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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Clearing Sale, 287 Main street.
Important to Gentlemen who need the
following goods: White Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers, Socks and Neck Ties,
and a complete line Of Furnishing Goods,
Call at the Greatest Closing Out Sale OF
the season where you get them at half
price, at M. Kraus d Co.'s, No. 2IS Main
street.
Save Mone.-Buy your Dry Goods at
Elsons' Great Clearing Sale.
To Get a Genuine Charter OAK &ope
go 70 j. F. Schabel & Co., 227 Main
street they are sole Agents-au others
are limitations. See that the name of G.
+. Fflley is on each stove.
Ladies, attend the Greatest Closing
Out Sale of the season, at NJ. Kraus &
Co.'S, No. 2l8 Main street. Their sales
men have imperative orders to sell re-
gardIess Of cost or value.
Panic! Panic! Elsons' Great Clearing
Sale still continues.
Best quality French Merlnos, s5e at
Eisons' Great Clearing Sale.
For pure drugs and medicines 20 to ].
w. Falls & Co, 351 Main street.
Toilet articles and perfumery lust re-
and opening a full assortment, at
}. w. Falls d Co., 35I Main street.
The Ladies are invited to call and ex
anime our stock. Lindauer, Arnol de-
hi Main street. novI3 I'm
297 Main Street-Entire stock of Dry
Goods to be sold regardless Of cost.
Great Gearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold COS, 3llMsin street.
nOvI3 1m
Dry Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
Lindauer, Arnold & Co.'s. uol3 I'm
Read the advertisement OF Lindauer
Arnold & Co, 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nevis Inn
from Rev.s. H. Ford, LL.D.T
d Testimonial, Etc.-I have much
Measure IN Introducing Professor TovslI
o the young mes of Memphis, and to
ne business community generally, as q
gentleman worthy of their confidence
patronage. Professor Towel has
leen known to me for many years, and
I comes Within my personal knowledge
o say that, AZ one Of the professors Of
oldest Commercial College in Mis-
GUN, located at st. Louis, he enjoyed
he reputation OF an accomplished and
most tndefatigable teacher. / say thus
much, not less in the interest Of the
'suse Of education in this city, than as a
natter Of justice to Professor Towel
limseLfi for l am fully persudsded that in
'rofessor lowell will be found not oHIy q
hOrongh and pains taking teacher in the
peeial departments Of study pursued at
be DeSOtO Commercial College, but also
q important reinforcement of the pro-
assional corps of Memphis. l know OF
% way in which young men can get so
mple q return for their Investment OF
and money as by patronizing the
Commercial College.
S. H. FORD.
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We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. noyI3 i'm
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HOMES.

Il WILL SELL OR LEASE on TEN YEARS
TIME FIFTY LOIS OF GROUND nesr the
8rick Church in Chelsea. Of any size suitable
Tor Residences. Gardens. etc. Also. two OF ne
be,r Gardens IN the county. with good Houses.
Prices very moderate. Call soon and take
1900 rnnv2f 5wo7 B. r. 81
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Economze To do so efTeetuaIly, buy
your Dry Goods at Elsons' Great Clear
ing elals. o. ar
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUsIsEss.

A shower Of rain fell yesterday morn
ing, followed with Snow which melted
before reaching the earth. The day,
however, was dry but CLOUDY. We have
good news from the Ohio. That stream
was rising yesterday, with five feet in
the channel at P~ittsburg. This will
let out the coal fleet as well as the nume-
rOus steamers awaiting a rise below.
Our midnight dispatches will no doubt
announce q rise at Louisville. Hat
Island above Cairo Is the worst place
hence 10 st. Louis. IL has scant six feet.
At Friar's Point there Is but six feet re-
ported. The whole river from n end
to the other is full Of snags. and DANCE
rous to navigate at night. B)ne of the
weather. wise sages Of modern times
prophecy a severe winter this season.
The corn husks are unusually thick, the
bee hives are flooded with honey, and
other Indications equally positive and
satisfactory appear 70 demonstrate tie
Certainty,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

TAX COLLECTJR.-By reference to our
announcement column it will be seen
that John Newsom is a candidate for the
Office Of City Tax Collector. Il elected,
be will, no doubt, prove an efficient
officer,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

TIE SERE AND YELLOW LEAF.-The
weather had decidedly a winterish as
pect yesterday evening and last night.
The clouds and cold cOmmingled had
the appearance that q fall Of snow was
not at all improbable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Gents Furnishing Goods at less than
cost, at EIsons' Great Clearing Sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

The PLANTATION Of the late John F.. Ham
lin, deceased, containing us3 ares. situated
eight miles east Of Memphis, near the Pigeon
RoOst Road: T0 acres cleared and in J fire
state FOR cultivation. The place will be rented
1n a body or any number OF acres, 10 suit ten
anita Houses all new ard n good order, with
many convenience, including Gin, MIL,
ElRcksmiths shop, etc
Also. 2gao acres rich bottom land IN Tuuica
county, Miss opposite Helena, i've miles from
the river. with co1foraBle improvements and
under good fence; will be rented IN a body OF
land.
Apply to r. ". IRVISE, rs Front Row, for
further information, or JOHN B, CARNES,
Admin TRAITOR ohm y. Hamlin, deceased.
Memphis. November -, 1857. uOv2 I'm
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WE wish to sell at once 3 handsome, highly
w bred SADDLE MARE. young and per
facuy sound She can be feen Inc stable Of
Vim. Joyce, on Adams street
does 81 ROYsTkR. TkEZENAAE co.
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Best Prints at l24c; "A Bleacbed Do
mestie, lQc, and the best 40 Brown
5heetihg at l5c at NJ. Kraas & Co.'s
Great Closing Out Sale, No. 21S Main
street, ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

EMMeEs & SoS, No. 10 jefferson, and
1893 Main s%treets, have received the
Police News, Police GsgettA Frank Les
lie, Bound Table, Chimney Corner, Sci
euUdc American, Wilkes' Spirit, South
,ern Society, Eopthern Opinion, German
leslie, New YORK Mercury, italian
nsper, Army and Navy Journal, The
q Illustrated Newspaper, Boys and
G;.,. Weekly, Christmas Pictorial Tor
1nassohor OsteEsqnls Magazine for Jam
1sTv souibeu 10me Journal; also a
new book by L. MuINese1i Ane aAfles
from everywhere.
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20 r EN r.
70 r r f T

The Residence, No. Is Greenlaw Block, on
Madison street, containing p rooms in perfect
order. Apply TO N s. BROOKS, OF Brooks q
Deuiz. No 90 Main street. now 1--WE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
sIEsUIAR RADICAL IDEA.

The Radicals are ell haFping on the
importance Of Introducing more labor
into this State. They haVe q sort OF
State Immigration Aid Society. l be.
lieve, and invite Germans, Irish, French.
and sill other t0htte people to come here
and settle. But T" nary niger" is ever
invited to make Tennessee his home.
All admit labor is our great want. An
know that the "niggern is the
Radicals pet-his political salvation,
But no one hiss ever heard of any move
msct on the part of Brownlow or his
ga. I'M 10 lneT5sSe the black population of
our State by immigration. They secretly
know and feel that there ID a7Little TOO
much OF that here now, and that the
whites-Radinals and all-wlll soon have
to provide, By further taxation, for thou.
sands of negro psupers who were but re-
Gently thrifty aud cOntented producers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Clothing at half price, al ElsOns' Great
Clearing Sale, 297 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
For Lease
II O A - Il
FOR A TERN OF
ETWH

UVh AT most desirable and centrally located
aotel, called " HOTEL DE EUROPE"
Ths Furniture, OF every Kind, now used IN
tue Hotsl. viii be sold with the Lease II de-
sired. POr terms OF Dease apply at the Office OF
KENNY & POSTER,
Real EszGte Agents, Kit Williarns' Block,
ocl II Corner Second aud Madison SITS.
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o -oIRcIEEarI
FOR vICKssURe-

FOR VICKSBURG.
For Nicksburg-U. S. Mail.
master
This splendid steamer win leave -
as above on zN
TH4SDAT, l0ih inst at pm.
LARRY HARNsTAD a CO., agents.
Corner nain aud Madison streets or
dec-O ~ WharIboat. foot Monroe street.
For Nicksburg and Way Landings.
81. FAIHdCk-~----G. F. Huis, master
This me passenger packet win IT.
leave as abOys, on wE
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
VINsON & DONAHUE. Agents
0oS-l4 ~ "a Front street.
For Nicksburg and the Bends.
n. HulS master
Ihls excellent steamer leaves E%
Memphis as above, 4nlS
TUESDAY, 10th inst, a 5 Jpn,
LEVY & MILLER, agents
ueo't 10 front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Important to Gentlemen who need the
following goods: White Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers, Socks and Neck Ties,
and a complete line Of Furnishing Goods.
Gail at the Greatest Closing Out Sale of
the season where you get them at half
price, at M. Kraus q Co.'s, No. 2IS Msin
street,
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10 r n T

An excellent new DWELLING house at
Central Point, near The Street Railroad. rive
Rooms, Kitchen, servants room and all con-
v~eniences. ApEly 10 F. STITh,
Architect, Irving Block, "a second street.
mr-HQ HEneF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Don't be Ham6aaged, but get your
Dry Goods at less than cost, at Elsons'
Great Clearing Sale, 2s9 Main street..
Prescriptions carefully compounded by
experienced chemists, at all hours. j.
w. Falls & Co., 35l Main street.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
a u r O r OIL.

~ IL IL - 0a
Ne want Tasn everywhere % EEes kbeir OWN
~INTEREsT. The right 70 mauufa cluEs szd sell
she Patent Aurora Oil IN a single county EJll
MAKE more money 20 tire purchaser IN thEse
mouthR than the largest farm IN your state
will make in a whole year. The Aurora OIL
actually costs less than one-hEif the price OF
Coal OIL. aud the u~luminatiug pOWog Of the
Aurora Oil IL Rs much superior % the Coal Oil
- GhA Goa Oh Is TO a tallOW candle, and 81
30 naRE explosive than a talloW candle. ANY
Lamp tbat will burn Goal Oil viii burn the r a
, ura OIL. II does not Eaoke the chimney L.
~ not suell-it viii no. grease or stain the
a.. vi fineR-nob even white Goth The mate
- sor - mauufacture is ncNHEugtible- one
- eaG make seyenty-Gve barrels per day.
49,. Nhl1ery required. We viii pay your
Nd from TIE city OF Memphis and b4lR
tne re, n We cannot prove al, snd even
We have stated. a single county Is
. uune 20 the msn of enterprise, and
estate is untold WOfth,
foILu "a. q. Dewitt a Co.
ndiEen Ereet, corner Main,
IN Memphis, Tenn.
I" H
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TO R r Z N t

A GROCERY STORE, al the intersection OF
Poplar and Alabama streets A number one
stand Can command a large country trade.
Inquire on the premises, so Alabsma street.
-owg1 n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

.GGyOsO House has reduced board from
81 to s. per DAY. See advertisement.
de9 Wv
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FOB SALE.
.OR 8 LIE
EUelv Bred SaGdEs Mare for SoIe.

~ o e . , .
stairva,- 4 Sous Seven Octave PIANO,
nearfv pew,an.d Of splendid tone, wiz be sold
cheap for cash, a. NO II AoamA street.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

TyaE elegant Plantation OF John Wndberger.
L deceased, four miles South OF Memphis, on
the river, entirely above overflow, containing
two hundred acres cleared land, COOS Dwelling.
Cabins, etc, will be leased to a good tenant for
the ensuing year, at very reasonable rates.
For particulars, apply 70 J. Il. WAGGENER,
2s4 Main street, or to myself On the premises.
decs 2w G. L WILDBEREFR.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AGENTS % THE sALE OF
Pratts Improved Cotton Gins.
First October Nert IN otFq.
NEW BUILDING, ADAMS STREET,
Near Wonham House, Memphis.
w. s. PICKETT q co.,
Cotton Factors d Commission Merchants.

hyE are now entering upon our twentieth
w year OF business In Memphis ami rh.s
sixteenth In New Orleans, and solicit a confsu-
uance OF patronage from our friends and tia
public generally. Our house 10 New trIeaUs
Of WM. >. PICKETT. an Old ana a-yeIer~aS
merchant in the New Orleans cotton frs5e
and Affords 20 our customers the aIvautauescr
either Market a. their Interest or Inclination
may Induce them to shin.
We keep always on hand a good supply OF
groceries, PrOv1ionss Bagz5Ds, Rope, Gum
Bel1ng, Plantation and Eaufly SuD1flez eeu-
orally. ltec5l WORaELEY. JOT & 40.
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THE ENCLOSURE.

The building is incloseG by a brick
wall, which, on the north, south and
west sides, is twelve feet high, sur
mounted with iron spikes. Or the east
side, or more properly the approach to
tina main entrance, the wall tspers of.
Two elegant iron gstes will here be
hunru Incked safe and sure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
HEAT AND WATER,

The whole building will be heated by
steam generated from a double fiue boiler,
twenty feet by three and 8 half, and will
be supplied with water from the tank on
the Tower. The waste water will be
carried Off by means of the main sewer
which runs through the center Of the
building aud empties into Wolf river.
The steam and water coils are in every
room, and such precautiOn has been
taken that accident is almost impOs-
sible. The width Of the passages be-
tween the tiers Of cells is about six feet
giving the keepers simple space and the
convicts good ventilation. The building
is strengthened by iron girders aud is
entirely fire proof. so complete has
been the work Of the contractor, the
county might save money by becoming
their own insurers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

FOR Arkansas RIVER.
Regular Arkansas River Packet,
For Pine Rutland Little Rock.
master
VIII leave e4.~
TUESDAY, Ian inst, at s pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents.
use = No. y jefferson ~ Get.
For Pine BluT and Little Rock.
PEtohard master
This elegant Passenger steamer r.
viii leave N
TUESDAY, l0-h inst, at pm.
AAkRH HARMS EAD& co. Agents
corner Main and Msdiscusueets- or
Oece Z MharlDoat. Not Monroe street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

SAGE Money.-Buy your Dry Goods at
Elsons' Great Clearing Sale.
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20 Rent

II
A peT brick Business House, three stories
high. with cellar and all necessary improve
Also. the Wheatiey plantation. eight miles
ssalh Of Memphis, between the river aid Horn
Lake road II contains 60 acres Of fertile
open land under good fence, with improve
menus located 80 as 70 make tue place suscsrti-
bic OF division into three tracts of 20 acres
each This is one of the best places in the
country, suitable for grain or cOttOn-ErOwing,
or for q stock farm.
Apply TO Dr. d. D. Saunders, 81 South Court
street, or J. C. weaver, on the plantation.
nngT-qw
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Workman House.
B. .PRopRrEroR
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The Ladies are invited to call and ex
anime our stock. Lindauer, Arnol de-
70 NJ MAN street. nOvl3 I'm
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Toilet articles and perfumery Just re-
eeiveo and opening a full assortment, at
). W. Falls d Co, 35l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Regular New Orleans Packet.
LIZZIE master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave C
THIS DAY, lOih INST, at 5 PIN.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co. Agents
Corner Maia and Madison SIS, or
deol0 Il City WharfbOat, foot Monroe a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

The elegant new building No Towards
ow, three stories high, with good cellar.
Apply to n. L MEACHAM,
os22t Il No Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

L his year our pIOpefly IS worth Sl09,-
000,0e0 tess than it was ia 1850; yet we
are taxed nearly four times as much for
Stste purposes. Radical progress, truly I
The same tables show that East Ten
nessee lost one-ffh as much as West
Tennessee and OHe-SiJth as much as
Middle Tennessee, in the liberation of her
former slaves. MagnaDimous, radical
East Tennesseel How terribly has she
suffered Fom the same report, we
learn that Shelby county alone pays into
the State Treasury, nearly one fourth of
the whOle STATE tar! Is il a wonder that
the Radicals look, with gloating eyes, on
this juicy bone of contention? Is il a
wonder that Beecher, and Fitch and
Shaw and Gen. Smith, alIlove the niger
as the stepping stone to spoils and plum
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

To Get a Genuine Charter Oak SEoUe.
go 70 J. F. Schabel & Co., 227 Main
street they are sole Agents-au others
are limitations. See that the name Of G.
F. Filley is on each stove.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS

TQHN NEWSOM is a candidate fer City Tax
y Collector al the ensuing municipal election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Best quality French Merlnos, s5e at
Elsons' Great Clearing Sale.
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These rooms are five in number and
reached by b spiral stairw way. They are
large, airy and comfortable. One of the
rooms is set apart for bathing, etc. A
fine bath tub has been placed therein,
and other conveniences for the comfort
OF the officers. In the basement may be
found the cook rooms, one for the prison.
ers and one for the Keepers. The food
will be passed through a trap in the wall
and sent up by q dumb waiter to the va
riOUs apartments. The gas and fuel
rooms are also on this floor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10

Ladies, attend the Greatest Closing
Out Sale of the season, at NJ. Kraus &
CO.'S, No. 2lS Main street. Their sales
men have imperative orders to sell re-
gardless Of cost or value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CASH ONLx.

b, g BROS.
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For pure drugs and medicines 90 to ]
w. Fails q Co, 35l Main street.
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~ Main Street-Entire stock of Dry
Goods to be sold regardless Of cost.
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store Houses Nos. $50 and 35l Shelby street.
Also. q large ONCE IN the Walker block.
Auply 70 THOS. q. COOKE,
ocI5 II ZgK Aain street, M stairs.
20 r + n t
A centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
.-nar I W DnEU IN
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Great Gearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold d Co.'s, BIZ Main street.
DOV13 I'm ~
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This aLjunct, which Is fifty feet high,
has al immense tank which is capable
Of holding five Thousand gallons of water,
from which the prison will be supplied
with the cleansing fluid, forced UPWARDS
by a steam engine. Underneath this
tower the bath houses are arranged, four
for the male, and two for the female pris-
Oners. In the yard is two large cisterns,
Of the capacity Of five thousand barrels
each. On the north side of the building
the wash-rOOm and bake house is situa-
ted. The former is large, and fitted up
with the necessary cauidrons; and the
latter has a fine oven, capable OF baking
bread enough to supply the largest hotel
in the country. At the top of the
main building we find the
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A. jacobs, Sam Hale, Commercial, st.
Patrick, Southerner, Henry Ames, Gold
finch, American, Des Arc, Nick Long
worth. Z
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Panic! Panic! Elsons' Great Clearing
Sale still continues.
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Read the advertisement OF Lindauer.
Arnold Co, 3lI Main street, corner
h1onfo nevis I'm
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For New OrleanA
NICK LONGWOkTH---.Irwfn master
This new and elegant passenger -
steamer leaves on Z
THIS DAY, l0th inst. at 10 am.
LARRY HARMsrAD & 70 Agents.
Cornss Main ana MauisOn SITS, or
declg u City Wharf boat, foot 4oRrOe 81.
Memphis and New Orleans wednesday Packet
J HENRY AMES---.-,J,F F.. Hicks master
1T TN sglsHdlG passenger steamer
WEDNESDAY,, nth inst, at pm.
LEVY MILLER, AGENT.
Gsee8t ~ sront street.
Regular Wednesday New Orleans Packet.
HENRY Hicks, u..ter
y This splendid passenger packet ~
WlI leave iOr the zsov6 ~
"WEDNESDAY, llth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARNSTAD & co Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts..
does g ana CITY Wharf ooat foot Monroe st
For New Orleans.
SOUTHERNER.---Diek Mason. mister
This new and splendid passenger IT.
steamer VIII leave rs above OR ~
TUESDAY, Iath Inst, g. 5 pm,
LARRY HARMsTAD & Co. Agents,
Corner Man ana Madison streets. or
decslJ WharfDOat, foot Monroe street.
REGULAR New Orleans saturday Packet
BART --,,---- Harrison master
This spfendid passenger steamer A.
EIllaREe for The shove on ~
THIS DAY, It'll inst At 5 pm, and each a.
ternats SATURDAY thereafter during the en-
cotton season. Particular attention viii
be pad g way and plantation business.
JAS. T BOURNE & Co, Agents.
dec3 I'm No. u Jefferson street
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Dry Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
at Lindauer, Arnold & Co.'s. uol3 im