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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT-The following cases
of the regular calendar were disposed Of
Yesterday by continuance until next
rm of court
The S ate VS.. Thos. OKeehee. H
The state We j. Williams.
The state VI. Fred Wiemen.
The State vs.. Henry Stewart.
| The state vs. A d. FeudeTberg.
I The state vs. Miller, forfeiture taken.
The case Of Winter Payne, indictment
for larceny, was taken up for trial.
-Four juryInen were obtained. A full
Jury will probably be made up this
morning, aud the case concluded to-day.
Col. Coleman conducts the defense.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Convenes this
morning at the usual hour.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Gee. H,
Montserstt to Jno. MOriarty, deed,
$3.50; west half of lot No. 80 on Cherry
and Caldwell plan Of subdivision Of
arsenal grounds, fronting on North Court
street, 37l by 1884 feet; F. and B. BagIy
to Thos. {. Wilkes, deed, $500, south half
Oflot No. "a and 81, OF Bagly subdi-
vision, f-onting on west side OF Crockett
avenue, 80 by $50 feet Wilkes TO Jno.
b. Trezevant, trust deed, to secure above;
+. and B. Bagly to Martins Lemaire,
deed, sos, lot No. l. same tract,
fronting on Lewis street, 100 by $50 feet
NJ. LemAiTe TO John P. Trezevsnt, trust
deed, to secure above; F. q b. Bagly to
NJ. r Savage, ct al, deed, S255 so, lot
No. IS same tract, being 100 by $50 feet
on BreedloVe avenue; NJ. r. Savage ct
al, to John P. Trezevsnt, trust deed, tn St
cure above; F. & B. Bagly to Liz Q J.
Cole, deed, 1870, lots Nos. 10 and q, same
tract, lot 10 fronting on Lewis street, 100
by $50 feet, lot No. 21 fronting on Crockett
avenue, 100 by $50 feet; L. ]. Cole
10 John p. Trezevant, trust deed, TO
above; Frances and B. BAgly
to Francis Z. Morrison, deed, $500,
lots Nos. IL and p, lot No. IL 'front.'
ing on Lewis street 100 by $50 feet, lot
No. q fronting on Crockett ven 100 By
100 feet Frances E. Morrison to Ino. p.
trust deed, to secure above
Ddncan Mclean, trustee, to James
Adams, deed, leasehold interest, lot on
Main south of Gayoso street, SO feet by
feet, on which is a stable, etc.
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NEGRO STABBED-AboutI y O'Clock on
Sunday night a cOlored man, named AL
bert Turner, was found by the police
neal the corner Of Exchange and Front
streets, badly stabbed. He either could
not or would not give any account of the
occurrence. He vas removed to the
county hospital at Fort Pickering.
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OFF FOR CANADA.-Our much esteemed
friend, 7. J. Worshsm and family, left
last night for Canada. We wish them q
pleasant trip and safe return. Their
many friends will be glad to know that
they departed in excellent health and
will hail their return to Memphis with
much Joy.
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TRIBUTE OF Respectful the last
meeting Of Division No. 90, Sons Of
Temperance, held Saturday, the Sd inst.
the following, among other proceedings,
were had:
WHEREAS, It has pleased God, in his
supreme wisdom, to remove from our
midst our beloved brother David H.
Chapman, the sgd announcement OF
whose death has been made, therefore.
be il
ResOlged, That we bow with humility
reverence and trusting faith to the
Divine will Of Him who "dOeth all
things we'll"
That in the death Of our loved brother,
society has lost a true man, his family q
kind and faithful protector, and our Or
der n of its most faithful and efficient
members.
That we hereby tender to his bereaved
family "a esFneSt sympathy and most
sincere coincidence.
That a copy Of these resolutions be
published in the papers Of the city, and
the recording scribe be directed K fur
nish a copy of the same to the family of
our deceased brother, and that the mem
bers Of the Division wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days.
SAML 5. ANDERSDN.D
GEOR}E Z kUHER. Committee,
o. Y. n
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ST. GEORGES SoCIETY.-At the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the st. Georges
benevolent association, held last night at
the United States court room, Main
street, after the regular business had
been disposed OF, a splendid gold medal
was presented to the president in a neat
speech by Mr., John Davis, to which Mr.
Green responded in 3 speech fitting
to the occasion. The medal a
beautifully engraved on the first side.
st. George and the dragon is eneircled
by the letters, ION q black ground), asst.
Georges Benevolent Association The
engraving on the reverse side reads:
Memphis, Tenn, Presented to II. K.
Green, Pioneer President st. G. b. A. as
a token Of regard and esteem, June 8.
1867" This token is well snd worthily
bestowed, and reflects alike as much
credit to the members of the society Is
II Is q tribute Of worth to the recipient.
At the close OF the meeting three cheers
and the customary tiger was given for
the president.
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COUNTERFEITs.-As quite a quantity
Of counterfeit money is in circulation
just now, it would be well for all dealers
to keep a bright lookout. Within the
past few days several bills of the denOmi-
nation OF twos and twos, raised to TWEEN
ties and hftes. have been offered. One
arrest was made on Sunday Of a man
named Henry Howell, Who tried to pass
a raised bill on a steamboat clerk. He
will be tried before = justice to-day.
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Con. PAIsT-Few gentlemen, in the
short space Of eighteen months, have ae-
| quired more friends or enjoyed the
esteem and confidence Of 6 community
more thoroughly than Col. Isaac Paist.
The announcement of his death caused q
thrill OF sadness to pervade throughout
the breasts Of all who knew his generous
nature and admired the social, high
toned and honorable gentleman. As
general southern agent of the Atlantic
and Great Western railway, and local
agent OF the Diamond line, by his energy
and attention 10 business be had estab-
lished a reputation which was second to
none in this city. Col. Paist was a native
Of Ohio, and in the forty-fourth year OF
his age. DIR Steadman pronounced the
funeral OTation yesterday evening, and
the remains were temporarily inferred st
ElmwOOd cemetery. The passenger and
freight agents of this city hold q meeting
to-day at Nc. 7 Madison street. when
their appreciation Of the departed win be
set forth in proper terms.
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W.. (. WARD'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nashville, Tenn.
A Superior Boarding and Bay School.

Points in this SCHOOL,
I. English and MathematfcaI Course. the
same with irst-class colleges.
z. Pure French by q French Teacher.
German and spanish next session. Our rates
for these. though lower than other schools,
Will be continued.
3. Latin aud Greek Charge.
Latin is vital to scholarship. at is, saws
George P. Marsh. "a petrihcation Of the
principles of articulste language"
4. Music made attractive. by new seven
octave Pianos for practice.
5. school Desks-then new patent style.
8. EsGhetic Studies-The beautIfuIPnfat.
tngs or last year gRSak far themselves.
I, o HeaIth-The bill for drugs for
ten months was $40 10. Result Of good diet,
thorough ventilation and Uttered water
,. Moral IHtuence-Saered music in
chapel free to all. Pupils worship in the city
Churches Of their choice on the Sabbath.
3. Home InhaeBee-The society Of the
House-the Etiquette ofthe Table the many
lessons on polite culture-are indispensable
70 many and valuable 20 all.
The next session will open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Catalogues, giving full particulars, furnished
on application. REV. VIZ WARD,
4sA ~ Principal.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not 20 pay any carriers
without a certificate from me, and te report at
the counting desk any irregularity in carriers
ED. j. MANsFoRD.
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INQUEsT-A negro man fell dead yes
terday morning at the corner Of Shelly
and Broadway streets, nesr Fort Picker
ing. On inquiry it was found that his
name was Jerry Briggs, and he lived in
that vicinity. Coroner Cotton was i'm
mediately sent for TO hold an inquest,
when he summoned a Jury and performed
that duty. From the evidence Rdduced
it appeared that the deceased came to his
death from congestion Of the brain,
brought on by exposure and hard labor
in the hot sun. A verdict was rendered
in accordance with the facts.
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

| Y . r r L n T
A desirable Residence, well shaded, IN Madi.
] son street. northeast corner OF Memphis and
] Charleston Railroad Bridge Apply 70
ANDREW EANERL.
Jy2l SO Second street.
Z o X r l. n T
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police COMMISSIONER, No. Il
Madison street Inquire at Police Office, ~
Madison street.
Memphis June 10, 1867. jell Il
TOR r 4 T
STORES and OFFICES in Bethell's New
Building, on the corner Of Main and South
Court streets. Apply in the building 10 P. c.
BETdELL, OF 5 p. WALKER, JR-, in rooms
No. and my22tf
TOR RENT
ThesTORE-HOUsE on Second street, known
As the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
b ARCADE LINERN STABLE on the alley
south OF Madison street, between Second and
Third streets.
APPS II CAN'T & wADDELL.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS
Reduced Price Gas Fitting
LUNN &
2O4 Main Street.

NAs FIXTURES at a small advance on New
U York and Philadelphia prices.
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THANKs.-We are indebted to the en-
terprising house of FilbeFt, liuter &
| Walker, for a bottle of excellent cham
bertin, pure and unsdultersted, not old,
but genuine and good for one OF very
pure and good brandy, and one Of Lin
tier & Co.'S sillery marssenX, all of which,
being alone, lonely and selfish, we have
fuly enjoyed, at our leisure. We have
known somewhat Of French wines and
brandies for a good many years and we
can truly say that those sold by Filbert,
Minter 4 Walker, imported direct, are
furnished by them t0F little Over one-half
the price Of similar articles elsewhere.
There "a nothing for which We pay go un-
reasonably here, Is wines and liquors;
and few tOllies so great as the cOnsump-
ton Of large quantities Of Piper Held
sleek, 8 wine of low grade, most Of il
counterfeit, and all sold for twice what it
ought. It is easy enough to verify all
that. One bottle OF st. Mauceaux or
LintisT wine is worth two Of it.
We have to thank the house Of Gal
breath, Stewart & CO., and our gallant
conservative friend Gen. Fizer, for sn
acceptable present of certainly the most
delicious whisky in Memphis, the
ripest, m~ehOwe5t, most nectar like, equal
to, though different frOm fhe most de-
liolous InishoYen or Fsrintosh that eyer
inspired orator or poet.
We I'VE u gallant friend NJ. j. Owen,
on Madison, near the Office from which
the gospel Of political truth Is daily
preached, thanks for a box Of smoking
tobacco, which one we have seen sur
passes. II any equals it, one may find
i with Clark, Ely d Co. at 3U2 Front
row,-a Virginia house, and worthy to
be patronized. We are all poor enough,
God knOWS. Let US help one another,
and set our faces Ike fint against our
enemies.
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EMMONs q Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received Police Gazette,
Harper's Weekly, Boston Investigator,
GleasOn's Companion, Army and Navy
Journal, American Union, Free Flag,
German Leslie, New York Mercury, Day
Book, Round Table, Weekly Times,
London Daily Times, Scientific Ameri-
can, New York Weekly, Budget OF Fun,
Comic Monthly, Yankee Notions, Pleas
ant Hours, American Journal Of Horti-
culture for August, London Art Journal
for July.
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ELSONS'
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE
The Balance OF our STOCK Kustbe Sold
OF COST!
AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE!
TWO WEEKs LONGER ONLY

ME MUST FAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALL
w stock, and 20 effect that purp ss We VIII
continue our GREAT CLEARING SALE for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-06

The Aurora OHzThe Introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, nom the fact that It IL
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all.
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounee it superior 10 anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and vaTnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. H. c.. Dewitt & Co.
have an Office at "a Madison street. but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
10 make money will find this q good in
vestment. Don't forget, "a Madison
street, up stairs. ap2i If
Hats Renovated at 362 Second street.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Why the Grover q Baker Machine
Is Besf.

Lit is mere simple, durable, and less liable
to arrangement thar Others.
2 II Gews from ordinary EDOole. and no r.
WlndtnR OF thread is necessary.
3 II sews with equal facility al fabrics- the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with al
kinds Of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
l. ls seam is 50 strong and elastic that IL
never breaks, even on the bias.
D. IT tastens both ends Of The seam by its own
operations W
8 It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch.
remains arm, and eitherrun q or ravelsin wear.
7. Us seam Is more plump and beautiful. and
retains its p~lumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
8 Its seam can be removed in altering gar.
ments after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting th8m. ls
g. Watching and varying the tensions upon
The threads necessary In oGhar machines "A un-
necessary IN this The tension being once al
tasted on the Grover and Baker Machine. any
amount Of sewing may be doae without chanRs.
10 Il makes beautiful embroidery wffhouf
any change Of arrangement, simply by inEert-
Ing threads OF scitabie sizes and colors for this
purpose. It Is the only machine thai both enc
broiders and seWs perfectly.
81 send for Circular.
6ReFER 4 BAKER'S 8. h CO..
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Emerson Etheridge
was in the city yesterday snd stopped at
the GayOsO. He looked well, aud al.
though having worked hard and stren-
uOusly during the canvass, he seems to
improve on 1t. He left for nome by
the Memphis and Ohio railroad on the
four O'Clock train.
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RENEW Your LICENsEs.-We caution
u business men to keep their licenses
paid up, a. the tax collector furnishes
the police daily with lists Of those ex-
plring. About twenty names was left al
the first district police station yesterday.
To pay in time will save not only trouble
U probably a fine. Look sharp
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EXCURsION.-A party of the aldermen
and other city officials, with q corps Of
civil engineers, made a trip up the river
yesterday as far as island No. 40, TO ex-
anime the channel of the Mississippi, in
order that measures be taken to divert
the course Of the stream, so as to prevent
the washing away OF the bank near the
navy yard. The party returned to the
city a0Out six o'clock. The landing
committee will probably present their
evening.
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To CORRESPONDENTs.-We fail to see
the point in the communication received
yesterday signed "Erly1 York" but
should ike to have an interview with
b esuthOr. Laura - a fair correspondent
writing Owe this signature, recommends
the establishment of pHblie Sabbath
school, and thinks it might be the e
Of keeping q certain class of young boys
from playing base ball on the Sabbath.
Her communication is too lengthy for
insertion, and these subjects have been
discussed in our columns on former oc-
essions at length. II she would make
her letters shorter we might find roem
for them. 70 Hospitals" we deem it pru-
dent to defer the publication Of this ex.
cellent article for the present to await
the action Of the board of mayor and
aldermen on sanitary measures.
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CoMMIssIoN.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns this morning will be
found the card Of that reliable firm
Messrs. Mostly and Dorion, 304 Front
street, up stairs. They are prepared to
do . general commission business. Their
facilities TO serve those who extend pat
ronage to them is of the best kind. We
commend them to our friends.
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SAML 5. ANDERSON
GEORiE z HUHER. Committee,
o. V. COGHLAN,
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Hats Renovated at 1852 Second street.
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RESORT TO FrRE-ARMs-Two war.

iREsoRr TO FIRE-ARMs.-Two war
rants were issued yesterday by Justice
Miller for the arrest of two men named
James Bruen and Thomas Pullen,
charged with shooting at each other with
intent TO kill. The affair occurred on a
fistboatS Sunday evening, near the mouth
of Wolf river. Both parties complain
that the other fired first. Although sew
eral shots were exchanged, fortunately
no injury was done. Officer c. N. Mar
tin made the arrests, and both men will
come up fer an examination on Saturday
next they having given bonds for their
appearance.
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ROE WHITE RIVER.

EQE WHITE hANEHs
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Eriar's Point, DuyaII's
Blun, little Rock, Augusta, Des Are
and JaeksOnpOrt.
COMMERCIAL-----....- Ashford master
This elegant passenger packet Il
wiz leave ~
TUESDAY. 5th lust, AZ 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE a Co, Agents,
su4 2t No. y jefferson street.
Memphis and white River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, Delta, FFiaFss Point, sun
flower, Laconta, CarsOn's, ConcOruia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Dayalrs Bluff and Augusta.
and JacksOnPOrt.
Ashford master
This elegant passenger steamer Ia
will leave -
TUESDAY,, 6th inst, at S pm.
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
au4 % 81 Madison street.
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Store for RenL-One Of the best sit
usted business stands in the city also, q
splendid Office on the first floor. Enquire
Orgin Bros and Co., corner Front and
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MAsoNIc.-Penn Chapter. No. %, r..
A.. w :. meets this Tuesday evening"
at 9 O'Clock P. m, for the purpose of con-
ferring the NJ. E.. aud r.. A. de-
grees. 1t is hoped that all companions
who have no lawful excuse for non
attendance, will be present; to ensure
which we have been requested to give
this notice.
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CITY COUNCIL.-The regular monthly
meeting Of the board Of mayor and alder
men will be held this afternoon. In adj
ditiOn to the regular routine Of business
it is expected that the mayor pro tenn.
alderman Lynn will present an inn
pOrtant sanitary measure Tor the eonsid-
GRAFTON Of the board. What it will be
we know not, but hope for the best.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized to aunsunce AMOS H.
w, CURLlN as a candidate for Sherin OF
Shel6y county at the ensuing March Election
Memphis, July 81. 1867. aul tee
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SrATE, CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Ter for the state and resident in The City OF New York. aD
ate or Isunessee under u laws and commissioned under
mrned ans qualified % take testimony. acknowledgements.
at state DO By THIS INSTRUMENT, GTyEE UNDER ny HAND
n the 18th day Of July, ls7, before me persnually appeared
VINO have subscribed the annexed AFFIDAVIT, ana made
Holy Evangelist, that the same contains the truth, the whole
John BIssELL,C Commissioner for Tennessee.
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MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE
FAIL MEETING. Isez.
spIendld Raelnr Anhclpated.

1t has been already advertised exten
sively that the fall meeting over tn
Memphis association course will com
mence on the first Monday IN November
The association which has taken tbI
management Of the races, has at its heai
Gen. n. i. Forrest as president, who's
energy, good sense and fairness at oncl
inspire confidence. The other officer
are such as will cooperate with him IL
seeing everything conducted on the
highest principles of racing.
The purses offered are more thaa usu.
ally liberal. On the first day there viii
be two races, the first being a sweep,
stake with colts and fllies, two years
old, a single mile dash, play or pay, $500
being the purse. The second race will
be for untried three year olds, mile heats,
for a purse Of $500.
The second day offers q purse, the
Gsyoso stake Of 800, mile heats, for all
ages. The second a will be a two mile
dash, for a purse Of $500.
The third day presents two contests,
the first, for all ages, for a purse OF $500.
The second race, for a purse Of 800 will
be q three mile dash.
On the fourth day, the first race, mile
heats, entrance $50, play or pay, the
| Ogerton hotel TO add S400. The second
race will be three mile heats, for the
bankers purse of $1,000.
The fifth days race will be for the
southern and western congress stake,
four mile heats, the sum of $1,000, to be
added by the Memphis association.
The sixth and last day viii close with
two brilliant contests. The first will be
for q purse Of 5000, mile heats, best three
in Gun Tho uanrnd rapa mill ha
mile heats for beaten horses that have
run at the meeting, with suitable purse
and appliances.
Such an array of purses and such va
ried contests as are proposed have seldom
if ever been presented to the sporting
world. When it is remembered that the
auspices OF the Lexington, (ky,) asso-
citation, which has held together so many
yesrsand always respected, have brought
forward Lexington, Kentucky, and scores
of horses of world wide fame, improving
the noble stock in the highest degree, we
may form some estimate of what OuT
own " association " may accomplish.
We desire to call the attention OF stock
raisers and trainers to the fall meeting
here. The calls will be determined by
the 18th Of September, by which all
entries are to be made. Ii will be g
glorious time in the racing calendar of
Memphis, aud merits notice. We q
only add our voice that q system of
racing will be here inaugurated that will
rebound to the benefit Of this whole sec
ton, snd contribute to the elevation of
this noble sport throughout the whole
country. The race course will be placed
in the finest order, and the appointments
will be capacious and elegant, ready for
the accommodation Of a vast assemblage.
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OF the number Of deaths during the
month, about four-hfths were from chol-
era, of which disease we have treated
about sixty cases. Very respectfully,
I'M. KELEAR, Physician in charge.
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AeRRAis aad Mound City Ferry PACKET.
PEOSTA------------M. R. CHEEK, Master.
EAVES the Landing, foot Of n
O'Clock am and and 81 pm. Mound City at
sand so'clock a-m., aRA : and 5O'clOek pm
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Memphis aud White River URlted
States HAIL Line.
8W ".VaHA
COMMERCIAL, . VIM. Ashford. Easts,

THE STEAMERS CONNER
i CIAL" and "ROWENA" wiui
form a SEM.WEEKLY LINE between Memph
and White River.
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Drug Sore For Sale on reasonable
terms, at Holly Springs, Miss. For par
ticulars address Ellington & Halsey,
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn. au42 t