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u Country merchants, planters and citi-
zens ia general, wishing to purchase fine, well
made fashionable clothing at low prices, for
cash, will do well to visit the house Of R. B..
De Bare, 1s7 Main street, under the WOr-
sham House. he has a splendid stock at both
wholesale and retail. oct23-1m
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F,rsrfn New OrIeanf.
Vessels Arrived.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2s.-Desfhs in this city
yesterday from yellow fever. ss-for the week, ss5.
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LeIsN HADAAs O1ateT - atBP ~.
r.. = " hiLL--..-....THos a. NEWELL. Master.
IfHi5 me Steamer vii leave f1r The NR2h
Il above sn1 al iaiermed'ste points. I-
For freight CT passage apply On hoard.
or 10 = RAWLINGS, tis
Oc1I-st No. zf6 Msln street.
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Steam Mills and 7OO Acres
LAND FOR SALE.

WE will sell on accommodating terms. our -
w splendid Steam Mile Goth Saw and Gtist) -
together vi h 100 scres OF well timbered Land, ~
and . leased privilege 20 use timber for two years -
m 500 acres Of ether land adjoining the Mi tract. ritu-
sted Ia McEAiy county, on the Memphis and Charleston
Raiirosd, and on TuscumblA's fork OF Hatehis River
The tract Contains 50 acres Of cleared land with good
comfortable house,, and every thing n good repair.
Address the Undersigned At Mstamora tr M0scsw,
Tenn. ALEXANDRA a RIOH-
LnnlL-zaE
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Leaves THUHsDAY, Oc1ber g at6P-M
JAS hONIG0HEET...-.sBAL AC~NTGOMEhE A4s-.
I'HiS spsrtd relght and passenger 49,
4 st-sm-r vW have for the above LE1
port, a. adverua-f. For freight or pas
ssEe, sEp , on b0srI. otZ7-2t -
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what Everybody says Must be

VIZ have heard Int one oplni1H EXPRESSED Hs 10 The msr-
re Of BnASeEARerTc LTSIaEST. Il T. unrssaly
p-cnoune d to Be the best Liuiusnt n ths world for Gu
nsg Rhsunatism, sprslns, Brulsess EenrigiA Palsy.
Sore Breasts, letter. RinsVoru, and an diseases o. THE
SKIN. Il Is also an infauible remedy for nearly all e!s-
essss 10 which animals are suhl-ctsd, especially horses
and mules.
BTsgE's Arctic Llnimsnt Is for sale ey All re-peeiaos
Drurrf.ts thrgughc N oosptrv. OogI-ezE7E
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= AID AGUE
Aad the various sEsetl0ns consequent upon sdlsordered

x And AGUE
AAd the VARIOUS Auctions consequent upon = disorders
STOMACH OR LIVE r.
CCCH - Indigestion, Acdity q tBo Stomach, Colicsy
- Pains, EearbmIE. Loss o. Appetite, DeEpandency5
costivsness, q md ard Eleeding Piles n al EeFvons,
Rheumatic and Eeurzlztc Ahe1dons, 70 has IN n1uarous
Instances proved highy beneficial, and IN otsers edsctsd
= decided cur.
Thfsts - purely sgstsbiez0mp0asd prepared On strict
y scieuthcprtnctple AFTER ne manner Of the federated
Holland Professor. Boerhsve. Because q 80 z al Sue
GEES IN mcss q th- EurUDean States. rs tntrgiur 1o1 into
the United states was nteuded more especially TOT tsese
CT cur fafherIand scattered here and here over the face
Of this mighty coantry. Nesting vita great success
amcng thCm, I now ofsr 20 tn American people. know
scEnouledgeE-
T. Is zartscuisrIy recommended 70 those pcrsons whose
constitutions msy have been tnpslred BY The contlnu0us
use u ardent spirits or other forms % dt3iiratoo-
GezcreIy instsntsnsoas IN eject, It aBd it. way directly
20 the seat Of llfC, thrilling and quickening every nerve
raising aP the dropping spirit, and, IN fact, i1fusing new
health aid vigor IN The system
NOTICE -WA0ever expects % N this abeFsraGe VII
Be disappointed; Eut 70 tic Sex, weak and low rptrite1s
it VIII prove q grateful sroma.tc cordial, possessed ofstn-
Eular remedial properties.
CAUTION.
ne great popularity OF this delightful Aroms has IN
duoed mssy imiisttgns, which the pebble should guard
aEalnst purchasing. Be not persustsd u buy snythins
els. Until vuu have given E0erhAVeis Holland bLters a
fair frisl. One bottle viii oonvfuca you hcw ndnitf-
superior it Is 10 al these limitations.
r-Sold At 81 p~crootle, or ak bottles Tor -, BY Ne
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., 4 co.
MANUFACTURING
Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
PITTSBURGH. PA
8 MANSFIELD & 90 AGENTS Tor Memphis 5clt
asa BY u ? F~ARESWORTH, WARD N and
JOHNSON a LONG. and Druggists generally.
n mmWMENU
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Land 6 MULES FOR SALE
Acres of Land for Sale

On the FIRsr A OF DEoEMBEa EExT, End DAYS
following. Al the late residence q Moses Collins,
deceased w viii sell 20 the highest bidder, the following
described lsnds, Iymgi in Tippah and Fontotoc ooautias,
TT. TTPPAH cnrKrY
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.TsIeEraphic

NEW ORLEANS, October 2s -iuived-sb ships Liz
zs Harvard from LiverpSO, Cotton Planter from For
deaux. and Brilliant from Boston
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~ $500
hAFADht-. .s-.aass.ass $500 sNLAhAt AaHuf-
msgnidsent steiner vii leave .REnh
II FOR the above ald tats mediate land- 49,,
ings For freight or passsle apply on
board, UTt0
IL RAWLINGS. AGENT,
or1g a. No ass Vain street.
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Yer 81 A0rIa.
Leaves TUESDAY. Ocsooer IS. st. o'cocE. p 81
FLEnmIEG, E-s-sr
THI3 elegant uEht ard PASSENGER &C.,
Il ttrsmcr viii leave for the above fkA-
port, a. Advertised. F0r freight or pas
sag, app'y on b1lrl CT 10 -
". y. HODGE.
n-c-Ia " q. ~. ~
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United states Nail steamer W.
"a. Langley,
J J. WCREA Master sAH wood, Cld
CONNECTS urutzrs. 20 Nap Icon.
\ Eith white and Ar sUEas river HsH k.
Boats Leaves Memphis every Tul
dzv ard Saturday Pzs-e-E--s Czl41
receive throurh tickets 90 airy rc.utCu VIII. or 1rEal-
sas river she wants OF AT dong b-sLLc- VIII t-.
packet all b. promptly etttUief 90.
The LaU Eey cu1nect- 90 Hewphis with ere IT-I--.
and ST. Louie ps-kc.s.
JNO q. ECGEHS. EE-1-
sus-sm IS FrrH Row
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Snffial Nofiffs.
Ta Mothers of Piftsbnrrh.

WOULD yen sfply paisons 10 N diiisate uervous coat
Ing Of the afousea Tor locsi caneulty Ike = Psoa. .
broken breast, a painful swelling, He7 By NJ means
Then Do net glvs poisonsus narcotics ara Irritating drags
TO your chnd fer Orgup. &e bat sTply D~EGRATH's
ELECTRIC OIL, and n s. don't errs ths Crou2 IN one
dAy, oone 70 tbs n and SET go. Fnneipsl cmos 80
South Eighih street. PhTsd'iphia. This on viii take
out = Hurh IN 20 minutes.
This Great Reusiy can Be hsd Of th- agent here
u~HAEDLER 4 Co. Prize. ssssrts. 50 cents AMI o.
.~TT-FaETu
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tocA % mana Dol ASSe
ToBAcCO Sales free at quotations: Lugs 81, leaf
Inferior 70 fair. ~ 20 are SSss choice OiaTksyilt
sEaIi. Stock on hama, 2f,s76.
SUGAR.-1here has been q fair irquiry this week
which has taken "a III current rscsrts quite readily
and a. pretty Eell-sustainfd pfioes-1ur closing qultA
TINS beng a. follows Common 5s96. fair 70 fully fsi
6HG6k prime and choice 797H, cntrifugal And clari
ned H67A The weeks sales are about I 500 hhds
incudihE 400 to Day. 81 easier rIices. weeks receipt
I,5S hhds , exports 81 do
koLASSEs Prices have largely fslfn % this week
Abe opening rates being s5G36c for bbis and falling OF
-WedDCsdss to 1880 2 gal on. but today the CLOSING
rates are 3lc. gal5n, for prime and choice. IN bols
and half bbis., which IL an Improvement. weeks re
eelpts 5sSsi bblsi exports 4s2 do
COTFEE.-AS one cargo OF 5000 bsEs (the Octavis
has been sid, 10 arrive, at l0Ac. the business this Eeel
has been quite lsrEs, The sales summing up $500 baEs
at q range Of I0G I0h for ordinary 10 fair. and I0h9tIh
Ard tIkc. for good fair TO prime and choice. Two car
gees-together 1850 bsgs-reotived this week. Stool
1905 bars, 6gainst I29. 900 81 The zane date last yer.
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THE DAILY APPEAL.
-.ocToBER q, 1855

q Tennessee six per cent bonds are now
selling IN New York at g cents.
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Commercial Mattsrs.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPsAL oFFIOA.

"WEDNESDAY. o tOSsI n. 1855
coTros me market vas tClsrabiy atlvo yesterday,
but The smouut sol was not 50 large as on some DAYS
-,,stv-F We have reported 20 ~ I6a bales sod yes-
t,rd.y. AID - baieS at IOk, 100 4 II, and 15s At Xix.
sol5 aesr our reporter msds his esns. on Nobdsv even
tra our srures hos hat an advance Of y was ses-
tsrasy msdr The rulpE agur ehAngins fro7 fiH 70
Tx. As fcnsEe 81 bales At leH. II at ioX, sol 'tii,
90 Al II lie. 49, st IiKs 8 At II sis, sts At uN, s at
| II GIG. IS at nB, rs stiiz-s IS bales were fold below
TX. .nd los above Il; In other words, While 15 bales
we're SAD below the ruling price, at that rate. and Sb1vo
Il IS balss were sold. Wod dol nat alter our quotsilons,
but Outside figures are he Iuins ones.
Infeh a..........7 IN Mis6ins..-....IVxPIoH
Orslnary ........s = s. Good hiddling-.u GIN
God 0rlnsy.-s @sA niadiins RAE--ilkSiih
Low MidHinF....to @iOH Glik
BmueaRyth Ohio RaiirVad yesterday. Nom Browns
vtle. is2 bales; stast5a %, M-ssa "a esrsEsy IL,
Wtfhe g, shelby Is. ~
Ths New Orleans Della q oet. - reports A. follows,
~rspeoting Mercantile nstterss
me week now drawinE 70 = eioss has been one Of cor
urutd activity 10 TIRE C3tton Market ih9uEh 81 ETH
easier rates, vhne > slod easiasss s.s ssen ne h su-
rvu wsy under increzsiug receipts. In Flour and
cram there Is 20 matsfiA change as regards prices, ami
Provisions are stnl quite oul- Iooaeo0 hss been In more
active request, bot TrisEs arc si1 kept secret N the
Co+-oN roc demand was rsnued WITH c~ons,dsr.-
dc NNAAAA II AAN NANAN 49, -" AAH1-A AAI
8 500 halls changed hands on Saturday, the business o.
Monday rachel Il, 900, aud that o. Tufsdsy 5000 bales,
prices bsiur He. essser for buyers 10 most Instance,
ihough oiosInE With more hrmns IS hftsr tns reception Of
me ArieIss Az ices, on the lausF day. on Wednesday
somo T0oo hafes changed hands, Al sun easter
rates far M nledium grabs, and yesterday fully i2.oO3,
atf-rerHsr arures. though With n qu0tAbls chsnEe
Fo-dsv. win . Fereral demErd. the "a e. sum I'D II 800
balls making a total for I've week a 90 eco bales, which
is by far the largest business thus far this sessoa.
TIE market closes easy At our quotations, which are x
OF cent lower for Mddling than On this day week. The
purchasas have been mainly for Great Britain. France,
he e%5ntinsut q Hurope. ard the Esrih. weeks re-
crip.s. 63 EO3 bales. Exports. same time. 2I67l bs'es.
Insrsase IN The receipts at Hl the Uaited Sta, IS ports,
e compare. with last gear, 25i 900 bA'es.
Infsrior........5 q IN Hiddltng .-....u S@iIH
Or1inary.... ....BN "a 81 Good Aiidling.. ala
Cord Oacinau.-loH@i0A Aiedhfg Fair... q
Low Kidding. uRG11S FAir.."--... ID
Stock On hand Ist September, 1sS6...-..-.bales sO,4T1
Received todfy.-------"-~. ass
RecfIFed previouEy.. --14asloz- zsssBo
Rss.7sI
Exported previously. llo.T8
9tock On haad not bales. IFS sss
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&atRst Stems bp Gflegrapb
LATER FROW EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF rHk STEAMER PERSIA.
NEWS,

INV FoBK. oo,,ssr 2s.-The royal steamer PeTsia
has srrivrd "a s.udy Book, brinzins LfvsIpOel saSisso o.
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II Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of " True Turf On.7 1t 10 all It claims
10 he
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For Whlis 90 ~ Rst Rl,ers Vts HaRale'n'

LesNr- 4u-nAA. a. HCNlccA P n
A~DHIRAL--P. FLEmIrG Easter T J. WOOD CerA
EAVES e. s1cve and 90 inlermefiata EEA
IL ports F0r m isht or passagsra ap- L9
ply en- board. or %
THOs- n. VILLAINS & o A
oc2T-ft AEeuts. No Hovar1s Row.
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NcheRlEIe a Fare.

ERON Aemphl 20 washrg.ou....-...--.-....s2 o.
L H1f sym F.---.---------- p o.
4e q.
Froz Vcssbrrg 70 Washingt E....-......-.s..af2 o.
Bot p i.
taud sss-...s.---.s--s.-s u OF
For Through II bets on the shove lie. Eppv 90 The
clerks o. stesmers Dauic Bocue ard william Gsr7-r
or 20
THDs. p. WILLIAMS 3 CO. Aguts,
30 81. vsrf's EGu. Eturhl- Tenn.
CnT~EsTER, RESIDE s. co.
Frop-irtars o. Tie acCvs Etsgs Lice
H. Plank Road from Gairel' LLndi1s across the 4Is
sissfppi Bottom fs o. good order sTf-l-
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8rgular 8atAtts.


- Leaves WE'D ESDAT. O-tlbsr 81, At P ~.
y :. Atl Liae...-.-TNGOMAR- B. PARIsH. Msstel
NIL ave 'or The above and an in R@k
velmeiial1 bindings. For freisht Lkl
or passage, spy "a oosrd O. to
, J AWNINGS. Assent. -
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BaiI0ing MLatfriaIs.
SgttiaI A0tites.

DEsP AND FITS
DR.. o Phelps Brown,
THE great curer Of CONSUMPTION, Eas for several
years. 80 badly snieied By Dyspepsia. that for . part o.
the tine he was confined 70 his bed. He Eas eventually
cured By = preseripton furnished b. a young eIairvoy-
ant girl THIS prescription. given By = msrs ehad,
vhus la state o. trEncs. has cured everybody Who hss
tEsen Il. never having failed o1os. Hts equally a. sure
IN ea-ess Of Pits a. Of Dyspepsia. he Ingredients may
Be found IN any Drng Store I VII senf this vaiuzbie
prescription 70 any person on receipt % ono stamp %
pay PostsEs Aedres,.
DR. o. PHELPS BaOWE,
No q Grand e., jersey Ciy, NJ.
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" " hlDrA
No s. Fr1-tE-
Old Line for Napoleon, Arkansas and
White Rivers.

J. c. N-EAEEUs, Captain A. O. FOLsER. Gers.
THE Uru-t states Msu Steamer Es2h
II EArE TRIsBEE harlur the mail LA
-ortTact for the nfN. frar gefrs. he wil-I
ieava Memphis Fvry EOHDAT aHl@
AZ 3 0'Uack r. 81 p~osltlFcy- AID Nar1-
en- every z sLd D a. GfcecE p 81.
Throurh flctfts O. 40 roi1tH. A. reru az rates. Captain
hcMannus 81 give his guilvided attention to fhs wlEts
o. his frIsnfs up1u I'D fflr For frcEtt or paEaEe ar
ply on baart, or 90 y W "a DGE.3 IS Front Hgp. or r
oc24-sm DCTAL. g A Co. AEuu.
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N Cncnaine-

RuFnett's CGCOaine.
COMPOUND Of Oooos-Eui OH, etc, for drsssirg "a,
HAir. For e1escy and ssrecableness, Il Is without
rival.
IT PreUenis the Hair from Ialling of.
II promotes h5 healthy and Uigorous grOgtk.
II Is not grsaSy or sticky.
II leaves no disagreeable oder.
softsns the Hair rhsn hard and dry.
1t SOOthes The iTTitaied scalp skiB.
1t affords The Tiehest lusfre.
Il remains longest in sgecf.
II costs fifty cents for a halt pint bottle.
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HIDES Wanfed.

q Refer to SPEED, DONoHO & ~srRAEeE's
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II PEPPEa- Master
WILL leave lcr csc tD va and en- REak
w iutfructats p7ltf- FOR freight or L-a1
passage. Apply on beard on 90
A. G. W~URZBACu A
ce27-ft % FrCut Elu-
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MISSING MULEs-J. A. ASHFORD, at SMITH
& PoRTKEs, is Front Row, lost on the pa
inst, two three year old mules, one an iron
gray horse mule, the other a bright sOrrel mare
mule, with a star 10 the forehead and white
spot on the left hip both shOd before. A
liberal reward Is ofFTel Oc27-d3s wit.
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Bort of Mfmpbis.


" "hANLN ALN
The river remained stationary yesterday,
the weather was supurb, and The streets and
landing free from dust. The ievee wss crowded
during The whole day with lively business
We learn from Capt P. Fleming, % the ele-
CANT and very oommodious boat Admiral, tina,
this evening, at six O'Clock, this boat will
leave our landing for white river, bot that
hereafter, she will be The regular Tuesday
packet for that river. Capt. Fleming is expe-
risneed in The White river trade, and his clerk
I. J. Wood, is a popular gentleman, well fitted
for bis position. Persons bound for White
river ports should lose no time in securing
berths on board the Admiral Hodge is the
agent.
Capt Dill, the clever agent, informs US that
the New Uncle Sam will be at our landing this
morning, leaving at eight O'Clock.
The Imperial also, we learn from the same
agent, will be here, leaving this evening after
the arrival Of the cars. This boat has scarcely
a rival on our waters. She is magnificent in
proportions and sumptuOus 10 her arrange
ments.
Inc KID keF~ ENtfA NnNf -"
water boat did not get of lsst night, but leaves
at four this evening, positively. She is just
the boat for the present shallow current Of
water in the Ohio, and persons bound for Cairo,
Evansville, Louisville, Cincinnati, ard other
ports on the Ohio, should rot lose the fine o.
porlualty she ofsrs for a safe ard agreeable
trip.
The splendid boat, James Montgomery,
Sam'l Montgomery master, is lying atthe land
ing and will leave tomorrow evening at 6
O'Clock for New Orleans. Our readers should
bear in mind this magnificent boat; a glance at
its magnificent interior and AZ The complete
ness and finish Of its state-rooms and %Oficss,
that the Montgomery is an unsurpassed boat,
and worthy OF the wsrmest public patronage.
Her officers are gentlemen who REQUIRE only to
be known to be respected.
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REcoBDER's CoURr.-Esquire EAST had
fourteen prisoners up for EXAMINATION yester-
day. Liquor and its eeneomitants was the
principle charge.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.


nm ana Main street, have inst received AZ. extensive
N .ssrrtment Of MEDICAL BOOKS, which tie Az
ss,,,rC - Iov. Aiso. a M On I er Of new Ani irteesE
M psbHcsticns Religious. Literary and Sc snuec.
ocf6 In
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Burnett's Cocaine.
Asingle application readers the Hsir 10 matter how
sin and dryJ soft and slossy for svsrsl dsyE. It lie
conceded By all who have used It to be fhs best and
cheapest Hair Dressng IA ne usoTId. PrTsrs4 ~
JOSEPH URNET & Co, Boston.
~ Per sa . By HAEsFIELD & Co., sad dealers
generally. ocfs-f twin
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Regular Memphis and New Or
leans Packet.

hAtEUAaE MENtthas anu NE1 1aH
Hsans Packet.
THEs frsmer r. ". EDEIs VII con- 49,
Il meaoe her trips o1 THLE~DlT, ne LAf
2lHt q Qctcler ar cuut.u 20 rCu -Ec--%
la-ly throuEhCuf thr sassu hefzelu Ew@
Orleans an1 AemFls I-aViuE Namphfs every q ernst
Thursfsy atbHc-k For fre Eht OF pae-aEal a9l-F 90
orfe DUVAL. e. CO
Fer Upper Red River frsm New Orlraus
ONE o. b l. E1uns& BIZ FsloW We Ah
" ter fhrcu-G Iilr % sf-aUrrss EhA LAat
Nos 7. ? and 3 saFes tor db0-e t1e2
Rat dirtct every wrk Gear bus IsteIN
through Goa izlErnt for Sale ard re- 1lpUsu.s a-l
orders % V-rctasC groceries. 81. n-yctluaT cod. .r-
BE- ell EuUESs Fk.
o-fi-=m No . Fr1-t rt-eet. New Orr-l..
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lUU Ros-ndale Cement. CLARK 4 HARRIS.
sas-f
MOULDISGS FOR PICTURE FRAMESi
$500 Feet Of Moulding.
Gilt and Imitation Rosewood.
Plain and waved.
New styles.
Beautiful Patterns.
Pictures Framed TO order.
Call sna see At
Geo. PattisOn g. Cos.
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Notice OF dissolution.
FHE oO-Partnsrssip heretofore existing bstsse
undersigned under TIE style OF TITUS s. CO., f.
day Dissolved By umitati1n r -ITUS,
b A 20
4. 7 PATTISON.
Messrs ? TITUS and a A. MOO VIII continue the
COTTON FACTORAGB AND COMMISSION BUsI-
NESS. under The styls OF TITUS = CO.. and = u0uh
0rdially commend then to ths patronage % ny friends
and the public generally.
jy2l-sm R. T. PArTsON.
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Plaster and CeIaeRt.

100 BARRELS best Colssnsd PiAstaT. Io0bsrrel
IUU Ros-ndale Cemsnt. CLARK 4 HARRIS.
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I VII psy casa for Dried PIT. DRIED Sailed, Green
i So ted aud Green HIBES and PELThIES Of all Ends.
W. P.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03

Capt. Shallcross, Of the Mississippi
steamer Peytona, is one Of the crack
captains Of the river. Ever, body
knows him and he knows everybody ;
and therefore We must tell a little
story about him. One day the Pey-
tona was steaming down, past the cot
ton woods, towards New Orleans,
when she was hailed by another boat
going down.
'liallo Captain Shall.
Halo. was the nswer
Got any A Oh laya MONEY!
Yes, plenty
Well, pay it out, the banks busted
or a gwine to-
'Ay, ay,' said Capt. Shallcross.-
CLERK have you got much Of that
money!
About a thousand dollars, l reckon
sir said the clerk Of the Peytona.
We'll, stop at the first wood yard
Aud the Peytona pulled on until a
wood boat was seen moored to the
shore, with piles of cord wood around
and a small man, with his trousers r. H.
e up, and his hands in bis pockets,
%shisering on the bank beside his boa,
in the chill December weather.
Wood boat, aioy" sang out Captain
Shall.
Small man in the distance. HALO
Want to sell that wood
Small nan in the distance. 'Yas.'
Take Alchafalays money?
Small man III the distance. 'Yas.'
Round to, pilot said Capt. Shall
The boat bound down the stream al
ways have to come around, with their
bows pointed up stream, to resist the
current Of tho Mississippi sometimes
they encounter a big eddy and have to
take a sweep of some miles before they
reach the landing place. So it was in
this instance. so you'll take Atcha-
falaya money for wood, will you z said
the captain, as the boat approached
the shore.
Yes SAID the small man.
How will you take itr said Capt.
Shall, (meaning at what rate.)
take it even, said the small man.
what do you mean by even?
Cord for cord, captain
Put her about pilot said Capt Shall
'and wood up at the next wharf boat
! reckon this fellow has been posted by
somebody on Atchafalayas.'-Er.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-03

EGYPT AHEAD ON VEGETABLEs.-The Car.
bondale (ill) Transcript of the 2sth ult.,
says:
On Saturday, E. Babcock and ]. NJ. Rich.
art sent us q fine lot of lettuce and radlshes,
the product Of their garden this season. 1t
is something rare for Nlincisans te luxuriate
upon fresh garden vegetables. raised in their
own State during the month Of january.