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sESrEScED-MEurice Nah0ncy. charged
with entering and robbiug the room OF Mr..
Wlckesham, IN the posi- Office building, wac
yesterday found guilty., and sentenced by
Judge Hunter, OF the Criminal Court, 10 I've
years imprisonment in tie rentlsatiary Al
Nashville.
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THE SMALL PJx AT HOLLY sPR-SGs-Fr0m
q Gentleman just arrived from Holly springs,
be I=a-E that the small poX raging Tor some
u= past Ia that place is gradually dying out
There arc now but two or three cases in the
town. and those are OF very mild form.
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The Committee appointed by the Memphis
Medical Society 10 Investigate and rep0r. upon
the present sanitary condition o. the city, are
requested to meet az the Office 0fthe Chairman
Dr.. r. Mitchell. No. y south Court street. this
evening az four O'Clock.
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aA1AANH
New York Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov E-COtton-Quiet AZ 5zd5Sc.
Eour-Firm FOR sound extra State dull and
heavy for other gredesi $ @ Tor extra
state; So lGEs9 50 for round hoop ONO.
Wheat-About ] cent lower; 81 6l4i 81 Tor
Chicago Spring 81 76aSl s. for Miiwaukee
club; 81 s28Sl $ for good 70 choice Amber NIL
waukee.
Corn-Heavy and cent lower. gl9s3c. for
unsound; e49&1c. for sound mixed; Sc for
damaged.
Oat-Dun; 4ss5sc. for unsound; s2@Gc. for
sound.
Pork-Lower, at $40 1850 70 for mes. closing
atS0 Is cash; Smash 81 fOT prime mess.
L~ard-lower, At 2G24hSc.
Mhisky-Dun sales at q S9& 30.
ELECTROMAGNETIC and firm.
LATEsT MARKRTs.
f4our-Closed firm for extra state. and dull
a,1 declining for all other grades.
nneat-Closed dan and one cent lower.
5on-glosed heavy and ] cent lower.
at 80 Il cash. 1A
LLaEdLLCloSsd lower, stsoe2g<s
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IS=-RAScE-We learn that the steamer Nj
agaH sad Ben s~uckney, lately sunk, were un-
f-E-snH
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MCLE S~rEALrSG-The trial Of the negro
charged with stealing q mule from Ar. Amos
Curtin. before Esquire Creighton. was con
uuued over 70 next Monday.
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Chelsea school NeetinE-The patrons OF
the school now held In the third Presbyterian
church building, are earnestly requested 10 At
tend an adjourned meeting, in the school room
al half past seven o'clock, this THURSDAY.
evening The design is to organize the school
upou a permanent basis and elect trustees 70
manage It's business Affairs, also, 20 consider
any Other matters which Will tend 10 establish
a arst-class school for children Of both sexes
An who feel interested In the subject Of educa.
ton are invited also.
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CEINrSAL CouHr-Theattenti of this Court
yesterday was occupied IA trying 20 gllpannel
a jury In the case OF the state rs. John C.
Creighton. Three hundred persons were sum
rlGles. and ont ofthat number but three were
fauuI, mp % a late hour last evening.
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Omce-XO. Is Madison Street,
our business Ohict


VIII be opened from 5 O'Clock A. NJ uh.Ne
?. r. Advertisers VIII please bear tbs IN A'4H
aud hand in their favom early
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a. Noores. smith & Co, No. 8g2 Main Street
Provt1e Block, have the largest and most com
plete assortment Of saddles, Bride Harness
Collars, etc. IN the Southwest CAL and exam
Inc. nov.hweds. Gsuds.
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Fancy Tuck Combs, Ornamental Hair
Pins, Hair Nets, Ladies Belts, Belt Ribbon, etc
city retailers viii find all tho novelties 81
North, Murphy s. Mason's 23Second street
nos =
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We sre requested 10 say that samples and
prices OF the common clay pipes for tobacco
sm0kersf OF different sizes and shapes, and
that pay p fine proht 10 dealers, caz be had, il
ordered from stephen r. Shepard, sole agent
FOR the manufacturer az Louisville, Ky.
now 3w
Osuab urgs-shesungz cheap for cash to
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PERsoNA1--Sam. Shl0S, Esq returneIt TO The
city yesterday, amer a brief visit North. He
has our thanks for a 0u dIe OF Northern and
Eastern paper.
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re-. Shoemaker and Tanners are Invited @
call on ll00rss. smith q Co, 32 Main Stree
and examine their splendid assortment Of OILS
Tools, Findings. American, French % Ger
man Calf kip skins, HemIock and Oak Sol,
Leather. etc. n0v.lwedSEsuudE.
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Petition for Divorce.

county, Tennessee. 9-AOs
Z Stone g. Mary Stone.
In this cause % appearing to The Clark e
the petition herein nled, thar the defens11S n.
m nonresident OftEs state Of Ienuagse-. M =
hereby ordered t1at Publication BE- inada In -
MEEPHrs APpEAL, according 70 Law, notifvfre
the Cctguuanf, Asry stone, 70 au1ear AZ ~
next term OF the flrcule our- 10 be held f0r
Hueiby county al E1iaigh- on the third Monday
tu January next. and within me first thrse DAYS
OF antd term % plead 1nsNeror deuur 10 COM
p~latuaut 1Hl Tor divorce, or Tie same Will ~
taken for coutessed. auGset for hearing e. PqTte.
So %. l. STEWART, Clerk
This November. 18Th. LssL uuL-tawfWe
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Shoes at Wholesale, Cheap -Brogans
boots and ladies shoes at bargains, 70 wholesale
buvers. a Nenken Bio Co.
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY TRENDS
ID ana the Public generally, that havo on
hand land constantly receivtRg} one Of the
largest stocks OF goods In my line ever brought
to this city, an Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared To sell at Lower figures than any house
In the city. To close cash buyers can Oher Su-
perior Inducements. Gail and examine my
Stock aud Prices, and become satisfied. My
stock consists, In part, Of the following articles;
A general assortment plain and fancy
Candles,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Creans Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerei,
CurTants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
JeHies in Glass, Serdines, bxs.I
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, l& 2Ios-t
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, I, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal Jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbIs. &5do.
P%iueapples in Glass, Sirup, bbls. & do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can PineappIes, Reid a Coffee do,
Can Rasp6erries, Powdered Sugar,
Can B~lackbeTTies, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & ZPicded Lobsters,
ID. cans, Salmon, 1&2lb. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch.
CARROTS Snuff IN bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls. L hf. bbs., Nos. I, ?
and 5,
MackereI in kits, Nos. I, 2, and 3,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
a large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole.
Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Washboards, etc,
| Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Hacking, London Club Sauce,
Irdigo, German Soap,
CRAM Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
so bbIs. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbIs. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
IS bbls- Orange Valley Whisky,
| Fine Brandy, Clareti es'ks& o0e-
Medeira, Aosyntne'
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS!!
lust Received as large an assortment OF Fire
/ works a. was ever brought to this city, in part
as follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes TorpedOes,
A General Stock OF
Rockets, Roman Candles,
sERPESTs, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
Al Goods
WARRANTED AS REPRBsENTED
AMI
Delivered Free Of Charge
To All Parts Of the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Cheese, etc.
l.. ROCCO,
Corner Madison and Second Streets,
Nes. SOC & sOs.
noYl0 Ina
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MEMPHIS AND ST LOUIS PAcRET 90.
For Cairo and ~. Louis.
MARBLE CITY~-Tsehudi, master
This splendid passenser packet
THfis DAY. soth inst, at 8 PM.
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
VIC. POSTAL, superintendent.
W. +. DILL. Agent.
~. r. Pugh, secTetary. noye9-lt
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PICKET
For Cairo, EvansviIe. Louisville and
Cincinnati
STAR LIGHT Mccullough, master
TP;;s splendid Psssenser packet
VIII lsqye fer me f SSoYe : O'Clock 3 n
fo' "0'sH' Z IIRPRRY Hl3pkSlsrAD, Agent,
u jefferson street.
ENocH TAYLOR, agent,
noyD q 20 front street.
GLEALPHIS AND ARK RITER PACKET CO..
For Pine 8IuFand LifIe Rock.
CLEANER master
This splendid passenger packet
VIII lenve for the above @EEzs
FRIDAY, Ist Dec. At o pm.
For freight or passage apply on board Or %
LARRY ILAifMSTAD, agent,
Jefferson street.
y. 8. dREEN, superintendent
noy502t rs Front street
FOR WHITE AED MACK RIVERS
To S-seksOnport, EatesViIIe and Buffalo
City.
NORTH WEST--McCormlek, master
This swia rnnning steamer win
THIS DAY, the Goth instant, at pm
For freight or passage apply on board orto
LARRY HARAlSTAD, Agent,
nov51-lt jefferson street
ArLATrc AyD NlgslssIpPI STEAMSHIP
COMPANE-U s. MAIL LINE
FOR yfcksburg. Natehez and y. Orleans
CONTIN Entail ..-.... ....... Burdeau, master
This superb passenger steamer SIS
THIS DAX, the 9lth instant, at 5 pm.
Freight received nj all hours on board the
Company's Wharf Boat, foot Of Monroe s.
J.N. LEWIS, agent,
nova it "a Front street,
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
For vIczsburg, XateheE and y. Orleans
MARIA DEFINING p Tore, master
This splendid packet win leave as
This DAY, @th inst. ct 6p-m.
For freight or passage, apply on board rto
JOHNSON WRIGHT, Agents,
n0vS0I II ~ Front street.
MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LLyE
For Cairo and Saint louis.
ELEANORA CARRELL .--.--Carrell, master
AAANA N1N NA@ nA AAHh" ~ .
er will leave - above on -
THIS DAY, the 5lth instant at ( pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
noy3o 1t - ffoHislrest,
REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET
For IEeIena, V3eEssbUrE and tie BENDS.
VICTORY. .HukiIl, master
This nne passenger steamer VIII
leave as above --z@
HIS DAY, 3lth instant, ats pm,
FOR Trprr1r ar VQEgaua annIE on board or 10 /
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, agents,
uovW n 2G Front street.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET
FOR yIelssSu-E aRd New Orleans.
CLAIR Tom Frauey, master
This superior passenger steamer
will leave as above on - |
THIS DAY.. the Sthinst., at Dam.
For freight or passage apply on board ortO
ELLIOTT MILLER Agents
noD It nc. Is Madison street.
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Business on the Levee yesterday was good
The amount OF shipments being quite large.
The weather stm continues beautiful, Heavy
fogs are now prevailing in this section OF the
country.
Tie river Is falling slowly opposite this
point.
Since our last report the following have
been the
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Roots and shoes.-The stock Of Walker
Bros q Co, 20 Main street, Clay Building
comprises an endless variety Of ever style and
quality or boots and shoes.
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Resident Notice.

Cuancery Court of rIs CITY OF Memphis. Tenn.
Mary A. Marsh, John r. Marsh and simeon
Marsh VS.. John u. Record. executor OF Wiz
liam Marsh deceased, and Others.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this cause that
the defendant John r.. Record. Executor Of
Of William Marsh. deceased, and william
r Mash, a minor are residents OF the
state Of Mississippi, and uOu-rasidsnts OF the
stats OF Tennessee ir IS therefore ordered that
they make their appearance herein, at the
COurt-house,t IN the cirv OF Memphis. Teunes-
SEE on tie urst Monday In January, 1850, the
same being rule day. slI plead. answer, or de-
mar 20 complainant blI, or the same Wiz be
taken for confessed, as 70 them. and set foE
be published once q week. for -FOUR successive
weeks in the Memphis appeuL.
\ cCpy-atresr=
400 USTDE ASTON. clerk and master.
Wright & AcEiick. s0is- for c0mplaiuauts.
uov24 Iaw4wIW
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Gap and letter Pepper Envelopes, FsbsI
Pencils, Ink, Steel Pens, Blank Books, mi
stands, etc. City retailers viii always find IA,
best stock Of thes= useful articles Tor sale at low
prices al North, Murphy 6 Hasou's, % secont
street. NOS p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Every Trade Must Live.-Tho printer has
a hard task, and 50 has the a~uctioneer. We
deeply sympathiss with them, and especially
one who, OF all Others. has been the most
liberal IN paying the printers. We speak ON
c. Cayoe, so wen known by the world as every
body's man. i Is snow, as II has been IN days
past, impossible for him 10 give usa list Of all he
sells, as the goods and chattles are arriving
every hourin the day, SO we think & best Cor
all VINO wish 10 secure bargains, 10 be on hand
every day, as he says 1t is the best way
10 make Il pry. They sell this morning a gem
eraI assortment Fine stock as usual.
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Walker, Bros. q GEO one should
make purchases Ia staple and fancy dry goods
until they have consulted Walker, Bros. q Co.
- Main s-r-a.- rar HrIIafnE
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Retail Dry Goods---Eaker Bros S Co
opened yesterday, and win have on their o
tiers to-day. some new and admirable styles, al
Es Front street
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Q-UeeBsaRre Tor country trade. for sale a.
reasonable prlccs Al Dolnnger's China Store, at
W a Nnrth 10 oI Cnnr Snuarn-
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AdnliniatrnfOlsa Nofice.

EsIAIE ofgohn wesley Ward, late or Shelby
- CeuHtyr IeuIcsea- All persons Indebted
70 7tl4 estate are HEREBY modified o. make pay
lAr-t 4- once, or tie same VIII be sled Tor
tlt a. -9ls 70 whom the estate rs Indebted
w pfe t-ef clnlls r1r payment. Av
mooney - ElnlaE q kellar- No. 5B Nan street.
are authorized - a1t flr me.
BIS p p #1i-D AdmlnHrutrir Of
noL John ". WARD. deceased.
NOZZLE County Court o. shelby. srafe
~ OF L-uleo-, 90 the December term uegt.
ls- VII apply Cos administration de 10na u0n
on NE estate u 1eH1ou llI. deceased.
Ho-l-ttared ANDREW J. EELLAH.
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Thc Largest and best selected stock o. ladies
dress furs, ever before in Nembhis, 40 Fran
cisco Virgins. 80 Main street no35-Iw
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAIsl
November ~, IS55-

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAIsl
November ~, lS5a.
Cotton.
The earnestly looked for European news
proved TO be Of a character Disappointing 20
holders, cotton having fallen a kaIf penny IN
Liverpool This event brought the market 10
a stand, and but few aud small sales were made,
and they were often effected on the streets.
Rates were materially lower Bnd quite irregu-
lar, making 10 impossible 70 give quotations.
Late IN the evening, after the close Of the mar
kst. dispatches were received Of an encourag-
nature, calculated entirely to neutralize
the previous intelligence, The result Of this
change viii be seen to-day. Attention i be-
coming turned more and more towards New
Orleans. Memphis being situated between that
city and New York, has the option OF sending
10 one or the other market, as shall be most
advantageous. Arrangements are being made
by several holders 10 ship TO the latter city-a
piece Of policy that is likely to clash with some
New York expectatious-but our banks are not
n this moment prepared 10 afford facilities to
the required extout. Like every other mer-
charitable article, It VIII seek the deurest mar
ket. whether Il be New York or New Orleans,
and tho proper financial facilities win be forth
coming 10 enable 70 10 DC so. Among the sales
yesterday were the following; 10 al Sc, re-
packed IS at 40-. 10 al fic, and IS at &c, Low
Niddling; g at sc, I5S at 45c, and % at &c, Md
dIlna: % at &c, su5 70 at Sc, Strict Mlddling
z at GSc, Good MiddIing.
General Market.
Continued fns weather offered every facility
for business, ana our streets were t~olerabiy vel
crowded With country visitors, who kept the
retail stores busy. hay is still greatly de-
pressed, and Corn IS quite scarce. Bran, 50 long
neglected, begins 20 be inquired for. Flour 10
the lower grade Is scarcely as nrm we qnote
superane lower.
CORN-Corn is very active, and the supply
not being equal 70 the demand, rstes have ad-
vanced. We now quote at e5c. asl To-
HAY-shows no present signs Of recovering
from the existing depression. We hear OF lots
Of Prime Hay being occasionally jo5bed OF as
low as SO We continue quotations; the inside
rates are the prevalent oaes.
OATs-In fair demand, without change.
BRAN-More active and without change OF
price.
FLOCR-Scarcely 50 hrn, especially IN the
lower grades. We now quote super1ne al
Sass 80. The supply is liberal
BACON-w1thout change. Clear Sides sell
mostly at the inside figures, . cents.
CANDLES-In fair demand, but prices are
weaker; we bear Of some sales below quota
tons.
oILS-The demand FOR Oils Is largs, aud deal
ers are doing a brisk business We again quote
Lard higher, It IS scarce and in good demand at
3 759s2 So.
HARDWARE-The many Improvements re-
quired on the plantations after the havoc OF
war, has caused a very heavy demand for all
kinds Of tools and hardware, snd It Is found
dif1cult 10 keep up a fun supply OF all the srti-
cles IN this line Of business. 20 a. 70 promptly
supply the demand Prices continue steady ;
We have no change 20 report No further de-
cline in Nails.
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Pocket knives, Scissors, ~Je~elry, NloIir
Strings, etc. City retailers viii ind the best
assortment OF these goods al North, Murphy s
AIason's. 25 Second street no2 2
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Misses Ca9e-, mufs, and cuffs Also-fur
trimming, a. the Memphis Hat Company.
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Ladies. call o. Francisco d Virgins, U9 Main
street and see their splendid stock OF fancy
dress nurS noa-lw
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Weflnesdny, November 20th,
ST. Louis & Yleksburg Packet Line.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co,

ONCE, No. 294Front St
NEW ARRANGEMENTS TRI-WEEXLf LINE
IT, FROM and amer this date, the
CMENIPHTS AND CINCINNATI
PACKET COMPANY will run three boats each
week, from Cincinnati and Memphis, leaving
each port on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
or each week. Time OF Leaving Memphis IS 3
O'Clock P Il. Shipper are requested 70 bring In
their bills Of ladinE early, so rs 10 avoid delay
Passengers and shippers may rely on the boats
leaving regularly, rs advertised. Cotton ship
pers viii please observe that By the above ar
-rsngeTnent we viii have a boat In port al all
inns, and that we are prepared to receive cot
ton At any hour.
ENOCH TAYLOR, Agent,
nol9 ~ Front st.
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Allentlon. ~y.erehnnnL

Cheap Dry Goods af WhOIesaIe.-A large
lot Of fresh and desirable goods are offered
chaap az wholesale by Mcnkeu, Bros, & Co.
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New Unabridged plellenars.

Than which there Is none which has reached Its
pinnacle OF fame.
WOrcesters Unabridged Dictionary we also keep
constantly on hand. Some scholars worship at
its shrine. Il Is good, but Wehster's last Is ST.
PERLATIVELY GOOD. Medical Works we have 4.
Law Books we have. The best Literary Works
OF this and every age; Novels or almost Gil de-
cent authors school Books, a very large stock
Of all kinds used in this country; Writing pa
pers. Cap, Legal Cap, Letter, Bath, Commercial
Note and Note; Envelopes or all sizes, OF good
qualities; Blank Books, Memorandums Writ
ing Books, composition Books, Steamboat
Books, Note Books, Books Of Exchange, Ar
nOld's and Buffers Inks- Copying Books, Copy
ing Presses, AID ten thousand Things we cannot
mention.
To Attorneys and Physicians We especially
communicates that we send promptly FOR an
books they desire, and charge but small COM
pensatOn.
To all we say. call md examine our stocE.
We viii sell You as low Gs any one can who
does not sell 70 his ~pecunIary destruction. We
solicit your trade. We promise fair ana hon
dealing. We shall respectfully and pO-
Htely treat you. il. WADE D
nOVA al 2S2 MAIN street
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we are Authorized d announce Col sam.
p. Walker asa candidate for the Legislature.
IA
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SiimuIsfInz Bitters-Jscobi, az No. 81
Front street, has comfortsd our stomach. His
CaIISaya B!tters has a most charming effect or
the system restoring sppetite, giving renewed
strength aud steadiuess 10 the nerves, bright
ness 70 the eyes and roses 20 the cheeks.
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The Latest Styles Of the sss=on, and the
hncst quality % hats, always 20 be had az the
Memphis Hat COMPANY. no2s-9t
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Alexander Kid GIOves.-A fresh lot jus
rncaIred 81 Manken Prn.. & @.
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REgULAB MEMPHIS AND TZcHSBURG
q rieksburr - 70 orIcan..


Ter Vieksburg and View Orleans.
EICTOET.--.- ...--.. ,...-.. --.--.-HulM, master
This splendid steamer VII leave Is
THTs DAY, sJth Instant, at pm.
For freight or passage Epply on board orto
JAMES 7. BOURNE CO, Agents,
nose II Nc. 2Jetterson street.
REgUL4R WHITE RIVER PACKET.
For DuysPs EluE, LIisIe Red River EBd
5aciSs0EPOrt-
JUSTICE .-.--Bateman, master
This elegant passenger steamer @
will leave as above on @zza5l
THIS DAY. 5Jth instant, a. 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
JAMES T. BOURNE & CO., agents,
nOv304 A. No- y Jefferson street
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
Tor Helena. Pine Blur AND Little Rock
GOLDESA .-.----..-.--. -.--.-.. Frazier, master
This fine passenger steamer VIII IT,
leave for the above @
HIS DAY, 3JJh inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or &c
no50it u Madison street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS fND CLNCEv1W
PACKET.
Tor Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
HARRY DEAN. ----.Ailler, master
This hne passenger steamer VIII Zk
leave for the above on -
III AsNNDa 4 A4E HaAlA JUS" ant b - p ia
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAS I. BOURNE q Co, Agents.
nos 2t 80. 70 Jefferson street
DEAN LIVE
Tor Cairo. Granville and Louisville
HARRY master
This elegant and swift running
viii leave as above en- -
THURSDAY, Goth instant, at5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
ELLIOTT < MILLER Agents,
no2g-2t no. b Madison street.
MEMPHIS & WRITE RIVER PACKET Co
For Duvalrs BIuG. AuEusta and Jack.
Through receipts to Little Rock.
uEs ARC-----.-.R- NJ. Mason, Master,
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as 4D0vg on A1
FRIDAY. the Isl December, at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
LARRY HARASTAD, Agent,
No. -i4Jenerson street.
y. s.. Green, Superintendent,
nOv2s At rs Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

~ Saddle1 and H-aruessnakers viii hndthe
largest and most complete assortment Of sad
dlery, Hardware, Harness-mOunting, Patent
Enameued Harness, skIrtinga aud Bride Leather
in the Southwest, 50 low figures, at Moores,
smith i Cos, S2 Main Street, PrJgins Build
Ing. nov.5wedSGsuds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

a. Genuine Texas and Mexican Trees and
saddle can BE- had ne Moores, smith & Cos, S.
Main Street, Proylne Block, sign Of the Golden
StiUp. nov.AwedSSsUds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30

Hosiery fer Lndie- and Misses.-Cotton
hose and Nerino hose, just received a, Nenkeu
Bros s. Co.