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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-14

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from doleful events
catastroPhes, crosses in love. loss of relations and
friends loss of money &C., have become Respondent.
She brings together those long separated. gives in
formation concerning absent friends or lovers, re-
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you best quail fOd pursue and in what you will
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you the very day you will marry gives you the name,
likeness and characteristics of the person. She
reads your very thoughts. and by her almost super
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ries of the future. From the stars see in the
irmament-the malefc stars thal overcome pre-
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positions OF the planets and the fixed stars in the
heavens at the time of birth. she dedIces the fu-
ture destiny of man. Fail not to consult the great:
est Astroogist on eartH 1t costs you but tre. and
you may never agail have so favorable an opportu-
sired informa tion 81. Parties living at distance
consult the Madame by mail with equal safety
and satisfaction to themselves. as if in person. a
full and explicit chart, written out, with
all inquiries answered and likeness incOsed, sent by
mail on receipt of price above mentioned. The
strctest secresy will be maintained. and all cores
p0ndence returned or DESTROYED. References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring them. Write
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Address. MADAME Fl. A. PERRIGO,
l--l P. y. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, n. Y.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-14
new WHOLESALE GROCERY
.-. 81. -t- AND
COM MISSION House.

COLUMBUS, ONO, September lst 1867.
Having established Wholesale Grocery and
Commission House in this city, we are prepared
to supply the trade with groceries of every grade
and description, at the most advantageous prices.
Country Produce received on consignment. 7
In soliciting patron ge, we beg to assure the
public that no exertion or promptitude shal be
wanting on our part to give perfect satisfaction
to all who may entrust us with their orders.
u IL T. PsLAGk' sL1 III. G BLACK & CO.,
" -. ELL ELL. No. 80 North High street.
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DIR. )I { 1TUCKER's i u Extra VISIT

nRoTUCkBR, BR,WeuLDsAX TOBI
~ old patrons and the public, that he NAV b
con.ulted At the GOODA LIE H0U Sc tCoiunibusj'
daily til the Of S6A API TiI;iea CS.mbbI Co,.mmbbnI N
fnr over nine years, which is svcient that
hei reliable and sucesssful The great Increase Of
h practice reduires this extra visit To Accommo-
sngaSf rT%'FiRE ais LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES
b,,t VIII merely say my speeiality rs THE WBoI II
list Of Dissases which others have failed to cure .
mch2O-H
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Paving Notice.

To all qoho4n itnldy concern: Dan sltr ti ..a....s
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, I 81
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 81, 1867.
Notice is hereby given, that edipgs have beer
Instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements. to wit:
For paving the sidewalk in front of inlot No. 212
ON the west side of South High street..
Also for paving the uupaved idewalks on South
Cherry street from Front street to Fair alley.
The same to be done in accordance with the plats
and estimates be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer and filed in the office the City Clerk:
All persons claiming damages on account OF said
proposed improvements, are required to hle their
claims in the Office of the Clerk, in writing, or
before the Eiftu day cf October, A. y. 1867:
- -7t7l l.. E.. WILSON,
aue22-dltaw4w 7-- Ir.,l- City Clerk.
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--. Af r LIZ I EO
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fears of insanity, &c. 1t will restore the appetite,
renew the health of those who have destroyed it by
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Young Men. be humbuaged no more by "Quack
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without delay for the Elixir and be atonce restored
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to one address. 50. '-' --
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while using them, does their action in any man
ner interfere with business pursuits. Price, 81 per
box. - g. .,.r....- .-..
Either Of the above mentioned articles will be
sent tu any address, closely sealed and post paid,
by mail express, receipt OF price. Address all
BERGER, SHUTS Co.. Chemists
No. 2S5 River street, Troy, N. !.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

With them also tina, IL Il wise 70 leave the
question of euch absorption 70 this process of
nafursl roliiicsl frayitation- The Islands of
~ Tncmas and 81 Johns, which Constitute q
part of the group called the Virgin Islands,
seemed 10 cffer n advantages immsdistsiy de-
SlTable. while their acquisition could be Sc
cured IN harmony with the principles TO
which i have alluded. A treaty has, there
fore. been concluded with the King OF Den
mark fCr the CessiOD OF those islands, and will
oe 81 bmifted 70 the Senate for consideration.
II will hardly b. necessary 20 call the atten-
non Of Congress to the subject OF provo ug
for the ray meut 70 Russia Of the sum D.
ulated IN he treaty for the cession OF Alaska.
Possession having been formally delivered 70
our commissioner, The territory remains for
the present IN care OF a military force, await
lrg such civil organization as shall be directed
by Con gTess.
The aEnexation of many small German
States 10 Prussia. and the reorganization OF
hat country under new and liberal ceusti-
tntioD, have Induced me 70 renew the effort to
obtain a Just and prompt settlement of the
iong-Yexrd question concerning the CLAIMS of
lore gn States for military service from their
SUBJECTS na-uTaliZed an the United States.
In connection with this subject. the atten-
non OF Congress Is respectfully called to a sin
GUAR ana embarrassing conflict OF laws. The
ExecutlNe department of this Government
mas hitherto uniformly held, rs IL no " holds
hat naturalization, IN conformity with the
constitution and laws Of the United States.
aoeolyeS the recipient from bis native allegi-
anCe. The courts OF Great Britain hold IN at
allegiance 10 the British Grown is indefeasj-
bic. and Is not sbsolyed by our laws of natur-
aIization- British ridges cite courts and law
authorities of the United >ta,es in support OF
that theory against the position held by the
Executive authority OF the United States
This conflict perpleXes the public mind con-
cernirg the rights Of naturalized citizens, and
inpars the national authority abroad
called attention 10 his SUBJECT In nv last An :
uusi message, and now again respectfully an
peal TO Congress 70 declare the national win
unmistakably upon this important question
nu rha olo
prosecution OF the African slave-trade from
american ports or by American citizens has
altogether ceased, and, under e1i listing circum-
stances, no apprehensionsions OF its renewal
IN this part of the world are entertained. lin
DER these circumstances 10 becomes a duestiap
whether we shall propose 70 Her Maiesty's
boNernmenl suspension or discon Tin ance
OF the supu laIions for maintaining a naval
force for the suppression OF that trade
ANDREW JOHNSON
WAsHTNGTcS, December 2, I~67.
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Der, tes5. TIE Secretary used his authority to
issue securities a. follows;
Boz ds under the &C. OF February
IS. 1862. -. ss.esasoe 90
BonGs under the act of June 10,
1854. ........................ s,ooc.aeo 90
June %. 1854. a,s7s.sao 90
Certificates for temporary iosas,
act June 30, 1884. 5i.6H.3ss 2;
Fractional currency, act June
81. io6....................- s.so0,sis a
Ssven-thirty pstes, March 3,
1865 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2a,is7.soo %
s6se. s7s,sg3 81
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he resources OF the Treasury consiSfea of
me money IN the public depositsr les N d,d-r-
ent parts OF The country. Amounting a. 49,
sttaed TO 50, i-1,s2i -; the revenues from in
ternal axes ard customs duties ard me -,
thority 10 Issue boId DIS. notes. ana ce-ti6ca,sI
under the following acts To the folio w.
smourts- "e
Act OF February -, I-G2, bonds Slf93 c,n IL.
Act of March 3, 1851. bonds $500 - ,1o o. 49,
Act OF June "a. 1861, bonds. TO
or eompouna interest notes % -ll,bOO 90
az -, I-ol 49,. 97,J4G.4.I Il
poTary loans, act July II.
ne. .---------.--.. 1888 AL 10
Fractional currency, act June
80 i-s5 ,-.;--:;....--,--.:....- a5,7ij 9O5 %
interest bearing notes ......... g}I-,. t,l IN
hskirg total .,..-.....5e4, 5-;I, 50s 81
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DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS.
EFFORT OFTHE SECRETARY OFTHE
TREASURY

Ine finances OF the UnItea States nofuitb
standing the continued depreciation Of the
currency, are in a much more satisfsctorv con
ditIOn than they were when the Secretary b al
the honor to make 10 Congress his lasr annusI
report Since The first day of November IS1s;
$4SS, 9eO, 2sIa CT interest bearing notes eartiti
Gates OF Indebtedness and OF temporary loan
have been paid or coz yerted into bonds. and
me puonc debt. deducting therefron the cash
IN The Treasury, which l. TO Be applied 10 its
payment, has been reduced $50. Sn5s55 -
during the same period decided imprDvarsor
has also been witnessed in the general econOm-
iCdi cohclIIOn Cf the country. The policy OF
contracting The currency. although not sn
forced To the s1tent authorized by laW.ibas nra
vented 81 expansion of credits, 10 which a
REDUNDANT and especially a dsprpcia-ad en-
rTncy Is alvey an incentive, and i1as bsd M
ittls influence IA stimulating Ilbor and m
creasIng protrcuon- Industry has been
steadily return Ing 10 the healthy chaDraIs
from - hlCh ~ Wa diverted during tha yUs-
and although incomes have been trnau ard
lra1e Een-T1lly inactive. in no other com
msIcidl CCUEu y has there been les fuqur..t
en- oarTaEs menf than in tue United Sttfas
In order that the action of the Secretary r,
me nssnC ISL administration OF the Dapart
ment- may ee properly understood a mice
me time the gar vas drawing 70 a close ana
al some sUhseq u-nJ periods. seems to b. peces-
sary. "
ON he 3Ist cav OF March, 1851 thu to-,
debt &C The United STATES was Sg.3Gs. gI5-nSe ~
q ne toiioWlTS descriptions. 10 Wit:
Mafured deb . 9fn -. -
temporary loan certifiCates.... 81 4-g' -. o.
Certificates OF indebtedness 1900 IN 500 oG6 =.
Understanding notes ......... SO so, so a,,
Suspended or unpaid requisi-
-, lll,25t,J4- %
crIs -.----.-- ---.-...... 453, I6u,sS9 on
HiS0''OA@i currency ------.----- 2l,25t, O9I az
2,i23 437.OU2 Is
OSN "a 'HT lIe'snfy------.. 56.4SI .994 -
total ..-.-............ = .,fb a. a. ~.
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rency would be reduced In proportion 10 its
increase In amount. In the other, the curren.
ished in amount. The increase or decrease NJ
prices would. If NO counteractInx causes in
teryened, be the natural result of the in rease
or decrease OF the measure OF value while real
values remained unchanged
Inc nited States notes were made a legal
tender and lawful money because il was
thought that this character was necessary to
secure their currency. BY reference TO the first
debates OF Congress upon the subject il will
be noticed that those who advocated their is
sue justified themselves On the ground OF ne
cessiy. No one who spoke in favor of the
measure, favored II upon principle or hesi-
th'ed 10 express his apprehens ions that evil
consequences might result from it. mt the
Government was In peril, the emergency was
pressing. necessity seemed to sanction de-
psfture from sound principles of finance il
not from the letter Of the Cons Ii ution and an
Incohverilole currency became the lawful
money OF the country. While the action of
Congress, IL authorizing the issue of these
notes, seemed necessary at the time, and was
undoubtedly approved by a large majority of
me people, there can now, in the light Of expe.
rltnee, be no question that the apprehensions
Of those who advocated the measure as a me-
cessity were well founded. Had they nor been
made legal tender, the amount In circula-
ton would not have been excessive, ana the
national debt would doubtless have been hun.
dreds OF millions OF dollars less than II is
This Issue would have been stayed before
very large amount had been put in circuIa.
ton. not because The notes would have been
really more appreciated by not being made
lawful money, but because their depreciation
would have been manifest. BY being made
lawful money they became toe legal ized meas.
ure OF value-a substitute for the precious
metais-which, as a conseq uence, were Al
once demonstrated and converted into articles
OF trnhc. Made BY statute a legal tender. thew
Were Oh course popular with those who mai
debts 70 pay or property TO sell; costing notn
ing, and Yet seemingly adding to the value of
properly, supplying the means for specula-
ton and Tor creating an artificial ana deIu.
sive prosperity, II IL In evidence OF the visdoyn
Of Congress that the issue was stopped befoYe
the notes bad become ruiuously Deprecated.
aRd tie business OF the country IN vol we'd in
inextricahle difficulties. Bot, although the
isspe OF these notes vas limited, and ve TINS
escaped the disasters " hich would bav We over.
wheimed the country without such limitation
IL can hardly be doubted that the resort 10 than
was a misfortune. II this means of raisine
money had NOT been adopted, bonds wouId
have updoubtedly been sold at heavy dis
count, but the fact that they were tn us spId
without oebasing the Currency, would have
induced grester economy in the use Of the
proceeds, While the discount on the bonds
wouid scarcely have e1cseded the actual de-,
Preciation OF the notes below the coin stand
ard. = - .t.sl- a 80
As ieng ss notes could be issued aud bonds
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~ used his authority to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-07
CLOSING or mAIIS.

Until further notice the Mails viii close as
follows;
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Ettsburx, Phila-
dslphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balti-
more. and al cities north and west, at
SIS D m.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New Yo.k, Nashville, and ali cities
south and east at 5:e pm.
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson. Miss
Vicksburg, Nstchsz, and all cities south, at
4p.m.
stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
stations on Mem phis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 81 am.
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers, (semt-weeklyJ,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi ~river-south, (semi-weeklyl Tues
days and Saturday..
Mississippi r~iver-north, (semi-weeklyl, Mon
days and Fridays.
r c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Excess q Revenue $3.50 IS
Alderman FassMOre moved to proceed
10 the election of an aideymsn for the
Sixth ward to fill the vacancy caused ~
the resignation of Alderman Townsend.
Alderman Shaw nominated Ell Conner
Alderman Boiling nominated Mr.. ]. d
Rufin Alderman Hoist NOMINATED P.
A. Cicslli; Alderman Lemon nominated
ThOs. Fisher Alderman Boiling nOmi
mated DIR. R. W. Creighton.
Eight ballots was had, and 10 choice
being made, Alderman Passmore moved
to adjourn. Motion lost by . vote Of 2 to
s.. Alderman Passmore then moved to
defer the election until the next meeting
Of the board. Carried.
Messrs. Ruffin and Conner were the
ayorit candidates.
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BOARDING.


Y . A r d N c.
A finely furnished Room with board csn be
had at No l Adams street Also Few Gay
boarders can be accommodated.
au4 n
y IN G.
Families or single gentlemen can obtain
board and good rooms also day boarders can
be nccommOdafed Nt &4 second street, between
GayosO and Bal. ie20n
BoAkDING-
Furnished rooms, with good board, can be
had at reasonable rates at No. l0s Monroe
street Also a few day boarders can be accom-
modated. jeIstf
SELEOTand cheap BOARDING
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, 20 rent. with board, %
either gentlemen OF families, convenient to
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, At No. 800
Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, s.
per week boarding ana lodging, s per week
je2u
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WANTS.
w A D.

w A N T 4 D.
Able bodied men, white or colored, 20 work
at a Sawmm and Woodyard-iheral wages.
Apply TO L. B BURT, back OF Norris Landing,
Washington county, Miss jy2 In
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COTTON FACTORs.-S. NJ Webb & Co,
cotton factors and commission mer-
chants, have their Office &C the Lee
block, Union street, and are prepared to
do a general business in their line. The
firm is composed of s. Maurice Webb
and J. F. Sellers, gentlemen in every
way well qualified to serve the public
with satisfaction.
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MACEERELs ABROAD.-The store OF
Mrs. P. Solari, No. $50 Besl street, was
entered about daylight yesterday morn
ing by two young msckerels and robbed
Of two boxes Of cigars, a decanter Of port
wine, and about i've dollars in money.
The young rascals were caught by the
police and furnished with quarters at the
Second station. One by one they are
caught and punished, but still they par-
sue their evil ways.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-07

LAGRANGE FEMALE COLLEGE We
beg to call the attention Of parents to the
fact that the LAGRANGE female college
opens its next session On the second Of
September. The accomplished Miss
Nora Bradford Of this city, and Miss
Annie Peeoles Of Richmond, will have
charge Of the musical department. See
card 10 another column.
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ANOTHER FIRM-AmOng the many
claimants for public patronage ia the
commission and cotton business, we call
attention to the card Of E. B. Weber &
Bro, No. go Front street. They make
liberal advances on cOnsigumsnts. These
gentlemen are both well and fayOrsbly
known in Fayette county.
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The Aurora OA.-The 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, from the fact that it 10
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
nom any offensive smell, and best of all,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
bounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. It is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and vsrnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs, II. G. 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, aAd parties desiring
to make money viii lind this a good in
,Essemens Dont I9nger ~ Msqiss9qqa
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IUKA SPRLNGs.-We call attention to
the card of these famous springs which
have become so popular Of late, as their
merit has been discovered and are des-
tined to be SO literally D%atronized by our
citizens. Their qualities are recognized
by all who have tested their efficacy, and
pronounced by physicians to be equal to
any 10 the country. The splendid hotel
Of Messrs. Patterson, Wright & Co, is
conducted 10 style, and everything is
called in rsquisition by those clever gen.
tlemen to make guests comfortable and
satisfied with their ~sojourn.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL FOR sALE.

A RARE CHANCE FoR a PAYING n
The plantation Is Known a ne
toWn OF Lake Blu6.o on White river. Ark. ~
miles above tue Memphis and Little Rock ral-
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
iI1 feet above the late overdoHl, the rsmRfudar
heavily umberaQ, toRether with the whole on
half Interest in e INV STEAM SAW MIL
{iorty horse poTTerlEngine. BlacksmfIha 8hru,
Caruenters Tools Wagons and ell necee9r@-
. HanatoD win nine ro0ms. = Cistern. -
nzelIr ~ EelonE,3 three Cabins. q Warnhorrr
IHo ~ wood Yards. and the best landinos
~ The above viii De sold az io~ 80
easy terms FOR. furfheaEar1r
ans iasefwe
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EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received Wsverly Magazine, New
York Citizen, Albion, BsliOU's Monthly,
for September f; Yankee Notions, Budget
IF Fun, Comic Monthly, for September;
Pleasant Hours. for September; st. Louis,
Ci1cinatti, Chicago and New York pa
pers.
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Non Reaident Notfce.

In the Chancsry Court of Memphis. Tenn.
No. l98-MaIinda E. Harrison ct al. Vi. James
d. Blackburn ct ais.
vt appearing from affidavit in this cause
mat the defendants. Harriet J. --, form
eTly Harriet y. HARRISON, and ner husband,
Whose names are unknown, are nOn-rssidents
Of he state OF TENNESSEE
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appear anco herein, at the Courthouse IN The
Guy OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in september. 1857. and plead, answer
or demur TO complainants ORIGINAL and
amenaed bill, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for
heafing ex parte, and that a cosy Of this order
be published once q week. for four successive
weeks, in The Memphis Appeal.
A copy-atteSts
AUGUsroN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By 4. y. BLACK, Deputy clerk and Matter.
!, e1~ fvk9 H@'~ ins eemoAl'A wnLvi
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R0WENA, John B. Davis, Master

Leaves Memphisevery Saturday aL5o'ciocK D m
West r int every Monday AZ 5o'gik D N
Jacksonport every Tuesday at 10
o'clock am.
augusta svery Tuesday at 8 o'clock pm
Bes Arc every Wednesday at 9 o'cfk an
Duyalis Bluu every "Wednesday At
z O'Clock m.
These boats have been Thoroughly repaired
and rehfted expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years, psasan-
5ers and shipper can rely upon upon thar re-
naming In the trade permanently, aud Ere the
only boats having a competition Wit o e trains
at DuVaIlB Bluff for Little Rock and hot
prin Thee are the only boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets 10 Little Rock via rail
road nom DuFalTs BluH Time through A.
hours A good Light draft steamer VIII be run
Ia connection with ihese packets rom Augusta
and Jacksonport making two trips per week,
10 on Black river.
JOHN B. DAVIS. Supt,
Memphis and White River U. :. Mail Line.
aug Il