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GERMAN CATHOLIC Pic NIC.-The pic
mic given by the scholars and teachers OF
the st. Mary's Catholic church yester-
day WIS 3 most pleasant affair. About
ten o'clock they marched to the grounds,
headed by a hue brass band. The at
tendance was not immense, but every
body seemed to enjoy themselves and all
passed of pleasantly.
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RECOvERED.-A young man from
Mississippi came very near losing fifty
dollars yesterday, by the lock game.
He bet and lost, and thinking sll was
not right, made complaint to the police
headquarters. Defective McCuue was
detailed to work up the job. He sue
ceeded in finding the confidence man,
and compeIled him to disgOFge.
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Eotfee-

The public are hereby notified not to
psy to any n any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3Ist,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Mansgar
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SAFE ROBBED-The store Of Mr.. Wolf
enstein, 33l Main street, was entered
Oh Sunday night and the safe robbed Of
about two hundred dollars and a gold
watch. The burglars then entered the
store Of MI. A. w. Martin, next door,
but not finding vsluables deeamped.
Look out, Ellis, they viii get after you
navF
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The PEDEsTRIAN.-The walking boy
at the Memphis tTotting park accom-
pliShed his feat of walking one hundred
and twenty miles in the same number Of
consecutive hours, at $3.50 pm. yesterday.
He appeared somewhat faded and worn
down at the close, but vas game to the
and
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READ, Observation-Disclosures in the
first drawing of the Southern Asylum,
by which the cheapest property on its
lists will be disposed Of, will be sold up
to the 10th Of June, when the books will
be closed. Order tickets through the
office on the east side Of Court square.
For the convenience of the public the
Office win hereafter be kept open till
seven O'Clock in the evening.
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To BE SUPPREssED.-Instructio tons were
given by the superintendent, yesterday,
to the police Of the first district, to sup
press a house Of ill-fame situated on the
corner Of Third and Auction streets. We
hope to see these disreputable dens
broken up, IS they annoy peaceable citi-
zens in their vicinity 10 q great extent.
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FLORAL FEsrIvAL.-The long talked
of floral festival will certainly come off
at the Greenlsw opera hall tonight,
From the arrangements made by the
ladies having the matter in charge, it
will, no doubt, prove a success. If the
Ladies Memphis institute does not sue
ceed in q matter Of this kind it is useless
for others to try. The price Of tickets
has been fixed at one dollar. They may
be obtained at the door.
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A REPETITION.-The pupils Of he
Lee Academy gave q repetition of he
annual Fete &c the GreenlaW opera house
last night, when a large, fashionable and
s~ppreeiatiye audience were ia attend
anee. In the various reeitations, dia-
acquitted themselves admirably. The
voting for the valuable diamond ring. to
be given to the most popular lady in
Memphis, will close this evening at five
O'Clock, at +. II. Clark & Co.'s, when. if
sufficient votes are polled to pay for the
ring, 1t will be awarded. If not, the
money will be returned 30 the voters. 1t
behoOves the friends Of the ladies to be
up and doing.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are in
debted to Mr.. George w. Miller, Of the
Capitol saloon, for a bottle of delicious
win Imperial" almost frdppi, which
we found exceedingly refreshing this
warm weather, and apart from the arctic
temperature impaired to it, the wine is
Of superior vintage and flavor.
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FUR CINCINNATI.

FUR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo Louisville and Cincinnati.
V,t.--
ms splendid passenger packet r.
VII leave for the above N
THIS DAY, lth inst, ats pm.
JAMES !. BOURNE d CO.. Agents.
!et-4 no. II Jederson street
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
DARLING Taw K,tas mos+a-
THIS splendid passenger packet L.
T1llieave as above N
TUESDAY, llth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD Co, agents.
COrnsr Main and Madison -. or
le9 q CITY Wharf boat, fOof Monroe Il.
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Ahtacbnsegfts.

Magistnte's Court.
L. B. Rubel v r J. Norris. VIZ. Butler IS
R !. Mcrrs. MI W5h5 ~ III NorTiE
THE d~efsueanttn shestated causesisreluiIel
and hereby bottled to appear on thetIl
day u June. l56I, st uy oEee. IN TIE .H4i
Fourth District Of shelby county. az 0ocaeA
otEefwtse the causes may Be proeeeeec VIA
LC CAMPBELL. Up srAG
Nay lo.ls7. myislA~lF
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"a The plantation is known as the
town OF Lake Bluff" on htte riveIaArk-, u
miles abovB the Memphis and Little Ftck rail-
road crossing. Containing between foo Rnd nNe
hundred acres, about one hundrehE leared
IS feet above the late overflow, the Enatnder
heavily timbered, together with the Wnole. or
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL
FORTY horse pOwer,LEuglue, BiacEsDiths shop,
Carnenters Tools WAGONS and all Necessary
appurienancesf for running the same. There Is
q nne Mansion with nine rooms. a Gsterni tea-
pacity COO EallonSl three Cabins. a v a~raaquecs
two good Wood Yards, and the best lsndtnEs
on the river. The above viii De sold at lowhg-
u7es and on easy terms For further parien-
Ian address Mrs N. L. H.
mva n Anpeal Office
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IERRY IEWIA

DEALER in Green Vegetables, Butter, Eggs
IL and Country Produce. Steamboats,. HO-
tbs, Restaurants and Private Families sup
hlied IN shortest notice. Depot in Bradley
Block, on Water street, between Adams and
jefferson, Memphis, Tenn.
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h. P. BUTLER
h. P. B R,
State Agent
North American Life & Accident lbs. Co.,
Is Jefferson Sc. Memphis. Tenn.
Beautiful Van& Street Lots
AT SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing within
reach of purchasers TIC pIautifnl Grove,
on Vance street between Lauderdaia and Or
leans streets, the property or Mr.. r. ". SnaiJa.
Nc vacant grounds IN Memphis have been
more universally admired, and we deem 70 not
TOO much y Soy that win its magnificent
shade trees, and Eeueral beauty, It's snrrouud-
ings and accessibility, there can be found no
moEe attractive and desirable property Igr pri-
waite residences within the city limits. Parties
desirous OF purchasing are invited to call at
,ur qfice, where the plan Of Subdivision can
Is seen -ad the terms OF S3is unace known.
ROSsTER, IRRELEVANT co,
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To the Pstrors orfne Annual

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report st the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. J.. DAVIES.
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TIE COURTS.


Law CoURT.-This court met and adj
journed. Judge Smith signed the min
utes, and the court adjourned until the
fourth Monday in June.
CHANcERY CoURT.-Convenes at 9
o'clock am.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The law side
stands adjourned until l pm. Wednesday.
The criminal side commences at 10 am.
to-day. The grand jury returned several
bills for feionies and misdemeanoTs.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The grand Jury
was empanneled yesterday, consisting Of
the following gentlemen: Eugene Me-
geveny, foreman, Jas. NJ. Townes, J.
w. Jones, Charles B. Warren, James H.
McDavitt, John H. Balm, l.. Iglauer, J.
j. Berlin, A. B. Vaccaro, J.. w. Peck.
A. s. McNair, John ID. Sample, J. d.
Avery.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORFGRGEs.
SdtUrddg-Thos. J.. Hicks to Mamie
Hubbard, deed, $500, part Hoeg tract.
east side Brinkley avenue; Samuel
Hayes to T. d. Eldridge, deed trust,
$4,000 Solomon Vendig TO Raphael Ven
dig, desd, $500, one-hslf Interest In
western half lot No. ia, Washington
street Raphael Vendig to Solomon
Nendig, deed, $500, one-helf interest in
eastern half lot No. 474 J. T. Harrison
70 w. B. Harrison, deed, s2lOO
one-sixth part 4 tracts Of land; Hume.
well, Moores q Hukill to LewisR Gil
bert, bill Of sale, $40 los 30, stock of
goods, China, glass and queensware ; T.
P. Trezevant to J. T. Handlan, quit
claim, lot on Beal street NJ. J. John
son to VIM. P. Wilson, deed Of trust,
s4oOS q, personal property.
YeSterddy.-John Donovan to John ".
Smith, deed, $500. lot 81 Stewart subdi-
vision; John G. Burke ct al. to Sophia
Handlin, deed, Sl50O0s lots /, 2, 8 and 4,
Brown subdivision; George C.. Holmes
to VIM. R.. Holmes, quit claim deed to so
acres on Germantown plank road
Saidder q Galloway to r. r. Thomas,
lease Of p acres at $500; U. S. T. NJ. s. /
E~sningeT, tax title, lot 2 on Madison
street, lot l Madison street, lot 10 Chick
asaw street John J. Williams to ]. NJ.
Gilbert, mortgage on lots Is and 70 Dun
lap street, to secure S2IO0; James Kim
Del TO N. L. Perkins, to six acres Of land,
Wnloughby subdivision; Matthias Jones
Mrs. 5. Bowen, trust deedBs personal
property to .seeure $3.50; Matthias Jones
to George Perupal, bill of sale, $500, !
personal property.
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INoUEsT.-Mr. Justice Creighton was
called upon Sunday evening to hold an
inquest on the body Of Louis PhilbFich,
a lad of about ten years Of age, who was
drowned while bathing in the river near
the navy yard. The jury returned a
verdict Of accidental drowning. In view
Of so many accidents of the like kind oe-
curing, not only on the rivers but the
bayous, parents should give their chill
dren strict admOnitiOns as to going in
bathing unless men are along to protect
fbam
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2
OR NIISLAID-

OSI OR MLSLAlD-
Acerthcate for four shares OF capitaI stock in
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company said
and Issued May 18th, $50, TO VIM. English, now
deceased, for which I intend to apply to the
Treasurer Of The Company FOR a duplicate OF
the same. JlaN MoGRATH,
Executor ofsald WAkuglish's Estate.
my25 3yvo
I OsT Or MIsLAD-
A Certidcar calling for II ur shares Of stock
i'm the Memphis and CharIs on Railroad Com
gluE . said CertIdcats ut4Dered SIX hundred
and hfly-Eeveu. and iSsuI 8 March Dc, 81, 70
one William English. sEeceased, fOr which
I intend to apply 10 the TkAsureF of the Com
pauE IOr q Guulleate OF mai
JON NCGRATH.
Executor OF said WiIlsi knglish's Estate.
mvL6 2WH
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Dissolution.

THE frm OF PICKETT &NEFTvhn
Il dissolved BY mutual consent. D. q Ne-i-
Is alone charged with the sFttlemrrr Of ~
9uslness VINO a1u continue the Cotton aod
usin II the narna or 4
NELL W R PUCEErr.
L-G EELX
Mehave secured the services OR PICKET
as Salesman y. O. NPFTv = -
May 70. Lsd7. nvT-s
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

FOa WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Whits River Tuesday
Packet.
FOR Helena, Delta, Friar's P OInt, sun
mower, Laeonia, CaHon's, C0ncordia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay. St Charles
Davalfs Bluff and Augusta,
and JacksonpOrt.
alA0E4 master
This elegant passenger packet
will leave -N
TUESDAY, 18th Inst, st 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
!tA - Madison street
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
o Helena, EEiaF's POint, BuyRIIs
Btud, Little Rock, Augusta, Des Arc
and JacEsonport
COMMERCIAL Azhf,r u,eqtar
Thls elsgant Passenger steamer IT,
viii leave N
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE q co. Agents.
Je9 2 No.. L JeH-rson street,
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PREsENTATToN.-The elegant set Of
colors voted TO the most popular steamer
at the late Tabernacle fair, viii be pre-
sented TO the most popular steamer
Commercial" to-day at half past
twelve O'Clock. Ths presentation viii
be made by Admiral Raphael Semmes,
to which it is expected Capt. VIII. Ash
ford will reply. We acknowledge the
receipt of an invitation to be present OIL
the interesting occasion. "Vive lie
Commercial
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Room ROBBERY-The roOS of A. G.
TUller, No. II, Jefferson street, was en-
tered yesterday morning, and a valuable
gold watch and chain stolen. The thief
got OFF with his i'll gotten booty.
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: Nof5co

W. are daily receiving Superior Alabama
" Lime, IN large quantities, which We ~
seluIg az lowest rates, az the BluT CITY Cotton
Snedr corner Linden and Clinton -rra-fz
mT0Lm EDDIN & GOLIGHTFX
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Great Sale at the arcade, 365 Main
Streets casks Hams, 25 dozen Brooms.
] Ice Box, Furniture, Carpeting, Feather
Beds, Spreads, Blankets, Saddles, and a
large assortment Of Clothing, Hats, Caps,
Shoes, Fancy Goods, etc. Sale at nine
o'clock an. NJ. G. CAYCE & Co,
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LECTURE To-NIGHT.-To-night has
been especially set apart 70 hear the
gallant and eloquent Gen. J. r. Chal-
mers on the 4" break of day. at the tab
ernacle on Court street, for the benefit Of
the widows and orphans Of Confederate
soldiers. In addition to the brilliant
intellectual treat some fine pieces will be
rendered by the Arions. We hope to
see a full house for the benefit Of the
Fanny ThurstOn fund.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER,


FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER,
Regular Memphis amidst Francis River Packet
For ST FraueIs River and tributaries
Ward lasSar
This hne passenger packet leaves
for the above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst az 5 pm.
LEVY MILLER Agents.
Jell - Madison street
Regular st. Francis River Packet,
For Helena, Wittsburg Snd So Fraaef.
H4vlzs
McLLIE HAMBLETQa ....--B0Eman Master
This SPLENDID passenger packet IT.
leaves on wN
TUESDAY, llth inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents.
Garner Main and Madison SIS.
ls5 - OF Gty WhaEi boat f0ct Nouroe st.
Regular Memphis and st. Francis River Packet
o 81 Francis River ana Tributaries
HorneWeu, Deep Landing aud all inter
mediate points.
LAD ..-,s---- -y,-------- Van master
This elssaat and swaft steamer
VIII leave MemphisT regularly evsryIE
MONDAY ard FRIDAY at pm.
LEVY & MILLER Agents.
iss 81 Madison street.
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THE LAST CHAECE.-While the gen
eral sale Of tickets by agents Of the
Southern Asylum was closed or the 10th
inst, the local memphis and fernando
offices viii be kept open till Thursday
next. There have been more tickets
sold since the list Of prizes was made
definite, within the last i've days, than
within any former period. Inc wheels
10 be used next Saturday arc % be seen
AT the Office of the company.
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Lace Points and SIX Sdcques at less
than COst.-B. LOweustein & Bros. are
making preparations to have a New
Cloak Room built, in consequence Of
which their old cloak room viii have to
be torn down by the 10Th OF this month +;
they therefore will have 10 sell off
their entire stock of Lace Points and Man
ties, Silk Sacqnes and Summer Shawls
within the next ten days. This will be
Al excellent chance for ladies to buy a
Lace Point Of any kind and quality at
less than such a be imported.
iDyq St
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Up THE RIyER.-In reply to our cor
respondent Query IS to how much
vine the aldermauie party, vino went up
the river on Saturday last, drank, and
how much it viii probably cost the city,
we have to say that not being honored
with an invitation to accompany the
party, aud, of course, not being present,
we can form no estimate. No doubt
they had all they wanted, and the board.
will foot the bill.
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Country Merchants, consult your w
interests; buy your stocks at Elsonis
great clearing sale. je9 sit
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD.-If any Of
u thirsty friends want the best in the
world they have only to apply TO our
old time friend Alex. McCulloeh, in the
Bethel block. He has the best wines,
WHISTLES, etc, to be found in the south
west. AS an improvement he has
broken open an entrance to an elegant
cigar stand on the corner, while on the
other side Is q fine barber shop. You
can shave, drink and smoke, ell on the
same floor. Call and see Alex.
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Mr. Editor; Please announce me as a candi-
date for reelection to Congress. with the
urfieH Constitution and the unqualified in
dorsement OF the administration Of Andrew
Johnson as my platform OF principles, which
viii be more clearly Defined IN my forthcoming
" circular address" n a personal interview
pror 70 the election.
aprlate JOHN W. LFFTWICH.
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Or THE RAMPAGE-A short time ago
one OF tins police force took Il into bis
head to commit lnatrimony, and settle
down from bis wild ways. he accord
ipgly got spliced TO . very estimable
vonng woman, and all went merry as a
marriage bell; but alas, another ap-
reared upon the boards, and claimed
rim IS her own, and threatened to kill,
~ only him, but his fair young bride.
~ snne-snuated beerjerker was ar
$3.50 IN The officer aforesaid, and taken
~ ~ Office II JCstice Lee, when 3 peace
warrant was procured. got being able
70 give the necessary bonds she was OBJ
iiged to take up her quarters ~ the Hotel
de Winters, on Adams street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
DOR CONGRFSS-

TOHN w. SMITH is a candidate for
81 reelection TO the Office OF state Senator IoI
the Eth District, composing the counties OF
Thursday In August. pa Il
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been ascribed TO his so said radical pro-
clivities, and the ladyis dismissal to her
southern birth and feelings. Read the
following from the Springfield nl.) Reg
lister Of February, 1884, and see how much
of a radical is MI. Shattuck:
"HAD BETTER STOP.
We are informed-that Mr.. Peter Van
Bergen has become so influenced by abo-
lition zeal, that a democrat, in any pub
lie position, is an animal most toIerable
and not to be endured as his brother
DOgbeFry said years ago. He therefore
conceives it to be hi- duty TO put them
down on every and all possible occasions,
and in pursuance of this dOminatingidea
has been diligently circulating a petition,
praying for the removal Of Mr.. Shattuek,
principal Of the third ward school, be-
aus Mr.. s. cannot see his way clear to
turning his school into an institution for
the propagation of the doctrines Nj.
Peter Van Bergen believes to be essential
qualifications for passing the crystal gate
guarded by st. Peter. Mr.. Shattuek,
although not an abolitionist, is well
known as one of the best and most eff
cient teachers we have in our city public
schools, and such puerile and foolish
assaults will by no means harm him.
OuAf u ENCA ' d1 " hat E-I0nL-uALuEs
did it ever occur to you that the CITY
council and board of education in the
city Of Springfield are overwhelmingly
democratic, and might put in practice
political intolerance in q way that would
scarcely be palatable to gentlemen of
your intelligence and political liberality,if
politics are to be a test of qualifications?
So long as the superintendent of schools
and all the male teachers are members of
the republican party, people like Mr..
Peter Van B. had better stifie their
patriotic impulses, and passively submit
to at least n "eOpperheadn in the
public schools. Retaliation is a game
that two can play at, Mr.. Peter Van
B; and We in all kindness advise you
not to climb the tree any higher, lest 9
fate like that of the aspiring monkey
might befal you. Mr.. ShattucE will not
be removed but we will not attempt to
answer for others, if this little, narrow
minded, bigoted and utterly Contemplate
spirit of intolerance is not suppressed st
once.p
Does this look like ~radiealism? The
facts are simply these, Messrs. Editors :
Mr.. s. was compelled by the pressure Of
the radical element in Springfield. Ill,
to seek a more cOngenial cline, and is it
not gross injustice that he should be now
prosecuted by those who should befriend
him ? Mr.. s., whilst feeling he has been
cruelty m~isrsLsesented in all that has
been said, GsfT Tefrained from replying,
well knowing that no man could main
tain a newspaper controversy with a lady
in a community where true gallantry
and southern courtesy always yields to
the fsiT sex its sympathy under ali cir
cumstances. In regard 10 tue school
board, l am reliably informed that of the
sixteen members there are only three
radicals, and that their record will show
no radical or political action ever done
by the board. We need ell our ammu-
milton for our foes, and permit US to hope
that such Misrepresentation as these
will cease. Ex-REB.
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Briggs d PETERSON have Just received
200, 600 bushels of the best Rttsbtrg Goal.
We have removed TO No. II Madison
street, and are ready to I'LL all orders.
We are thankful TO the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope Tor q continuance Of the
same. msy2s6
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A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, 70 rent, with board, to
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business, within one square OF Court square,
M at the most reasonable rates, at No. SOC
second street. near Madison. ie2tf
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ROCK ISLAND HlyTFlGTIRlNG co.
TO SOUTHERN

IF you wish TO supply yourselves for the Fall
Il and Winter Trade with the very best de-
scrptions ano styles OF ALL WOOL CASSI-
MERES, ana with the mogt durable JEANS
and KERSEY FABRICS,
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Regular st. Louis, Memphis and
VckSbUFS Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
r U B G


The splendid side wheel passenger packet
r U 3 o ~
Cantain VIM. H. BLAKE,
VIII leave Memphis for vfexsburg r.
on a ternste Fridays at 5 o'clock z
pm.
VIII leave Memphis for St. Louis n alternate
Thursdays at 10 o'clock an
W ELc o NJ {
Captain T. b, johnson,
Will leave Memphis for vieksbsrs on alter
nate Mondays al 5 o'clock pm.
Viii leave Memphis forSt Louis On alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am.
MARY MACDONALD,
Captain d. H. Silver,
wnIIeave Memphis for vicksburg on alter
nate Fridays at . o'clock pm.
VIII cav Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 20 o'clock an
a.. M. SHREVEs
tCaptain Garter.
VIII leave Memphis for VicksburR on altar
nate Mondays at 5 o'clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis fOrSt LOu on alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am.
HS-The above packets have entered the trade
permanently, a planters and shippers can
depend on them in hgh or low water, over
Special attention paid to all way and planta-
ton business.
Freight win be received at all times on
Whar' boat, loot MonEoe street, for shipment
by this line of packets.
LARRY HARMSIAU & CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
my2 City Wharfboat, foot Monroe ST.