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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12


Hereafter no CRIRCH NOTICES viii be pub
Iished crutis. except ia this form and under this
heading. When special notices Of special ser
vices are sent 70 Us, they VIII be charged a.
other advertiser ents.l
ST. LAZARUS CHURCH-J. T. Wheat d. D.
Decentralization street. Services at l075 am
and pm Sunday school at am. Daily ser
vices attain. and pm.
AsBURY CHAFELs-Corner CT Linden and
Hernando-Rev. +. 5. Petway, Pastor. Ser
,y'oss at l05l am. and p N.
RNPrlsr TABERSACLE-COur street-Rev. S,
n Ford. y. D. L. L. d. Services at l91z am, and
SPIN.
grsqro = CHA EEL-Corner Jones avenue an
AIabama street. o. Stesdman, D. D Pastor.
Services At l05z q N
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-ReE. Mr. Johnson
viii preach this SABBATH morning at l05s
O'Clock, sabbath school at O'Clock.
THIRD Pr EsBYTEEIAS CHURcH-CorEeT Sixth
and Chelsea streets-Rey. W. A. Sample. Ser
vice al lO5z q n.
GRAcE CHrRCH-Hernando street, near
vance-Rev. Dr. Brooke, Rector. Services al
l01s ana. and 81 pm. sunday school at
anu.
CENTR AL MErHoDIsr CRURCH-UDion street
Rev. W. n. Patterson, Pastor. Preaching st
lg5.; am. and p m. Sabbath School al 81
an.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH--Rsv. ]. R. Graves
VIII preach al l01z a m. No evening services
ELDER TALBOT FANNING will preach at the
Linden street Christian Church at Il am. and
: pm. to-day.
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POLICE ITEMS.

There were five arrests in the Second
District up to six O'Clock yesterday-aI
for trivial ofenses.
Ed. Clark, eolored, was up before
Justice Daily, on charge of playing the
confidence man on an old country dar-
key. The case was postponed till Mon
day.
United States Commissioner Daily
held preliminary examination yester-
day Of Joe Lspskin for passing counter
felt money. Joe goes to jail until To-
morrow, when his case will be thor
oughly examined.
The house Of J. II. Pierson, Esq,
was robbed on Friday night OF a valu.
able lot of siiver-wsre, cutlery, etc.
The robbers were negroes, and are
known, but have not yet been arrested.
Isaac Pearson was caught stealing
wood from Ham & Co., on BeRl street.
Squire Griffith sent him to jail in default
Of $500 bond, to answer to the Criminal
Court.
Squire Black was occupied all the
evening on the case of Harry Stickles,
accused by Susan Harris (both as black
as the hinges of coal stove) Of stealing
pistol. Some tall lying was done on
both sides, and at the last accounts it was
nip and tuck between them.
Robert WsrdlOw, the leader of the
negro brass band, gave Laura Bradford,
a scrumptious, saucy looking Wench, a
most tremendous trouncing, which she
no doubt richly deserved. But Robert
let his angry passions so far get the bet
ter Of him, as to pull out pistol and
threaten to blow the "top of Laura's head
plum of, - which Laura did not relish at
all, and making her escape, had him ar
rested and carried before Squire Wal
ton, who, to cool his ardor, sent Rotert
to the Criminal Court under bonds Of
$1,000. He also put him under $500 bonds
to keep the peace,
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SPLENDID LUNCHES. Free lunches
are 8 strictly American institution, and
in no part Of America are they more IN
vogue than in this part OF the Southwest.
And we may add that nowhere in this
region are finer, nicer, more elegant
lunches set than at the Monroe Ex-
change, by Vetter Dreizigaeker, No. IS
Monroe street Hot lunch, consisting OF
soup, meats, vegetables and relishes,
every day at 10 o'clock. Best Of wines
and liquors at the bar, and ice cold lager
always fresh on draught. Beer five cent
q glass, except at lunch time, when it is
ten cents.
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lys The steamboat wharves are now

says The steamboat wharves are now
entirely above water.
We heard yesterday Of q steamboat
having been chartered to run "a three
different trades at the same time-that
is, she is to make two trips week to
Bayou Sara, two to Natchez and one to
Vicksburg. As far as our knowledge
extends, we do not believe that the thing
can be done, yet our informants are eli
reliable men, willing to vouch for their
statements, so that we have only to bide
our time and Hsee what we shall see
A correspondent of 8 ST. Louis paper
says: The iron freight barge system IL
the only true one that can be relied on
for moving our products to the seaDoard
in sound condition and at cheap rate
Of transportation, steamboats, being only
required for towing purposes.
The Cora 8. has gone on the docks st
Louisville.
The Central Railroad Company OF
Georgia have purchased the iron hull
steamboat Julia st. Clair to run on tBe
ChattAhOOehee river in connection with
their road at Fort Gaines, Eufaula and
Columbus. The Julia st. Ciair was built
at Philadelphia, Pa, in 1856, and Is OF
one hundred and seyenty-fOur and thirty
three one hundredth tons burthen.
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m CoRRTsPONnENTs

Correspondents who wish to have any atten'
non .paid TO their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules;
Be brief, concise and to the point, avoid the
% flowers Of rhetoric" and conine yourself TO
= plaiu statement Of facts. Write on but one
side ofthe paper in a clear hand and with pen
aud ink. RsFing your words and sentences
plenty OF room In 81 cases the real name
and Ederess Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound TO per
sonsI Individual benefit, or are Of 4 personal
nature. viii only be inserted as advertise
rneuts % or paid cards.
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FUNERAL. - Messrs. Flaherty q
Walsh, in another column, invite the
attention Of the public to their stock OF
HndeTtaker's wares, such as burial cases.
collins and eaekets, in fact everything
necessary to prepare this mortal frame
for its last, dreamless sleep. and in
quality and style to suit every station in
life, from the plsinest pine box up to
rosewood and silver, or the most costly
embalming case. Their hesrse is one of
Che handsomest specimens Of workman
ship that we have ever seen-plain and
neat, With none Of the fancy work gem
orally found on sQeh vehicles,
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KarEy MarriAges.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugsl Felicity, by benev-
oIent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, freq OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
mail I'm
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The Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the ''Great
General Restorative" which creates g
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them to "jine." For sale by
ie2iif FORSTER, KEALHoFER co.
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Joe LocKE's news stand continues to
ha the emporium Of all that is new,
rsch. rare and rscy in tte way Of serial
md periodic reading, including all the
noontblies, wesklies and daiiies Of any
1000 or fame ia the country. Sun
s5.v reading is Joe's speciality, and he
lie his friends to drop in CHS morn
INV - look round his spacious and mag
ing Az establishment (equaled in size
niheehs es.-- BY the editorial rooms Of
ana sIy is ~. NJ ~saoOrat), and look st bis
laz OBJ.
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MEssRs. STRAUSS & BLUM we would
call the attention Of our readers 10 the
card Of these enterprising young mer
chants. They have opened at No. @i0
Main street, second door north Of ths
Worshsm House, 3 bouse for the trans
action Of q general commission and suc-
ton business. We solicit for them
Liberal share OF public patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

DON'T forget lhat cur sale at
cGst for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
sGiIl continues at ear old stand,
279 Main street.
]. I. HANDLAN & GO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers lightning FIy-EiIIer.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet VIII xii quart
Don't be pestered with files. Give them ths
SHEET LIGHTNING and rest in peace ASK fo1
DUTCHKR's, aud take no other.
Sold everywhere. ieI4 daWlm
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Tvz yTENTIOE Of planters and others
A. resrsotf, ny called to the advertise
,,o,,t If Mes =. McCOmbs & Co., Of their
1rTivaIsd Pa 1e Cotton Gins. For
hsaBtv Of stapIe. HghtRess OF draft and
quantity Of Int co ION, these gins are
said to be unsurpass, %. MessFs. Nc
Combs & Co., 1924 aud "a Main strest,
are the sole agents in the Ca ".
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wICKERsHAm AGAIN.
He Is ordered by the County Com
E1issiOneFs 10 Deliver Up the
Trustees Funds, Books
and Papers TO J. J.
Powers.
He Disappears and the Police
Have a lively Time Hunt
ing HsIss He is Caught
AT Last.

The bondsmen Of Wiekersham, late
County Trustee, who are still bis hackers
to the tune Of 100000, learned yesterday
morning that he had appointed an agent
and was about to bid Memphis an sffsc-
Tomato farewell. As he still held in his
possession large amount of public funds
and bonds. and had utterly failed to
comply with the requirements OF the
County Commissioners IN regard to
making a deposit or transfer OF
the said effects, the bonds
men were naturally very much excited
thereat. Their excitement and interest,
far from being allayed as the day adj
vanced, was the rather increased, as it
was rumored at / O'Clock that he had
left the city on the Memphis and Charles
ton Road. About O'Clock the following
order was spread on the minutes of the
records of the County Commission, and
q copy of 1t ordersd 70 be served on Mr..
Wickersham
Be it ordered, That E. w. Wicker
sham, the late Trustee OF Shelby County
make forthwith settlement with the
President Of the Board Of County Com
nlissioners, or with the Board, OF ali
monies aud warrants received by him
and now in his possession, and that the
latter be cancelled as heretofore ordered,
in the presence OF the Board of County
Commissioners.
j. E. MERRIMAN, Pres't pro tenn.
Wickershann, however, was non est, and
until late hour last night. could not be
found, although his bondsmen and the
County Commissioners were anxiopsly
locking for him in every direction, and
had secured the assistance of Col. Beau
mont and Burditt. About II O'Clock,
however, he was arrested and carried
before the County Commissioners, and
then turned over to the tender mercies
Of the sheriff,
Owing to the lateness of the hour we
are compelled to curta1 any more de-
tailed account of an affair which caused
tremendous excitement in official circles,
but will give cur readers the denouement
at the earliest opportunity.
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MRS. BROOM's BENEFIT.-We were in
error yesterday in calling" Mrs
Broom's benefit Tor last night-it is set
for tomorrow Monday Night, aud We
hope it win be q roarer. Last night was
the close Of the regular season at the Va
>, Nies, and the benefit tomorrow night
a 81 >pgether complimentary.
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DIR. MOrfImOEe az Buena Vista Springs,
RasselIviIIs, Kentucky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUSSELL VILE, Lo-
gan county, Ey.-My friends IN the south who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until LIST Of October
next, at hisfavoriLe Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS hereto
fore, I Will still devote my attention 10 treat
ment Of all the various forms Of CHRONIC Dis
EASES, especially TO Diseases Of the Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also all the various
affective forms Of FEMALE DISEASES.
les dStWaW3D u. MORTIMORE, NJ. D.
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"MERCHAETS.r-Ieee 0id Ale and POr-
fer, Oss drausilt, 10 cents; lee cold ssHaEf
and Half,'' 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try ia, at the @sser-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

THE allotted time Of DR.. james, stay
in Memphis having expired, he wiz in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and 90 Randolph street, Chicago, and
pOstoflee address, box 5s6s Chicago, III.
See advertisement In another column,
for particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

EMMoNs & Son, No 10 Jefferson street
and 1913 Main street, have received Irish
American, New York Clipper, Boston
Pilot, Irish People, Saturday night, Gin
cinnati Zsitung, Illustrated News, KEEL
ley's Weekly, Turf, Field and Farm,
Freeman's Journal, Irish Citizen, Les
lies Illustrated paper, Police News, New
York Home Journal, New Yorker DEM
okrst, Boys and Girls Weekly, Country
Gentleman, At Home and Abroad, Ar
tissn, Police Gazette, New York Weekly,
and all the dailies as usual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

RALEIGH SPRINGs.--An excursion
train will run on the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad each Sunday during
the season, leaving Memphis at s am,
and 1870 pm; returning, leave Wells
Station at g am. and pm. Memphis
City Transfer omnibuses will be ready
and waiting at Wells Station. Fare,
81 sc round trip, including omnibus ride.
SAM B. JONES, Supf.
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CLARKa : Co. havs f-uIt jara

ST. MAEY's ScHooL.-Mrs. Pope will
reopen this school in the same place,
Poplar street, .east Of Orleans, the first
day of September, for boarders and
day scholars, as usual jy9Iw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

TIE following kilograms remain IN
delivered in the Office Herman Roemer,
II. P. McNeely, G. P. Oakley, Cloth &
Kettmsn, Bigley, Mellersh & Co., c. P.
Norris
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DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
go Main street, open day and night
New pupils can begin any day in writ
ing, bookkeeping, etc.
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

f,,tv ~ Sscrioers TO the APPEAI, daily or
,,ssl-iv- Who may desire TO leave the city for
TIE summer. can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving memorandum at the
C5uptine-room OF the APPEAI, No. % Jefferson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The report Of
the Board OF Health for the week ending
Jolly II at y n, gives the total number
Of deaths Al; whites, q; negroes, 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

MACON Masonic CoLLEGE.-Dr. G..
Il. Hunter, President Of the Board, gives
notice in another column that this excel
liant Masonic institute resumes its schOl-
astic session on the third Monday in
July, rendering preparatory review for
the new scholastic session, to be opened
on the fret Monday Ia September. For
further particulars see the card Of the In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

ONE OF our prominent lawyers, in con-
versation with friend the other Gay,
remarked that there was actually danger
OF his starving to death. Why, is not
your credit good at the butchers y
asked his friend. "Its not that" was
the reply; the fact is, have 40 appe-
tite for breakfast, never have time 70
20 home TO dinner, and when go home
to tea, ana generally too drunk to eat. 1"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

DECENTRALIZATION were seven mar
riage licenses returned last week, as fol-
lows: Shepherd Stewart to Enma Jack
son Francis M. Cole TO Alice L. Nelson !;
William Fisher to Anne Young; s. A.
Winford to Kate Holland G. H. Ravens
to III. 0. Teal; D. F. Holland to Bette
Coe; Nelson Bowers TO Lucy Locke.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-12

Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed at the Lowest Prices "a the APP
neal Tssb GRHiae
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NoTICE.-Lawyers, physicians, dem
lists, surgeons, architects, civil sngi-
neers, and all others who are exercising
any of the taxable privileges enumerated
in the recently passed act of the Legisla-
ture, are requested to come forward i'm
mediately and pay their license, or war
rants will be Issued against them.
JNO. LOAGUE, Clerk.
.TuIv - 1873 fv12 II
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DAY BoRAD at Southern Hotel five
dollars per week. jy9Iw
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WE WILL BET A NEW HAT that no.
where in all the elegant hat stores of
Memphis can finer, more stylish or
fashionable tiles be bought than at the
establishment of Messrs. Francisco &
Wiggin-whO beg leave to remind their
friends that they are closing out their
old stock previous to receiving their new
invoices Of fall goods. Call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as they guarantee to satisfy the most fas-
tidious taste.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.-It is an undoubted fact that
the general adoption of Life Insurance
would be great public benefit, for it
would reduce taxation, and protect the
public funds and the industry Of the peo-
pie. If every man upon whom others
we're dependent for support, would Sc
cure g life insurance policy, commensur-
ate with his station in life and the con-
tingent wants of those who were thus
dependent, poverty, want and suffering
would soon become comparatively un-
known, and pauperism and crime weuld
be proportionately eradicated. These
facts are patent, and there are hut few
men nowadays who are not thoroughly
convinced of the obligation they are IN
der to society and themselves, to insure
against all contingencies in the future.
The only difficulty with most men
now is in what company to insure.
Leaving this gWestio VeIotn to be settled
by documents that have more space in
which to argue the matter, we beg leave
to call the attention of our friends-espe.
cislly business men-to a reason WHY
they should patronizs the St Louis Nu-
tual Life Insurance Company. All the
earnings of this Company are employed
and the most Of the money paid by it
for losses, is distributed in the South
west-thus building up the institutions
of the Mississippi Valley, instead of go.
ing to swell the blosted Golfers of the
Northern and Eastern capitalists-men
whose means and influence have ever
been used to make the South and West
subservient to a merely sectional domino
ton. This one reason, if no other,
should cause yOu to call upon Messrs.
Mcmahon & Otis, the agents, No. 43
Madison street, Kit Williams Block,
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THE LOYAL LEAGUE, or the Grand
Army of the Republic had midnight
parade last night. They had better stop
their tomfoolery.
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July L, 1858.
Post and Ledger copy.

INQUEsT.-COroner Samuelson held an
inquest on the body Of a negro infant
forty-eight hours old, yesterday, which
died Of commissions, on the corner Of
Center alley and Sycamore street. The
mother is lying very low at the same
place, in state of evident starvation.
Her husband, she states, is deck hand
on the river, and she does not know
where he is. We call the attention Of
Of the County Commissioners to her, for
she is indeed an object of pity and
charity.
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90. -. n.rRnNs OF TIE APPEAL

Subscribers are requested 70 report TO the
superintendent OF Circulation, at our Count
Ing-room, No. Is jefferson street, any irrega-
Isrities or failures on the part Of our GAMERS
IN delivering their papers promptly and regu-
larry. Any complaint viii be Immediately
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PERsoNAL.-Friend Hogshesd, of the

PERsoNAL.-Friend Hogshesd, Of the
Pamela Star is in the city.
We learn that Rev. D. E. Burns, of
New Orleans, has accepted the pastorste
of the First Baptist Church OF this city,
and that he will enter Immediately upon
the duties of his new charge. DR.. Burns
ranks amongst the most eloquent Of
Southern divines, and his location here
will be great acquisition to the Mem
phis pulpit.
We had the pleasure of meeting Col.
Nose Parrish, OF the Bolivar Bulletin,
yesterday. The Colonel informs US that
Democratic clubs have been formed 81
over old Hardeman, and that they had
big ratification down there on Thurs
day night.
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wEATHER AND RTyERs.

CAIRO, July 1.-THE river is station
airy. Passed up, Marble City, am;
Dexter, 7 an, which lays up at Mound
City. Passed down, Emma No. 2, 3.
m; City of Cairo, pm.
EVANSVILLE, July 1.-THE river has
fallen four inches. The MinneOla passed
down for Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The river is sta
tionary and all the upper streams are
falling, except the Missouri.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE river is
about stationary, with four feet in the
canal. The weather is dry and hot.
MEMPHIS, July 12.-Cl0uds were heavy
yesterday, and high wind sprung up
about noon, but there was no rain to
speak of. The river here falls slowly,
almost imperceptibly, and will soon be
at dead low water mark. Boats coming
out from St. Louis do not bring full trips
for two reasons, firstly, they can't get
them, and secondly, the water is bseom-
ing too shORl.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

TWELFTH DAY-Slzday.-Sun rises
sos : sets 7:4s.
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For Little Beck & Hot Springs.

- a2zzztaE6 - -
ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
" this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
INCIS, on the arrival OF the trains viz:
CLEAN Blaisdel, Afasts
W. a. CALDW Ell z. Z. Haines Nasts
ChiAHsS Reese Pr1tchard, MasfeS
The Arkansas river now being in good nav
gaole condition, these Boats viii run through
10 FORT SMITH, thus avoiding delay 10 Pas
sengeTs and Freight
This route offers superior Inducements 20 the
visitors of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking staterOoms at Memphis
make no change until they arrive at the wharf
IN Little Rock Arrangement Is have been made,
10 have coaches in readiness TO start for HOt
springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets to
be had on the Boats.
The travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon the prom ptness OF these Boats, and thOssz
who desire 70 forward goods for reshipnent
on this Line, viii ship direct tothe f Memphis
and Arkansas River .. s. Mail Packet Conn
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES T. BOURNE q CO., Asenra
mai " NO. Il Jefferson street.
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Go to 821 Main Street for fruit jars.