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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

ONE SESSION DAmY.-Ths Recorder has
very wisely determined to hold but a single
session Of his eourt daily, limiting The business
20 the morning session. The court viii con
vens hereafter at s O'Clock A. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

MIsFoKrUNEs NEVER CoNE SISGLY.-Our
~sutsrPrising fellow citizens, the Messrs.
Msydwsn, have been subjected to a train Of
misfortunes. They had barely recovered
from their recent severe loss BY FIRE, when
they met with another mishaP Of an an
moving character. DuTing the storm Of Tues
day morning, the rear wall Of the building
occupied BY them as a marble warehouse, was
blown down, and marble work to the value Of
fifteen hundred OF two thousand dollars 20
badly injured as to be rendered useless.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

G. It is a remarkable coincidence that
while Charles Morningstsr was undergoing
an examination In the Criminal Court room
yesterday, upon The charge Of abduction, Mrs.
MO~rn'ngstar, bis "bettsr half, was engaged
in litigation Just across the hal, in the Re
eorder's courtroom. Mrs. MorniBgstar had
been ousted from tie room which she occupied
on Front Row BY Mr.. John Baer, the landlord.
More fortunate than her husband, Mrs. Morn
ingstsr obtained redress, for Basr was fined
s. for the part be played in eeeting the wo-
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Death at sea.

NoHFoLE. jay IN Bargue Jennie Pitt, Capt
Amen. bound from Havana % Falmouth, EaEland. win
8 cargo Of sugar. put into this port io-dsg o. sooouut q
ne death Of the Captain. Who died Al see.
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L0aR GOa. safe.

4 WILL eel The Plantation IN sheioI county Ienaes-
Il see. "a -tich I reside. c~onsi1tlng q elght hunlfed
scres. about I've hunired acres ~ which Is in . One stats
~ cultiv.uoa. ne improvements are al q ne best
order. extensive orchards o. every descripuln or NUT
on cher trace, nearly lying On the s1merviNe FianE-
~ ~ sh,ut sour HUNDRED ana hhv acres- Atao oue
1850. a. ahart tour huniret Gcrcas ~ ne Hue
n. -tforb..,s ne lrsf and last tracts are i1ufdlat9iT
an he Memphis Ent Ohio Eairoe1i A99ut
81 bareAin While Oven - 49,,
.Tis din T-~---
-etSir- e ;s srsssfd &c ga. ~ as tH7 3 ~
"a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

Srrsrxe LrsuoR TO MISoRs.-Frank Vac
caro-, the proprietor Of The De Soto saloon, on
Main street. was fined SO BY the Recorder
YESTERDAY. on the charge Of selling liquor to
-F,ora
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

STABBIse AFFRAY.-Two Young men Of
the city, Nathaniel Moore and John Wilson,
engaged in an ARRAY in reference to some
very trivial matter, near the corner Of Union
street and Front Row, about seven O'Clock last
evening, during which Wilson drew a knife
and inflicted severe though mo- dangerous
wound upon the neck Of Moore. Wilson then
aed, and had not been arrested at a late hour
q Or. Kimbro, where bis wounds were
dressed BY DR.. Tucker. The mother Of the
wounded man resides on Madison street, near
Third
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

The FRsI HoGsHEAD.'-We announced
yesterday that the first hogshsad Of tobacco Of
che crop Of 1859 had already been received in
this rity. Old "tobacco worms" inform us
that the announcement must have been Prems-
turs, as il would Be unprecedented FOR new to
haceo to make IT'S appearance a month hence,
even in this latitude. We were indebted to
the shippers for our information, and do not
feel warranted at present in taking back the
statement the slippers, if they ohs'Ss, may
withdraw the statement, tobacco and an.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

BEcoEDEH's CoUEr.-ns Recorder was
full Of business again yesterday, and disposed
Of twenty-five cases. Fines TO the amount Of
500 were assessed, Of which sum $50 were
uafa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

The SUrr FOB DAsAGEs.-We announced
yesterday that a gentleman named DR.. Wn.
Carroll, Of South B~loomingville, Ohio had
visited this city with the view Of bringing
suit for damages for injuries received BY an
accident on TIE Memphis and Charleston Rail
road during the year 1s5s. DR.. C., We are
Informed, departed for Ohio yesterday, after
having arranged the p~reliminanes to the con-
mencemsat Of the suit. He viii claim dam
ages, it is said, to even a greater amount
tan $1,000, though with what shadow Of
hope for recovery we are not advised.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

TIE Was UPoN THE Does.-ln obedience
70 The ordinance. the police are waging a war
Of determination upon the canine race, and
the lives Of scores Of worthless ours
have been sacrificed bylsgal hands. We trust
the good work win be prosecuted until every
trifipg cur in the corporation shall have been
made 20 bite The dust.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

AFFEKsoS & Co.-The firm Of ApPersOn &
Co. this morning publish their card IN anoth-
Ct column, offering their services 10 h epubhe
during the approaching season, as Cotton Fac
tors and Grocery and Commission Merchants.
This firm is well known as one Of the most ac-
tive and ~snterprising in Memphis they do a
large business, have fine cotton shed and
every necessary and requisite for attending to
tbe requirements Of their customers.
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HOLLOWAY

s~cORBrTIc nsscriaus, s~r7upsas and eruption from
whatever hidtsu Cause. are overcome By ne o. o. his
srsat cleanser ~ ne bumaa system Ifbsslsfy srstI-
eaten as ven a. suuGrsailn. lu1 p~s1etrztss 20 ne bid
fsa salr-s1 % te maIady
sot q ne uauuhcorys Ne. 81 Maissn Lrs New
York aatey all Drussisn At s. So and sl per bor
IrLTlfuawfu
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q Merchants. planters and carpenters
would do well to notice The lumber advertise
mszts Of Msssrs. wbi7Pls and Montgomery In
to-davss nsprr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

UfHE Putucrzhip b~erctof1re cEistins E1der The 1aue
Eud style q ZEST j. IRAECE, IS hisdsy dissolved
By mufulfuonsent. he n1me o. TIE nru VIII be cny
used IN hquiEaii1u. 7. 2. rrahue alone has ~aufhorir
e. settle % thf ouistandins cisims-
John ZEN
7. 3. TRkHuE.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing in he COMMITS
Il sion business, under the name and STYLE o. GIBBS
K BRYAN, Is this day dissolved ~ mutual onseut.
r. r. GIBBS.
-n1r s. 1850 -vr2-Tm W. b. uuTnN.
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e We are indebted to J. G Tourney
Esq for late California papers.
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s-TOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Co

TUE next general ursEur 70 the StlcEhCiers In ne
Il Memphis udClarisu1 Railroad C1urzlT vIn be
hed lu Memphis. Tennessee. on
WEDNESDAY. CGC g. 1883
AT sEcEh1fes arer er1esteft1 Be Represented er1ar
in person 0r BY urlrg
Al 8tczhlliers viii re uasef nee 81 auf from fhs
meeting. n1m M1niaT usf1rs TIE meeting until Frl.av
thereafter. iu1iuIva. tr preceding thsiT st-E Ger
uneates 20 the Culu1frH SAN. TArE.
~l-s-LaulL r..-L-.uL Il 4 O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

Az UN-FoK-UEArE AEHEsr-A correspond
/ ent has eallea om attention. TO he arrest, on
! Monday, Of 8 gentleman named William c.
Nichoi, whose name was reported BY the poiise
AZ aCharles ". Nichols.r The charge brought
against Mr.. Riehol was that OF vsgraney, or
gambling. The arrest was a very unfortunate
one, as Mr.. Michel proved an unsxeepdonable
character, and was promptly released after eK-
animation. He il IN the same category with
many other gentlemen who have the ability TO
live for a short time without performing man
uel labor, and as he pays all his bills at ma
turiiy, and imposes upon no one, his arrest, to
say the least, was verv unfortunate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

TTAvE resolved ne Exploits snt Triumphs o. PAU
III Wrruhy La E--0pe. the chess Champion, inclullG
Bi5-rapaicl szCtcls- q Fu1us Payers All various
information AMI a~neciCtes relating % tie noble Cave 81
CheEs By Paul Msrph7'sate S~ecreia-y-
ne TIrzinia sgrincs and springs % re sun aA
soufh-uest b J. J. Ncoruans 4 D
shsksreares Lszll Acguiraufra Consde
lord Campbell. New supply.
Me1oIrs al ue EurTea Catharins % wr"rf %
herself VITA . preface By A. HarEen-
u~-ses ~ Hrurfs A Practical Tresnae On heH
uararamrnf ~ scrufaf1r. 10 Thih y aaN A.le
af Wid Horses. b. J.. g. EareF, - A"A M
Tfmcr. L1uiru Elltlcn.
Uiuts t5rards Physical Periecun- of We fninaaqnl.
OF Hrman Raauty. Showing hea SECURE feeAn
n-1f- s-T-sF~~ Health and visor, secure , No LIE
-T- - r-quniues an DsicmIuesof A1e.
rsI- CLRATE a VADEN.
r--rr-n~ aorr. ia
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idmInistratOris Notice.

TTAVIN obtained letters % alm1ulraflu On flf e.
III taia o. Spencer G. Buuivu- a. ne April term, Ise.
OF the County Court OF shelly o1El.ys ne urlersirued
rives notice O. an persons having claims 1Elilst said e.
tate, % present them f1iy authenticated within ne time
Prescribed hy Law, oheruise hey vii BE- barred aadnl
psrs1s ilessts1 c al ss.s.s --s required 70 azke IN
mediate payment
anfH-flm G. nUMLlN. AdIr.
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HOUSE--MOVING

TuE subscribers are lrsrared . q aIwurk mlne lne
~ MOVING. RAISING ~ sl~hAlGHlhAlAa
RTU n -IE NlL1 And h~Al1HhlAlNe
COuNrnT.
ApDly uara-gh the Post Once. @ q n rs1iisnce 81
: -BfslTs en- ExShEnEs street tegTeea 41lt -
rsGr 10 ltFeas u htADf 60
.frf4anH
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Location:
SALEM. ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.


r cUIfy:
REV. D. >. BIfTLE. D. D., President snd Professor -
Moral and Intelir-tuai Philosophy.
S. CARSON WELLS A n, Professor q Eathsm4us
and Natural Philosophy
REV. W B. TOECE A Il, pr1fess1T lf Ancient Ian
EuaEes end Literature.
REV. II. s. OSBORN. Pr1fesz1r q Natural Silence
J. 6. FREY, Assistant In Ancient LanElsrrs AMI Pre-
psrat1ry Department.
49, Professor o. Modern Language sni Tacla.
COURSE-Ful and through.
ENPENsE-Rerular Tuition. Board, Room. FurI, ETC.,
for ten months. eIfO.
BEGINNING or sEssION-Lasi WEDNESDAY IN
August
FCr particulars, sfjrpls Rev. d. p. BITTLE. p.
D.. salem, Roanoke county, Va.
To Be supplied
ivas-wsf S c WELLS seerstarv l-aruIt-
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n

IN The Memphis and Charlest5u Railroad Company, and
Il their families, VII Be passed % Memphis free, On
Monday and Tuesday lst and - Of August neat 30 the
Meeting ~ Stakeholder. 90 WEDNESDAY, 2iof August,
ana returned on THURSDAY and Friday following. by ex-
hHhitiug their Stock Ceguhlstes % he Conductor.
". b.
.-ar-.---.l rr------- - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27

DETAINED.-ne steamer Graniis State
with two barges Of stone in tow, to be used in
paving the Memphis wharf, was aground at
Cumberland dam on Monday last.
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NV ToEK. July 27th.-Couon-rhe market closed
arm. Sales Of ? 500 bales Floar-Ihs market closed
duIi-saiss % n COO IRIS C % closed duil-aaiss of
1900 husheii Port closed tul 81 sls.2s Q t6s-
WHISKY Is cents. sugar d1set tuoyaut 81 4%uaiitiF1
have slightly sdraaosdj fair Orisans g. ~ Muaos-
vaao 81 GsAe cenis eiossi euist. haviag declined y
q &c solatses co.
NEW oRLEAss Juiy p -~couon-saisf % 90 bales
Of New oriean, mitiinEs ati1Kc. sales ofihres tays.
IoOo0 bales. Rsosip,. Of thrss Gays 10 bales hEhinf;
100 hales same tins last year
Freight 70 Liverpool \
cIscIssArI. July 27h.-Four-ns maTtet ea,ei
steaiy ~ IS. Corn dassd dm. WHISKY "a P1rt-
western messi sIss o. 90 hsis At SIS 50.
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4 FIRGLNLANs Who D. an eNpsue1eed Cllsalcal and
Mathematical Teacher. and who has fer sever years
past been principal % an 1cadsuv. desires 10 Be INFORM
81 where h can mi an eligible stualeuflr estshlshng
a school In some ~ the Slutheru Statea would De- viii
iuE 20 aocept a situation as ~pr1fess1r In c1leEc. Cr 81
principal % an academy % high rsrk Refer 90 James
p. Johnson. Memphis and addrea Principal af Rapil
Ann Academy Graves HILL. MaflaIu county, We anf7-
factory references given snd required
Lr~lll-I.rulm
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Ea All TIE PURPOSES oF 4 FUBSsTHE HtBlcEE
FoR CosuvESEss
EOu TIE CUR OF DTsFEFsIAs
.FOR JAUNDICEi
For THE Cur OF IEDIGEsIIcE
FOE HEAnACHE;
FOH TuE CURE OF DTsENTEHT;
Fon A FOUL STOMACH
For THE CURE OF E~EYsPELAs
FoE TIE PUEs;
FoE TIE Z OF SCEOFULA.
FOR ALL SCHOFULOCs C~O1TLAEI5e
FoR THE CUHE or RuEu1rAusN,
FOE DISEASES OF TIE SKIN
FUH uW CURE OF LIvER COMPLAINT.
FoR DRoPsY;
FCR TIE CURE or IErTER, lCNoEs AND SALT
RHEUM;
For WORMS;
FOn IHE CURE OF Govt
For A DRNEn PHI:
FoR THE CUR OF NEUEALsn;
FOA PCnUYINu THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-colted, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable, no harm can ause from thar U.S. in any
quantity.
Price 25 esnts per Box Five bozss for 500
Greatnumbers Of CIergymen, Physicians, States
men, end eminent pers0nages, have lent their
names % certify tie unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies. but GU space here WI not permit the
insertion Of them The Agents hel0w named fur
ui-H grsus our AlEn1ctN ALMANAC in which they
are Given; with also fun descriptions Of The above
complaints. and the treatment that should Be fol-
loved Ger their cure
Do lot be put of BY unprincpled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others Tit sick
want the best and thsrei Is for them, and thsy should
have 30.
An our Remedies are for sale By
R. T. FARNSWORTH & CO.,
S. MANSFIELD & Co, Memphis,
at Wholesale and stan, and By all Dealers
lsewhere. ds-deod:weow
Tobacco and Cigars.
I00 000 CIGARS. scperl1r lfaaisi Cotton
lUU.UUU Plant rlhao1F Silver Rs1do; Nal
-sse silver Flake a.. For sale By
80 WARD a N~oCLELLAND.
Yeast Powders.
= GROSS Yeast Powders 100 gross Yeast Powders.
- Just received and Tor EIe BY
iyi0 WARD & E%oCLELLASp.
Wanted.
zoo COOK washer and Ir11er. LlteraI rEses
y given. Apply a. the cn-e % Hume D. HII Sank
Bnidins @ lyl3-ivl wv. p B0UHAE.
For Hire,
A LIKELY MICRO R suitable - uursilE
y Apply O. A. s. LEVY c..
iyIz No. 20 Madison street
" r pLr1rrrrRJ W r~IDurpgE-wH G. ANnERsos
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Comm rial affairs.
Ss1Pas pAnr AFgEAL O

WII"N.INNI ~ % 10
Yesterday.
luierior....... ...a 7 fMafluE I'LL Six
Ordinary ........ TAG ~ God Mlfflng .uhGi2
Good Ordinary SKA ~ MlddiinE Fzir..t1kai1h
Low ~Aiftinr.-..i0 GioH Fair.......-. g.
ne Kew Tork Herald uyr ~ me Afria We learn
Inst there had basn a cn1sldarahle revival IN tufe a.
Aanche1tsf, uhirh had I'D % a. a1Fanca On raH o1tt1u
Ia Liverpool. ard whlch hnd teen further improrsf D.
DC news q he armisuc between France and Au1iria
ne improvement ia Lirarrool has led b m sfvance in
MS market % cne-fourth af acant per round. We nov
qraie raT clucu ~ tac. per pouut for mlidllng upianfa
uhlch 4 within ahn1f A.. ~ Nrs or fmn hlEheat qrata-
uon % he srazln. ~ n1flnE Further t~ransplref % ha-
hat % peace fhan te trlrf arulFil. no prunansuf
CHANGE On ne course ~ uais can b. anticipated. Bar
should peace become raefahushrd. ErfanT iurrfase1
acnvity IN EnEiish cotton m-arfacurins nay Be- mticpa-
ten. leading 70 q Filu hirher ranss of prices Pr uW
cotton. which wnuld g. Ear g. suEtaln cotton fatflo made
from the ~pTeli0us hirh priccf raw Uatsrial
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For Acknowledgement and state
RenoFfer.


For Acknowledgement and state
Reporter.
We are au.horited and requested % sunouncs
q. THORNTON ESQ. o. Memphis. ass candidate for
DE 0n-s - roFusy-srn srsIa al Hsplrtsr fr ne STATE.
At hs easallE sle1l-l. % the IAN Ausast ys-ls
For announcement and Reporter.
We are authorirsf o. sunaunc- " B. REESE. D.. ~
Knoxville g. auufiais for Au1rnry General sni Re-
porter, la 81 T. 5H--L. resigned.
imIs-ts
For Acknowledgement.
Eareauth1rzsI % ann5unos ] s-HACKLEFORn,
o. CIarEVile. q candidate hr Attorney-GrnsrL and Re-
porter tr ne snt,. VICE l. 7 sueet resined
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
wEs-e surhorzelt % aun1unls Col ySO. HEAD %
Ga1urll, a oansiiate fr Attorney Several o. Ten
aslsss. lt tbs ensuing spseisi election. vice John l.. 7.
Sns-t "a rssEned. mas
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
VI are authorred and requested 20 announcs THoS
.. FREEMAN. % Gibsou o0uuty. a. csnfidais Er the
ore o. Aflarnrv General and Reporter tr ne State.
mv1
Elegant Residence for sale.
loser for safe my RssIfsnce. m rsuusssse street.
ulch IS che % ne INST oomnrsb.s. airy AMI pIes1ssi
with 100 festof gallery anI hall. seven ro1ut besides
a-rmmoIcls servants icons. There are two dstems On
ne Do. siezauf ,~hrubsery and fruit tree. etc The loi
Is as feet houtt - 1so feet % an alley. one vho uunu
g. choice sid oamluialle residence. annat tabeusr hsn
20 purchase while here BE- lhau-e-
Iunl9-1m o. B PAREE
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w. 4. BRYAN,
SUCCESSOR TO GIBBS a BRYAN 2
VIII o11tiune the
IN .WuunnsDCn

nRONPT sales o. Cotton vii be made, and money re-
L mI1ed Immediately. charge. Fifty Cents per bale.
C0nlguments o. wheat Corn. Bacon, and al kinds II
Pr3tuue, -hau have tie best attention. Orders for Bag
guE and Rope, and Plsutsti0u Euupiies promptly fnei a.
The lowest market price
oFFICE-Eo rs Front Zoe, over F5rsythe. Jomes1n
A. Brother.
address IyI2-snl " A. BRYAN. Memphis
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TIE NAPOLEON MUEDEB CAsE-We pub
lished-s umoT yesterday morning, which had
been circulated BY passengers By the Kate
Frlibee, to the effect that a diabolical murder
had been committed on Saturday last al Ma
polson. Under the impression thai the report
was not altogether W rraHted, we withheld the
name Of the party said 70 have been murdered
and robbed; and we were pleased TO learn
yesterday that the gentlem u bad not only not
been murdered. but that he was seen BY bis
acquaintance in this CITY yesterday.
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G a 2 Z L M z
EETE invite tle atreuiion af
w BuILpERS Isl DEALERS OF LINE
O. MS article. g. the Bot AMI mast esHr1miral bruuEhttl
ruur market. IS burned df ore rursst white marble.
auI pur % IN larger lui gfru1zer tarrrfT t1su hri "
any other western hranf ne har- sen
D~ffffinqfr 3 Bro,
ka1-f1m CAPE aIHAHDEAU, NO.
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Coral Mratttrs.
moTnInE,::Juiy ~, 1853.

Arrivals ana Departures OF trains.
MEMPHIS CHAHIEsroS--rrsins arrive
at $50 rs. AID SIS p a. Depart at l;49
A. N. and 200 Pm
Mr,rHIs AND OBIo.-Trains arrive at
100 A. n. and $50 p. r. Depart At 7'2 l.
n. and 400 P. "a.
MISSISSIPPI AEp TESEEssEE-Ifains az
rve a. 1880 A. d. Depart st2s00 P. a.
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Ia is55ssvida5s srsT 2f-EBGf. G19
steamer Victoria
T. n Ez-
leaves Mrl19aa evsrT THURSDAY P y -
furu.lE IsaFssF lEt1 arg every A0FDAE s--4U
steamer Daniel Boone,
Ian
Leaves Hsmphs evsT SATURDAY. 9r-rr
Ing. leaves -tcElr-F every -L-chE -tE-
THE salvs hrcs ssEs-- l--ass- stem r.
Il e. l47a been a
znI uLu run thraalal. flr HlL-- .-ar rTrH1-T -
he hreg1IlE schedule taxing EaEl- r- 1rss m
an points 1u he river ll-esa H--llr 3D. rE
arkansas AID WHIT Rtrars,
80 - --.s. --a- 80
m1lsGF nH uns win ne f-a-r1r z-
Passengers Bound south
runecf promptly aEi UtEl- a-rerl---
AtNAPOLEON-wIl pazEsu 0r AE-s Tns
1fGArVEs L~ANDUG-wIh sav--Lr-u E
uceIIo. warren. Camdel a1f W-ah@- trl7 -r
elzny sssn respectively Of Drsv. srs17 mloSa
fTIc-EsBUas-WIa z-l-aal -sz = @
Orleans IN i2 hsurd. Alec u'a rfaz1f
orisaHs Red Hi7er. Taao ed la
Vfcksburg, shreveport and Eszaa
Railroad
PASSENGERS fy this line lfurf El--E Graz -GsuSr
win relaHIs PslEet Llusa ~ Crlr1 O. I-lHaar L.-
We -Tr he W-u-ta ana C~larl=Etu Gl.-1sr tuf a
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e. There was a refreshing show Of rain
In this vicinity about three O'Clock yesterday
morning, and e pleasing continuation Of the
same last evening.
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Latest Novelty.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

CLNGER's new letter A rrausFurse shuttle family
y snd Plantation sewing Machine is cnstructed upuu
an entirely new principle. Whereby he faults 20 al
che family sewing ma1flnes have been reme1iei
and avoided. his superb piece q FURNITURE D. decorated
~ thehirhest style 81 ART
The machlue h. rapid and nearlT nqlaeles1s Wtlie u
Is extremely easv % operate ~ D. capable cf ne heaTl-
est as vel a. the finest KIND o. Eurk- saving ne strong
esf linen or FAX thread viii the sane facility a. he very
dnest oobEeh, clfi1n OF klk- In TIE language q q heE
TorE uri.ic. "it combines heauy. lEhinrss. strength.
simplicity and Durability with TIE most oouprehenstve
utility. realizing Tor fhr drsf time our idea 81 a PER
FECT SEWING ACHTE Il s. without dJubt,
ne very BEST, as vel Is he CHEAPEST family sewing
machine ever yet invented
~ sen1 Tor q circular.
DEAE Prapriet5r-
MISS EEBECCA agent.
NJ Ieo and 49, Nan street. Memphis next DOR and
correcting with Messrs Mckinney 4 Cas- extensive
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The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
ErWEE
Portland. Ne, and New Orleans, La.
- $500 n--a--Hr-n-

JUNE =. 1883.
EDE the seouf secfl11 Of the p1st-r1u1s oct OF June
"a. s55s. By whi-l The 0srmaster-Genea Isl auth1r-
lied % make s1ll arr1zEsmeng fr The a1-mlssl1n Of
the great hrC-Eh nails herEeen Portland au1 New Or
leans as VIII irslre re most Deely lulcertllu crunec-
ton. i-u1uillg m The rIlts or lu8 90 la daily mails 81
mauyc q IRE s1a1ca-d Cuuercl1l citia1 al may le COR
sistsnt win ne greatest dispatch. p~rc1uals VII - r-
ccived az the Contract one % thla Department untl 3
p s. VI Wednesday, August o.. 1883, tohe decided D.
the M0ad1y foilouInEl Cor C~5ureTing the nails d ne
United States. from lEt Oct1har. 1853. OBJ sth June 1873.
from Portland. Ne. b. New OrsEl La and back. tuIs
In locted nail crafr1. ODE Unopened between IL ter-
mini. sEcept Do agsnu t-lT authcrizel BY The Deptrt-
neut. and o. such points only as o. nay desigua-e
Bidders viii name en- their proposals the iutereiiats
points By uhica The route snail rul. and propose the
node or modes % CCuvarg1cs. with a schedule tE4uE ne
times % departure rqu and arriVal o. TIE terminal
1uIuts alone. viz F1Fal1l AMI New Orieau=rls trip
each way b Be- absolutely E-lraItef o. Be performed
within the Stipulated time. % u1 pay required
For forms % proposal. guaranty aud c~erl1clte. aul
alEo Tor Instructions aud u-nlifl1cl fobe embraced 10 the
contract. see the advertisement q December a. 1s5s. or
he advertss nentof F February 2. 1854, To- panrilet form.
at ne principal plst-1mr=s ]. UDLE,
H-7-HwEn nHafMHEHa~l-anarnl.