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COTTON SHIPPERS.-In our advertise
ments will be found the card OF Messrs.
Levy & Miller, Of No. 50 Madison street,
who are agents for the celebrated Com
mercial line. BY this line cotton can be
shipped TO all the eastern cities without
trouble, and through bills Of ladiug will
be given by the agents in this city. We
call attention to this fast freight line,
tarsstaJ in fbis mater during The nras-
ent bad stage of navigation on the river.
Call on the agents at their Office, and
make arrangements by which your cot
viii 90 through with dispatch.
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LOWER STATIoN.-But little was done
at the lower station yesterday evening.
Some ten cases were tried and three
turned oyer 70 the state.
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COTTON SToLEN.-An unknown thief
carried of a bale Of cotton from the yard
Of George =. Holmes residence, some
seven miles rom town on the Hollyford
road, night before last.
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NEW PAPER AT CHATrANooGA.-A
new daily paper, radical in politics, is 10
make its appearance at Chattanooga on
Monday next.
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PERsOEAL-The gallant and univer-
sally popular Maj. KinlOch Faleoner, so
well known as Gen. Joseph Z. John
ston's assistant adiutsut general, is in
the city for a few DAYS.
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You are requested not 20 pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers, L. DAVIES.
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HARD BED.-A man named ROdolph
Henderson was yesterday arrested fer
being asleep en- the sidewalk, Rather &
hard bed for the cold weather.
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FIR AN KILN
JOE U
ANNUAL


Memphis, September I, 1885.
T the -ommencemen of another CONNER
"A ciaI Year, 1 desire to tender my gratefu
acknowledgements 10 the Merchants ard Bust
ness Men Of Memphis for the more than Hbe
raj patronage bestowed on the Franklin Jot
Prin ting House the past season
During the Summer ] have added to the OF
ice another OF GOrdOn's Celebrated Ljghtnin
Presses, while IN the q OF Type, Cuts, ID
siRns, ornaments and Borders, 1 have recei y
from the New York and Philadelphia Flo q
dries all the newest and most beautiful varie
ties. which will enable me to execute all otdsrl
in q style unsurpassed North or south.
In addition 70 MERCANTILE PRINTING
which is a speciality, 1 shall hereafter pay
particular attention to FINE STEAMBOAT
WORK.
Ihave been practically engaged In the print
ing business In this city for near fifteen years
and I shall endeavOr. BY strict personal atten.
ton TO all ORDER. and by giving in every case
good stock, hne work, and low, uniform prices
70 merit the confidence OF my friends and the
public Responsibility HEHww
a4a s. O. TOOF,
sapti Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

MkhFAASs January H. 1907. !
We have no change to report in cur.
rency. 1t is becoming gradually, but
slowly, easier, and accommodations a
our bank counters are getting more fire..
quent. Gold has advanced materially
since u last. New York quotations
will be found below. Brokers bought
freely here during the day at 34c.
The buying price of silver has sd
vanced. Large pieces command &c tc
27c.
The demand for city scrip is dull and
inactive. We quote heavy at soc buy
ing, did selling at IS to SOC.
III demand for county warrants is
not ctive, and prices are barely sus-
taiD d at soc buying-selling at SO tO95e.
1he demand for exchange is not active.
Out banks buy at to ! off and check at
pat to off.
10 uncurrent money there is bot little
demand for banks of any state those OF
TrDnesse, however, are firm at our
quotations; Bank of Tennessee, 55c ;
Bank Of Chattanooga, IS; Bank
or West Tennessee, As Union
Bank, so Planters Bank, so;
Bank of Memphis, par Bank of Middle
Tennessee, 80; City Bank of Nashville,
so Merchants Bank, rs; Oeoee, 20 ;
Dahh "a oAeA"y 'Aief ooi 4HduoIs bauh,
SO Southern, %.
hOEDs.-State Of Tennessee SIS, long
loan, 92e; Memphis city bonds with
coupons for 1861, roc; Interest coupons,
45c; Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, SIC Mobile and Ohio railroad
bonds, 6+c; Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad bonds, 65c.
The following statement is made by s
New York paper of the 18th; Last
Friday one of the old and sO-eaIled con-
sentative banks of Wall street threat
ened to close the account OF one of its
customers because the person to whom
he gave a check for a sum less than
S20,G co.,, demanded greenbacks for the
same. When the affairs of = aSnk any,
where, but more especially in tAe money
center, New York, dare to hold such lam
guage to their customers because they
ask them to fulfill their contracts accord
ing to law, it more than warrants the
u-neasiness in regard to the future which
pervsdes the public mind.
The clause in the banking law under
which the controller of the currency in-
tends to limit the use of compound notes
is as follows;
"Nor shall any treasury note bearing
interest, issued under this act, be a legal
tender in payment or redemption of any
notes issued by any bank, banking asso-
citation or banker, calculated or intended
to circulate as money!
Compound notes under this clause can
be used as q reserve for deposits, but not
for reserve upon circulation.
GOLD and Cotton Report by Telegraph
New YORK, January IL, 10 a.m.-Gold
opened at 354.
1880 a-m-Cotton quiet and steady, "a
to S53c. Gold, $50.
1880 p,m.-CottOn firm, "a to 85Ic.
Gold, S65.
2:SO pm. Cotton frmer but un-
changed sales to-day 500 bales. Gold.
365.
gao p.m.-Cotton closed firmer and
higher, 344 to 36c.
1 p.m-Gold closed at 36E
LIvERPOOIS January II, noon.-Cot-
ton more a~ctivef middling uplands,
laid estimated sales TO- 600 bales.
LONDON, January II, noon.55-2Os. TBS.
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WRIGHT Z M'kissicK.
Dissolution

AT Law
We have removed orr ONCE "a Fclwau
" building southE est corne o. Monroe sul
Second streets sci ID
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ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Fuller, Ford & Co,
cotton and tobacco factors, commission
merchants and manufacturers agents,
No. % South Main street. Consign-
ments and orders solicited. Refer to
Leftwich, Cash d Co, johnson &
Wright, CTowder & Co., Mem
phis August, Belmont @beD., bankers,
New York Dams, Fuller Roo, Boston ;
Third national bank, and the leading
business houses Of st. Louis.
ial6-3ts
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IM ? RIAL RLuE,

III II TIE WVI-LU-
Soluble In hard a. wei as soft water.
Warranted not 70 streak the ciof1eE
Ten cents per box. LIBERAL diss0uut 70 the
trade.
Agents wanted everywhere 20 -eI the above
articles, % whom We offer eZtrlosi az 1-
sanPl@ sent, postpaid, on rsceirt q bove
YORK srAECH Gloss co.
lanll tutda~ No rs sutton 81. Wv = Fk.
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NOW READY.
STALLS URRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish,

lust INTRODUCED. and being adopfzd nv
~ al leading houses In the manufaeture %
Pianos, organs, Billiard Tables, Furniture. e-c.
etc. Every one who has a Plano should have a
bnttle Of this Polish send FOR CrcuIarA 40
we viii give full particulars and directions. IL
Is put up In bottles AZ ~ cents and 70 cents. and
where half a dozen are ordered at once, We viii
forward, prepaid. BY express. Applications for
Territory and Agencies received bV
BROWN PERKINS,
General Agents for the United states.
ianII lm-daW No. "a BrOome 81 Y
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DIXON & PERCY,
CHANDLER

TTORNFYS AT LAW, Greenviler Miss,
~ VII practice in the Courts OF Tunlca,
Cdahoma. Bolivar, Washington and ~lsaguenua
T,T,rI-s deri5 I've
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How TO use a small Capital TO the best
AdYantz2e.-sTeryb0 dy should call at
206 Front Row, and examine HeRdrFsOn's
PlantgF-' ana Farmers Loom. Is EesYeS
four Iimrs as fast as the Ordinary hand
loom. The right TO make end sell 20 be
disposed Of on reasonable terms. ever
200 per emf. can be made on tne Invest
meHT Cf a few dollars. We understand
hat the inventors have become exceed
ingiy wealthy within a few years, safely
from the manufacture and sale OF This
article. iai5-tf
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COUNTY COURT-This honorable body
met, pursuant to adjournment, yester-
day az 9 am, and continued in session
till 8 O'Clock pm, with an intermisSiou
Of an hour for dinner. Quite a number
Of accounts were either accepted and
ordered to be paid, or rejected. Among
the latter WAS oue presented 10y Mr..
LangfOrd, amounting to twenty-fOur dol
lars for blankets purchased for wounded
prisoner, q physician recommending, as
the only mean Of preserving his life,
that he be wrapped closely in blankets
for some days. Squire Hall thought
the account should be paid, as the blan-
kets were positively needed and had
been, and were sill, in the possession Of
the county. Gen. Wallace c|ODcurred
with Squire Hall, but the same man,
with a motion TO reject ready for every
account that came up, gave evidence of
speech, and Mr.. Langford offered to pay
the account and stop the discussion,
which they allowed him TO do. A mo-
ton was made TO pay a bill but was su-
peTseded by 3 motion 10 adjourn-the
gentleman declaring a motion to ad-
j0urn always in order, whereupon the
assemblage broke up, to meet at O'Clock
this morning.
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MEMPHIS GAYOSO GAS COMPANY.
The subscription books of the company
will remain open for twenty days longer,
at the Office Of the law court clerk,
GreenlRw building
jaI4-Iw JOHN DONOVAN, President
ALL wool heavy fanneIs so cents
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IEGAL INTELIIGENCE.

REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
ETC.-A. M. Lewis to Richard Hines, il
trust. deed of gift, lot No Poplar street.
NJ. D.. L. Stuart, guardian, etc, to Mer
Ger & Wright, lease, Sc per annum-
tract, Shelby county F. H. Little tC
H. T. Dumas, transfer of note, etc,
$1,000; A. s. Forgey to B. f. Burt, bill
of sale, SO, machinery, etc. w.
B. Greenlaw & Co. to A Il. Margraff,
deed $3.50, lot near Second and Green
law streets; NJ. It. Ryder to Elizabeth
Mitchell. deed, Sl7O4, paid, east halt of
lot No. Is of subdivision Of lot No. oil ;
l.. NJ. Rogers to II. w. Purnell, bill of
sale, $500, stock of drugs, 1856 Monroe
street; W. I. Trask to Christian Thulne,
bill of sale, $500, saloon, 34Adams street F.;
p. Pierrotti q Go. to J. EmeFicle d Co.,
lease, 2 years, house near South street !;
J. c. Finnig to f. B. Higgeson, deed,
$500, lot No. 5, Belts subdivision.
ChGncery Court Of MemphiS.-There
was no business transacted in the chan
Gerry court yesterday. To-day is the
regular motion day.
Criminal Court Of Aemphi8.-This
court stands adjourned until the second
Monday of next month.
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l0} blankets "a 50 per pair-Menken
Brothers.
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BARGAINS in dry goods-Menker
Brothers.
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FOR SALE.

Il . X S A l. E.
one i2-Horse Power Engine and Boiler COM
plete and nearly new.
LUNN MALLON.
janis Wv 24 Main street.
EOR SALE-
a dne stock 81 Harness. Saddlery and Harness
Hardware, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
IN = nrst-class establishment, cold only because
domestic circumstance require a change Of bus
iness. II Pile for soon, the stand, which is
very favOrably located. can he rented for q
longer time than The present lease Apply at
JOSEPH DWORACE'S,
oc4 u No. IL Main, near Poplar : rect
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Improved Cotton Plantations
Phillips County, Ark, For Sale,

WI have several nrst-eIass improved D anita
w tons in Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena. which VIII be sold very low. Nearly
AL these places have good dwellings and othef
home ~appendages, and hav gin-hOuses, cotton
presses, nearly newl,a and everything ready for
cotton culture These plantations, ranging
nom 200 acres to 300 respectively, are what are
termed second Bottom" above overflow, and
hne uplands, bEngfn a bale Of cotton TO the
acre Apply to SALE MACCABE
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agts
nOvil Helena Ark.
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SINKING or THE PLATTE VALLEY
FIFTY LIVES LOST.
THE BOAT AND CARGO A TOTAL Loss.

Another one Of those terrible steam
boat disasters which of late years have
made the Mississippi river q noted grave
yard, occurred last evening in sight OF
| this city. Late last evening a tugboat
started down the river, having on board
a number OF pilots for The purpose of
sounding the channel. When they
reached the head Of President island,
they learned of q most heart-rending
accident, which caused the loss of the
steamer Platte Valley AMI the sending of
some fifty lives suddenly into eternity.
1t appears that the Platte Valley passed
this pointlate yesterday afternoon, being
heavily loaded and with IA large number
of passengers, both in cabin and on deck.
She was from Cairo, and bound to New
Orleans. When she Tetched near the
head OF the leland she struck the wreck
of the Confederate gunboat JEFF. Thomp-
son (which was sunk during the naval
engagement opposite this city in 1852
and sunk almost instantly. After she
struck she swung into the chan
mel and went down below her hur-
ricane roof. The cabin passengers
were at supper st tle time, and
so quickly did she so down that
many did not have time to go on the
hurricane roof. One of the passengers
told US it was only three minutes going
1t is supposed that some fifty
lives were lost, but it miy be more or
less. Cor at the hour Of writing no accurate
estimate can be made. The scene is
described as a most h~eart-rending one
that battles description. The tugboat
brought the survivors up TO the city, and
most of them took passage on the Olive
Branch, which left here about eleven
last night. The Platte ValleS
belonged to the Memphis and st. Louis
company, and was valued at
about S60.0O0.
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NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERs.-C0t-
ton shippers will please notice that we
are prepared TO give through bills OF
lading on cotton to all eastern cities via
Cairo and Illinois Central railroad. No
change Of cars to New York or Boston.
Boats every day.
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO.
lal--5t No. Is jefferson street.
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EDIToRIAL-Noses r. Parrish, Esq,
the editor of the Bolivar Bulletin is at
present in the city, on business con-
neeted with his paper.
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srs. DR.. H~arvey.-The woria-renowned
Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and elalrvovapt
perception have been the wonder Of the world.
has arrived In Memphis aud taken rooms for
the season at the oyerton Hotel, ,ofiee. room
No. 90 whore she can be consulted uuon ali
matters pertaining to life q health. she
treats all the so-called incurable diseases as
speeialties, to-wit Cancer, Consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis.
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints wiGhspee yandhappy results. For
particulars call or send for q elrcular. Pref
Harvey, the dls,overer ola certain and psinless
cure for eaneess and tamors, assists in her prac-
tiee aud compounds alIheFm4acines. address
al letters 20 PRsF. HARVEY,
ae9l Memphis Tenn.
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MULE STOLEN

VI
stolen from the subscriber, en- the corner OF
Clay and LaRos on Sunday night, Tue otn
inst. one Brown Horse MULE, about nieen
hands high, eight years old, with u. :. on IeII
shoulder, shod an around. Any person return
Ing the same at l5 Beal street, will receive are
ward OF $50. Uaug I'll
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LITERARY AssOCIATION.-We under
stand that an association has recently
been organized in this city having for
its object the literary improvement Of its
members, and We would be happy TO see
it prosper. All Of our young men must
know the advantages Of a literary So
ciety, and We eau assure them a cordial
reception from the present members or
the association. It's meetings are held
on every Friday evening at the Central
Methodist church, but are not yet open
to the public.
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FOR RENT.

NOR BENT
Three Rooms In GayOsO Block 5uitable for
sleeping Rooms. Inquire at 32 Msin street
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Agents AppeRl.-R~ T. BRUMBY 4 SoSs
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ca, are sole
agents for the In Northern Georgia.
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BENEFIT To NIGHT-This evening
the prince Of all comedians, Billy Man,
ming, takes a benefit at the Varieties.
offering a choice programme, full OF
favOrite songs, with dancing and funny
sayings, full Of comicalities, and alto
getheT interspersed with original humor.
Mr.. Manning has done much toward
pleasing the frequenters Of the Varieties,
and they should turn out and give him
a bumper. A handsome present viii be
given to the author Of the best Conun-
drum. The strictest order prevails at
the Varieties, and the best OF everything
20 be had at the bar.
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TRAIN FIRED INTo.-The Columbia
accommodation train, says the Banner,
Of the Nashville and Decatur railroad,
which left here at 3 pm. on Monday,
was fired into by some person as il was
passing Dark's mills, four miles this side
Of Columbia. The ball shivered a pane
Of glass in 3 cGr window, and just missed
the mead Of Mrs. Rains, wife of t. B.
Rains, druggist at Columbia. Conductor
Stone Immediately stopped the train,
and Gen. Pillow, with a number of
others, searched the vicinity closely, but
could discover no signs of any One likely
10 have fired the shot. The ball could
not be found anywhere in the car. 1t is
supposed that the shot was fired by some
drunken individual, but nothing definite
in regard te it could be learned.
INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF A BLIND
GIRL.-This little volume has been
handed us by the author, Mary l.. Day,
who was born in Baltimore, and who is
q graduate of the Maryland institution
for the blind. She intends c~anvassing
the city in behalf of her volume, upon
the sales Of which she must needs rely
for means of support. Price, 81. Agen-
erOus public require no exhortatiOns to
charity. She will very certainly meet
with the merited sympathy Of all, for
" All natG-e is E sealed book,
VIII sc clasp she cannOt find
II was not meant for her to read.
SHE'S blind she's hind
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STARCH GLOSS

THE most economical article that can hs uzef
Il costing only aboutuSE CENT 20 90 tie 49,
ing Of an ordinary sized family.
Gives z Inc, iv0E -uke poll b to Linen or
muEl n.
Efectually prevents the iron and'dust from
adAereiug 10 the cloth
Make sld linen look Ike nsH.
Goods done 40 With IL keep clean mu~H
longer, thereby saving time and Lab r 81
washing
Warranted not TO injurs the elothes
IWentg-nvecents per cake. liberal discount
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a SKULL-There is a skull on the
clerks desk of the southern police sta
ton, which was found by Capt. Simonds
something like a month ago, while the
excavation was going on at a building on
Main street. The skull is that of a ne
gro, considerable of the hair still being
attached 10 the bone, and has attracted
considerable attention. Many strangers
who have seen the skull tell wonderful
stories about it. When we first had a
peep at what was once the active man,
we were told ii was the skull of a negro
who had been murdered during the
riOt.p 1t is wonderful that some CORES
pendent Of the radical press has lot been
there and wrote q diatribe about the
atrocity Of the southern people. We are
moving in wonderful times, and would
be surnrised at nothing.
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WHITE silk hsnRels-linen embroid,
cred bands, at Menken Brothers.
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DIR UG EMO US
OF s. Mansfield & Co,
Nos. 3o1 and 3O3 Main St.

Having this day disposed OF nv interest in
ne drug store or Gilbert & Higbes to NANS-
FIELD q HIGBEE, 1 most cordially recon-
menu Ihenl 70 my friends, and earnestly be-
Petr9I age extended TO our old urn. Well saf-
AI5o % tnelr bu iness requirements and xiii
SGLussstsa Wisn Tor them the same success
which mas attended the late paTtnersh5p or
elstt0 sDee DR. s. GILBERT.
IHA combination forms the most complete
DIus emporium south Of New York. where
esSIy Ieclhty VIII now be offered the purchaser
OF buying goods in our line at manufacturer
We cordially invite and direct The spseial At
Ieution OF ail persons to this establishment he
lore making their purchases either in the East
OF " est. a. cur object and ain shall be 20 pro-
woe a HOME MARKET, and TO defy competi-
ton with all other cities.
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STEAMBOATS,.
F0R v1cKsnURa-


PACKET
For Helena Frtarss Point, Earole..
kan1ee. 6atne'B LANDING. GFaeo-
vile. Lake R~rOFfdsnea.
and V~fehsburg.
DIE VERNONFr Franz ufob-
Inls new and elegant passenger
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, at S nm
LARRY HARMSTAD 4 co
janis II Or TeTs~r1
OLAR MEMPHIS AND VTCRSB RI
PACKET
Q ~sarAsburg and All Rnv Laudfax--
iii M sp.eneld passenger gteamsr L.
SATURDAY. 18th inss.. at 5p.m. -
.,- JAS I. BOURNE a co. A0ta
NO. Y Jefferson street.
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BOARDING.
BOARDING.
pOARDERS :

BOARDING
A few Boarders can ind good acoOmmOda
tions al No. 80 Court street extended jal5 81
pOARDERS WANTED
Two pleasant Front Rooms, with Board, car
be obtained in a private FIRMLY also, Day
Boarders wanted al No. d Linden street
Terms moderate, and convenient u the Main
street cars. ianl5 2WU
BOARD AND LODGING
Front Rooms for gentleman and wife also,
good accommodation FOR single gentlemen, by
esry application Al S. Madison St JAMS I'm
r o A r d IN G.
Good Board and pleasant Rooms at % Prone
made street. decZ2 I'm
ID o A r ID n G.
Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished, for families OF single gentlemen, can
be had with board, on reasonable terms, At 30
Adams street declS n
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ron NEW
FOR ST. LOUIS.

REC ULAR MEMPHIS AND ST LOULS
PACKET,
FOR Cairo and st. Louis.
-Musselman master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis as above, ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
". C. POSTAL. Sup'L.
AID STORM, Sec'y.
Or TO E B. BYISGTOS, General Ticket Agent,
Nos Jefferson street, where tickets may be
had to all points in the United States. janis IL
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WMTV


MY Old Friends and Guesas.
I THINK &c hardly worth while to say 70 vl,u
a that | never have been second IN anytbfnsr 4
have attempted 10 do in the way or eaterfnz 10
the bunlic from the earliest day I reached tfifs
bluf. To the citizens Interested, also, 1 have
OF any estab fshmenI now time will snov WHO
does We are ali clean, and II the auna-
qualed party Is in ea nest add maan wbSt
they say. we WI have az Least two good hotel
in Memphis
Very respectfully,
dses hG9cKRELL.S