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Anew brick Business House, three stories
rfyb with cellar and all necessary tmprOve-
meutg. lust completed, at No. . hUWards heW.
Also. the Wheatiey plantation, eight miles
south Of Memphis, between the river ald horn
lake road. II contains 900 acres OF fertle
omen land under good fence, with improve
mrutS located so as TO make the place slscepu-
bIa0 OF division into three tracts OF 10 acres
each. This is one OF the best places IN the
country. suitable for grain or cotton-growlng
or for a stock farm.
street or J. Z. weaver. on the plantation.
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION
SALE or RENT,

SALE or REM.
rr,uF farrn known as the Richardson place, in
Upton county, Tenn, i've miles below ian
So cleared and under "A 1ne state OF ruluya-
fton. There are on the place a comfortable dwell
Eng hsusp and negro cabins, a good GIN mouse
- IN Deeessary outhouses. Terms reasonable.
XDuIv 40 Aghe. McLennau a Co, - Front ~
aFmrkiE. or 70 The Undersigned al CoYlnglon'
IE J.R PALMER.
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ASSAULT WITH ATTEMPT TO KILL.
Fred Behrs complained TO Dir. Justice
Miller yesterday that a fellow country
man, named G. Henkins, had assaulted
him with intent to kill, ~whereupOn q
warrant was issued and the accused
arrested. He will be examined before
the Justice to-day.
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In the Circuit Court OF shelby County, at Mem
phis, Tenn.
Leah NJ. Powell ". D. Il. Powell
IN this eauss It appearing to ths Clerk from
i the petition nlsd, that the residence OF de-
1sndant Is unknown 10 petitioner;
1t Is ordered, that publication be made IL tho
Memphis Appeal Tor four weeks, notify
ing the DEFENDANT 10 appear within
the Grst three days Of the Ctrcur
CcuItto be held AZ the Courthouse In Memphis,
on the third Monday in January next and
plead, answer OF demur 70 the bill or Gem
p~lainant, rr the same viii be taken FOR con
iesSed, and set for hearing eXparte,
Done at Office. November %, 1867.
F.. N. d y. STEWART, CLERK, Etc-
J. N. Gregory, Attorney. no2l-laW4W
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80 ResiIcnce 80 Rent.

WHAT elegant and spacious Dwelling, No; 9,
Court street, containing some ten or twelve
rooms. in excellent condition. Suitable, I5om
b,,so or private residence. TERMs-S3O per
gnnum. payable monthly in advance by notes
well secured Apply 70
d Jefferson street,
,,oH g. Over CITIZENS Union Bank,
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ALDERMANIC.-Mike Burke is a can
didate for Alderman from the Fifth
ward. he has already served q term in
the Board, has q large number Of friends,
and will doubtless make a strong race.
| Michael is too well known for anything
to be said Is 10 his qualifications for he
DOsition.
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STEALING HARNEss.-A negro, named
Anderson Murray, was arrested by the
police yesterday, charged with stealing a
set Of buggy harness from w. W. Joyce,
on Adams street. The property was
| found in the possession Of the accused.
He will be handed over to the tender
/ mercies Of the State to day.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cuba, conducted by thes anish Govern
ment sSsi,pO in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes cashed and in forna alton furnished.
The highest rates paid for DoubiooRs and AL
kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO,
BANKERS, No. Il Wall 81,
nos 3m New York.
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r.. .
For SALE.-The property on the cor
ner Of Adams and Second streets, be
longing to G.. p. Meath, can be purchase,
OF the undersigned at S2S, O00-one-haI
cash, balance in twelve months, lien re
tanned fer deferred payment. Applica
ton to be made by four o'clock the 28tl
inst, and terms must be complied will
on the same day. Title will be guaran
teed. Apply to Humes & POston, 3
South Court street.
The Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindauer, Arnold 1
Co. 211 Main stree. nOvl3 i'm
Brief BIT to the POtnt.-Elson's adver.
tisement.
Good Merino Hose for children, I2Ic.,
at Menken Bros great sale.
The Public is now aware that Rice,
Silk & Co.'s closing Dry Goods sale Is nc
deception. The Inducements offered are
such as will convince any n that the
stock will be closed out as 500 as posi-
BILE.
Go and See What It Means.-EIson's
ad advertisement. q
Merchants should attend the great
wholesale sale Of Dry Goods at Menken
Bros.
Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaks,
marked regardless Of cost, at Menken
Bros great sale. gslEt ora
BeauaifR French Dress Goods, marked
., loo Than aoof of ManEnn Rrn "a great
sale.
Everybody will go to Elson's Great
Clearing Sale, 297 Main street.
Look at our new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shswls, ClOaks,
Hosiery, BaImorsls they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk & Co.
Rice, Stir & Go. have reduced prices
Of Prints, Brown and Bleached MuSlins,
S~heetings, to almost snti.war figures.
Goto the great sale Of cheap goods, st
Menken Bros.
No Hunl6ug.-Read EIson's advertise
ment.
Paid Linseys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, Flannels, all cOlOrs.
Gents underwear reduced twenty-five
per cent from last months prices, at Rice,
Silk & Co.
Go TO the Great Clearing Sale at Ell
sons.
Fresh minee pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's cOnfection-
cry, eerner of Fourth and Poplar streets.
novI6-2W
IO4 all Wool white Blankets, s. so per
pair, at Menken Bros.
Bargains at Elson's Great Clearing
Sale.
Read the New Advertisement Of
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean to offer such Inducements as
will guarantee an early sale.
Short But Sgeet.-see EIson's adver-
tisement.
Good Cloth ClOaks, "a, at Menken
Bros great sale.
W. are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. nOv13 I'm
EsOH's Great Clearing Sale attracts
the attention of every one Go 10 it for
bargains in Dry Goods, etc.
Read the advertisement OF Lindauer,
Arnold & Co, 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nevis I'm
Al Wool Flannels, 25c. per yard, at
Menken Bros great sale.
Great Clearing Sdle at Lindauer, Ar
mold & Co.'S, 81 Main street.
novl3 I'm
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FALSE ALARM.-SOme shooting took
place on Main, near GayosO street, about
eight o'clock last night. Il was said q
man had been killed, but We could not
trace il to any reliable source. The
shooting was doubtless the work Of some
OF the numerous gatherings Of cur col
ored citizens, who think they have a
right to discharge their firearms promis-
cuOusly.
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STREETs.-H the contractors wait an
other week, Main street, in spots, Will oe
| fathomless and there can be no more
travel. How long will the work of paw
inc this great thorOughfare be suspended
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REMovAL.-Our friend, S. D. Mcclure,
the well known insurance agent, has re-
moved his Office from No. 10 Jefferson
street to the Bethel block, corner OF Main
and South Court streets, where he VIII De
pleased to greet his numerous friends d
patrons.
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MAIN STREET SYNAGOGUE.-Servicei
appropriate to the day will be held IL
this house this morning at half-past nine
o'clock. The music and singing viii be
Of a superior order. Sermon by the
Rabbi, Rev. s. Tuska.
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FOR RBNT FOR rae YEAR 1853.

SMALL FARM, in The immediate VlclPlty
a orEsrunaurown and not more than hail
q mile from the depot, containing some EeNeHAy
ave acre. about hall OF which lsl~nculuVation,
Inc balance in grove and timber, with q goOo
aud comfortable dwelling hous=, containing
81 rooms, with out houses, etc, a good spring
OF never falling water, aud other apPeuueses
P.ssessIou given on the lst OF January neNJand
ending the 3Ist Of December following. Apply
ID HaSrv 7. Tones, living in s ght Of the place
r~~C[iawtws HENRY T, JONES.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-The house OF
Madame Wray, No. 121 Union street,
was entered by some burglars on Mon
day night. They succeeded in carrying
off fifteen dollars and a half in gold, q
lot of jewelry and charms, a set of furs,
two parasols, a lot of ladies' undercIothes
and 3 blue silk dress. a splendid velvet
dress and jacket was left behind. From
appearances it is evident that the Job was
put up" as a bunch Of keys was found
on & chair, among which were NJ. & @.
R. r. box ear keys, U. s. NJ. car and
other keys. Three negro women who
lived on the lot were arrested OIL suspi-
ciOn. None Of the property has as yet
been recovered. Those who would rob
the widow and the fstherless would do
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-CTRAY NOTICE

Posted by O. Brown. 5 miles from Memphis
a Pony Horse, II hands high, valued az 80
slso- Nv WIN. GrOons, in 18th district, q Brown
HORSE Male, 5 years old, Il hands high, valued
Al 500. als8, By A. L 9rsty in LIST district, "a
Light Bay Mule, Il hands high. aoout 5 years
branded on the ietL shoulder vita letter =.
value SO; By 7. N. Baker, a darE Brown
Horse Mula, rs hands high, value SOD oy Jas
Weuingham, near Raleigh, a BlacE Rorse
Mule. branded on left hip with G., valued at SD
The owners are notified 10 pEoVa prCpery.
pay charges, and take them away.
ANDREW STEWART.
Ranger Shelby CountT.
Raleigh, Tenn, Eovemher Is 1851.
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RIVER MATTERS.
r BUSINESS.

WEATHER AND BUSINESS,
WehaFe had another change In the
weather since Tuesday. Yesterday
morning opened with rain, and during
the day a heavy mist prevailed, with
fog, rendering, navigation almost out Of
the question. Our dispatches of Tuesday
night reported the Ohio river at a stand
at Louisville, and we hope that later adj
vices will report a swell. There is eigh-
teen inches in the Arkansas TO Pine
Bluff. White river has scant three feet to
Devalrs Bluff, and the Mississippi to
Cairo sports six and a half to seven feet.
arrives.
Steamer Pauline Carroll. st. Louis.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
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NOTICE.
VOTTCE.

ny authority Of r. q. Dun & Co, New York
d ~ undersigned hereby assumes control OF
their interests IN his city.
S. WRIGHT.
-.~,ura Nov % 1861. nuH Et
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BASE BALL-The Enterprise BASE
Ball Club celebrate their Grst sBEiysT-
sary to-day at their Fairgrounds corner
Of Vance and Lauderdale streets. The
game will be called at ! pm. precisely
and will be between the first and secOnC
mines with odds. The public are invited
10 witness the ganas, and seats will bt
reserved for ladies. The Resl street csr
run % the ground. The game VIII com,
off positively should the weather be pro
pitious.
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Grand Lunch at tho Cosmopolitan sa-
loon, on the corner OF Second and Jeffer-
SOD, to-day at ten O'Clock.
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AhUsEMENTs.

New MEMPHIS THEATER. - Miss
Fanny B. Price delighted a most appre-
ciating audience, with her persOnation
of that difficult and most remarkable
historical character, "LucTezia BOrgia,H
NJ. D.. Hanchett playing the due
diEste.u The tenderness Of the mother
the yearning 10 her child, grown up to
manhood, in its brightest, boldest, truest
type, and the suspicious girdling, as it
were, around, was most beautifully and
pathetically portrayed. It made the
character even beautiful in its endeayOr
to retrieve itself, through its obstinate
devotion to the son. The pathOs Of the
throes and RgOnies Of the alarmed wo-
man, made amends for the implscable
and incensed friend who gave vent to
her passion Of revenge, TO prOpitiRte her
own evil will. All the fluctuations from
maternal tenderness, careful against the
speculative suspicious OF the Duke, and
an his spies were beautifully eliminated
bv Miss Fanny b. Price. In her hands
the character reaches sublimity, and ma
teTnal tenderness wipes out a host OF Bit
ter crimes. The drama shows the Dor.
gia vengeance in a strong light, and the
striking contrast of the swsying passions
could not be more thoroughly portrayed
than they were last evening-pRinting
the Angel antipodean to the devil. The
Cioekmaker and Daughter enabled Miss
Fanny PieFsOn to make bersslfv eFy agree
able to her many friends aud admirers.
This evening will be presented the great
sensationaldram Of N0bOdy's Daughter,
which is entirely novel here, and in
which Miss Fanny B. Price represents
two characters. We have never seen
A. -.-., lr,f vrrIareTaV nj AE,N - Fa Fn11
Of incident and interest, and that all the
intensity that can be impaired to charac-
terisinvested las we commercial men say
In the parts 4" Jenny y and Lady Ever
leigh" There is not g more deserving
actress on the American Tor any other
stage, than Miss Fanny B. Price, or one
MOI sstudious, or a more elegant reader.
The New Memphis should be crowded
tonight.
GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-The Tate
of EnchdRtment had q paying house last
night despite the weather. The specta-
Gle never loses its peculiar Inspiration.
Its songs and dances, its costumes and
beautiful scenery never fail to inpart
interest and prove attractive. The IN
toward weather itself could not deter the
people from witnessing this most beauti-
iul and interesting spectacular drama.
The dancing wa superb and vas loudly
spplaHded. Miss Snsetts Starr and Miss
Helen De We're had their fair share Of
the plagdits. Some new scenes and incl
dents will be introduced TO render this
most magnificent spectacular drama still
more attractive.
THE VARIETIEs-This house was well
filed last night. The performance was
all that could De expected. Miss Fannie
Williams and Miss Sallie Eldridge with
Miss Carrie Cornell, Mrs. Wray and Miss
Ada performed the parts allotted to them
With satisfaction, while the song and
dance man drew forth repeated eneores.
Manager Broom keeps a good stock and
produces the best srtistes IN the profess
sion.
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La French RemedfPs-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hay-
ing been for many years the hrst assist-
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a branch in this
country, l am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for CONSUMPTION, Rheu-
matism, ScrOfula etc; also, the genuine i'm
ported Wtella- Grand RestOrer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses aud abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perienc-d physicians. Address your COM
municsions to DR.. G. ". Fernier, 25 West
attn St, New York. Advice gratis, bat II
you give US the full history of your case,
the consultation fee OF three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us in full
confidence. MOI
Marriage and CeIibAey.-An 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
DE-. J. SRILLIN HOUGHTOE,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
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TO-R r ENT
FOR II II

a GROCERY STORE, at the intersection o.
Poplar and Alabama streets. number one
stand. Can command 3 large country Iaue
Inquire on the premises, 500 Alabama street
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WOFsham HOnse.
GALLOWAY

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Saml Keel, Tenn o Fountain, Tenn
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vile. Tenn Jno Miller, C~enterville
Mrs + Palmer, Paris Miss BaSsett, Paris
c W Emblch, Clarks- n H Street, Ky "a q
vile, Tenn HB Warren, Mobile q
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Miss Belknapp, Ark Miss BelknaDp, Ark
JnO HearVey, Little II Hearvev, Little Rock
Rock JE Savage, Dardaneile
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Regular Tuesday Packet
For VEeksburg aud the Bends.
ST. PATRICK . Garret =. HuIs, master
CLAY RICE. Clerk.

This spiendid steamer VIII con- -
tinus in the trade during the sea-
aon. leaving Memphis EVERY TUEsDAfs at
= nm Freight for New Orleans viii be re-
sbfrned Al Vicksburg on the mail nDe rom
that port. Rates Is lew as BY any other line.
sells
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" Victor, Haile'5 Point.
" Edinburg, Cincinnati.
Boats In Pert.
Goldfneh, Dan Able, Rose HANDLE
MISCELLANEOUS.
A cowardly attack was made about
midnight, on Tuesday night, upon Capt.
Pete Dsmay, master of the Ozark, by
four Federal soldiers. While on his way
to the boat after the Ere on Beal street,
he was met by the boys in blue /" upon
the levee. They beat him shamefully,
and robbed him of his coat and valnables,
leaving him upon the river for dead. 1t
was an outrage which will bear investi-
cation by the officers in command at
this post.
The Henry Ames left during the night
with about 1900 bales of cotton and some
people. She has about the same quanti-
ty Of cotton engaged below.
The Edinburg departed for Cincinnati
with 80 bales Of cotton.
The Bertha has been raised and towed
to Cincinnati.
The H. s. Turner did not get in yester-
day, owing to bad weather, but viii, no
doubt, be in to leave for Cairo and st.
Louis at noon to-day. Capt. Herndon Is
master. s.
The gay Belle Memphis is the regular
st. Louis packet for this evening. She
leaves at 5 pm. with Geo. Deane In the
office.
The Dan Able will leave for Yicksburg
on Saturday next. Capt. Jim Lee, Billy
Fields and Stack Lee are Der officers.
The Florence TRADER arrived at Cairo
last night. By s dispatch TO her agents,
.u-u LT,rr1@fz1 T. 10 ma laGrn abe
will be in port to leave on Saturday for
Pine Bluff.
The B, L. Hodge viii be in port to
leave for New Orleans on Saturday next.
Phe Vicksburg left New Orleans for
this port last night. She leaves here for
the Crescent City on Wednesday next Is
q regular packet.
The COUNTESS, Capt. Heaisht, viii
leave on Friday at her usual hour for
Haileis Point. ~
The Natoms, Capt. Cummings, will be
in port 10 leave for st. Francis river on
The Mollie Hambleton is the regular
st. Francis river packet leaving on Fri
IL viii be seen by references to our adj
vertising columns, that Jas. I. Bourne
4 CO. have Withdrawn their names al
agents Of the Olive Branch.
The fine packet Cleaner, Capt. john
| Fenwiek, will leave on Saturday for Pine
! Bluff and way points. She IS q Mem
phis packet, and should get all on
freight.
A statement of the recent outrage upo1
the steamer NJ. s. Mepham's officers anC
passengers at New Madrid, viii be founs
In our local columns.
The antiqnsted monopoly steamship
line will have q boat next week in tn
Memphis and New Orieans trade. The.
hope to pick up afew crumbs atthis port
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CONFIDENCE A warrant was issued
from Mr.. Justice Mnler's Office, yester-
day, for the apprehension Of Col. W. II.
Martin, mo relation Of ChaTley's,)
charged with a breach Of confidence, he
having failed TO deliver n gold watch TO
John Hallum at the proper time. The
accused was arrested and gave the neess-
saTy bonds for his appearance before the
Justice on the appointed day.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR RENT.
NOR L N t

DWELLING HOUSE, corner OF Alabama
and Hiu streets. Rent low 20 a good tenant.
Eurnfture will be sold, if desired. Apply 10
n. n. sTOUT Bro,
-.-u4Hw No OF Second street.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Capt. P. De
May, who has charge OF the steamers
Ozsrk and America, ppE tied Up at our
landing. yesterday morning While be-
| tween Front Row and the river, sn his
way tothe boats, was attacked by several
men and knocked down and his pockets
Tified Of their contents. The amount
obtained from him was about seventy
I've dollars. He is OF the opinion that
his RssaiiGBE we're soldiers.
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Grand lunch at the Cosmopolitan sa-
! loon, on the corner Of Second and Jeffer-
SOP, to-day at ten o'clock,
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Fresh minee pies to be had every day
at Jos. Specht's confectionery, No. 81
Madison street.
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Merchants wanting goods at New York
prices, should attend the great sale at
Menken Bros.
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FOR SHE.
Four Hundred Acres Of Fine Land

AELY any acres cleared. balance heayily
fmber.d. mosf OF IL abave overflow, stu
esla - Looss Hatchie river, three miles north
Of RsleigE-
Terms OF purchase are very fayo-aole
Apply 20 FANAS b~Gh2Sr
Or to L o. RIvES, Attorney a. Law, Express
building. Memphis. Tenn DOS IN
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FOR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Wednesday New ORLEANS Packet,
NICKSBURG-.--..-----.JQbn Brooks master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
VIII leave ff The shove On s
WEDNESDAY, Dec mber 4th, at 5 p ".
las. 7. BoURNE eco, Agents,
nOv28 @ Ma Rjenersdm street.
Far New Orleans.
JOHN EILGOUR-, callahan master
This elegant passenger steamer 81
viii leave -
THURSDAY, 2sth Inst, at 10 a M
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sta,
noz7 It and City Wharfboat foot Monroe st
Regular New orleans Saturday Packet
GREAT REPUBLIC~-~-.BOnaIdsan master
This fine passenger packet leaves --s@
for the above Gas
SATURDAY, 9th inst, at q pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE 4 90, Agents,
nov27 It No. II Jefferson street
Regular New Orleans Saturday Packet
GREAT REPUBLIC----.Donalds master
This splendid steamer wiz leave 0
as above on -
SATURDAY, 99th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD 3 co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets or
novz4 AZ Wharf boat, loot Monroe street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River WeekIy
o. S. Mail Packet.
For Pine Bluff and Little Rock.
--.FenWick master
This elegant passenger packet IL
will leave
SATURDAY, Goth inst, at S pm.
JAS. I. BOURNE q co, Agents,
nos st No. y Jefferson street
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
FLORENCE Hsinss master
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave -
SATURDAY, &:h inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
NOS 81 WbarfbOat. foot Monroe street.