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Until further notice the Mails wiz close a
follows.
For Cairo, Chicago, 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis
VILE, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsbur2, Fhlla-
deiphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Bahl-
more, and al cities north and WesI al
sis pm
For chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ca, Montgomery MO
bile, Ala, New Yo'k, Nashville and AL Clues
south and east, at $50 pm
For New orleans, Baton Rouge Jackson U.s.
Vicksburg, Natchez, and al cities SOUTH Al
4p.m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm
Al Stations on Memphis and bouiHVlIle ahd
branch railroads at s pm
nj Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Ms
sfsippf central, Mobile and Ohio, Nasuyiue
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga ana
East Tennessee railroads At AN.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
IN ArkRnsasand Whiterivers, lsemi-weekiyI,
tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river outh, (semi-WeeE4yh Vnes-
DAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi rfver-north, (semi-weeklyl Mon.
re. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Rankin JOB OFFICE

ORTTUARN.-" bIesseu aIv suv ueau
who die in the Lord" In the course Of
our Journalistic and private life we have
sften followed the remains Of those We
esteemed to the dark and silent tomb,
bot seldom has It been our sad lot to wit
ness a more mournful spectacle than that
OF the funeral Of Miss Ella Shock, the
daughter Of Capt. Sam Shock, which
took place from st. Peters Church yes
| terday morning. The sdi6ce was
crowded by the friends Of the family,
The solemn Mass for the dead wa sung
after which the Rev. Father Rockford
delivered a most eloquent discourse, TAX
ing his ext from % Maceabees xii as
att Is a holy and wholesome thought to
pray for the dead thatthey may be loosec
from their slns.U The address was lis
tened 70 throughout, With the mos
marked attention. In conclusion, th,
Reverend gentleman paid 3 giovinl
tribute to the memory OF the deceased
extolling her Christian virtues in beht
ting terms. The cssket was beautiful.
decorated With wreaths of immortelle
and followed to the grave by g large con
course Of citizens Of all classes. A pur
spirit has gone to it, tssL
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RIVER MATTERS.
AND RIVERS.

We had a slight rain yesterday morn
ing and the day wa dark and cloudy,
promising still more copiOus showers,
which were not withheld, for at dark,
heavy rains fell accompanied with light
ming. The air was purified, and to-day
will no doubt be cool. The rise in the
Ohio is running out fast. At Pittsburg
on the It'll the river had come to a stand
with three feet three inches in the chan
mel, but q rise was reported in the MOnOn-
gahela of a foot. o. the same day there
was four feet ten inches at Marietta. At
Parkersburg, five feet six inches and on q
stand. At Pomeroy, five feet was re-
ported and rising. At Cincinnati, it
receded eleven inches on the 9Th, with
six feet to Louisville. At Evansville, it
was stationary. The rise will not swell
the lower Ohio to more than forty inches
on the shoalest bars, if it does that. At
st. Louis the river is on a stand. Hence
to Cairo five feet large is reported. At
Carson's Crossing, in the Arkansas, a few
miles below Pine Bluff, there is but
twenty-five inches.
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New MEMPHIS THEArER.-Last eve
ming. notwithstanding the heavy rain,
the theater was well and fashionably
filled, on the occasion Of Miss Emile
| MeIvile's benefit. The play Of Satan %
Paris was cspitally presented, the versa
tile young beneficiary filing her rott
with the freshDess, naiOete and grace
which distinguish all her representations
Mr.. EIerton, as the valet, and Mr.. Fer
euson. AZ the Count, divided the ap-
nIausa Of the audience. Throughout, the
piece was exceedingly well performed
The burlesque of Norma threw the au-
dienoe into an enthusiasm Of delight
and encore followed neore In quick sue
esssiou, the repetitions being gracefully
accorded. The Norma Of Mr., Eller-
ton was a capital burlesque, being neither
." over nor UNDERGONE" n possessing
that unctuous vein Of humor that makes
the true comedian. This evening Mss
Melville concludes her engagements In
the drama OF Joan Of Arc and the our-
Ietta Of Po. ca. hon tas. We have truly
sy~mpathized with this sprighuy Q
versatile young actress and accomplished
vocalist, whose engagement was sc an
importune time, as the prevailing cpl
demio reduced the houses that otherwise
would have been brilliant. 1t was q sue
cess, however, and firmly established
this most deserving young lady as a spe-
cial favorite in Memphis. The "Cali-
fornia Pet" Lolita, will commence an
engagement GU Monday evening. As
all danger Of disease has disappeared It
may be readily anticipated that the
houses Of the coming fortnight viii be
large and fashionable.
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EOR RENT

wish to rent 100 acres OF rich Big Creek
LAND. IN the NortherE portion q nheloy
Oouutv. Tenn. Il will be rented IN iarge OF
THANEERLAYNE JONES, SR-f
ok 1us Csre Wormeley, icy & Co.
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MAIN STREET PAvING.-rhe work Of
paving Main street rapidly progresses
Already the fuuc squares between Adam.
/ and Monroe streets have been nearly
I completed, and unless u~nfavorable
7 weather eusues, the arrival Of December
will hnd the principal portion Of this
( thoroughfare covered with the popular
Nicholson. The engineering on Main
and the ether streets being paved il
specially IN charge Of Capt. Ike A. Hood.
who gives the work bis personal stten.
ton. he is q competent engineer and
giges general satisfaction to the Chief d
the Department and the public.
iergoing a sewers GIhess. {
Is IL 8 cure for Dyspepsia. ]
L sssists DIGESTION. q p .L III - 1
L cures Diarrhea and Cholera MorbuE. \
4 . pEeysnEve for ChuIsa and Fev=rs
an Invaluable companion for person
81 ali reasons OF the year.
a HoNE enterprise, ard Possesses true Y
=
y sold everywhere. +
O. h EBBERT q CO.. -
Soie Manufacturer. +
Depot. Noe Howard's Row, 5
abl0 q MeusphtA- Tens. +
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FOR RENT.

TO r f n t
The elegant new building MOI HowaTd's
ov. three stories high, with good cellar.
Amply TO n. L MEACHAM,
osau No. sUnion street
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quent prosperity. 1t would be hishonor-
sble, / think, to inveigle the indus
trious citizen Of any other CLINE to Mem
phis, by concealing the facts in regard
to matters as they here exist. Let Us be
open, fair and candid, and invite the
good Of all lands to come and help us
put down this bold, stalking villainy.
Let US assure them by our spirit that we
can suppress Il and will suppress it right
speedily.
Just kill a dozen thieves and we will
be out Of the woods, ghrnish a dozen
lamp-posts with their -carcasses, and
post plRcards 10 show for what they
died, and to warn the others 10 go, de-
part scatter out. There would be such
a hegira as the United States lever saw
before. Death, and death only, is a
thing which our thieves will appreciate.
By this short, sharp and decisive
lean we shall shake of at once the ills
which Rf1ict US. To such 8 complexion
will it come at Last. Not now, however;
my advertisement is but q ripple on the
surface OF the feelings Of the people in
regard to this matter. They will stand
it longer, but their vengeance will be
fearful and speedy when 1t cemes They
will try all other means, patiently watt
luEf huDulflblukf nopiuS buhl Tie bllGNSa
will tire, but I much fear me
that they will not be bettered, until they
commence a short campaign such as I
have indicated. I know what war and
disorder is, and I do not like It, but 1
contend that our condition before the
war when what we now stand in the
way of thievery would not have been
tolerated an instant), was much better
and more civilized than now, and offered
more inducements to the honest and use
fui man to make Memphis his abode.
/ have tried to vindicate my reasons
for inserting my advertisement. / am
not DESTROYS of notOTiety, but 1 do like 10
see iniquity punished. That some one
might be remembered for the time spent
in trying to compass this punishment,
was the cause Of my public prefer. Mg
advertisement was not inserted withOL,
due consideration, and 1 shall let it run
its course this week and have only to
say that any one who will initiate the
glorious example Of Mrs. S-nn-tt IA
lady who hOnors Memphis by her resi-
dencel, at any time previous TO the first
of March, 1858, shall receive the amount
specified by me on complying with the
conditions attached.
Very respectfully,
HIEMTTATG $500
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The FALL MEETING.-The meeting
to be held on the grounds Of the Mem
phis Racing Association, on the second
Monday in November, under the aus
pices Of the Turf Congress, promises to
be a most brilliant affair. The track Is
in most excellent order; the Superin-
tepdent, Capt. John S. Lail, having
given the greatest attention to his de.
partment for months past. The Ladies'
Stand has undergone q thorough repair
aEd everything done to render lady Wis
itsrs comfortable. Usbens will be In at
( tendance, The Grand Stand has alsC
been reGtted for the reception OF visitors
The secretary, Mr.. Gibson, is daily il
I the receipt Of letters from the most prom
inent turf men Of the country, givlnl
notice of their coming. There is certain
to be g gathering Of the finest stock, ant
all the prominent sporting men Of tn
} country t~kisoecasion.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL req SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING Is
a veSrment The plantation is known a. ne
- sbova he Memphis anC Little Rock rail-
-oad crossing. containing OetWe cen Tour ana I'VE
hu.drsd a-rss, about one hundred cleared
ms faef above the late OyertoWl, the remainder
besvfIy umb=red. together with the wnOle OF
baif interest in a NEA STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse powell Engine, BLacEsmlths SHOP
EerIauta-'g Tools Wagons and ali necessary
aDnurtauancss for running the same. mere =
af1a Mansion with niue rooms Ostern, &C.
800 90 gaIlDuzl three IaDLEs,a y arelouse,
r. go1T Wool Yards. and the best landings
or ne river. The above VIII oe sold Al low 1g-
-.Ea-gg Mrs. N. L. Il
1870 Appeal once
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I will pay one hundred dollars to the
first person who will kill a sneak or
room thief, caught in the act. The dead
body only taken as proof.
L. 3. LAKE,
nos Iw 2SS Front street.
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o sale.
FOuF Hundred Acres Of Fine Land

ONLY hftv acres cleared. balance heavily
" tfmbsr-d. most or % abaye oFernoE sLLI-
o. Raleigh.
Tsrws0 ID purchase are very favorable
apply TO FJN-H bLnn
-- 1f.-D[7z Tenn. uO3lm
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undivided one-halfi IN erest In 5000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, In Lana etLe
aud SEWER counties, Arkansas. 90,
TrfEfrfprest the title 70 which isperfect, viii
be sold ~ a low figure, for One-third cash ano
TIE remainder a. one AID two years, wltEout
40 800 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
rTFr bottom land. above al overflow, and the
Gnest BODY Of land in the state In CraWioro
county. ArkeusaS-
Fhsss lands VIA be sold together or In par
Apply 70 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys a. Law,
nbg-tf 2q7 Main street. Memphis
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Lilly Brothers, GrOcers, have removed
to the corner Of Second and Union
streets in the new court room building.
nos iW
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HOR u :

Store Houses Nos. $50 and S8I shelby street
Also. q large once IN the walker block,
Apply 70 THO4
ooi5 II sgL Main street, up stairs
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DANCING AND DEPOETMENT.-By re
ference 70 u advertising columns this
morning # will be seen that Capt. c. N.
Van EckIen will inaugurate q class in
dancing this afternoon, in the rooms
over Mansfield & Higbee's drug store,
No. SOB Main street. Cspt. Van EekIen
comes to Us well recommended as a pol
ished soldier and gallant gentleman.
During the late contest for what we be-
Iieved to be Southern rights, he, for over
three yssrs, led 3 company in grey.
Those who know him best value him
most. Let our dancing friends call and
see his course Of instruction.
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OZARK. RowENA. COMMERCIAL

WILL form a tri-Vsekly line bstweeR Mem
w phis and White river, leaving Memphis
sve-v TUESDAY. Thursday and SATUR-
DAY at 5 s'cl9ck pm.
JOHN z. DAVIS, Sup't.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents, 262 FROM st.
opT2
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FOB RENT FOB THE YEAR 1853.

SMALL Farm. in the immediate vicinity
"A OF Germantown, AID not more man heLi
4 nile nom tbedepof containing some seventy
I've sores. about half Of when tsiu cultivation.
the balance in grove and timber, with q COCO
and comfortable dwelling hOus-, CONTAINING
six rooms, with out houses, etc q good sp-ng
az never falling water, and other appsndages-
Possession given on 1.-THE lsto OF January heALalI
endinp ne Stzt on Decsmber following. Apply
HFNRY T Jones
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DEsIRABLE.-Aay Of our friends want
ing a model boarding house, can find the
same at Il Poplar street. We know the
lady who presides at the bead OF this
establishment to be a most estimsble
one, and We know whoever secures
boarding with her viii be certainly
pleased. No more desirable place can
be found In the city.
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SENT UP.-On complaint Of Mr.. Jami-
son, a planter yesterday, Esquire Hall
issued a mitunIus c~Ousiguing ore Of our
coIored brethren ben Warmsch) TO the
county prison without bail. II appears
that Ben came to hand with two bales
Of the staple. They were attached by a
grocer. The planter was the loser, and
the mig is in quod.
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Georgia State Lottery
For the benefit ofthe
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME
Trustee's sale.
On tuesday, November Ne, 1887,

Commencing al 10 O'Clock IN on said day at
the premises, No $50 second street, sell a. pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, iOF cab, \
certain lot of furniture and other personal
property contained in schedule marked A 70
trust deed above referred 70. l. B. FouLp
no7M Trustee
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ST. JoHN's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Services in the Criminal
Courtroom, Greerlaw Building. Provi-
dence permitting, there will be preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev.
Francis A. Mason, at II O'Clock. Sab
bath School at 3 pm. The public are
respectfully invited.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions
ED. MANSFORD,
SUM-. Of CircGlatiOn,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
AANaeoA
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave ~
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
MART WALT a CO., Agents.
nCg 1t 20 Front street
For Pine BIuTaud Little Rock.
PILGRIM ......----.... ..............B Berry, Master
This splendid packet VIII leave -AI@
as above, on s
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURhE a 20, Agents.
uOyg It p Jefferson street.
For Pine Bluf and Little Rock.
Reese PritchaTd master
This elegant passenger steamer It
viii leave as above OIL ~
THURSDAY, l4th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts.,
nos st and city WharfOOat foot Monroe 81.
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ANEoUKcEmENT

TOHN Fl. BOWEN, present eumoenL ~ .
cpnrfdate for re-eiectiou 20 the office ofCity
Tax Collector, At The election TO be holden IN
January next
IDLE ASE announce my name as 3 candioate
FOR the ONCE OF County hezlstef TOT aheiDy
J. ". KING.
TUE are authorised 70 annaunee AMOS Il.
w CTRTIN ~ a candidate FOR Sheriff OF
Shelby county 81 the ensuing March Election
Memphis July 81, 1877. aul tes
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CsURT.-Yesterdsy was the
general ''review" day of the prisoners
confined in the County Jail. About
sixty Of Les Misero5tes were brought
into Court, h~andcuffed together in files
Of two. Few Of them had sufficient
means to employ counsel, and Judge
Hunter distributed their cases among the
attending members Of the Bar. OF course
they nearly all belonged to the class
now known IS the enfrsnehised voters Of
the State. The following persons were
discharged, no one appearing as prose-
cutor: White-James Conners. Colored-
William Wesley, David Hsiner, R.
White, RObt. Edmonds, E. Berry, Isaac
Walker, D, Winton, John Enson, Henry
Mckay, Jers Williams. Court adjourned
over to Monday, November, IL, 1887.
Witnesses and jurors will attend on that
day, or forfeitures will be taken against
them.
MUNICIPAL CoUBT.-On yesterday the
case Of the State VS.. G. A. Stillman and
Kate Stoner, indictment for keeping
house Of iH-fame, was tried, and the de-
PENDANT, stillmsn, found guilty, the fine
being three hundred dollars. Court sd-
baiourusd oyer to Monday, November IL,
The cases set for trial on yoster-
.ee1ay and to-day will be taken up on Mon
' lay and Tuesday next.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Jos.
NJ. Rainey to Silss Jones, transfer Of real
I Estate, $3.50, Lot No. II, ia Z. P. Stew.
subdivision of city Of Memphis A.
". Cole to L. D. Mullens, deed $3.50,
.llItract Of land in 18th Surveyors district
y and It'll Civil district, range 8, section 2,
and part Of the Hill 400 acre tract, con-
~ tanning one hundred acres Eli Hill to a.
3tlW. Cole, deed Sl5OO-same land con-
veyed above; G. n. Case to j. Juneks
Set al, deed Of trust to secure S2S5, lot on
east side Of Lauderdale street 80 by p feet;
A. J. Roach to Mrs. L. A. NJ Shore, deed
"a consideration, money being paid, lot No,
e Of the partition Of Benjamin Robins
|, original tract in the Seventh Civil
, District: Elizabeth F. Green to James
: E. Goodlett, deed Of trust to secure pay
ment Of twelve notes for $500 each, lot
No. "a, and 20 feet Of adjoining lot,
{ No. IS, also 40 feet Of lot No. IS,
3 together with the next adjoining
/, corner lot Of 80 feet front, and No. So
being $50 feet on Monroe street EXTENDED
; by 1891 feet.
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10. RANFIL q co.,

-AvE established their Office in Titus
II Biock. in rear OF No. u Jefferson street,
W6sTsthey may be fONad hypsrttsa interested.
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COTTON FACTORs-Our enterprising
friends Brady 4 Jackson, are domiciled
at 3SS Front street, corner Of Union, and
do a general cotton facborsge and CON-
mission business. We have known each
Of these gentlemen long and intimately,
and We can safely vouch for them as
thorough-going, intelligent and relisble
in every respect and worthy Of the con.
fdence Of our country friends. Their
thorough knowledge OF the heecy staple
will make them ~jadieious c~ustodiaus OF
the interests Of all who may have bust
ness 10 that line.
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SALOON FoR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
SALE-This is q fine opportunity to get
possession Of the best stand il the city,
and We heartily advise those on the look
out to take notice. Apply at this Office.
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NOTICES.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cuba, conducted by the 5 panish Cavern,
ment s3si,OOO in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes cashed and Information furnished
The highest rates paid for Doubioons and al
kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR q CO.,
BASKERs, No. IL Wall St,
nos 3m New York.
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ANOTHER ROOM RoBBERY.-Sesrcely
a day passes that we are not called on to
chronicle the accomplishment Of some
crime Of a greater or less magnitude, and
that. too. with a degree of bOldness only
eoualled by the success with which these
adroit cut-throats and thieves avoid de
lection and arrest. Memphis seems to
be the favored field Of operations for a
thoroughly trained and organized gang
of criminals, who, in spite Of the skill,
eourage and shrswdness Of u detec-
tives, universally manage to escape the
law and its penalties. Private resi-
depces. hotels, boarding. houses, and the
sleeping apartments Of young men who
occupy the second and third floors above
the large business houses in the city,
have alike received the kind attentions
of q light fingered fraternity and
these crimes are committed as fire.
ouently in the light Of day a in the 81
lent hours of the night. We were led to
these remarks by learning this morning
Of the misfortune Of our young friend W.
C. Fslkes, Of the law firm Of Msrye q
FoIkes, No. 50 Madison street, who had
his sleeping room over Mansfield q
Higbee's drug store enteredlas evening,
sometime between the hours of Il m.
and 5 pm, by some sneak thief, who, to
use the police slang, INVENT through "
bis wardrobe with q vengeance. The
thief was evidently q man Of taste, as he
selected a black cloth dress suit, together
with a suit Of fine grey cashmere, leav-
ing a quantity Of other clothing, boots,
etc, scattered around the room. 1t Is
more probable, however, that he was
frightened off before be had had time to
complete his work. Mr.. Folkes has Of
fsred a handsome reward for the arrest
of the thief and we sincerely hope that
be may be found, and that the severest
PENALTIES Of the law will be visited upon
him.
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THERE will be q special meeting for
the members Of Memphis Club Sunday
at 3 pm. By order Of the President.
CHARLES sHLOss. Secretary.
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Marriage and CeIibacy.-Au essay for
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impediments
TO marriage. with sure means Of relief. Sent
sent in sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
DR.. ]. SKLLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oc2i &w3
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0 VICKSBURG.
z . r : al

LIGHT draft stern wheel boat II
length Il5 feet, bresdJn Of beam 2A
FEET, depth Of hold 8 feet, width Of dOeT q feet
oEen hold abaft Of boiler. Machinery consists
of two ~ engines, nine and one-fLurth 90
inch bore ana three ~ feet stroke one ~ doe
tor engine; one o. i've 81 fued bOilers, twenty
t3) feet long, forty li0) inches in diameter; hull
was built by Messrs. Beaupre q Kimball, Of
Metropolis, III of The best material, and COM
pleted in June last. she Is now receiving her
cabin and will be ready for business by the 2Oth
Of October. withdraw not TO exceed twelve (l2)
Hches of water. Address,
REED MANN,
Ocl5 9Od Cairo Iron Works.
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500 RbIs MAss Pork,
55 Casks Bacon SIDES.
20 Casks shoulders.
S25 Sacks Choice Coffee
$50 Bills Sugar, assaFfed,
500 Bills FiOur, All grades
goo BbIz Meal,
80 Bills whisky,
100 Bbls n. q. m0lasseS,
$50 Half BbIs n .. mOlasses,
500 Kills MackeFeI.
80 Bbls Ne. LIZ and 3 Eaekerel
$50 Piece Kentucky Bagging,
20 Bales India Bagging,
100 Colts Rope,
400 Hair Coils Rope,
3GO Aegs Lard,
80 Tierees Lard.
100 Bxs Tobacco. assrt'd brands
so Bbls No. L Cider Vinegar,
SO Bbls Breakfast Bacon,
80 TIerces SUgar-eured Hams,
And an extra large assortment OF G-osertes
which will be sold low for eagh or on usual
time 10 prompt paying customers
Advances VIII he made on SEDIMENTS OF
COtton, for sale here, or TO our friends in New
Orleans.
MARTIN WALT q CO..
se2S 7T5 Front Street.