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EDUCATIONAL.
SAINT MARY's SCHOOL.
POPLAR sTREET.


MRS. MARY F. POPE, PRINCIPAL. VIII
NJ reopen TUESDAY, September lst aUll II
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FREIGHTS.
The Railroad and Express Con-
TentiOn.
Rates of Freight recommended.

A meeting OF the representatives of tbs
Southern and Eastern railroads interested in
the transportation OF cotton TO the seaboRrd,
met At the Overton House yesterday.
Tbs folloEia roads were represented:
nashville and C-hattanooga, Nashville and
ECruh Western, Il connection with Charleston,
{. O.. and steamship line from that poInt-rep-
resented by Chas. ". and larson, general freight
MemuhIs and Louisville and Louisville and
Ns>hvilie-F. s. Van Alstyne, General Freight
Agent.
j. fsrsonville R~1iIrosd-ThOs. Carve, General
@enphis sud Charlesson-J. G. Lopez. Gene
raj Freight Agent
Dayt Z aud Nestern-E- r. FuAsr, General
Freight Agent
Gin inn1ii, Hamilton and Dayton, Dayton
anu Micafgzn, Cinctnn al, Rionnond and Cal
cago. ard AtlAntic ana Great " ~estern-LafAy
cite D-Ye N.Y. General Freight A gent.
Louisvt lie and Cincinnati Mali Boat Comps
ny ". McCos, General Freight Agsn..
Memphis and st. Louis Packe company
and Ohio and Mississippi r iiro~d-Flen Call
vert, General Freight Agent.
Pennsyivaaia Rstlrozd-Wm. IF. Herzh.
Memphis and oAio RaiIroaa-A A. a. Patton,
General Freight Agent
man, and Lafiyette DegenUy, ksqi Secretary.
Letters and kilograms were rSad from the
Err G, baltimore and Ohio, Evansville, snd IIli-
nOis Central railroad, asking the estabIish-
meat OF lair rsmuneretivs rates, and Pledg-
my themselye s 10 the maintenance of any rates
al PlrN " Lno SonNEulOus
After an Interchange of opinion On the sub
isct, Messrs- J opez. Iarse, Van Alstine, FuiIsr,
Deysnuy and HsTsh were appointed a commit
tee to report a schedule OF Rates ftr the trans
n1rtsllOl Of colt N Gom Memphis, HaSa viii,
Hickman, Columbus, Cairo, st. Louis, Louis
vi Ie. evansville and Ciaci1nRu to the Eastern
cities, ana q plan Tor their maintenance.
7he Committee re. ired and the Convention
adjourned to meet tnis morning at 10 o'clock.
II Is u derAtuod the CoO4mIttes viii recon-
mend the following rstes on cotton from Mem
phis:
Per 100 lbs
To New York, uncompressed, all rail ...--.-Sl rs
" Compressed, ali rstl-.-....... l 40
d" o Eessed, rail q water l IS
4" compressed, rAii and wafer. l 50
being ten cents per 100 pounds less than the
prices charged last season.
A Harmonious feeling prevails among the
representatives present, AID ali seem anxious
TO procure the adoption Of fair prices for the
raiIro aOs, and whica will not be purtnensome
or our merchants, aud that will be maintained
with Integrity.
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FRANK SALTALAMACHIA's new house
under Conmereisl Hotel.
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POWERS & MCCOY, Merchant Tsilors,
No. 2s Second ttreet, sIncs their losses By the
resent robbery oftheir pTemi-es, have received
the finest and most su table assortment Of fall
and winter goods that the Eastern ma; ket
could furnish st this early date. II consists OF
c .oths, cas- liners and doeskins, and they invite
an taspe elton Of the articles enumerated. Mr..
Powers is the "cutsr" or the establishment
Having visited Paris for the especial purpose OF
acquiring q geometricsl knowledge or the hu.
man body, 30 as 20 be enable 10 duly consider
es ard malformations, he c an conn.,
IDENTIFY appeal to the fashionable young men
OF the city to testify as to his ability, both Al
20 accuracy and style. sepl7 81
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THE United PicGic of the st. Georges
aud ST Andrew societies., which came OF yes
terdRy at tue Ford place WAS q grand success
Ehe dark c.ouds which had lowered round fol
several Gays past were dispellzd by the north
wiud which spra1g Up after the TALL o. rain or
Wednesday nigat, and the day was clear and
beauti n. The only drawback on the beauty
Ofthe weather being its extreme and unseason,
able cLi,liness which msds heavy clothing
sh3vls, aud even oSercoats, very much in de.
mAnd. A large crowd were early on the
ground, and a cessioI IS to the number were
made throughout me day. During the morn
ing dancilg vas peculiarly the psstime, the
Old Nemphis brass band furnishing the music,
with thsi- usual success. Dikner was q Ia JGs.
Ret, al who did not 90 pro .tded being cared for
by those WIN dId,-Jhere being Sn abundance
or everything good 10 feed al hsads, and a res
idus left. IA Lhs afternoon the various games
OF England and scotland were played, sack "a
ces and bllndfolI VneslbSrrcw races run, and
al sorts OF aDUsements INDUCED. Whsn We
left, as night was coming On, dancing still con-
tinued aad was bsiog kept up With all the zest
Of the earlier portion ofthe day.
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THE ELEcTION for Directors OF the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad closed yes
fenday. The total figures have not yet been
made public bat tie following, we think, can
be relied On IS eorTest 80 far as the Memphis
voteis concerned. Huntsville has lot ct re-
ported, bat could rot now AFFECT the result
Tee number OF votes cast In Memphis Is 81 438,
ana the Old Board isrs excited, with the exeep-
Ion OF Col. sam Tate, whose place is died by
w o. WaIdran. There Is No doubt In the
minds o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f WI. Wicks
ESQ Is elected President me directory OF
the road viii then stand thust W. ] Wtcks,
President, and Pitssr Miller. r. Brinklev.
". 3. Waldrsn, G. P. Bierne, J 1. DonegaD i
c. Bradley. william Dickson aud s .. Wsak.
ley membe OF The Board. This is another
gratifying evidence OF the coahdsnce Of tue
stockholders in the old Board, and we have no
dOubt that the result Of tbs present action iii
rebound 70 the very best interests Of the road
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4 HAVE two beautiful and vel improves
PLANT. tious fir Lee county, Ca, within
three u les OF the city OF Albany. hOCnded by
one of the bzgt raiIIc2-s M the State, and &
noe Lot and C mmocigus selling T. the city
which / will gladly sell or exchange FOR OJbel
property, nearer . me.
apis a WRIGHT,
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THE MEMPHIS AND SELMA RAILROAD.
The attention OF those int rested in tie above
projees Is respectfully called 10 the following
notice
MEMPHIS. September II. 1858 This business
men and property holders OF this city ara here
by nOtlns sd mat the cJmmitLf O, CONSISTING OF
Mezsrs. Eider, Greenlaw, StIaftOn, ] J. Murphy
aud Newton Ford. appointed b. the Chan beI
o. Commerce. 10 "a &c funds for the pre- min
~ survey OF The Memphis, Holly Springs AID
selma hsll-Oac, VIII call upon EN- t5-mor.
TOW, the 18Th, and n IS hoped that a LIBERAL re-
Spouse will be had to his most in poItant en-
Usrpr4se.
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4 HORRIBLE OUTRAGE, s portion Of
the particulars OF which W have heard, but to
subs-rve the ends OF justice, refrain from
publishing what wss conmi ted 3 few nights
ago IN ssissippi. A band OF men, whether
w2i.e or black is not known, 5ut~disguissd and
NAKED, took from the plantation on which
they were 81 work, tso inoRensive. honest and
faithful Conservative negroefy and shot them
70 desth. Or o, the vic inns was a mute, and
IS represented a. having been al that a taith-
ful servant should be. and The murder OF both
Is az unm tigsted and Infamous outrage We
SINGER ~ hope that the perpetrators may be
brought 70 justice aud punished TO IN full ex
tent OF the law We uEderstag d that an n ser
OF Gsn GIL m'sEtahi IS nos ia the cl,y, invas
tigsting toe affair, and IS soon IS possible we
viii give the detail, 70 the pnbic.
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Ne HAvE received q communicatior

WE HAVE received a communication
from a subscriber at Cedar Chapel, Tenn, dis
continuing his paper, and giving as a resscu
therefor that he could not get 70 until Il Is tlgO
weeks Old. he uss the following strong Ian
gUaga about our postal ENGAGEMENTS Your
postmaster a. Memphis has a set Of fools,
drunkards and thieves 10 as employ as agents
on the roads" Whale NOT wiling % indorse
literally what our correspondent says, we
you'd Ike 20 know the reason Why such COM
plants come u u BY the dozen daily. Can
Col. Gist answer?
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NOTICES.
Notice.

ny r1utrrr congEut, the partnership hereto.
u f1re Existing UEGsr tue sfyi s Of MOjN 8
GEOGHEG N. y - . front street. = this day
dissolved. r A. u 4Jn vD continue the bus
ness q. tbs Old stauJ, end c. T. GeOghegsn VII
retain an oGice ~ The SEINE place, reErr sentlub
Lhs house g. Lea o. & eeuEhega2, Of G~reeuFLlc,
Mis-. Fftltr OF lie partners vii sstGe up the
~outgaucrEz cuisines OF thu lat urm OF Moon
& GeOghegan. r. no. -
EEUls w 4. 4. Gan
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COMMON sENsE-Medical me

COMMON SENSE Medical men pre-
scribe Texas Tonic Syrup IN their private prsc-
tcs. Planters, without nun Der, use It on thelT
plantations. l. hss been introduced into tbOus.
ands OF families. Every where It Is ( Endorsed as
one OF the best cures for fever and ague that Is
known. Texas Uoaic Syrup IS rapidly tskilg
the place Gfeyery similar preparation that has
heretofore been used in ths South ana West.
For sale by all druggists
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NORFOLK is soon to be intimately con.
nscted in pushes with Memphis. and mary
OF cur citizens will have occasioa TO visit fire.,
queatly the seeport or old Virginia, aud o.
course t5ey Will want to know where they car
hud the facilities OF a hotel combined with the
comforts OF a home. II can De found in " Wal.
teIs' National HOTEL IN that city. 1t is CEN
trslly iOc .tsd fOr business, IS but q short dis.
tsncs from the principal railroad a steam.
boat landings, and viii, n these respects, be
found the mss convenient house in the city,
while t1e Norfolk AID Northera mark s will
contribute their substantial 8 and delicacies fr
the Qualification Of the appetites ofIts patrons,
Courteous assistants and attentive servants
are In every department, and we feel no hesi-
fancy in recommending this old Virginia
hotel to our readers and fiends
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The NEW HOTEL is to be called the
Peabody House.
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S. NJ. Anderson, Esq, Of the firm oil
S. NJ. Andersen q Co., has returned TO town,
and is sgaia on the market with his old &C.
tivfty.
We were pleased 10 meet In our edito-
rial room, yesterday, Tom. Neal, ESQ OF the
Slate Gazette. He remains in the city a few
dSvs on bustEess.
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NOT g State case OF Interest IL the jus
tees courts yesterday.
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FRANK SALTALAMAcHIA opens his
new bar room on Monday mornin :, undo the
Commercial Hotel, with a spleni d lunch
Everybody around these regions knows Frank,
and will no doubt be on hand, as he Is reeog.
nized as one Of the very best " mixists" 10 the
county. dis stock Of wines sad liquors is un
surpassed by that OF any bar in tbs city, and
embraces many brands OF drinkables not to be
found eLewhere. He has Exsd up the saloon
in a manner d" gorgeous to behold" making q
one OF the very handsome est PLACES o. tbs sort
in town. oysters have not been forgotten and
an elegant stand has been erected IN font.
wnere bivalves OF the choicest MobiIs
"bisads" viii be served up on the shell. Due
notice OF their arrival VIII be sfven.
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THE Southern Hotel will be fully
opened 20 the travelling rublic on the 18th in
stans. II has Just been rehtted and furnished
in every department. The proprietor, ]. 8.
smith, VIII keep a first Class hotel, at IA es re-
dGced from SO to - per day. The planters pa
tronage is particularly solicited. sep!3-lw
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THE "STEAMERs" were out ezecci-
sing yesterday evening.
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MAsON's DEPOT ID 70 have a grand po-
utical rally and bsTbecue on the 36th instant.
IOrs anon.
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Notice.
EOtECe.

THAvEar rood EIGBTT SAW PRATT GIN
whIch / viii sell cheap. I refer 20 Messrs
6albrsatU, EIsv art & CO.
s. n 4 WRIGHT,
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Land for Sale.

ono ACRES, more or loss, OF good rIch tim
sOUO e-eU uuimuroved land, On Raleigh a. d
0ubs Road, on Big Creek, shelby cauniy, win be
o fzrsr at pIivats sale, for cash, until Monday
September he 18th when, II not sod the SAINT
viii ne sod 81 pub &c -UctOu a. the ClrcCiT
C~curthouss door In Msmrhis-
Aptlv 10 lucy 7. RALST5S,
Executrix Ct John Re- atom. iced Big Gre K,
u NJ. D.. L STEWART,
sepl ID Memphis
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THE FREIGHT TARIFF CONVENTION
met yesterday morning 81 the Over.on and or
gained. A COMMITTEES wss appointed 70 ar
range a ts'If sad maze g report, but up to
eight o'clock yesterday evening had not lone
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TABPAULINs far sale by Passmore d
Co., 20 Second street. EePl7-3t
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For RENT.-A house snd outhouses
and garden, near street railroad and Nicholson
paved street, In the best neigaborhood. and
Ia ee-fcurtns OF a mile from Court square,
Three acres o; ground IL Enclosure, inside the
odglusl city limits. Apply 10 ]. n. Heating,
AFPEAL Office. n
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NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
Of this paper wuInot be allowed as an onset
paid unless contracted by our authority.
AINsLlE, KEATING &CO.
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CITY -UBgCRgBER

Are requested TO report any lr~rszu,srIty In
the delivery OF the AFPEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers viii be supplied with ceFtih-
Gates authorizing them 10 collect weekly.
ED. J. MANsFORD,
Supt. Circulation.
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SQUIRE KIERNAE yesterday heard the
cases OF John Burke and Barnard Riley
charged with Enatching q pockeJ-book from
James Mulvey. on the Gath of lss5 month.
Burke wa dischaIg ID, there bsirE no evidence
70 tmglcste him, but Riley Was pat under
5000 to answer at the next term OF the CriBl-
nal COurf-
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THE boatmen will have their grand re-
gatts, tomorrow. at Mound cry.
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zIsCELLAHE0Us,

We presume that sur night dispatches viii
give iuu partIeulafs Of the a~ectuenJ u the Mis-
aiSsippt. " regret that apt. Nat Green has
Deen unfortunate, but nope that his Inc
steamer Will soon De anO&t.
The Belle Lee did not arrive yesterday. she
was reported a%rOunI al lsIan 81, but VIII no
oodbJ nave passeu down during the night. She
has q sp.endld trip.
The tuia, Capt. Luker, with ]. Lee Finney
In tine once, leaves Today lor NIcksoorg anu
Inc Rabicon. capt. Wm.B Bake, viii pass up
at noon to-Oay IOr Cairo and 81. Louis. Mr.. Al
Grissom Is Ser caief clerk, and travellers VINO
take the Rubicon wild be very fortunate In
CAPT WIN Brooks, one OF the oldest Red
River steamboat Captains, ded at hts residence
uear Jefferson, Texas, on the slst ul5., OF ty-
IT is not known when the Great Republic
Will come out, as she is now in the hands o.
the sheriff at st. Louis.
Tue splendid City Of Alton, Captain WIN.
Thompson, with Sir. Willie IA the Unicsf leave
Tomorrow Tor Cairo ana ~. Louis. she Is one
Of the best boats anoat, AM her Onacers are up
top g=aL.emen.
Ihv Helena was sold at 81. Louis BY the z. ).
Marsha on Tuesday for IS 80. She Is 81 ears
old, never met WIN an Rccident, clsI s2s,SO, 10
just OF the ways, and can now be bought for
5000.
20 our citizens intend to act in the Congress-
ioaal K Acuuion matter It Is time cur peoPIe
said yea or nay 70 the matter.
The Welcome has been purchased Tor the
New Orleans and Cincinnati trade.
The 7. NJ. Bagby has arrived saIely at Calves
ton She Is much admired by the TextDs,
capt Woou burns new steamer, Fort Ii son,
Is leading at Cincinnati for the srkansaS rIver.
The elegant IN ted stateS mail packet May
flower, capt. Ashford, leaves tomorrow Tor
Whine river, connecting at Devahs b.ud with
tbs train for Little Rock, 1ls Is a spleRoid
passeD ger packet. Capt. Ashford is mater ana
Charley Smither clerk.
The NatOms was deiayed by bad weather, and
will not leave until this morning a. 10 O'Clock
Sue Ounect win the regular Arkansas pack
cts at Napoleon. Capt. Jim Lee Is master. and
Nsssrs. Fields, Whitehead ana Les are clerks.
The tOwbJHt kellogg pa sed down yesterday.
The Diamond, with nIne barge5 and l0D,0o0
bushels coal, is on her way from Pittsburg to
this port.
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THE September number OF the Print
srs Circular, has come to hand. It contains
the usual amount Of matter OF interest to the
craft, PRINTED in a manner that docs q
printers eyes good - 20 look At.
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SOME MISUNDERSTANDING having
arisen among our merchants as to the ma
ture OF the discussion whi.l occurred At the
last meeting Ct the Agricultural Society, In
relation 70 Capt. Hsrding's mission, from Sig
Geek, We would respectfully refer them 10 the
ieporg Of tn 1t meeting as published IN tne AP-
peal o. Wednesday.
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FOB SALE.

NOR SALE OR LEA2E-Beautiful, shaded
and choice SuLdIug LOS floating on IA
V1rIts residence streets, either cleared Or W1lh
dne forest trses-vsrg lcW- v. a Heat
LEY. Agent Nrs. Col. Preston, No. Q Betnei
FIorE iyz2 I'm
MOS SALE-PATEST R~IGBT.-The Patent
4 Right OF & nawGy IBvesfed" LEX Gu8rd
fDr any STATE II the Union can De scared by
appfcstfOn % tle undo slEuel. IL Is uS6fuls
and Il P-y active men who sngags In ls sale
One II Csc - tCiE ohce, wh6re those iEterestes
a1au EANsHLCSS. Appeal.
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It DIDN'T FREEzs yesterday, bu. came
very near IL
Nor e State case OF Interest IN the Jus
tees courts yesterday.
THE STEAMERS" were out ezerci-
sing yesterday evening.
The NEW HOTEL ia to be called the
Peabody House.
FRANK SALTALAMACHIA's new house
under CommereisI Hotel.
THE boatmen will have their grand re-
gatts, to-morrow. at Mound cry.
TABPAULINs far sale by Passmore &
Co.. 260 Second street. sePl7-3t
MAsoN's Depot ID To have a grand po-
utical rally and barbecue on the 18th instant.
IOrs anon.
THERE WAS . meeting AT Lhe SILL
man Hall last night. OrvilIe Terger- Esq, and
Capt. James Bschman making speeches.
MAJOR SYKES is absut removing bis
residence TO his city. where he viii practice
law in cop artB ership with Judge scrugss.
WE ARE indebted to Messrs. Church &
Co. FOR a bottle OF " Violet Commercial Fluid,
which we have tried and ind the best Ink that
We have ever used.
GERMANTOWN, folio wing suit Of the
other thriving country towns. gave a grand
Democratic barbecue and rally On Saturday
last.
WANTED an entry clerk, good refeFen-
ences required. Apply by letter with spec men
OIL % Max, ZSe Second street. sepi5 81
" --
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B. BOWLING,
Lzte OF J. +. Frank
A Go.
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HERNANDo ROAD.-People wanting
family supplies viii do well by calling on 8.
N. Guest, Just south Of south street. He sells
cheap ioz cash, sell Nv
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IEMPnKS APPEAL
tlaee--Ao. Is jefferson Ssree:.
m-Iss,sslggi aHa TsRacssoo KsIirO4a.

aIssissIpyi ana EsRssssSo RAILROAD.
AzETvE. DEPARr
NsW EzpTsss, dG1y $40 P.2s 90 P-A
sardls sccOD'n, daily, ~
cspt NSo tsAH eWS P'A-
FraiEnI, NORTH IuesC2yt
Thurzdsy and Saturcay
Sou6h, MonGayt NedDss
uRy and Fr1dsyl--- $40 pm '.0JA~S
TakessEect Sunday, august ID, NT%
a, ). L~fVEFgaOEE, GeaI Supr.
CT. OAKLEY 9 1tcEst AZE. saLo
Eempsis and charleston 8Aliread.
ARRTyz- DEPART
Ghrougn Mall daily -- 5=D OK ED n
Through ELpreSs-------lJ40 pm. A4iS Pm
Trnls trEiu does not leave Saturdays
OortnLh Accommodation, sstly,
(axospt Sundays) All. $50 am
SoasrVn Ills AecSEm OdstiOn
daily (excepg sunday --- 81 An Ut Pm
Railroad Time Is - MINUTES fAstAr than city
aas4.
Tiozst oaOs. Zs Main street and 81 Depot
W. J. ROSS,9 enlsuPTs
Senphis and Louisville gailrOaa MEo
ARETvE
Day Express, r r. time o:s9G.n. AIS PA
city time 5 liam
Night Express, X Etme SD pm SsVsn
J1ty time 11j
HUMBOLDT ACCOM- NOTATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad tine--~ 30 pm
Oily Pm
an
rIcksL Orcss Mo-. Z4z AAln street AMI - D1-
SAN. b Jones. eenIsupt
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RIVER MATTERS.
AID RIyERs.

MEMPHIS, September lS.-It was -Jcl and
clear yesterday, but moe moderate than on
Wednesday. The river at this point is rising
slowly. Hence to Cairo " mark twain " isfound
on the shoaiest bars
Sr. LOUIS, september Rive rising slowly,
with six feet to Cairo.
PrrTsBURG, September II River six feet
eleven inches aud failing. Weather clear and
cool.
/ LOUISVILLE, September H-River recedIng
slowly, with eight feet four inches water N the
canal Weather clear and cool. Another Frost
Is expected TO night.
CISCISNArI, September T.-Riyer fallen one
inch, TUenty-three feet one inch in the cham
mel. Weather clear. Mercury So. White frost
last night.
NEW YORK, September I7.-Westher very cold
here. Thermometer early this morning 45o.
At Rochester last night there was q light frost.
Arrivals
Steamer Molie Able, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Mollie Able, 81. Louis
Marble City
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GERMANTOWN. folio wing suit Of the
other thriving country towns. gave a grand
Democratic barbecue and rally On Saturday
last,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18

THE INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION st
Jackson, HI :, meets on the 10Th OF October.
Delegates will 20 thither from Memphis and
Nashville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18

WANTED an entry clerk, good referen-
ences required. Apply by letter with specimen
oil % Max, ZSe Second street. sepi5 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18

WE ARE indebted to Messrs. Church &
CO. FOR a bottle OF " Violet Commercial Fluid -
which We have tried and find the best Ink that
We have ever used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
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the vote in S0ven5sr-f0r which We srs in
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Vots On Syra'r Gran,
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