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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS Daily APPEAL,(

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,l
November ., 1850.
CoTrON-Tle market yesterday did not show
the b~uoyancy that was anticipated for on the
arrival Of the favorable news Of the preceding
evening. Buyers desired to see how New York
would take the advance, and especially to
know whether Liverpool would sustain it,
Sellers, while more disposed 10 listen TO propO-
siuons, had very few los 90 dispose Of, deter
Intimately keeping the mass OF their Cotton I'M
Ill the confidently LOOKED for day-now ex-
pected very ~soOn-when MiddIing shall com
mand 50 cents. IN the evening news was re
celved OF the arrival of another European
steamer, again with an advance, this cannot
faiI to strengthen tbs Iaarset, and hmpart con
ndence 10 buyers. The amount sold by the
holders was larger yesterday, and the size OF
some OF the lots assumed respectable proper
tons. The difference in price from the day be-
fore was not over half a cent We repeat quo
tations, remarAipg thai the outside figures
were most prevalent and that a large portion
Of the Middling Cotton sold was at lG}zc. It
will be observed that purchases were almost
confined to MiddIing Gotten. Among the sales
were bales, repaeked, at $50 al at 4Oc, Good
Ordinary Is az TO, - at ~, : at 4S}Se, and Il
at 4ic, Low Middliug is at Sc, Is at 1919, 1856
at 46c, and 22 at 1910, Middling 81 at I7c,
strict MIdJIing.
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nG- The st. Paul Press complains OF
the slowness with which the returns OF
the Minnesota election come in. IL says
that those which have thus far been re-
ceived show that the counties which gave
Republican niaiorities last year are Re
publican still, but generally by reduced
majorities. Those which were Demo-
cratic in eighteen hundred and sixty-fonr
were quite as much so at the last cleo
ton.
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RouUEEY-Elrly yesterday morning the
rooms of several of the bosriers az the Com
mercial Hotel were entered and robbed. BY
some negligence OF other. the rooms were IF
unlocked and thEs were furnished easy of
access o. the va~gabondS who improved the oP-
rortuuity by rubbing several gentlemen Of
their watches, aud appropriatiuE numerous
other articles of lesssr value. they leu 10 clue
and the chances OF recovering the stolen
articles arr rather slim.
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Ben- Mrs. Lincoln has ordered, in
ZwickAu, Germany, a monument for the
grave of her husband, the lamented
President. 1t is cut out of serpentine
stone, of an obscure green color, in the
form of a large die, and bears the simple
inscription, abraham Lincoln" In
the middle Of October it was TO be for
warded by rail TO Bremen, where it will
be shipped by rail TO this country. The
quarries Of Zwiekau are celebrated for
their stones.
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BuRNIG OF THE DUKE.-From the Cincinnati
Commercial We obtain the following particulars
In regard to the burning OF this steamer
"FrOm the agents we learn that at the time
the fire was discovered on the boat she was
fastened at the landing consequently every
body got safely Of. Capt. Sam Abeis COM
manded her. She was owned by Cox, Otis &
Co., and Julius Hessee & Co. were her agents
only. The negroes say the cause ofthe fire was
the falling out in the cotton Of the bottom ola
lantern that g negro was carrying. The con-
fusion was 50 great on the discovery Of the fire
that no one saved any thiug but what they had
on their backs. The Huntsman brought all
the passengers and crew down.. She had been
aground about four weeks, on her way down
with 90 10 Co bales Of cotton. She was not
insured. she now lays about 1900 yards below
where she INST caught fire, against the eastern
bank OF the river
Ia James Buchanan's book will APP
pear this month.
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A fair amount of business was doing yester-
day. Flour without any quotable changes-less
firm. Clear sides are decidedly lower. Hay
has declined, and sales are made ct as low as
sl9 it takes a good auiole Of Timothy to
bring So
APPLES-Stoeks are very large, and in many
Instances sales are made at very low rates in
other cases shipments ars made further down
the river, and to the Arkansas. $3.50 are the
prevalent prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. change-generaliy
fair stocks, with a good demand. sales Of 50
saeks prime Potatoes al 81 per bHshel. Pota-
toes are arriving freely, and are generally of
an unusually fine quality,
BUTTER-Stoeks are larger, but prices re-
main unchanged throughout. Very firm.
HAY.-A very heavy feeling at the Land
ing, and not much doing. Sales Of 80 bales
good at 81 and p bales at s23.
BACON.-Sales Of casks, Clesr sides, at &c.
and casks q 80 , barrels, Prime Mess Pork,
at SIS.
FLoUR-Quies, ndweak. Sales OF 8 barrels,
Single Extra, $40 q,
CHEEsE,-Cbee-c continues firm. sales ofG6
boxes Hamburg, at 2lc, and 8 boxes, English
Dairy at 2jc.
CoRNMEAL-The price remains stiU I'M
chahEeu. Halea OF & barftis AZ - ~.
SALT.-Sales Of "a barrels, Kanawha at 81.
Without change. sales OF Is
coops, old and Young, ST 81 and S. 20.
WHlSkN-sales Of : barrels, Rectihed, at
s. 8, 3 barrels, Bourbon, at s..
FISH.-In good demand. sales Of II kits No.
2Mackerel at S.
COFFEE-Quiet and steady. sales Of IS
sacks at 3l1ze and 81 sacks at s2c.
NOPE - coils. KeutuckE - IA,
NAILs.-ssles Of IS at 50 70, Gs at 50, and a's
at IS IA
Imports.
WEDNESDAY, Nov -Ths Imports OF yester-
day, as copied from the books Of the Ner-
chants Exchange, were as fellows:
Apuies, 10 bbls. Paper il bdls.
Cotton, i3 BALE. Potatoes, Il bbis, - seeks.
Cornmeal, . bhis. Pianos, l.
Cotton seed, S. scks. Salt, 70 bbls.
Flour, ~ bbla sheen ca d.
Glassware, 10 pkgA 6oapsll bxs.
Hardware, 2lpkgs. Sugar, 10 bbls.
Onions, 10 bbls. Tobacco, I bx.
on, 3 b6ls. Whisky, l9bbiS
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VAPOR BATHS.

az An Experienced resident buyer is in New
York, who Is prepared 10 take all Advantages
OF the Market. nOv5 I'm
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Es- Misses fur eapes, muns and fur trim.
ming, al me Memphis Hat Company's mon h
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,O
November =, 1850.
Money matters continue inactive, with no
prospect for a change for some days 10 come,
Notwithstanding The slight advance in Cotton.
Exchange dun, with no demand. We quote
former rates, viz: selling, he premium buy
ing, &c 20 &c discount.
In Gold no transactions are TepOrted-rates
unchanged. EEying, III TO lI71s; Selling, las
10 1857.
Some small transactions were made in Silver
at Sc, but the bankers were inclined 10 hold
on at 4Oc.
There is plenty OF Currency IN The hands Of
the bankers, awaiting a revival of trade.
Government Bonds there isno demand.
City Scrip was in demand at the banks yes
terIaY nj aOc.
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LADIES fUks-We have received a splepdid
assortment Of ladies and misses hlr aud n,r
trimming on consignment, at the NemDbis HAT
Company's, and are positively 10 h. -
gardless or cost. sail and see them. ladies
noy2l 81
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TFust Sale.


VIRTUE OF a Deed q Trust 10 me exc
ID cured On the ian day Of April I&e, by
sarah Ann ApperbV and her husband william
ApperDy, and registered ia the Registers once
Of Shelby County, in Book No pages D.. 81.
u and -, on 18Th June, lss, % secure the pay
meut VI three prommhs0ry notes made by the
said ar1es the first due twelve months ATE
date, Tor eight hundred and hfty-elght dollar,
S5sJ dated April 18Th, IsN, and made payable
% the order OF ME Jane W Porter. az the
Union Bank In Memphis the sae8Hd OF sama
.3ate. and payable t~Weuty-tOur months aner
date. fer nine huudued and nine H-Iul doUara.
order the thIrd of same date. and PAYABLE
three years after date. for nine hgndrel and
sixty s-ly. dollars sd allQ0l payable AZ same
place and % came order A Trustee. viii on
Fifteenth Day December, 1865,
Proceed to sell % highest ldder for Cash. the
iol9Slns pF9PefL lecnogd and conveyed in
said Deed OF Trust, to-Elt- certain parcel or
Land Ia the couur Of shelby. near the CITY or
Memphis, being part Ofl0r NO. So. Of WuIoughbv
Williams subdivision. and known and de-
seaueutly made Lg 81. A. keer. surveyor OF
April 81. lsg, for ATs. Jane W Porter. ana re-
corded in Register Office OF Shelby county. a.
lots Nos. DO. - and Do. and bounded a. f1IIwz-
BEGINNING a. a stake no the Intersection Of Por-
avenue With Walker street, running thence
s0ushWarlly with aIdaVeuue ~ feet % q stake
uf1hEesr corner uf Tot NO 9. thence east
wardIS- 10 feet 20 g stake on the northeast OF lot
with said line ~ 1rt ~ q stake on south SIDE OF
Walkers s., thence WestHardiy with said street
IB feet to the beginning corner, containing one
lES-In0 acres more or less. sale 10 take place
hafwean thp hours Of Do ard ID an. in f0ut Of
the Law once OF Morgan & Frayser, No. IL Nod
is8n street; this sale tor the purpose Of paying
the last meutigued note. The right q redemp-
ton II expressly Ealved in said Deed OF Trust.
The tile believed 70 be good. j convey a.
trustee 0ul5- J. FOA4FEr
now I'm trustee
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ua Merchants who are in the city buying
hats and caps al Wholesale, are invited % call
examine our stock. We are selling al from
So % S. Der dozen less than any shoe or dry
goods houss,at the Memphis Hat Company's.
Main street, OPPOSITE Courf Square. nova 81
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sSs= Michael Kierehner, the murderer
of the soldier Henning, who is under
sentence Of death in Buffalo, publishes a
rambling letter, in which he declares
he is innocent Of the crime for which
he is condemned, but is ready for exc
cution, though not prepared for the fu-
ture.
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Rg~ Mr.. b. w. Greene, the miserable
man who killed his wife in Hartford, is
steadily recovering physically, but his
mind is unsteady, and he now has police
attendants TO prevent him from doing
more mischief. He win be taken TO the
Insane Retreat as soon as be is able TO be
moved.
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E CLAIM AGENCY
OF THE UNION,
Licensed BY the United States Govern
ment, and Dealing Directly with
the War Department.

NJ. CONES. JR-. Commissioner Of the United
States Court Of Claims for the state Of Tenn
nessaa.
ROBERT BOWIE. late Of Interior Department.
j. W. DE- KRAFT. late Chief Clerk L. 3. GEN
eral Land Office
B. D. HY4I. late U. 5. Quartermasters Dept.
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M Ladies fsrs. the largest and best assort-
ment On the city, al the old stand Of Francisco
& Virgins noyl6 lw
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HCSSwAy-The horses attached 10 a carriage
on jefferson street, yesterday. became amman
agesble and dashed into thegutier. rearing and
plungng. and upset the carriage, throwing out
the twol lady occupants, but fortunately without
lnjuring them.
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These are the brands Of fresh Baltimore
Oysters for sale by our well known friends,
MeSsrs. Comsiock & Stone. Ifyou want a rare
treat, call around at their oyster depot, forty
one jefferson street, and especially Try their
" c" brand; they surpass any other oyster In
the market; that they are the best in the city is
as plain as
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RzLtsIuCs N0rICE-A protrlctei meeting
being held o. the Christian Church, corner Lin.
Gen and Mulberry streets, and We are requested
20 state That Eiien Holmes ana Cook VIII
preach this ev ming al seven o'clock. and every
night this week, Tie public are cordially iu-
Vitei 90 attend. seats free.
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ErILErsY.-A lady was attacked with cpl
lepg m front ofthe Worsham House yesterday.
and fell upon tire idewaik apparently ~lifeIess.
A crowd Immediately collected around her. but
She soon recovered, and walked on as though
nothing had happened.
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FEEEDuEN's BUKEsU.-A few trivial case
were disposed Of by this court in the early par
ofy esterjay. Most OF the day was consumed ir
the removal % the Office from Court street 0,
tie Bank building. on the corner OF Madison
ana Main streets.
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'oREEcrIoNIJur contemporaries, the Aryip
and Ledger, stated yesterday that Col Frank
White had been injured by a railroad accident
This rs a mistake, as we are assured by the
Colonel that he In the enjoyment oi
better health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-22

CHANCERl CoURr-Nothtng OF importance
trauspired in this court Yesterday Several de
crees We're entered, and the docket called 10
number three hundred and eighteen. To-day
Is motion da,.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

ARRIVAL OF STR. CHINA.
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JEFFERSON AND BEALE STREET BRIDGE-
The work on these bridges is rapidly progress
ing. Al engaged on the work are iabonng as
siduouSly. snd Indications bid fair promise OF
Dts speedy completion.
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AuIoUESED MEErING.-We are requested by
49,. sharp, Esq President of the preliminary
meeting, tocal attention 10 the adjourned mas
Union meeting, which viii be held a. the city
Hall on Friday night. The meeting viii organize
Il aEan u-.L..E-
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BURGLAR CAUGHE-Abaut three O'Clock
yesterday morning an attempt Was made by
Two burglars 90 effect an entrance into the
boarding house OF Mrs. Mcclure, on Monroe
street. uut tie noise aroused two Of the
botrleus who succeeded in capturing one ofthe
villains, and turaed him over 10 the tender
mgrc.e- oT the police.
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Staple & Fancy groceries,
Layer Raisins,

In whole and quarter boxes; Seediess Raisins
Figs, CtrOn, Almonds and Curfants,
For Sale by W. T. PLUM8ER, dQiL
Cor. Second and Union streets,
Greenlnw Building.
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CRIMINAL C0URr-The greater part OF yestef-
day was occupied by this Court In the trial ol
misdemeanorS The Coust will begin session
this morning. at ten O'Clock
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TIE T~UNSEL-Is located on The North side Of
Adams, between Main and-Second, and Is one
Of the most popular places Of resort for those
who love a good lunch and an excellent drink
~ Mini Bertbas, Nuns and Cuns. at Fran
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-22

ne W. c. spottswood can be found at Erich
Lloyd's. S8 Main street. novI q

ms We have had laid upon our table a neat
volume with the title: " Science Of PsHHan-
ship, or the 1n0lysis Of Taste and Freedom
seventh edition. Il Is accompanied by a litho-
graphic Atlas, illustrating the principles laid
down by the author. These are made SO PLATA,
and the Illustrations are so simpiihed, that il
would seem that there Is no excuse for any one,
who Is within reach Of these little volumes, 10
continue in writing a q" bad hand.
The author, or rather the authors Of these
volumes, are the Mcssrs. Dolbears OF New York
New Orleans and Natehez, one Of whom-ProE
Levi Dolbear-haS been for some years the
Principal Of the excellent Commercial Acad-
envy, 30 Main street. Pupils and young gentle
men may have there the benefit OF the personal
instruction of this skilled and accomplished
teacher. II Is one OF the established institu-
lions Of Memphis.
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80 That enteTpnsing new firm, Messrs En-
mons q son, have again placed Us under o0h-
cations for the --latest Northern and Eastern
dafies.
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF FALL AND WINTER
GOOns-We have just received a fresh supply
Of goods direct from the Eastern market, which
we offer TO our friends and the public atthe
lowest scale of prices, consisting Of Castor Chin
chila and Esquimaux beaver c~oatings, cloths,
cassimeres, etc, velvet plush cashmere and silk
v~estings. Not Offering our goods below trade
prices and substituting Eastern clothing, as is
done by some merchant tailOrs, we have no
garments but such as are made to order by Ia,
most skiIful workmen. We invite our friend
and the public generally, who want a cheap,
neat hitting garment, 70 give Us a cali.
POWER & MCCOY,
No. &s Second street.
Hs- Swans Down Trimmings, at Francisco s
Virgins. movie IW
ue- Ladies', the finest and most fashionable
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Female Complaints
Married N single
Uterine Complaints,

by re-establishing nature, by arouzinz, invigo-
rating and restoring the Womb 20 Its natural,
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- Buffalo and Buggy Robes, at Francisco 4
Virgins movie Nv
rg on Thursday next, 10 O'clock, Frank
Hyde will sell horses, mules, wagons, etc, al
KelOE'S stable, 81 South Court street. W.
would advise those desiring 10 purchase TO at
tend the sale, as great bargains may Dee had.
see advertisement.
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SEWARD ON The PRESS.

sICKNEss AMONG THE TROOPS.
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REcoRDE's CorET-The Recorders docket
thus far this week, exhibits "a large increase in
the nuulheT oi arrests made, over the docket
lur the same Time last week. Il would seem
that whisky and its concoIni,antS, have been
freely imbibed. and as "a sequence, the number
Of arrests Tor DRINKS and dl~OuleIIies, have
been unusually large. Sixteen Gases, mostly
Tor Uding o1euses, We're mp before Recorder
Creighton yesterday morning, and fines sud
costs amounting to uine5y-siEbt dollars were
collected
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us-Fun, Furs sars. ~ofeyery deseripiion. Al
Francisco a wigglnS 10 Main qtr.s, tgo do,,s
'oe street. novl7 w
JUST hScEIyED-Broadway sacques and Bas-
quines at A. SeesSels -
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NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
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~ Bleloek a Co, viii please accept our
thanks for late paper.
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So A large assortment Of Piaids Dress Good
a. ssesser. noyl7 81
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAyELERs-Tme, eK-
pense and trouble Is sayedb by procuring through
tickets 10 ali points Nsrth aud East al the ONCE
Of tae Illinois central RalFoad, No. l~iJeherson
street, Of Lany Hamstad, agent state-rooms
secured for through passenger nols@
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10. IS Madison Street.
Our Business Ohice
LOCAL MATTERS.

WIN be opened from 8 o'clock A. n, until
p. II. Advertisers viii please bear this in mind
and hand in their fayors early.
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"a Where do all ladies and gentlemen goe
To the Memphis Hat C0mpany'S. nova z
DR.. GLBEHT-This gentleman, IL will be per
ceiyed by reference 10 another column, pro-
poses 10 give the benefit OF his twenty-five years
experience in the treatment Of cancers, tumors.
and other diseases Of a chronic character. Or
Gilbert's career as a practitioner IS the very best
guaranty Of his ability 10 perform what lac pro-
poses to undertake. Twenty-Five years ago he
adopted the healing art, under circumstance
Of difficulty that would have thwarted and de-
feated any one not peculiarly fitted for his pro
fession. His success has proved his ~qualhca-
lions in IL. Give him a call at his rooms, 81
south side Court Square.
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF @ deed or trust % me executed
ID by William H. Adams, on 2ith day Of Feb
ruary, 1888. 20 secure certain notes therein men
TONED and described, which are due and owing
rom said Adams 70 B. F. Norris. the beuea-
q aB In said deed, which il recorded IN tho
listers Office. shelby County. In Book
Number f0rty-OIe, part second, pages ~.
I5 ard rs. I will. on TursIsF the I'm day or
nerem her. Is1. between the houU Of 10 O'Clock
and 2 o'clock PM, IN ffont or the lourL
DIOR, ON Second street. In the t-T or
Memphis. Teuues=ee. sell 10 the highest bidder
f- esiSh the fOIlowiuE described tract Of land ur
lot al ground. lying and being in the County Of
shelby and StaEe o. IeunesSee, In District No.
NJ. and containing by estimation % seven
acres, being the West part Of Lot Nos bound
ri as follows: Beginning az a stake on the
southwest Of BA.AleNaEder lot In the middle
OF Norris Avenue. runnlag thence north with
said AleKanders lot. ~ tselFe chains and %
s~aveuJaau links 20 a take. thence vest Isl uFe
rkaius an1 76I seventy-siX links 20 a stake .
thenee south I9 twelve chains and ID
asTenEeeu Inks TO a stake in the cen
ter of Norris Avenue. said avenue being
t1 tuirfy feet vide, thence along NE
center OF said avenue b I've chains and Not
eaventy-siN lnksto the bsluulug- The equity
Of en- and % said lend IS expressly
WEfved By said adams IN said Czgi Of trust
TIE title IS believed - be good b4t : VIII con-
5ovTs Inn WM. s. NORRIS. Trustee
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ATLdTTC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAl fSRIP
CONPANY-U. s. MAIL LINE.
For VieksburESsnd New Orleans.
--s--H-s -sss-sas. Illus haSLtI
This fine and fast steamer will de- W~~
part as above on N
THIS DAY the 22d instant nj o JPN. Positively
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. v. LEWIS, agent,
nOy2lt "a Front street.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

NOTICE TO TRAYELERs-By purchasing
~ tickets at the General Union Railroad and
Steamboat ticket Office, No. I3 Madison street,
opposite the First National Bank you have
s. % on through tickets l.. b. ~BYIN0TON,
no2l-iW Agent.
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FOR
A Medicine adapted to your Wants.
ENGLISH
Bitters,

A beautiful and highly concentrated Medi-
cinal Compound, extracted from Roots and
herbs indigenous to a Southern soil, and pre-
pared for all those
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Just Received


All Family Supplies Delivered
in City Limits Free of Charge NV
W.. T. PLUHMER.
Corner Union and Second.
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b~ There are twenty thousand barrels
Of flour in store at Chicago now, against
ihirty-three thousand at this time last
year,