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NOTICES.

Services at the Baptist Tabernacle,
| Sabbath morning and night. Rev. 5. ID
Ford, Ii. D., pastor.
GRACE CHURCH in consequence oil
repairs being in progress at this sanctu'
! airy, there viii be 10 services to-day.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Ibere VIII
be preaching in this church this morning
by the pastor, and tonight by Rev. } X.
Graves, at the usual hours.
RELraIoUs.-Rev J. R. Graves breaches
at the Tabernacle Court street, this
/ morning, and at the First Baptist church
| Second street,, at night.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.-Regulsr
/ services st this church st l04 an, and s
pm. Rev. Dr.. Mann, pastor Ia charge,
will preach.
PUBLIC WORsHP.-Services at Cen
trail church, Union street, at lO4 O'Clock
and esrly candle lighting, by Rev. }. L.
c. Collins.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH--heV.
J. T. c. Collins, pastor OF the Central
Methodist church, we are pleased 10
learn, has latter several weeks Rbseneel
again returned to the city, and Will re-
sumo his pulpit duties to-day. He VIII
preach, both morning and night, at the
Central Methodist church, on Union
street.
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Anew Cloak Room az B. Low
ensaein q Bros. see their adVer-
tisememt. seq st
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Have for Sale.

= Mlburnss Celebrated Irou-Axls wagon
IS MiIburnes C-lsbrated ThimbIs-Sselp Vs.
ons-Cye 30 sold IN Memphis. OIL varrqltet
for twelve months, n only 81 y druas1s
claimed FOR bEeakRge.
so Carver Gins, from 40 To 50 saw
wood and iron frame.
q T0dd's Improved Bullock CotteD Pre-
dounle-geared and 10 work b. crsnk. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 T0ddS Improved Horse Poweu for uunsDg
ems 6rist Aius-the finest power made
James todd Stationary Engines, OF al sizes,
nom 70 lU-nouse power.
Todd's Planning Mills a-d Wood. WORKING Ma
tice-
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes. from 4ts
S-horse power.
Stationary Engines, Of u sizes, from D 70 81
hOrse power
Single n Double saw Mn-Todd's and Other
makes
Gin segmsuts, for 10 n p feet Wheels, com
plete-
Railroad snd Lever Horse Powers, . 4 and g.
horse power.
DTons Of IRON TIES low TO the tradsl.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and bras bound.
assorted, dow 20 the traceL
Ice Nests Cedar This, uOw 20 the tadei.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to cloze
10 aud l2Horse Power Portable Engine sse-
ond-hand, low for cash-mustb be sod
lb-Horse Power, secondhand. cheap
10 Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
MIu-au complete-can be bought Low.
2Ssaw ana 2 90 saw Gins Out little usei)
low for cash.
daniels PlsninE Maehine-cpts q fnrnA
vide and 3 feet ~l0ng-cau be had At a bar
gaia
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-CoL John
T. Hart was yesterday elected secretary
Of the Chamber Of Commerce by a unan-
imous vote. 1t was a compliment well
deserved, aud viii, in u estimation,
add materially to the efficiency and use
fuIness OF the Chamber, to have in the
chief miHisJerlsl Office g gentleman Of
so much experience, intelligence, indus
try and executive ability a. u friend.
In addition to this, the colonel has a
good deal Of " newspaper sense" which
is DO small matter in the success Of any
enterprise IN which one may engage.
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Friendly SONs OF ST. PATRICK.-The
members Of the Friendly Sons Of st. Pat
rick are hereby notified 10 meet IN their
new ball on Main street, next door to
Ward & Leguere's, this day al p O'Clock
70 attend the funeral Of q deceased mem
bsr-O. J. Rice. By order OF the presi-
dent. W. c. MCCLURE,
Secretary pro tenn.
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New MEMPHIS THEATER As is
usual on Saturday night the thester was
not crnwded. Miss Belle Boyd appeared
as "Blsnca,U was well received, and
gave q good rendition of the part. She
was well supported BY Mr.. Roche and
the other members OF the company. In
the farce Of Stage Strlck,' Mr.. Eller-
ton played tom Tape" ~excenendy
well. He perhaps, for the first time,
had 8 chance TO show himself;
his English accent is not at all unac-
ceptable. Count G~lOrieux.n as PLAYED
by Mr.. Ferguson, was execrable. Miss
Fanny Pierson, a. Sally Scrsggs.u was
excellent. This young lady presents a
good appearance, and is a careful actress
Her singing WAS beautiful, and Justly
/ eHcored. Should she remain with ns
during the season. we feel safe in predict.
ing that she will become a f~ayorite with
our a~ppreciative play goers. AS will be
seen by reference 20 our amusement col.
! umn, Manager Thompson has engaged
Miss Boyd for six nights more. She will
apDear To. morrow night rs Marie in
the Marble Heart We are informed
that a complimentary benefit will be
rendered her before she leaves US.
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[oozzUNIcATKD.

EAAkOIh h161l pms ApptAAs
Isee my communication In your paper
giving a plain statement of facts in refer
euee to the leasing OF the Memphis and
Ohio railroad, has provoked the COM
blned opposition Of the party who wss
working L get control OF the road and
they appear to doubt the correctness OF
some of my statements made to the pub
lie in that communication. In proof of
what I stated yesterday, 1 will say :
The proposition TO consolidate bears
date August l, 1867. The beard Of di-
r~ectOrs, composed of the following men,
bers, Amos Woodruff, L. g. Smith, Jas.
P. Wood, David A. Num-, Z. McDavitt,
VIM; M. Smith, J. H.. Hsnell and
l.. NJ. Hill, met at their office
city of Memphis on the 2Sth day of Au-
consolidate; also one to lease the road
for a short term Of years. After full dis
cussion and free exchange Of views on
the subject, the board passed a unani-
nous resolution, authorizing the leasing
of the road, and appointed q committee
TO carry out said resolution. The COM
mittee wss composed of Hon. D. A.
Mum, VIM. NJ. Smith, Z. McDavitt, and
the president of the company was added
to the committee. The following direc-
tors who were absent from this meeting,
were in favor OF the measure, and had
so expressed themselves by letter and by
their votes in previous meetings Of the
board, viz: VIM. N. Harrington, Geo. L.
Taylor, Nathan Adams, B. a. William
son, G. B. Church and q. NJ. Bartlett.
l believe the public will be convinced
that L have acted with the full approval
Of the board Of directors. The %insinus-
ton thrown out by one of the party that
l had sent an employee of the road along
the line Of the road to get up prox-
les to be voted in s~anctioning my
acts, is devoid of truth. l have
been absent from the city for
some weeks, and know Of no person thst
has been getting up proxies TO vote on
the stock at the next election, except
those who are attempting to get control
Of the road. Another writer says Mr..
Woodruff is put forth as the champion of
his directory, as it is evident that N
body else wrote his card since 1t evinces
q degree of sdroitness not common TO his
productions, etc, etc. While l claim no
merit for the production either in adrOit-
ness or style, yet, permit me to say, / am
the suthOr OF the piece, and my object in
writing it was to set the facts fairly and
plainly before the public, and not permit
the public mind to be drawn away
from the true issue. I bslieve I have sue
ceeded in my object, aud shall leave
the matter to the verdict of the people.
The directors of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad company are men able to defend
themselves, and need no champion to
come to their defense. If they should
need one l DO not presume they would
select the writer for so honorable a posi-
ton. As my time is fully occupied with
the duties Of my office, hereafter I will
pay no attention to the attacks that may
be made against me, unless the writers
come out over their own signstues.
A WOODRUFF,
President Memphis and Ohio railroad Co.
Memphis, Tenn, September q, lSS7.
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Agents Wanted.

VIE want an active energetic Agent In every
w civil district a. $50 10 $50 per month, %
canvas for and deliver our very populsrSoutl
ern Historical Work For full particulars 3D.
dress, inclosiug three cent stamp,
B. SUTTON 4 CO., Publishers,
asa Third street. Memphis, Tenn
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L. IooE-6oIs
VA A n 4 + D.
AGENTS-Tn introduce our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
SIS. III uses two threads, and makes
me renufue LOCK STITCH. All other low
uri-eI machines make the CHAIN I
Zach agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given send Tor
C,rrr,TarE NJ BEACH CO.,
~ ~ 1p1 Second st. Mamnhig. Tenn.
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VIcKsBURG.-Our felioR-toWnsman,
Mr.. JnO. w. McCown, who has recently
made a visit 20 the above city, informs
rs. although Vicksburg suffered very
much during Gen. Grants seige, and
more recently by q very disastrous fire,
sill the energy Of its citizens has not
ahated. He SAYS the building recently
constructed viii compare very favOrably
with snv cities Of the south or west.
Most OF the stores are -four stories, with
iron fronts, well finished, and would be
3 n ornament to any city. Mr.. McCown
was so favorably impressed with the
business-IMe appearance Of that city, be
has concluded TO establish another
branch Of the houses whose names are
familiar In st. Louis, Louisville, Mem
phis, New Orleans and Helena. By Mr..
McCoyn's untiring energy and strict at
tention 70 business, to say nothing OF his
fine selection OF goods, both 10 styles and
quality, be has made the housed # Sproule
4 McC0wn rank second 70 none in our
CITY. and we feel satisfied the house es.
ta6lished at Vicks6urg ard conducted by
Mr. WitherspOOn, who has been under
M. MGCOwn's especial training, will
soon stand amongst the first business
houses Of orr sister city. The many
f-iends Of Nj. Henry Witherspoon, &c
whom he bad become endeared by hi
/ high sooial quslltesi pleasant manner.
and Rentlemsnly department during
hours a. business and elsewhere, will re
rel 10 know Memphis hsioeen deprived
/ 4 80 estimable q young gentleman, ane
can only console Themselves by believing
II will promots bis own welfare,
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WANTED TO LEAvE-A young freed
man who gsVe the name of George
Brown, wss on the Changing foi
some minor offense, not liking the EN-
ployment, he determined to quit the
iorce. Before proceeding far, however
be was captured. The probability Is that
his sentence will be doubled.
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WILL Soon BE HERB.-An advertise
ment Ia to-day's paper announces the
coming on the It'll of October, of the
great New Orleans Circus, which fact
will no doubt be hailed with delight by
the juveniles, and we doubt not by many
Of more mature years, for we rarely ever
grow old enough to loose the desire to
witness manly and daring fsats skillfuly
executed, or cease to relish the well told
Jokes of the humorous clown. The COM
pany of Messrs. Haight & Chambers
bears q good reputation for the excellence
and novelty Of their performances, and
the straight forward and liberal manner
IN which they conduct their business.
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HAM THIEyBs.-TwO Of the freed race
named Frank Pierce and Chss. Garrison
were up before Mr.. Justice Miller yester-
day, charged with stealing some hams
and a quantity of vegetables from the
Hardwick house, on Adams street. The
magistrate thought the evidence conclu-
sive enough 10 send the accused up.
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WHOLESALE GR0CERs AND CONAIs-
SION MFECHASTS.-OIr country friends
coming 10 the city for ihe purpose OF
purchasing supplies, will find in the per
son Of NJ. J. Rossei 3 thOroughgoing and
reliable merchant, ever ready u extend
the utmost facilities and to favor his Gus
TONERS ss far IS Iies 10 his power. Hisstock
Is complete and OF tie choicest quality.
Msj. J. @. CUl0eTtsOH, whom We have
known for many years and slWsys found
20 he n h~ixh-tonsd. honorable Eentlemau,
is associated with DR.. Rossel, and wiA be
glad TO meet his many friends from Ms.
-issippi and elsewhere and serve them.
Their No. is $40 Trent street.
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mHE undersigned, widow and relief OF Aaron
Jackson, deceased, viii apply 70 the County
Sourt of shelby county Tenn az It's October
- 80 Tor Inc HppoiuLment OF commission
- - sTlot and set apart 70 her, dover IN the
- $40 belonging 10 the eState Of her de-
BeaEsd huEB and ~ -t-a,~
HnIlum & Warrington, Attorney
EanfambaT &. lG-f. SEC 4aMdNN
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OR 7

One large Storeroom on Beal street, neaT sec
ond new aud well En~isled-dne suit u room
s1 second story. A very large ana convenient
Resfdana4 on Promenade street. storer0ou
aud Residence on Front street. Comfortable
PasI4arca on Exchange street. COmGortabl,
kzsldenca on Poplar street apply TO
E1aINGTJN & HALSEY, Attorneys.
sos x Jefferson Rl0ck.
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WHICH WAY2-A friend Of u r pass
ing down Bssl street yesterday, was
hailed By another, who inquired Of him,
" Which way >" TO which he replied, 81
am going to see Bob Grindr0d, at No. As
Besl street, who has = fine lot q second
hsud furniture, ald household goods OF
al kinds, which be is selling cheap" II
any person wants a fit out, hisis the right
place 70 70 TO. Oar friend contemplate
mRtrimouy, ana Is fitting Up in fiDe style.
The sign Of grindrUd has attracted
much attention. He has on sale two
fine piano f0rtes, which Wal! be disposed
Of at a bargain-One or Che lot.
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-NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby eventual the undersigned
Y was duly appointed and qualified - the
Executor OF j. "A Saint, deceased, at . former
asrm OF the County Court OF shelby county,
tennessee. An those indebted % the estate OF
J NJ Eaiut, deceased. are hereby noune 70
come forward and make payment, aud tno-e
holding claims aEsinst said eEtate are noInsQ
to hle the same with The Executor within the
0isoa prescriued BY law, otherwise the same
JoHs c. SAINT. Executor.
NemphiE sspA. 10, lso5. se& laWfW
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FOR BENT.
EOR T

Having removed 70 the old Planters Bank
Build ng. corner Of Main and Jefferson streets,
or tsTuter once. No. p Madison street, Is Tor
rent. and fixtures for sale, consisting OF one
Herring : burglar and fire proof safe, counters,
dsaks. fixtures, etc. Apply %
r W. WTCEERSHAA.
Cashier Citizens Union Bank.
80 n. &C., Mn auf Le1arson etreets.
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7 tae October term. 1877, OF the County
81 Cogrto OF shelby county. Tenn, / viii ap-
On for let srs OF administration on Inc esiaJs
81. A.. Terrell. deceased.
sells laWfwu JOHN
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MENpaEs AND OHIO RAILROAD,
a~r-wp EwpEpr~TENnEG1as OruT~r


At a meeting of the officers and en-
ulovees OF the Memphis and Ohio railroad
company, called at the Office Of the gen.
eral superintendent, the following reso-
lutions were adopted
WHEREAs, The Almighty, In His mer-
eiful Providence, has seen tt to call from
among us our worthy and eve memoir
able cooperative brother, VIM. l.. Nell
son and
Whereas, It is meet and just to his
raemory that we, his cO-laboTers, should
give expression to our feelings and sym
pathy with his bereaved widow and
orphans.
Resolved, That in the death of our
mutual friend, we, the officers and en-
Ployees Of the Memphis and Ohio rail
ROAD, have lost a warm, truthful and al
Iecllonate companion, whose absence
Will cave void In our society,
Resotped5 That the example left US, OF
a pure and perfect life, by our deceased
brother, may well be Initiated by Us sll,
Resolved, That the officers snd en-
plOyees Of the Memphis and Ohio rail.
road, in memory OF our lost hrothar
dress in mourning for the space Of thirty
days.
Resolved, That a copy Of these resol,.
| tons, together with aletter Of condolsncs
and sympathy, be forwarded by the sec.
rotary OF this meeting 70 tn Q widow n
our beloved brother.
Resolved, That these resolutions b,
published in the APPEAL, Avalanche anC
Ledger.
Signed; Amos Woodruff, president
Sam B. Jones,general superintendent; &
5. Knowlton, secretary and treasurer
John w. Clark, w. G. Jones, H. Z. Os
good, Thomas NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. ]
I Waldren, ]. B. Hart, Joseph Tedro, F
| Van Week, Z. Andrews, A. ]. Knapp
| c. n. Hale, J. H. Graft, F. II. Townsend
| w. ]. Osborne.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST.

50 v
For Cairo and st. Louis.
CITY OF CAIRo"---.Bob. X. Reilly master
dhis elegant Passenger steamer -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, At Dam.
ss2lt FLEM. CALVERT, supt.
For Cairo and 81 LouiA-
BELLE Crane N aster
This ezcelent steamer leaves r.
MONDAY, S0th inst Al pm.
seslt FLEM. CALVERT. SUPP.
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T.

A great opening Is now offered 10 parties who
may desire 70 emf bark in the Produce Business.
The large fJur-st1ry brick building, No 10
Front street, is now for rent. There IS q large
cellar, and some 80 or 50 rooms 10 the buldlng
suitable for Offices aud sleeping apartments
For particulars apply 10 Bartlett, Gould q
BlakemOre, or 10 D. Jameson, through Post
rH1s g.. SelN
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Tor sale.

ESGISE sets on Iron Bed Plate, has three
Il feel stroke, uliitssn-inch cylinder, reverse
lie Eugiue, Boiler ls thirty feet long, forty-tWo
lnrLe In diameter, two dues, mud receiver
attached, urtclsn sJaCE aud guige, two irOni
and gra.e bars. All complies, nearly new ard
lu good running order
inquire Of -. PNNE. foot OF Jefferson street.
o. To- TBBlNs GUM. Adams IL se2I I'm
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PISTOL DRAwING.-A negro named
Robert Fort was arrested yesterday,
charged with drawing a pistol on a col
ored brother named Sterling. The
proper information being given, Robert
was arrested and furnished with quarters
in the Adams street stStion.
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Mrs. 81. J.. BROWN. widow OF Jesaey r.
ri Brown, deceased, Will apply 70 the Iounly
see ~ BIS October term, for dover Out OF The
- Ft4 OF said dee. as8l. This sept. 4, ISL
.aSlaWew l>-O. LOAGUE. Clerk
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u,HE creditors cf the estate Of james c. VIII
son aIe hereby notified that 4 have sue
gested the Insolvency Of the estate The cred
Nons will hle their claims Within SIX mcntha
be forever devoid in court
81 a8s A. H. BROWN, Admir-
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ROR REM


That large and -commodlous Warehouse, cor
nsr Or urth end Jefferson streets.
Amply 10 E NJ. APPERSON & CO,
sa7 r1 PSI Front street.
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THE Upton WEEKLY RECORD,
PpbIisheS at Coyingtou. Tenn.

Is the only a1vertlsing medium for a hne sec
i ton Of country embracing Upton, Lauder
dale, and a portion Of Fsyeute and Haywood
counties, that trade almost exclusively in
Memphis, and Il therefore Offers unusual in
ducements to business men OF the city, who
wish to secure country patronage, 70 advertise
in its columns.
Our tsrus are liberal Send for = specimen.
ES- Mr.. C. G. FISHER. with Briggs & Norton.
sos Front street, is our authorized agent in the
city, and VIII Civ prompt attention 70 all
business for The Record left with him.
MUNFORD & SANFORD,
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NnpTGE

rE9r atr6a November terra Of the County
court oil shelby county, Tenn We VII max
suDF.stfon FOR an extension OF tine IN Whlct
ID. A. HARREL, EXeor,
3 A. HOOKER, EXec'L
Hausm 4 washington, Attorneys.
81 lnwfWa
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Land For sale.

A n undivided Oue-hsIf interest In 5O.OO0 acres
~ Of Red river bottom land, IN Lafayctte
aud SEWER couuues Arkansas.
Tails interest the title % which T. perfect will
Be sold AZ Re- low 1gure, for Oue-thlrd cash and
the remainder a. one and two years, without
interest
Also, 200 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
yiveT bottom land, above all overnOw, and the
nuess body o. land In the state, IN Crawford
county. ArEausas-
Tnsse lands VIII be sold together or In par
Apply to PIKE 4 ADAMS,
Attorneys a. Law,
mhgtf 23 Main street, Memphis
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HALF WAY HOUsE-RaleIgh and It's
Springs has for some time past attracted
many visitors, who have been alike BEN
Gifted by the pleasant ride and the me
dicinal waters. The want Of q halfway
house has long been felt; now that want
has at last been supplied, Messrs. Ryan
and Van Voast having opened one four
favorably with any in the state. Fine
liquors, good attendance and gentlemsnly
treatment will always be received from
these gentlemen by their guests.
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ClOaks made 10 order. and a
good nt guaranteed, at B. Low
elssein & Bros. se29-3t
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T WILL sell my sSWe5 Plsntation in Pnniea
1,,n-v - eTchan~s r foF Other good prop
80 on 80 n for the nsEtgeAycy Tor q series
OF yearL il is one Of the n 3esl and PSI IN
he nou5om, about 20 miles below Ge.Raa
frIa II A Mn1AaL
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NOTICES.
NnTICE.


= WILL pay no bills contracted by sny one
Tor ana-on account Of the Steamer Myrtle
M. a. HARDWICK,
.sgl g~ Captain and owner.
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.
Memphis and White River URited
States Mail Line,
CsHxkRCIlL, . Wm.y J. Asaford. Easter

THE STEAMERs CONNER
L CIAL and "ROWENA" wulE1@
form a SEMI-WEEKLT line between Memphis
and White River.
rhn unIanltL r.-..-mr st.r--n-
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]. Y. PATRICK & Co.-This firm, hav-
ing leased the large and convenient
cotton shed occupied for the past season
by Moore, Whitfield & Rayner, have
had every repair and convenience added
necessary to complete q first class ware
house, and notify their friends and the
public in general that they are prepared
TO receive cotton on storage, with every
facility for prompiiattention. They call
particular attention to the locality OF
tLeir warehouse. Situated at the head
of Shelby street, near the river, 1t affords
every inducsment for merchants receiv-
ing cotton by river and Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad. Having long expe-
rienee in the storage business, and conf
dent Of giving perfect satisfaction, they
solicit a share Of patronage. See card
in another column.
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Two large and splendid Halls at No. 2l See
ond street In Adams Block, suitable for Literary
a-socIstIOns, balls, private parties, clubs, lee
lures. fairs. etc. VII be- rented
INQUIRE OF n. hin. Main street, Webster block
OF Mdme. L1ese, on the premise, from 70 IL
0i,lo.E n ~ Ee2l
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ROOM Reconnaissance thieves, not
having the fears Of the law before theil
ewes. entered the room Of Mr.. Il. Clay
King yesterday morning,a and stole there,
from 8 gold watch, for the return o.
which q liberal reward is offered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

The best assortment of Dry
Goods in the city, al b. LOWen-
stein & Bros. Read their adyer-
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