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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-19
Oxford.

\ correspondent OF the Lewiston Jour
nal say,
On Saturday last. this town was visite !
by worry severe tempes' Of thunder. light.
ni"g hail and tAia. The lightning WAS in
ienseiy vivid. descending from the cloud
apparently IN every bolt. directly 60 tbs
earth. whiie he thunder wa, terrihc. The
cloud ,cemed TO spend i,s fury in passing over
What - kno~n a. Alien Hin. IN this town.
The house % Ncwcll.I.inucll va. struck tho
lightning passing through nearly every part
OF sbe building, badly SCATTERING i, in all
directions. throwing down the chimney
bursting IN The pIas;criug m al the rooms.
leaving It Rimos; wrvok. bu, shat -
strange. II d,I Eo; set 1t on FIRE
John L.nnell, ESQ al aged gentleman Of
about eighty years. who lived with has son
Nc"cN. was sitting IN one Of the rooms
reading and was INSTANTLY killed. though no
marks were LEI. upon hi, body One Of has
grand daughters an the room was struck
scu'elcss BY tie bolt, her mother picked
her Of and placed Der IN her grand father,
zap, @ni HHdtnE The old gentleman motion.
les ~as thc first warning ,dc bad ia. asy-
,hing had bsia.lcu ham IIo at 10 bis
chair in precisely the same position be was
before TO wa struck \ dog lying tow
feet from him was also killed I, Seems,
almost . mira .c ;hai The ~holc family. -bo
vere ali 10 the house 9, the tame. were no,
killed
\ 'hAdc trcc ia iron: Of the house o.!
John I Jordan, esi ~ho reside, about a
quarter Of miie from Nj Liunell',. "a.
struck and saivered TO atom. AMI Mr..
Lov,joy. whose house b. near jordan. vas
struck down .ensc'css
]! was the most terrific thunder storm
'LA' had rAs'c.i over ,hi. town far year..
The hail 10 'Lc EASTERN section Of ,lc ,o~n
dill great damage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-16
COTTON

The Liverpool market opened dull,
with 8 downward tendency-Uplauds,
IO3d; Orleans, lld-and at the close was
easier but not qu0tsbly lower. Sales
5000 bales.
The New Orleans market was IN
steady at the opening, and at 2 p m. it
was dull and tending downwards-Mid-
dlings, 22l@224c.
The New York market opened dull,
with holders anxious 70 realizs but prices
nominslly unchanged. Atnoon holders
were still anxious-Low Middlings, 2Sc.
At 2 pm. It was dull and heavy, but
holders, to effect sales, were unwilling to
make concessions. At the closs the mar
ket was dull and prices lower-Low Mid
dlings, 223c; Uplands, 24e; Orleans, 245e;
Good Middlings, 254e. Sales 700 bales.
Receipts for the week 5000 bales. Gross
receipts 24,6O0 bales. Weeks sales Is. 900
bales. Exports since September Ist,
$4,000 bales. Stock "a 900 bales. Re-
ceipts at ali United States ports "A, 000
bales. This shows al ineresss in the
receipts ST New York Of 1000 bales over
last week. An increase of 400J in stock
and 1000 increase ia receipts at all
ports.
Our market has been quiet and weak,
though holders were not disposed to con-
Geo 70 the ideas OF buyers, who wanted
GOOD style Middiings at 22e. Several
odd lots were, however, sold at that
figure, and we hesrd Of shy Middlipgs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-16
Monday. 18th November, AID, 1858,

To the highest and best bidder, for cash. at the
front entrance OF the US. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block, No. 40 Main street. Memphis. Ten
nesses, e,ween the hours OF 9 o'clock am. and
4o'elock pm. aud commencing at Il O'Clock m.
Of said day. all the right. title aud Interest, legal
and equitable, belonging 70 said Bankrupt on
The % Jay OF March. les, IN and to the follow
ing described real estate in the county Of
Christian and State Of Kentucky, being the
real estate belonging TO the estate or Or. b. g..
Tuck, deceased, tne father of said Bankrupt,
and consisting Of a tract OF land said 10 con-
tain 1909 acres. more or less, situated in the
southern portion OF said county, rs miles south
from H9pkinsVille and one and one. bali miles
east from Lafayette, the said interest being the
undivided oue-sixth of said real estate, belong
ing 70 said BANKRUPT as heir, subject to the
ltfe-estate OF Mrs. 4. N. Tuck therein, and
amounting to about It's acres. more or lass.
ocl73s Nm. Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
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Taesday, iosh day of November, An. .isss.

To the highest and bsstbidder, for cash, a. the
frapr entrance Of the U s. Courthouse. Vel
dran Block, No. $50 Main street. Memphis, Ten
nesgea, between the hours OF 9O'ciock am. and
4 O'Clock pm. and commencing at u O'clOek II.
OF saia day. all the right, title and Interest, legal
and equitable, belonging 10 said Bankrupt on
the 18Th day of February, lseS, N and to the
Scott and Stale Of Kentucky, on the waters of
South E1khorn, consisting Of two tracts OF one
hundred and tweoty-nine acre. sndninap poles,
adjoining each other, and lying on the Soulh
SIDE or he Georgetown and Frankfort Turn
pike road, about SIX miles from Georget0wn,
Kentucky. and bounded on the soufh BY he
road, on the west by lands OF Mrs.
Kenney. on the north by the said Turnpike,
and on the east by lands ~ Jackson, Bra1h2ra
and Eesr. WM. I. OlHDDE,
Assignee of the Estate or Hison z. johnson.
Memphis, Tenn, October 20, 1865. oc2l
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EGecut0T''s Sale.

Pamela COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold ct public cutlery, at Como
Miss, or THURSDAY. the 10Th dayofDe
cember next, that va liable plantation OF 81
acres, more or less, nos as me Stoyall Place
adjoining Austin Pasley's, about two milei
from the railroad. has the usual improve
ments, and located On Senatobis creek. TERMS
viii bs ma6s known On She day o. sale. Parties
desiring TO examine the place are referred 70
Mrs. austin Pasley; postcrice, Como.
THOS. p. SfOVALL- Executor
noy6 tbs Of Pleasant StByail. deceased.
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DR.. JAMES

FORMERLY OF JAMES' LOCK HOSPITAL,
Z Custom house street, New Orleans. (estab-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated -tnrOcgnOut the eoun-
DISEASES, can be cOnddsntiaiiy consulted 81
his Office and pariors, 81 and 9S Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or By letter
PostG1eeD drawer Ss6S
DR.. AAk treats CHROSIy, NERCURIAL,
STPHILITIC, BLOND and KIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS Of 3 CONTAGIOUS We
EEREAL CHARACTERIZATION he cures with
out the use OF mercury, iodido of pofsssa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his HEUTRA l.
FER, q positive cure for all hunOrs and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNHL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse CT the or
gans, early tndfscretiOnS, excuses, OF entailed
herediiarily, causing loss OF memory, coniU-
sion, depression, dimes OF vision snd often
times Insanity, EitE a dep cradle train OF othe-
symptoms, treated and radieatly cured o. an
fnfznibie method, saving time and expense.
Al diseases peculiar 70 the sexual organs, OF 3
private character, radically and permanently
cured.
the blood has bseoDe poisoned. producing
bIOtchss on the face, small vateTy blsfers,
pains In the bead and bones, liberated throat
and moss, sores on tae limbs and body, s~crof1Ia,
together with an endless number Of suderings,
eiectuslly and permanently cured.
DR. JAMES Is recommended By the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges.
and by the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should sPpiy 70 him. and be
cured at once. -
TEE MoSTToz, by Dr.. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex. czusss. effects and the IL remedies. compiled
In the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent 70 any address. securely raped Price
One DOliSr. Pamphlets on SP~EBMATOREHEA.
or one IN SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope
upon receipt of postase-tWO red stamps An
dress Dr.. JAMES, Post0f6es Drawer S63. Chi
c7go, Illinois. sePIlL
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LasOEee9at Notice.

HAVE suggssr ed the Insolvency OF the es
1 tate Of JON W Armstrong, deceased, to the
CLERK of the Count Cunt of Shelby coanty.
All persons having claims against said estate
will dle the sameWith said Clerk, authenticated
Anil. 1853. JOHN 7. WILLIHS, Admir-.
octsbsr 70, lS& oc21 law4W wed
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate
In the matter OF a. P. TUCK, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy at Memphis.

DY virtue of an order OF sale entered in the
ID aoOvs-pamed matter, on the Path day of Oc-
t"be",l 1858, by the Dis riet Court of the United
States fo- the District Of West Tennessee, in
Bankruptcy, 1 viii sell, OF
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Thursdsy, Scer ". a. Caldwell, Hafnes
Master.
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Has.

Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to TIE 10th Of November the
new boats will be I'm shed, and the Company
viii then run four boats nom Memphis through
10 Fort Smith, giving direct ommunfcatio
with all points on the river, the Arkansasliyer
now befng IN good n~avigaBle condition. Pas
seBgers and freight are put through 70 sii points
on the river without delay, ana et reasonable
rates
All persous shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East Of Mem
phis, should have heir g0ocs consigned to
3NO. D.. ADAMS, Memphis. MERCHANDISE
shipped from New o. ieans should be consigned
TO W. W. JOHNSON, Nepolees, Ark.
JNO. d. ADAMS. President,
I. A. KENDIG. Agent.
sep26 34 Front street, Acsby Block.
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ms aHErs
Rev vorE aIarkst.

Kew V0FE Markst
NEW YORK. November 14-Cotton q shade
lower; sales 3sa bales 6~DlenCs, 24c. Sapor-
Ine flour, s. 545 s.. WHISKY quiet; Western
ree, 81 u5fl GA. Rice dull Caro- ina, Si4g94c.
Coffee Cuil. Sugar quieti Cube, IL elS@c.
Golsssa dali; copcer Tennessee, c
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn, q leGl H.
Money easy call, &C. Sterhng qaiet, S1sGStsc
cold, 8L85fsc. The stock exchange was
further advance on prices based OF reports that
leading Bun and Bear reporters had Joined lane
IN working o ether for an upward movement
Business was
New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, November LECTION de-
clined; midcncgs- &5s9214c: receipts, lJi
bales; exports, l0.540 ba-es. Gold 81 $3.50
sterling advanced commercial, 45s49 i5Zse
sugar depressed; far, lci choice, lfc; ciaI.
fed, l4%Gi44c. Moia-ses declining; pane
zoe; choice, Soc. Flour stssdy ana unchanged,
Core scarce new, Sol % Oats, hight sHppiy
and easy, Ca Il sn. 81 p. gay Scarce Wss,'
ern, 500 o.. Fork dun aud lower, So -. b.
con dun; shoulders. 1870 clear rb tides, lSc
clear sides, ~. Lard uull; terce, l617c; kegi
IL. Coffee nrm anu
louisville marked
LOUISVILLE, November lA.-Tobacco firm
good Tugs 10 fair leaf, S8l6Zr. Hogs, 747ze
gross Cotton; Pie suPernne -four, = so
Wheat, 81 Oal t. New corn IN bulk 5O95Oc
ear and sh lied, Oats 50 E5tc. New meSs pork,
s4 50. Bacon shOu d n, lS1ac clear Mo sides,
lie: clear sides, lSzG4S12c. Prime lard in
uerces, 1910. High Wills, 81.
CsaeiBBati EarEKos.
C~rSCIsrATI. November l4-Fioar, family,
s. soar IS. wheat, 81 20. Corn. new, SIC. . IS,
55g57c. Cotton dull ana nominal, &c. Wais-
Ky, 81 20. Green meats, lj9ilc; hulk meats, u,
Is, l4T and l4%c Weather UnfayoTabis for
curing. Lard, l59lG4c. Hams, l69i7c. Batter,
3}9S7c. Eggs, sc
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November l3-Tobacco quiet ard
unchanged. Supernne -four, 81 60G5 50 wheat
81 582 10. Corn 55@7sc. Oats, f7@E2c. Old
pork, ~; new, a 50. Bacon, clear sides, lSG
lS51c. Lard ls%SIG%c.
Foreign EarEefs.
LONDON, November IA-Consols for money,
9iH. Bus, 74Z.
FRANKFORT, November H-Bonds, TS1S27a.
LIVERPOOL November lA-CottOn not QUOTA
bly, lOwsr; sales 500 bales ;middling upIands,
lV4d Orleans, I'D. Brcadstufs unchanged.
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BRTCKWORK.

THO@AS CUBBINS can ALWAYS be found at
i IsI MAIN STREET, corner W~ashingtgp.
Sc Leave orderS.
move lms THOMAS
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o HOUND CITK.

cTEAMER GEORGE ". CREEK TE
- leaves Memphis every day fors&S
MOundCity az & am, 10 am, u m, - and AZ
pm. Leaves Mound City every cay at a.m.y
Gam. Il an, and X and 4 pm. Landing at
foot OF Washington street.
jyII MARX p CHEEK. Hastar.
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st. Louis Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
THIS highly popular Hotel VIII again be
i opened to the travelling public
On the LIST of December.

The undersigned will exert his best endeavors
to give its patrons the high satisfaction which
has Away Su stained il. Families and others
proposing 20 visit New Orleans can secure &C
commOdatiOns in advance by addressing
W. A. HURD, Manager.
Or o, E HALL st. Charles Hotel, New Or
laws OK On
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RAILROAD TINE B

Memphis and Little kOek Railroad
70 MADISON LITTLE Rock, Ark.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at z am.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day ana saturday,, At 7:a ain. ArF1Ve al
JAS. W. RoBERTsoN,
oc2 General superintendent.
EIeslssipPi and 1ezResses RsllFosa.
ARarvE. pEPART.
$ = 0rlearsExprsss deiiy SEQ p.m. S:o5 p.m.
a. accom'n, daily, ex-
oep y--.---..-. 500 am. 300 p'Tn.
Freig ally, except sun
GRW..--..-.......... ......-.- SD pm. TsUD a.I6s
Takesefect Sunday. August Is, 1865.
a. . LIVEHMOH8, GeaI upt
O.P. OAKLEY e Ticket Agt. aul6
Eenphis and Charleston RsilFeaa.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
through Mail (dsIly)--m... $40 pm. 1870 pm
Through Express--..-----.-lG:s0 pm. l2Al am
fThis train does 1otleave Ssturdsys)
C0rinth Accommodation, daily,
Except sundays at-..----. 500 AIN
Somervule Accommodation
daily (sxceDt E~unday)...-- g.25 am. $40 pm
Railroad Time Is - minutes faster than city
T-iokstofsce, gs Main etrest and at Depot
W.J. ROSS, Gen1supt
semPAis and E0alsyiils Railroad Aiae
ARRIVE.
Dag Express, z. r. time. z50a.m. 245 pm
" City time J:lGa.m.
Night Express, s. 2. time Sl2 pm. $50 am
{" City time. 2:5b p.m-
HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad ime--.4:3 pm
City me--~""aa--...4:l 0 pm
Arr am
Ticket orIces No, 2s7k XGin street and al Lee
BAM. B. JONES. GenIgap't.
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=. sToLrs,
DEALER IN
Coal, Mammoth Petro and ether
Illuminating Oils.

AMPS. Burners and Chimnsys, OF every va
II Tiety also, Stoves and TinWsre. C0anty
Rszhts for sale for the N-on-sxplCsive Nam
moth oil. Parties desiring to purchase tn
Petro on can rely upon getting the genufn
CleyFlaud-msde article only fromme.
oszs sm J, STOLTS, sc Jefferson Street.
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate.

In The matter of JILsOS P. JOHNSON, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy at Memphis.
ny virtue of an order OF sale entered in the
D Rbove-naned matter, on tue l2th day of De-
tOber, 1858, by the District Court # the United
States for the District Of West Tennessee, in
Bankruptcy, 1 Win sell, on
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RIVER MATTERS.
AND RISElN.

WEATHER AND RISEESS.
Weather clear. The river is rising ct
this point but not rapidly. It has risen
probably so inches in ali sines the swell
set in. At Pittsburg, yesterday, there
was seven feet in the channel and fall
Ing. The river at Louisville was sta
tionsry, with 81 feet in the canal, but a
small rise was looked for. The Missis-
sippi is falling st st. Louis, and the up
per streams are falling. At Cairo the
Ohio rose two feet. The Arkansas has
three feet to Pine Bluff, ana thirty inches
TO Little Rock,
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RUN AS FOLLOWS:

Beth Trains connect for Nashville,
The Sis pm ounset for cairo and ST. IOuis.
arriving at ST. Louis at $50 pm ext day.
Through Tickets at Reduced bates,
Can be procured at the ~Company's ONCE, 2ssZ
Main street, ana At Depot, head OF Main street,
- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
Phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
TsJs Residences, or on board coats, 10 ali prIn-
cipal points Fast and North.
SAN. 2. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL Passenger Agent. sspI3
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS River
- @
Packed COmpa,y.
NoTlcE

Z hereby given that a N organization has been
effected under a charter granted by the Leg
stature of Tennessee, November IL, 1885, en-
titled a. An Act TO incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company
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n5- The following boats viii each make & "trip
n week until the Dsw boats OF the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving ZEN
PITTS as heretofore, en- MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, az 6 O'Clock pm:
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LlTTLR ROCK
A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTE4-
bar z, 1855, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Rosa will run regularly as foilows;
GOING WESF-Leaves HoDefeId Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7.3O am. and arrive
at Madison at A. O'Clock pm.
CoMtNG EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 7;e0 a M. arrive at
hopeneld at 1 O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
The Eerryboat Nevada leave the foot Of
Tickets for sale al al the Railroad Ticket on
ces in the city.
hE5ights for Madison or way stations recefved
by Z. d. Patterson z Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations mast be prepaid.
romeo of Road, No. Y Jefferson street.
an@u ,. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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Officers Of the Customs at the ports
above indicated will see to it that q copy
OF this circular is posted in 3 conspicuous
place in their respective custom houses.
h. McCULLOCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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FOR NEw

FOR EEE ORLEANS.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
--.... ..-.. Montgomery master
THIS spieniiu passenger steamer dTA
Will leave a sroye -
MONDAY, 18th inst. At m
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
nol52t ~ Madison street.
Mernphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MISSISSIPPI Master
Thi Mammoth freight steamer 49,
viii leave as above on G
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ct 5 pm.
For freigbtOnIy apply 70
X HAkMSTAD, Agent,
nOvl54t ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
master
This elegant passenger steamer a.
VIII leave -
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
MART WALT & CO,
novl5 It Agents, ~ Font street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MiSSlSSiPPI--.--..--.--.N. ;. Green, Master
This splendid passenger packet -ISA
viii leave SIS above 11
MEDN ESDAY. 18th inst. st ) Pm.
LEVY &aSHARPE, agents,
noyl5 II No. zl Front street.
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Certificate OF enroliment~.--....-....-...... 50
Earonment bond 30
Lirense, including bend, II not over 20
License, intending bond, above aad not
Lien e. ineinding bond ab5ys io5 fons "a
OnlciSl certificate 10 each ogner's OATH. 20
OmeiRl cert!neats 10 masters 0ath.--.......... 90
Recording each bill of sale OF MORTGAGE 80
SsIeleo CODY 81 ~
Each bend ON tally 80
OF CHANGE OF MASTERS.
For Endorsement OF change on enroll
ment.--y
Endorsement OF change on hcense4--~.--0
Official certificate 70 oath OF msstsr.f0-s0
he urn OF seamen as per form GAG, or
] General Regulations, no fee is eharge-
able unless oath OF master Is required,
when the fee viii e....~-...-..-~...-.. 20
(The foregoing return Of searuen Is not
the "crew list" required by section 3,
act Of March 3, 1881
For furnishing the tripiieate copies of
inspection 70 the masters or owners of
steamers no fee Is ~ehargeable, as the act
Of August 30, 1852, and its amendments,
cover the issuance OF inspection papers
So well as the inspection itself.
FEEs ON RE-wAREHoUsE ENTRY.
FOR ...-25
oath 10
permit to SEND to
re warehouse 20
FEES on WITHDRAWAL ENTRY FRoa WARE.
HOUSE.
] permit
Officers Of the Customs at the ports
above indicated will see TO il that q copy
/ R4 NhTzn aur=afaa = 1900. - .----s-.-r~-
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r. n

Dealer ia stoves. Ttnuare, House FIR
nishtBg GoOds.
ToAL, Lard and Luhricating OILS. Iobbfng
~ and repairing prompts sttended 10 ~
competent wOrkLfsn. 2sS Front street, near
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BLAsDEL,

The Line of Boats known rs the Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Compa-
nv, Is merged in the chartered company.
Ohm u. ADAMS, President.
]. NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
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NUIIII - L
CHANRER or CoHMKRCB,
MEMPHIS. November Il, lSs2.
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FOE C1ECsEEATE.
Memphis and CinciaEati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, No. 2.-.....-. Walsh Clark master
This splendid passenger packet IL
VIII leave SIS above .
MONDAY, ion inst, at 5 pm,
LARRY HARMSHAD, Agent,
nOvI4 e ~ Madison street.
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FCE 81. LOUIS.
q yEOEssURG.

FOR vEOEssURG.
Regular st Louis, Memphis and Vicksburs
Us. Mall Packet-FOr Y~icksburg.
q. N. ....--..Carte master
This splendid passenger packet
VIII leave as above E
MONDAY, lSth INST, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
n"vl52t ~ Madison street.
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FGE WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DES ID. EuiOtL master
This fac passenger packet Leaves -
for the above on zSlz2s
MONDAY. 18th Inst, at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents.
No. 5 Jefferson street.
Dave HukilI, Passenger Agent. novI4 st
Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet Co.
LIBERTY No. 2......-.--~..J2ms Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis 20 abDTe. -iz@zss
TUESDAY. 18th inst. nt 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage Apply TO
LARRY HABMSTAD, Agent,
novI5 St star Wbarfbost. foot Jefferson st.
Memphis and White River US. Msu Picket Co.
Ib1AE 10 a---------jAInes hlce master
This excellent steamer leaves ~
Memphis as acsVe, $500
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
Lew & SHARPE. Agents.,
NJ. .9i Front street.
J, A. Sayers. Passenger Agent. nOVl5 st
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet.
For afro Evansville and Louisville.
JOHN Benson master
Ihis superb passenger steamer .EI~A
will leave as above =zL
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARA~TAD. Agent,
nevl52t ~ Madison street.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
JOHN master
This splendid passenger packet
win leave for the above Sz=k@
MONDAY. 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
RICHARD ". LIGETBURSH, Agent,
nOvf| p 3f Front -treet
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR EVANSVILLE,
roc I A FoIaT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Pa7ket-
For Helena and Friars Point.
aLues Lee master
This elegant passenger packet ~
wiz leave EG
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
ViNSON & DOEAHUE, Agents,
novls2 q 9a Front stree;
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memphis and Eew Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AAES-.~..-..Geo. w. Boyd, Master
j. 5. Sedam, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer wiz enter E
1 the trade IS u regular SATUR-I
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November %, ~ 3 pm,
AID every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HAR ISTAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
noy14tf No 81 Front street.