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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-10-28
WHOLESALE GROCERY.

WHOLESALE GROCERY.
GRooER1Es AT WHOLESALE
G. BIECHELE
Has just opened his stock of
Choice Groceries
EAST ROOM OF THE REX BUILDING
East Tuscarawas Street.
CANTON, OHIO.
Coffee,
Tea,
Sugars,
Molasses,
Tobacco,
Spices,
Rice,
&C., &C.
RETAIL DEALERS in Stark and sur
rounding counties are invited to call and
| examine my large
| STOCK OF CHOICE GROCERIES
And judge of Prices, &c.
Among my Stock, have a large variety
of choice and carefully selected
Rhine, NIargraefier, and French Red
and White Wines!
Best CatawbR and Isabella!
Ga- Please Give me Call.
C. BIECHELE.
Canton o., June 3. lsGo-tf
! GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES.
Prices of Goods Approaching a Gold
Basis.
NICHOLAS BOUR,
Merchan. r. ilor,
Has reopane1 Merchant Tailoring
tab. shment -
Harter's B + lock Second Floor,
Where -. .ust received
An ENTIRELY NEW md wELL-sELECTED
STOCK Of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Vestings,
Also, a splend, assortment of
BROADCLOTHs,
Cassimeres and esting gs,
ofall Kinds, Styles and Prices.
N. o U R,
The welI>known Merchant Tailor, pays
individual attention to every garment
made at his establishments.
Canton May o. iS8S-tf
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OTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS, CHROMOS.
f. & II. T. ANTHONY G CO.,
sol BRcA OwAY, NEW YORK,

F.. * II. II. ANTHONY " CO,
SOL BRcA OwAY, New YORK,
Invita- the attention Of the Trade to their
extensive assortment of the above, of
the abe, of their own publication, .
manufacture and importation.
We publish over foar thousand subjects
of Stereoscopic Views, including:
Niagara, Catskills, Hudson, White
Mountains, Washington, Saratoga,
West Point, Mammoth Cave, Central
Park, Trenton Falls, Great West,
HousatOnic, Delaware, instantaneous,
Cuba, New Grenada, Venezuela, The
Andes, China, Japan, England, &c.
Our imported views embrace large as
sortment, including the choicest predUc-
tions of WIN. England, G. w. Wilson,
LamY, and other eminent photographers,
consisting OF
SWITZERLAND, Rhine, Pyrenees, Par
is, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
| POmpeii, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, Tuileries, st. Cloud, Trianon,
| Crystal Palace, TyroI, Herculaneum,
| FOntainbleau, COmpeigne, Versailles,
/ Naples, Rome, &c, &c.
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ID LACK NITuS s. COAL.
In quality and cleannssa, second to
none in the county, at

Houe III IIIe county, At
NEIDIG'S NEW COAL MINES,
Three iourths OF n milo west of North
Industry, Ohio, within 81 miles Of
MassiliOn.
For terms at mines. delivered On cars
or hauled, call on the undersigned at the
mines, or address Il. NEIDIG
North Industry, o., or Box 342 Canton, o
June "A, 1S6SR
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND LOT,

The undersigned offers Tor sale, and
must sell soon tho following property in
Alliance, Ohio, tO-wit:
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Bank of G. d. Har.er & Brothe'

Ea': I,racarawss g., canton, Ohio
We have removed our Bank to our new
Banking Housa, where we have every IA
cility for conducting general Banking
business, and solicit the continued and in
creased patronage. We buy and sell
Gold, Silver, Government Bonds and
Exchange!
MONEY LOANED,
Coupons cashed, and Collections made
PromissOry Note and Business Paper
land, Scotland, Ireland, France
and Germany, in sums to
suit.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
and Interest allowed at reasonble
rates.
Eg~Revenue Stamps for sale. Small
coin furnished,
GEORGE D. HARTER.
MICHAEL T. HARTER,
SANINGS DEPOSIT BANK
ISAAC uAETrz. GRO, u, KAETIE. ~ UAETER,
IBank Block, west side of square,l
CANTON, OHIO.
THIS BANK Is DOING \
General Exchange, Deposit and Dis
count Business!
MONEY LOANED.
PRONIISSORY NOTES BOUGHT.
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes Bought.
ALL KINDS OF
| Government Bonds and Revenue Stamps
OH hand and for sale.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED
/ and interest allowed on time deposits
! The public will find us prompt and nc,
! cOmmodating.
ISAAC HARTER d SONS.
CANTON, o., Oct !, 1866.
| Having sold our interest in the Saving:
| Deposit Bank, we cordially recommend
| the Savings Deposit Bank OF Isaac Harte
* Sons. (OIr successors) to the continued
and increased patronage of our friends.
PETER p. TRUMP,
may %. 1867. lV-
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,ToVE AND TIN STORE.

STOVE AND TIN STORE.
BUCKIUS & BROTHER,
North Market street, Canton, Ohio,
Have on hand complete assortment of
TIN.
COPPER AND
SHEET-IRON WARE.
Also, haYe on hand large assortment of
Cook, Heating, and Parlor Stoves.
We are also agents for the celebrated
American tE Benefactor Cook Stoves,
Which we warrant to be as good bakers
Ms there are in the market.
We also put up
TIN SCOUTING AND ROOFING
On reasonable terms.
RgAll kinds of custom work made
to order.
Don't forget the place, and give us q
call at our Store on North Market street
BUCIlIUs & BRO.
Canton, Aug. 10. 1S6Str
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-10-28

SEWING MACHINES
THE GREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION
BUTTON HOLE OVERSEANIING
And Sewing Machine.
It's Wonde1JtG Popularity Conclusire
Proof Of its Great 1Lerit.
TheincIease in the demand for this val
uable machine has been TEN FOLD du-
the last seven months of its first year be-
fore the public.
This GRAND and surprising success is
unprecedented in the history of sewing
machi'es, and we feel fully warranted in
1T HAS NO EQUAL,
ABSOLUTELY
FAMILY NJ MACHIN
In the world. and intrinsIcally the cheap
est; for IT is two machines combined in
one by a simple and beautiful mechanic
al arrangement, making both the Shuttle
and Lock-stitch, and the CVer~seaming
and Button-hole stitch, with equal facility
and perfection. 1t execute in the very best
manner every variety of Sewing, such as
! uemming, Telling, Cording, Tucking,
| Stitching, Braiding and Quilting, Gather
| ing and sewing on, (done at the same
| time), and i'll addition, OVerseams, En-
broiders on the edge, and makes beautiful
| Button and Eyelet- holes in all fabrics.
Every Machine is warranted by the
| Company, or its agents, to give entire sat-
1 iSfaction.
Circulars with full particulars and sans
| pies of work done on this machine. can
| be had on application at the SalesroOms
| of the American Button hole, OVersea m
! ing and Sewing Machine Company,
| S. w. cor. Eleventh and Chestnut sts.,
| PHILADELPHIA PA.
| Instructions given on the Machine ut
the rooms OF the Company gratuitOusly
| to all purchasers.
! R5 Agents Wanted.
FRED'K PAXSON, Pres't.
| w. B. MENDENHALI., Treas.
ian2l If
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Earthquake Yesterday at San Fran
CISCO.

CuoRrs They have taxed us big figure, &c
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now offer to the citizens Of c ,ntom and
vicinity
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
TRADE.

The attendance ct the Fair to-day was
very favorable indeed and altogether it
has proven quite a success. Had the
weather early In the week been at all
favorable there could be no doubt that
the attendance would have exceeded the
most ssnguins expectation OF the public
spirited gentlemen who have made sn,b
q noble effort to revive this institution In
our midst. The articles on e~xhibiiion
were numerous and all Of them possessed
advantages which were readily sppre.
ciated, making it difhcult in many cases
10 decide which should be awarded the
premium. The display of cattle, hogs
aud horses, was not so la ge e. could
have been wished, but It must be re-
membered that our people have not sen
able to pay the attention to this M Ter
which its Importance deserves. but hsve
been struggling e since the war TO
mske bread alone. and in many CASES
this has been difficult to do.
Saturday, which is never an act,ya
day In our general markets, was only
moderately 90 to-day. One or two arri-
walls Of steamers from above brought sur.
plies which have been on the way some
time and prices Of meats were a fraction
weaker but as a general thing we have
little change 10 report.
The tobacco trade Of Louisville
amounted to 80, 900 hogsheads during the
psst tobacco year. This merely included
the leaf tobacco sold In that market.
Lorillsrd, the great manufacturer, has
located ct that point and win establish .
n~anufacsory Immediately. What steps
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market opened firm 70.
day; Upland 1881; Orleans I'D and at
the close also firm, with Uplands 1890
1871; Orleans l19ll5d. Sales Is. O0a
bales.
In New York, at the opening, the
market was quiet, but firm. Il closed
the same, with moderate demand. Low
Middlings 244c Middlings Este; Orleans
253o; Good Middlings oslo. The gross
receipts for the week, at that port, wss
10000 bsles. Weeks sales 15. 900. Re
ceipts since Sept. 1st, 21,2lO. Stock
Is. 600. Receipts al sll U. S. ports 81 600
bales.
Our market was firm and moderately
active during the day with sellers, 10
many cases, willing to await the opening
advices of Monday. Among toe princi-
pal sales were u bales good ordinary
2lic; 20 good ordinary to low middlings
at 2liei % low middlings at 22c; So, 80,
is, IA, 20, IFS, 81 and &c, at DC; 81 at
225e; us at 22!o; 20 at 22Ic; 60 at 2l33;
100 middIiDgs 22le so at 223c; 8, @. T.
20, %, go, II, IS at 22ic; o at 22so; q at
22fc; 10 at 22lc; As at 22sc; 20 strict
mlddlings 23c; 6 at 23c; II at p, 10 good
middlings 24c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPFAL.(
AKsPhn, October a, le


OFFIOBO OF THE DAILY APPFAL.O
AKsPHIs, October "a, IL !
ew Tennessee bonds have fuctr LED
considerably In New York recently, buI
are in much favor by certain capitalists
of that city. The cause assigned is that
these parties have received assurances
from Nashville rs TO tbs policy 10 be
adopted concerning such of our railroads
as have not paid up TIE interest due the
State. At the next meeting Of the Legis'
ls.ure these parties have been assured
that the delinquent roads will be ordered
to be sold and the ring which has Invested
heavily in new bonds will become The
purchasers, paying in bonds. Capitalists
in New York seem to have got such 3
held upon Tennessee as TO enable them
to control the action not only Of the
Governor, bus Of the Legislature, the
reason why is perhaps not generally IN
derstood. 1t is explained By the fact
that during the troubles which the
BrownlOw administration, by its iHsuf-
iciency and lack of ability to control the
AAGICCEf nAOdSAN ABOA bLS SAHtO 1AAAB
the summer, these capitalists upheld its
credit in new York. But for their ex-
ertIons, Tennessee bonds would have run
down to low figures after Gov. Brown
low had convened ths Legisa turs in ex-
trsordinary session to pass the billauthoF-
ising him to call out the militia, q de-
clare martial law in any portion of the
State.
A gentleman In this city who has had
san, 200 of State bonds leehoa up la Kew
York for the past ten yesrs, having lost
all faith in the State, has ordered his
bUnds to be sold and declares that never
again will he invest q dollar in these Sc
curities until the political affairs Of Ten
Dessee have undergone q change.
The New York money market is re.
ported TO be in s panicky condition, but
we think there is no real danger Of any
thing like q crisis. Our dispatches to-
night will, no doubt, report the matter
adjusted.
Local finances are unchanged. Cur
rency comes in daily In large amounts
and is disbursed s!mcst 81 fast as 1t
arrives. About 80 per cent. we presume
of ell the currency received goes to the
interior in the pocket Of the planter, who
has brought his cotton to the city to sell,
or TO SCENTS, at the various inland points,
who are purcha ing on account for our
merchants. Deposits are increasing
rapidly. Some Of our banks report SD
increase Of so per cent. sines the quar-
terly statement appeared on The 9Th inst.
City bonds are firm, but We could learn
Of DO operations. Buyers are numerous
at % cents, but no sellers.
A small sale Of Memphis snd Little
Rock bonds at 50 cent: IVES reported.
Other stocks and bonds are nominslly
unchanged.
City Scrip is very firm, with an active
demand. Sales at 7So we're made to
dealers, snd soc would be paid for email
pieces readily. We quote as follows:
Gold in New York opened at 81 81,
went down to 81 34i, and fell at the
close to 81 34s.
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ONE DOLLAR PER BALE,
TO the Friends and Patrons of VI K.
ELL 4 Co.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
you that owing to the death OF hi. W, z.
Hill, which occurred at his residence o. the
l4th inst, and who has has the sole ch-rseo
said nrm IL removed 10 New Orleans and
merged in the house of & ami
where all communications touching the Lusl
ness Of either house should be acaTeg-ed
Thanking you fOrthe liberal share af uat-on-
age hitherto connded 20 our care, and COLLECT
Ing a transfer and OF tbs SAME 10
our New Orleans house. IN charge OF orr Mr.. 4
Dlekmsnn, only surviving partner OF thet -
houses, We are retpecfiuny, your 81 ed Il
servants, DICKNANN q HILL,
s. Union street, New Orl.ans.
18th October, lS6s. CrI5 ~
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NOTICE,
The state OF Mississippi, Tuniea eop,tv-p,,
bate Court, October Term. Is5S

The state OF Mississippi, Tunica eopntv-p,1,
bate Court, October Term, 1855.
n the matter OF the hD al account Of William
4 r. Hunt, Executor OF Eli NJ, Driver d
CEASED, on his application lOr discharge nom
his said trust.
To julia n. Driver. Sarah E. Hdnt. Julia T.
Hunt, Giles L. Driver and } 3 children Nm.
Driver and hts children Allan Steigar and
MS WIG Fenelops and their children WIN.
Hichos anu his wife Sarah, now decsss q.
and their ehidren and Az oiker persons in
terested In The eetste OF said XII Ia. Driyer.
deceased
You are hereby notified to eppear AT = tsvno
OF the PROBATE Court of Tunlos county MISSES.
siPp1, on the second Eondayln Deotnhar nevt
ISIS and show cause, II any Won ssn ,Sbo - =
said dual account of the said William n m,
as executor as aforesaid, should not be an
proved and allowed and the said Erecutor AZ
charged nom his said trust.
By order OF said Court. October s, 1895.
y. y. PHILLIPS. IHerK.
oels III. Wo0DsoS, D. O..
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T-EzEGRAPHIO
ren Orlearn mnrhsi.


NEW ORLEANS. October "a -Cotton in Foo4
demand am hiSher; middlinEs &c; sales q
nsles receipts 2ls7 exports l2,i7s. SteriGg A.
New York siglt q discount. Louisiana
sugar ag1,ye, sells last as 2 ce.yedi Common
lie good $40. Molasses comclsG c; cEotte
81 o. FiCur Iufl, suverfine = 90. Corn, ons
on lsndiUE s. O7H. Oats steady 62gO5c. Br-n
and has unshsnsed. Pork very nrm $50 io5,
clear sides I5c. Lard in [ er.eSa Soc X b %.
ST. Eouis MsrkeI.
ST. LOUIS. October ci-Tohscco droopink.
59l0c. Corn 81 043l ~. Oats 4S652Zc. Rye
81 1891 q. Pork S5IGSi >. Bulk meats. Gle T
sides l6G sc. BAG n, shoulders lSe; sides l5H
@lE4c. LaTd lsks2Gzc. NhiEky 81 ..
Cincinnati aarhet.
CINCINNATI. octoher x -Faunny four. s. 51a
J IS. wheat 81 IS Old corn CSC; new $50 o..
Osfs $50. Whissoy 81 i; good l7Lc. con,
shoulders l&gE5zei sides i5sz9i7c.
LoEIzviIIe Harhet.
LOUISVILLE. Ootober 2l-Toba~co. ssres 81
hue -four s %. Wheat 81 75al IS. Cam, old
s5&Tc. new IN ear 90. buk OARS So. Bulls
rye 81 3; hess -o[z 81 g Bacon shouldeTs
I7hSl7Ia. Whtskey, raw 81 &c,
Few York Market.
NEW YoBK, October 2i-Cott7n a shsde
supernne Hour, So 2096 -. whisky 81 l7gI IS.
Wheat lower. Rice dull. Coffee in moderate
aemaad: sugar 92iet; Is,aId H2sshhe.
Foreign aSrkets.
loNgoS, October 24-Consols o. ee4H;
SOS 80.
LrvEKrooL, October 22-Cotton clos firm
Orleans lGl1sc sales 1900 bales. Bresdstaffs
quiet ana unchanged.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINoIPA NORTHERN CT fIEs
lis By THE
Memphis & Louisville B. 3. Line.
Fla" Schedule, September IS, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains

9th Trains oonnect Tor NashVflle.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at 81. LOU at 1880 pm. next day.
through Tickets at Reduced ERates,
Can be procured at the Company's ONCE, S17H
Main street. and st Depot, head OF Main street,
So Baggsge Cneekeo a. Depot or BY the Mem
Tate Residences, or on board poats, TO all prin-
eipaI points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES superintendent.
ASA HILL. Passenger Agent. sepl3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26

There were several bales of superior
cotton contesting for the prize at the
Fair to-day. 1t is q matter Of no little
pride, therefore, to our citizens to know
that Shelby county has been awarded
the premium. Mr.. John Ship pre-
scented the best bale. II was raised, we
learn, on Big Creek, IN this county, and
was of very fine staple, and wa SO per-
fectly ginned that one would imagine it
had been carded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26

Feeling thankful for the liberal patronaae
which has been here fofore bestowed on me hy
By my friends in Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas, l respectfully ask q continuance OF
the same,
have also associated with me In bushes.
Ar. 7. G. CAHKIN, formerly OF South Carolina.
= gentleman 1 cordially rec mmend to nv
niends and patrons. 8. D. MCCLURE
sspS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
UME z.
No. 10 Madison ST., Htmphlls TeEn,,
United States Commissioner,
Commissioner for the Court Of CialmS ST
Washington, Commissioner OF Deeds
fer she several States, JGstlce Of
tse Peace, Shelby Co., fen.

re- As Justice of the Peace be Will give
prompt attention 10 all business brought be-
fore HIM. He has never been, in the habit of
requiring cost in advance.
Sc Mr.. a. Il. ADAMS. 3 duly elected and
Bonded COnstabls,of the 18th civil District
Shelby county, viii attend st this office, and
receipt for all claims placed in his hands Tor
eOllection. He is reliable and prompt, and can
give the most satisfactory reIereDces- Ocl6 u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
InSOEUemt Notice.

T HAVE suEges ed the insolvency Of the 90
4 tate Of o W Armstrong, deceased, to the
Clerk OF the County Court or Shelby county,
All persons having claims against SAID estate
viii hle the senewith said Clerk, authent icated
s 1SSF' iss. . siST d e Or 7. WIZ WIT r he lt day Of
Oetoe%T IL, - o0R iaw4E wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
THROUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest, Quickest, Best---Via Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad
and its Connections.

This line gives shippers advantage Of TWO
ROUTES.
For through Bills Ls1iug or Information
apply to F. Il. TALLY. General Agent, z7S
Main street, or A. J. LOWE. gent At i'epoi
ADJUSTED.
WI. ROSS, General Superintendent,
Memphis and charleston K. n.
JOS. 6.L0PEZ, General Freight Agent
Memphis and Charleston r. Il. sctl0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
DISSOLUTIONS.
Dissolution.

THE Firm OF W. n. Eskfn 4 90. WIS dis.
Il solved by mutual con sent on the 18Th Au-
gust, 1855. Eit6eF party Is authorized to settle
the business Of The old drm,
All persons indebted to the firm of ". n.
Eskin & Co. are requested to come forward and
settle without delay. The books aud papers
will be found at the UndsrErfters' Warehouse,
corner OF Market and Promenade streets.
W. N. EAKIN,
A. CONNELL-
Memphis, September l, 1858
The business will be con inued at thu old
stand on Chiokasaw street, by A. Council and
~. Connell, IT., under the hrn mans of A.
q Co.
Memphis. September !. lesS- sens Il
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WOLVES
sohiedam ~Sehnapps.

B above Medicinal Beverages "A p,snus.e-
Iureo oy tns proprietor, at his distfIery- n
use.
Il Is now some twenty years sfnse the pro-
Prlesor nrSttntroduced II to the American nub-
nc, and during that time he has received over
tnree thousand letters nom physicfans. fadors-
ing ~ as me purest liquor hey have ever nseS
In their practice
1tis made nom barley OF the finest ouartv
selected with great care from the DToducts 81
ne most celebrated -gratn-zrowfng distrf ~. IL
naVore0 with the essence Of the aromatic iuni-
per-oerry OF Italy, and isreetined by 4 pesuIisr
process when sxpe4s from The spirit svery
Asa means or preventing and correcting the
alsaereeaoIe and often dangerous effect pro-
ooceo upon the stomach and bowels bv a
enange OF water-a visitation 10 which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unaselimated persons
IN tne West. the South, and sourhvea are Pc
sulary naole-the ScHIEDAr
QasAfF VIII be found absolutely nfaIible.
NnAeln eases Of dropEy. gravel, O hstructfons o.
ne k1one5s, diseases OF the bladder. strfctureL
oyspepsia and general debility, ii Is recon-
menoeo most emphattcsly by the most dis
w gonnea members OF the medical professtp
~ u put up In quart and pint sbottIe 2.
esses. WIN the name Of the un6ersixp<
me DOLLS and cork, and 9 facsimile % "a "a
patore on the label For sale by ala -nhs1Y-
oIugg1S1 n c0untry merchantR SPecIaoiS
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Connecting at Little Rock with tire steamers
Van buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to the 10th of Noyenbsr the
new boats viii be On shed, a'd the Company
wilthen run four boats froo Memphis through
10 Fort rmith, giving direct Communication
with all points on the river, III, ArkapsssJiye
now b ing in good navig allie condition.. Pas
SER gers and freightare put through to all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
rates. a
All persons shipping freigt. for any pointon
the Arkansas river from North or Eat Of Mem
phir, should have their goods consigned TO
9NO. D. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be conslgned
TO ". W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
57 9. 4, KENDIG, Agent,
asPz ~ FIaat street, Acshy Book.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RlVEg
E-%A -
Paokee C0mpa'y.
MorIcE

hereby given that an organization has been
effected under a charter granted By the Leg
~islature OF Tennessee, November II. 1875, en-
titled An Act 10 incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
John ID. ADAMS.
In TEBBETr5,
fJAMFS LAWSON, Directors.
~ Eas2. hHAINES,
HARRISON BIASDEL,J
The Line OF Boats known as the Memphis
n Arkansas River U, s. Mail Packet Compa-
y Is merged In the chartered company,
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
J. n. TEBBErTs, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
Geld Reliable" Memphis and White
River Us. Mail Packet Company,
TFLWeeklg Line.


THE splendid side wheel steanner CONNER.
Il CIAL, LIBERTY, No. 2, and MAfFlOW ER,
Will form q TrI-H eekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tue
Gay, Thursday and Saturday, 81 5 O'clock Pm,
connecting al Devalls BLUFF vita tfaics o the
Little Rock Railroad for LivIe Rock, BOT
Spring., and all points in Ar6ansas- Return
ing, viii leave Dsyan's r AZ every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, IN arrival Of the
train frUIn Little Rock
Commercial. I apt John Edison, leaves Mem
phis THURSDAY, ats O'Clock p.m.; Liberty, Ho.2
Capt. James hice, Tuesday, At ) o'clock p.T.;
MsyhOwer, Capt VIM. J Ashforf Saturday s
o'ciuck m. c. o. D. bills viii BE- taken for re-
sponSihle parties by the line a. herttotore,
without anv cnsrPe being made for collection.
Tse steamer F. ". Brooks will Iun in con-
neetion with this lima FROM JaeksoDport TO Po-
cahontas on Black Rtver, making Seni- Week.
i trips.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upor us during the past three years, we hope
by strios attention to business, TO merit q con-
tinuance of the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Bup'J NJ. and W. r. Pckt Co.
LARRY hARMSTAD, Agent,
Star WhartbCs at, foot Jefferson street.
LEVT & SHARPE, Agents.
sue0tS No 80 Front Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-26
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