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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

Adams line Of packets do the business
Of that river in satisfactory manner.
and that he has gone there to stay, 3
fact appreciated by Arkansas river ship
pefs as well as those Of other trades.
Some river men bought one Of the new
spiritual little jokers, called Planehette,
yesterday, and set it to work on large
piece Of paper. The first question natu-
rally occurring to all present was asked.
When shall we get q berth 91 It
screamed out, Newer They don't
believe in Planchette, and sold the little
triangular piece Of plank at q discount.
The R. E. Lee, Capt. Cannon, will bs
here on her way 70 New Orleans on the
3Oth.
The Liberty will be in port this morn
ing, and will leave some time during the
day for Cairo TO repair. Several gentle
men Of this city go up on her to Inspect
the dry docks at that point.
The elegant new steamer MaydoIer.
Capt. VIM. Ashford, will leave to-uor.
row on her first trip to White river.
She carries the U. s. Mail, and makes
close connections with the cars for Liz
tie Rock and the packets for Upper
White river. Charley Smither is her
clerk.
The United States mail packet Julis.
Capt. Luker, with Andy Isaaes 10 the
eftiee, leaves to-day at 5 pm. FOR Vicks-
burg and the bends. She is a prompt
packet, and makes all way landings
The Anna, it seems, wont be in port
before Saturday.
S. Y. Caulk, Esq, Mart Waits right
bower, and q clever young gentleman,
left for ArkaDsss on the NatOma yestsr-
day on short trip. The elder Weller
never cautioned Sam more elcouently
about the "vidders" than did Mart his
young business man in reference to the
ladies OF Arkansas.
The Rubicon-pioneeF packet of the
new Hne-will pass up this morning for
Cairo and st. Louis. While we regret
the loss OF the bends trade we could not
wish It to be bestowed on any bstteF off,
! GERS than Capt. VIM. Blake and AR
Grissom. They are popular everywhere,
and deservedly so. The Rubicon leaves
at 10 am. Geo. Todd, her steward, is
| one OF the beat on the river. Nuf eed.
The superb steamer City Of Alton,
capt. VIM thompson, with Jim Whits
| in the office, leaves at pm. tomorrow
for Cairo, st. Louis and way points.
The Memphis Packet Company will. II
/ is said, iDaugurate the restaurant system
on their boats, commencing next week
| with the Belle Memphis.
The Cora s. has turned her trit5 over
to the Argonaut.
The following boats are aid ND at New
Orleans: Frank Pa-g oud, Vicksburg,
Wild Wagner, National, st. Nicholas,
Cotile, Frolie, Satan, Enterprise, Nins,
Semmes, B, l. Hodge, Lizzie Hopkins,
LAfourehe, Glide No 8, Caroline, Gossa-
mer, Iberville, Annie Wsgley and t. D.
Hlne-qulee sn srray Of well known
| packets.
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ALMOST DRowNED.-A colored voter
was almost drowned last night at the
Radical pow-wow on the bluff. Ia order
to get good view, he had mounted the
water tank, and becoming interested in
the eulogy Of the negro race by scala
wsg orator, lost his balance and fell in
the tank. He was fshed out in time to
save his life.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

OUR country friends are organizing for
the campaign, and are determined to
spare no efforts to carry old Shelby for
Seymour and Blair by rousing major
ity. Clubs are being formed in every
district. On Saturday meeting is to be
held at Cuba, for the purpose of organ
jziug a Democratic Club.
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You've MEN's INDEPENDENT SEY-
MoUR CLUB.-Thers was full attend
ance at the meeting Of the above club at
SuIimsn Hall last evening, Vice Presi-
dent Woodward occupying the chair.
After the transaction of the regular bust
ness of the club, speeches were made by
Hon. J. w. Leftwich, Col. ]. B. Blng-
ham, Col. c. 8. Cameron, and Hon. Jno.
r. FeIIoWee.
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THE RAIDS IN COUNCIL.
Meeting of the SCaIayVass ON
the Bluff.

Yesterday afternoon our attention was
attracted by the sound Of a big drum and
fite, leading Grant and Colfax process
sion. The display was very imposing
big niger with drawn sabre marching
in front, while sable companion carried
a flag, two drummers and fife played
their best, and about twenty coiored cot
ton-bagsers Juvenile csrpet-bsggers VINO
pick up anything lying around loose)
brought up the rear. The grand process
sion was preliminary TO mass meeting
Of Republicans on the bluff at night,
called by the q" biggest soalawag OF them
all" B. Lewis.
About dusk, the Niger with the big
sword narshaled his forces at the
Smith settlement, so-called from the
popularity OF the General, VINO H.
dulges in kissing the babies OF the
neighborhood, so as to be thought big
man, aud endeavor to go to Congress by
the votes of the dark-sklnned parents.
Through South Memphis the eusky
warriors marched, and up through town,
with drums and fife, numbering about
fifty by the time they reached the bluh.
On arriving, niger mounted q WOOD
pile and said he would address his
friends. The fellow with the big sword
told him to dry up and wait for the gen.
tIemen, or he would ram the sword down
his throat. The crowd not being large
enough to suit the grand marshal, he
led his forces off TO drum up some more
negroes. He returned with reinforce
ment, banged out several tunes while
waiting for the grand orator. At last, a
niger shouted, "Gineral Smif" the
hand stopped, and the hero of Water
Valley took his place on the wood
nile. DR.. Newkirk, Circuit Court
Clerk, whispered something to q long
legged fellow, when the Latter moved
that DIR. Newkirk take the chair.
The doctor grinned aud introduced
General Smif, who proceeded to talk.
He said that he felt proud to see so many
of the intelligent citizens Of Memphis be-
fore him, all anxious to hear the truth,
and then proceeded to eulogize the Re-
publican party, who had done everything
for the colored men, made him what he
was, 90 intelligent as to be able to vote,
and skilled in the arts and sciences; the
Republican party made the negro, who
would never have been born if it mad not
been for Sniff and Lewis and their
friends. The. General was very eloquent.
He should study grammar and go to
Congress by all means.
The noble countenance OF Lewis was
missing, and delegation OF weeping
brethren started to hunt him up. They
had not returned when we left the bluff.
About three hundred negroes were pres
ent, few white men being on the out
skirts-inquisitive Conservatives. The
only white-iaced Radicals in sight while
we were present were General Smif, DR..
Newkirk and the Shanghai fellow who
nominated the latter for chairman.
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IMPUDENT ROBBERY Wednesday
night some rascal stole buggy from in
front Of g house near the Hollyford road,
about ten miles from town. He took his
own Tor somebody else's) horse to the
house and hItched up and drove off.
The late owner OF the absent buggy was
in town Yesterday, hunting for it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

Observation-Disclosures Is called TO the
advertisement OF F. Kstzsnbsch, No. BIZ
Main street, of whose establishment can
be found one of the largest assortments
Of musical instruments in the South.
Mr.. Kstzenbseh is sole agent fo- Stein
way & Sons gold medal pianos and Ma
son d Hsmlin's cabinet organs.
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POLICE CoURT.-Eleven names graced
the Police Court docket yesterday, fifty
dollars in fines and costs being assessed.
One man was fined SIS for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and others for INDUCING
in DRINKS and fights. Two colored gen
tlemen were held for trial before mag
istrate for confiscsting on 8 small scale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

EArMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and S9S Main street, have received Hsr-
per's Magazine for September, New
York Chimney Corner, Banner Of Light,
Boston Pilot, Emerald and New York
Herald, Tribune, Times and World, and
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville
DauerR
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THE WOLFF CAsE.-The evidence for
the prosecution in the case Of Moritz
Wolf, charged with arson, was closed
Yesterday evening, before Squire Kier-
nan, the prisoner being rema nded to Jail.
This morning the witnesses for the de-
,ense will give their evidence.
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DR.. MO<fimOre at Buena Vista Springs,
RusseIIvfIIs, KenSucky.

BUEHA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next, at this favorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, will stiu devote my attention 10 treat
ment of all the various forms Of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially to Diseases Of he Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also all the various
affective forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
lee d3tWaWSm d. MORTIMORE, IL. D.
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THE SECOND BALE.-Last evening
Messrs. 4. J. Roach & Co. received the
second new bale of the season. II comes
from the plantation of Col. Clement
Davis, of Mississippi, weighs $50 pounds
and classes strict middling. 1t will be
nut upon the market to-day and will
pring fancy price, being the first sale
~ pey cotton In this market this season.
We will report sale tomorrow.
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THEATRICAL.-BIiss Fanny Pierson,
who gained many admirers at the New
Memphis Theater last season, has been
engaged by Ben DsBsr for his theatre at
st, Louis. Mrs. and Mr.. g. w. Mitchell
will also appear at DeBar's the coming
ssasnn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

OFF FOR IUKA.-A goodly number OF
Memphians departed fer Iuka last night
to attend the grand ball which comes oil
tonight. On Saturday evening Messrs'
Wheat and Farmer are to give concert
at the IukA Hotel.
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PAPER MILL FOR MEAIPHIs.-We lesrn
that Mr.. h. S. Ward will shortly start
East for the purpose Of procuring the re-
quisite machinery to start g paper mill
in Memphis. This is a move in the
right direction, and should be encour-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

OUR cotton factors are preparing for
business, and consequently inserting
their cards In the APPEAL. In another
column will be found the card of ID. H.
Townsend, one Of the old time cotton
factors, who can be found 1T No. 256
Front street. Mr.. Townsend is so well
known and has 30 many friends in the
country tributary to Memphis, that 1t is
hardly necessary for Us to recommend
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GSO REwARD-sTOLEN-On the night Of
6OU the 18th Of July, from the undersigned,
,SaSr North Mount Pleasant, Miss, dark bay
HORSE MULE, years old, lately trimmed,
little bussoned, has knot on right Jaw, ana IL
8 wears old has a white spot on DacK. Ane
thieVss-young white men, one wesrlng q ! an
kes blouse and tbs other ConIsoera eIay
-, = eourse toward Grenada. The above re-
gard vii be paid for formation that Wlli lesd
81 me recovery OF the mules, and an additlonal
fS N,ti1 oI 10 ]. X. HOUSE.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 214 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy29 I'm
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THE NEws.-It you want to learn the
news call Oh Joe Locke, at his well sup
piled news stand. He can furnish you
papers from all quarters Of the globe, that
will suit any taste in literature.
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and LOuIsylIle gsilrOsd Line.
CTTY MATTERS.

MR.H. NJ. SULLIVAN, OF Pamela county, Is
authorized TO act as Rgent for the APPEAL in
SIississlppI-receive subscriptions and adyer-
tisementsan receipt for the same.
JOHN AINSLIE,
Business Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

THE Hon. John r. Fellows, who may
be styled the " Young Eagle Orator of
Arkansas" is in town on a short visit.
As gallant g soldier as laid down q sword
at Port Hudson, he still battles for the
rights of the South, and does yeoman's
service. His eloquence will wake up
the plains of Pennsylvania and the hills
Of old Maine during the next two
months, both of which States he will
canvass for the peoples candidates,
Seymour and Blair. His antagonists
will find him valiant In peace as he was
gallant in war; and his words Of wis
dom, uttered In beautiful language, will
add many votes to the overwhelming
majority which the Conservatives will
roll up ia Novem Der.
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"0ld Reliable" Memphis and White
River Us. Mail Packet Company,
Tri-Weekly Line.
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THE splendid side-wheel steamers CONNER
Il CIAL, LIBERTY No. 2 and MAYFLOWER,
will form Tri-W eekly line between Memphis
and White River, lesv1ng Memphis every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, az O'Clock pm,
connecting al Devan's Bluff with trains OF the
Little Rock Railroad for Little Rock, Hot
Springs, and all points in Arkansas. Return
ing, will leave Devall's Bluff every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival Of the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial, Capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Tuesday, at O'Clock pm; Liberty, No. 2.
Capt. James kice, THURSDAY, at o'clock pm;
MayfoWer, Capt. Wm- ]. Ashford. Saturday
O'Clock N. c. o. d bills VIII be taken for re-
sponsible parties by the line rs heretofore,
without any charge being made for collection.
The steamer +. W. Brooks win run In con-
nection with this line from Jackson port 70 Po-
eaboutas on Black River, making Sem1-Week-
SThanlfuI for the liberal patronage bestow' 4
unon as during the past three years, We hope
bv strict attention to business, 70 merit con-
tinusnce OF the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS
Sup't n. and ". r. Pczt- Co.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
auqotf Ne. JeeeEaon street..
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THERE will be a continuance of the
auetion sale at Strauss & Blums' this
morning at 10 O'Clock. A great many
goods that suit the ladies will be sold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

HERNANDo ROAD PEOPLE wanting
supplies for the table will do well by CALI
| ing on 8. NJ. Guest, just south Of south
sweat. aus 1w
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Ledger copy.

THE regular weekly meeting OF the
Ninth Ward and 18th Civil District DEM
ocrstic Club will be held this evening az
their wigwam at O'Clock. Addresses
will be delivered by prominent speakers
Of the party. ,-.u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

In FAVOR OF THR NICHoLsoN.-Some
persons who have to pay directly for the
Nicholson pavement may object to 1t,
INIT those who own or can hire hne
horse and buggy appear tosppreciate the
beautiful drive offered by the smooth
pavement. Last evening there was
fuIl turnout of dashing teams, driven by
Young gentlemen, accompanied by lovely
msidens, who were all the world to
them, as well a. older gents taking
mama and the babies for an evening
drive. They appeared to appreciate the
wisdom of the City Fathers in providing
the Nicholson pavement for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

JAMES MONAGHAN called on US
yesterday and complained OF our
statement in regard to the robbery
of his store, and left his written account
OF the affair. He says he does not sleep
in the store: he did not hear the robbers
until they were inside fred two shots at
them there might have been only one,
or there might have been six robbers in
all in the store; his wife knew one, but
he knew none Of them that were inside.
He says he is not coward, and can
prove by two gentlemen that he wished
10 see Detective Selktrk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

Col. CHARLES CAMERON, democratic
candidate for Congress for the First
Arkansas District, is in the city. He
leaves for Arkansas tomorrow, and Lo-
gan h. Roots, his opponent, may pre-
pare to be rooted out and return to his
Northern home,
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LoST--FoUND.

ora Iady's BREAST PIN, glass front,
4 Inoffng inside, eucircled with pearls. mar Eed
On hack q r. K TO Mrs. A. h liberal re-
sad will b. paid TO the finder by returning 70
the Appeal ofacs- suLs w
go REWARD-gTOLEN-F the sub
SDJ Ecriber, four miles northwest OF Cage
vile Tenn, one BLACK hare heavy sch
two mind feet white, small blaEe in the zee
one GRAY HORSE, 5 or years old, 10 hands
nan eaft-waIk and lrot. The above reward
1Vill be given for the delivery Of both horses
on SIS for either OF them. rlo,
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A FIRsT-CLAss HARDWARE HOUSE.
We take pleasure in recommending to
the readers of the APPEAL the house Of
OroIIJ Bros. & Co., dealers in hardware,
S1e Front street. They have one Of the
Ia,oest stores Of every description Of
bardware to be found in the South, i'm
porting considerable direct from europe.
Tbsv are agents for Gullett's steel brush
cotton gins, which are manufactured at
Lherdeen, Miss, and are highly spoken
~ nv good Judges. Parties in need OF
ANYTHING kept In q tirst-class hardware
establishment should call On 0rgill Bros.
They will do what is right.
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For SALE.-A large fre-proof safe,
double doors, in complete order. Apply
to A. +. bod, ga Frent street. aulS-lw
Business, Vfstttrg ana wedding Cards
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CONCERT AT SPRINGDALE STATION.
The ladies will give 9 concert at Spring
dale Station, four miles from the city, on
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, to aid
Ia building Methodist Church edihce,
this evening at eight O'Clock. A special
train will leave the depot OF the Mem
nbis and Ohio Railroad at " o'clock
n. M. and return after the concert. Fare
for the round trip, twenty-five cents.
Tickets for the concert, one dollar; may
be had 81 C.eaves' & Co.'s book store,
Katzsnbaeh's music store, Wsrd's seed
store. and Johnston's drug store.
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COUNTY CoAiAnssIoNERs'C oURT.-The
Board of County Commissioners did but
little business yesterday. Several sppro-
prIstions for small amounts were made,
including ten dollars for an engraving Of
President Lincoln, to be hung in the
Comaiss!oners' Office. E. w. Caldwell
filed his bond SIS Justice Of the Peace,
p. NJ. Winters and w. B. Williamson
being his sureties. The County Court
Clerk was ordered to enter OF record the
names of no jurors, unless regularly GER
titled to him by the clerks of courts
where the services have been rendered,
in strict compliance sOith ga;O. The order
IL no doubt joke on Judge Waldran.
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House, ARMING.-A house-warming
will take place ct No. SO Union street,
on the occasion of opening the Crescent
Saloon, by our well-known citizen John
O,Connor. A fine free lunch will be
served Saturday warming st 10 o'clock.
The best of liquors, wines and cigars
will be served by James Gleason, the
popular Memphis bar-keeper. Come
one, come all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-21

RALLY, RALLY.-The members of the
Bluff City Democratic Club are request
ed to meet at their hall, corner of Her
nando and Beal streets, this evening at
O'Clock. The Hon. Jno. w. Leftwich
and Others are expected to address the
meeting. The members are requested
and expected to attend, as business of
Importance will be transacted. BY order
of the President.
J. W. DASHIELL. r. g.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River U. s. Mail Packet
Company.
FOR Helena, DeVall's Blu6, Little Rock. An
gusta, JacksOnport and AL Way Lsndin9s
MA1FLOW ER-.,.s...-.. VIM. ]. Ashford master
This hne passenger packet leaves
for the above on 3 s4-fzA
SATURDAY, I'D inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & MILLER, AGENTS
5 Jefferson street. under Comrnerc{aI HStai
J. A. saysrs, Passenger Agent. an20 81
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
RoAD.-The annual meeting Of the stock
holders in this corporation takes place in
this city on the 18th inst. The attention
of all interested Is called to the fact, and
To the notice in another column OF Geo.
Robertson, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed free over the road on showing the
conductor their certificates of stock, from
one day before until one day after the
meeting. au1V u
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FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CoLoRED
CLUB.-It is expected that every MEM
Der of the Fourth Ward Colored Demo-
cratic Club will be present at Stillman
Hall tonight, when the Club is to re-
ceive a beautiful banner from the white
Democratic Club. All colored people, as
well as whites, are cordially invited to
attend. By order OF
REUBEN ALEXANDER, Pres't.
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certih-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
In Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, w.
81. Psssmore & Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
31z4 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
20 either of the above parties jy2S Stawtf
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MEMPHIS Appeal.
Ofice---NO. Is jefferson Street.
u,,,,.,,D,, and rsu5essee Railroad.

uiss,ssInpi and tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DKPART.
New Orleans express, daily 500 pm QUO PIN
sardlis aocom'n, daily ex- Eoo,,
cept Sunday s'S0 a''ln' wv P--
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South Monday, Wednes- o,
day and Friday ).....-.... $40 pm, NV 0-A-
7'aixes erect Sunday, August TO- 1903
A. Is. LIlNERBiORE, Gen sup:
OP OAKLEY Gen. Ticket AgI' auIo
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
ARRIyH. DEPART.
Through Mail daily --.....-.. o;10 pm. iz'50
TnroI,ryh Express Pun ll.oU Pm
IThis train does not leave SatuTdAysl
Coripth Accommodation, daily,
Except sundays Att. o'V a'A
SomerVille Accommodation
daily Except sunday 10000 SD am. o.IO pm pm
Railroad Time is ~ minutes faslar IMAM CITY
time. -. No.,
w, ]. ROSS, Genl Supts
Eenphis and Louisville EailrOsd hne'
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day E,YuFesS- . ~ a.L-1 -
SiSht ess...........-.- $40 pm. s;lo AN
tClty Time.)
Ticket ofsces Nc. 2S71S Main street ana AT DC
PO'' neAo % - SAN. B. JONES, GenTsup't.
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-ISTFO-Bv an rnplished Southern
NJ tsdV A situation as Teacher of the Piano
and SINGING IN a private family or young Ia
dies seminary. References OF me hlshsstL, re
Hs.4e bijIfV siVeu. Address l. NJ, care OF MIS-
BeGrey Bsnnet, No. 50 Second street, Memphis
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FOB SALE.
WANTS.

.ANTED-A situation SIS BoOk-Eeeper by
" 81 eTDerlsnced business man and thor
onnab Accountant. Address B. =, Appeal ONCE