNINGTON. has Juss re-
TUNED from The eastern cities, snd is nov prepared
to take all the nsuest styles Of Pictures known 70 The
photoErBphie vald. OA1 81 ths Marble Blocf.
! Sylh-dtv EB CLARK kco.
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D5SSOEPsESOsp.

rT9HB 60 partnership heretofore existing Unser the
l. hrn Of CAPERs 4 SMITH, e this day Dissolved
b. mutual cons1nt. r Smith WI e1ntinGs the Re
caving. E0rwardias ard O1lmissi0n Business at the
cid stand No. - AAdisGl street. aud Is also entrusted
with the settement q the cd business. Tae uame Of
the arm By either viii be used Ia liquidation.
Ran @. CAPERa,
WYATT auEUa SMITH
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THEATKE.-rhe following will comprise the
corps sramaiiqus at the Gaiety during the
coming season Mssianss Laws, WooD BEE-
son and CHAs. HESzr; Misses JESSIE McIE-
Type, CARIE Lewis, SEAMAN and WILLIAMS;
Msssrs. NJ WHALLET, WooD BESsos, L
BLAKE, F. KELLEz, F. WILLIAMS, THoEFE,
c. HESEI, Nelson, MAcKAY, P. MoHAS and
McMTLLAN. With most Of these the public
are already acquainted. 1t is substantially
the comnanF Of last ssason.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

II OsT By the uaes-signed on the 2srd inst IN Tunios
il county. Mss, 0oe draf drawn ~ J. A. Foster on
sample, Mitchell 4 Co Of Memphis, Tenn, for one
hundred dollars. and MADE PAYABLE % S p Alien, the
ua6srslrnsd, and enio-sd By hin. Ithe efore for-WGrB
the ssid Sample. MICAH 4 %. from paying IA Acre
said draft % any person or persons, unless hereafter duly
Instructed soto co. ard also any P-raon trru tradirg for
the same. fAuSl s p. ALLEN