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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

MATRIMONIAL Thirteen new cases
of this disease have been reported to the
County Clerk during the past week. The
parties were Messrs. and Mesdames r.
OMOrra and Ellen Kelly; Aaron Arm
strong and Becky Houston; George
Greene and Susan McGhee; James
Christian and Ellen NJ Craven; Robt
Lewis and Caroline Williams; Essex
Jordan and Martha Black burne; Henry
K. Beatty and Dora c. Mortimore; J.
c. Handwerker and Mrs. Eliza Heekle /;
Charles Wills and Minnie Cooper Hen
ry Praig and Julia Lewis W. c. Rem
froe and Mary E. Hoops; John Little
and Miss Bette Wells.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

A NEW ENTERPRISE IN MEMPHIS.
New enterprises in Memphis still pro-
gress, Notwithstanding the hard times.
The BrinkIey block, between Madison
and Monroe, is being rapidly converted
into spacious and elegant hotel. And
a fey doors below on Main street, on the
opposite side, and centrally located, is
the five-story wholesale drug emporium
of the enterprising firm of J. B. WATSON
4 Co., who are completely remodeling,
reftting and furnishing this large house
for the drug trade, st wholesale exclu-
sivsIy. 1t has been the general opinion
among druggists, ever si2Ge Memphis
was town, that an exclusive whOlesais
house could not be supported, on account
of not Being able to compete with the
Northern MARKETS in low prices, etc. But
gs are assured By the senior member Of
tta :, defstigabIe and enterprising firm
81 Seson & Co., from several
90. Of nsst e. nerienee, with great sue
sos~ that a vhoiesa.'s drug house, prop
erIv conducted, can be La. ade success
and we certainly know of no gO'a reason
why it should not be, everything eon-
sidered and we earnestly recommend
the druggists of our city and the South
generally, as well as grocers and
other merchants, to pstronize our own
people, and thereby assist them in build
ing up such enterprises as the one above
alluded to, and in so doing they will not
only study but protect their own inter-
ests. In conclusion we would most cor
daily recommend the firm of J. B.
Wasson & Co., who have for many
years been known to our citizens as cor
rect and responsible business men and
who, for their indomitable energy and
perseverance in trying to build up the
interests Of our city, most
Justly deserve the confidence and patron
age of cur people. See their card in an
other column of to-day's paper, and try
their house for all goods in their line, at
Wholesale. in quantities to suit pur
chasers.
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There will be no preaching at the
Tabernacle to-day, il consequence of the
absence Of DR.. Ford.
Rev. Mr.. Madeira will preach at the
First Presbyterian church, corner Of
Third and Poplar streets, at 10! o'clock
am.
Elder T. W. Caskey viii preach at
the Linden street Christisn Church at
II O'Clock am. and O'Clock pm.
Rev. 7. D. WitherspOon will preach
at the " Bethel Grove" on the Barnet
plac.o, st O'Clock pm.
-Su. 1dsy school st the Bethel Grove,
on the b'arnet place, Pigeon Rosst road,
at 81 O'Clock pm.
Rev. J. r. Graves viii preach at the
First Baptist church to-day at 1Oi am.
and pm.
services at CT see Church to-day at
103 o'clock an, b-v Rev. J. 7. Pickett,
Of Columbus. Miss. Evening service at
8! pm, at which tim the ordinance Of
baptism will be admin istered.
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PILEs-NEwS FOR THE AFFLICTED.
For some time we have been advertis-
ing medicine called Buck Eye Salve,
and have refrained from giving any edi-
torial notice of same until we had reason
TO think it worthy of some notice. We
have seen certificates from several citi-
zens long and favorably known in this
which satisfy US that there
is considerable merit in the medicine,
and which indorse it as well worthy of
trial. But few Of the old stock who will
not recognize the following certificate:
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 10, 1858.
I bought q bottle of Buck Eye Salve
by w. B. Wigs q Co.,
, I'D il cured me of a very bad case OF
,ii ss. Its effect Is like magic.
CAPT. J. q. ROLA Nd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. WATSON, den.
tistr still continues the practice Of his
profession at his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. S1S
Main street, instead Of having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
eouLtrY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

The APPEAL Job Office is daily turn
ing out all kinds of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than it can be executed
elsewhere In Memphis. All we ask is
an examination Of prices and styles to
test the truth Of The above statement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

THE FOUNTAIN IN THE PARK COURT
soUARE.-Mr. Rives, the gentleman who
has been engaged in driving his patent
srrangement-during the last three days,
has succeeded in reaching water-hav-
ing gone to the depth Of sixty-dve feet
water lie now flowing two feet four
inches above the surface. Mr.. r. states
that by driving ten feet further good
flow may be expected. As We were stand.
ing looking on, we tested the water and
found it pure and cooling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

DON'T forget that cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anu Hats
stlll continues at our old stand,
279 Main street.
j. I. HANDLAN & 90.
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THE BALI PLAy.-In point Of the
number Of those who we're present to
witness the ball-pIay yesterday after
noon, it was perfect failure. As to the
game itself, it was a success. Thus it is !:
company Of strOlling vagabonds come
along, with an exhibition, OF which the
excellence or morality is extremely
questionable, and by bsrefacsd impu-
dence they succeed in quilting the people
out of all their "spsre change" Let
something really worth seeing, come
along, and the performers may starve
for all that Memphis cares. We re-
commend Col. Sam Folsom's party to
the press wherever they may go, and
pray them not to let the unappreeiative-
ness of Memphis be their criterion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

IUKA SPRINGS, MIss.-The propristors
Of the Iuka Springs Hotel, propose Civ
ing Grand Opening Soiree Dsnsante,
Thursday, June rs, 1858. The Memphis
and Charleston Railroad will, on this CO.
casion, reduce the fare from Memphis
and ali stations on the road by charging
in one direction only, and giving return
ticket (freel good until the 9th inst.
W. ]. ROSS,
ton Railroad. jele 81
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THE GREAT PICNIC.
AIS the Episcopal schools I'm
Procession.


According to q programme published
in the APPEAL, and other daily papers,
yesterday and day before, the children
belonging to all the various Episcopal
Sunday schools assembled at their
churches yesterday morning, and, formed
in procession, marched through the
streets to the grounds of F. w. Smith,
ESQ.,, on Vance street, between Linden
and LauderdaIe. They were arranged
according to the programme, and the
procession really presented one Of the
most beautiful sights we have ever seen
In Memphis.
On arriving at Vance street, on ac-
count of the laying Of the Nicholson
pavement, which is now progressing
on that thoroughfare, the order of the
programme had TO be changed, and at
the corner of Beal the girls and little
children were put into the cars, and the
boys continued the line of march behind
the band to their destination.
On arriving at the grounds the Right
Reverend Bishop Quintard, who has
very lately returned from Europe, made
a most pleasant and delightful speech to
the assembled children, and promised
them TO continue the subjects Of which
be only gave them a taste, on his paro.
chfal visits to the various parishes.
After the Bishops address the dancing
began, and, interrupted only by dinner
or lunch, continued until six o'clock
last evening, when tired but well salts
fed, the little folks and big ones went
home.
We can safely say that never before
was the wealth and beauty Of Memphis
90 thoroughly represented st any one
entertainment as at this; and we can
also say that never did any affair Of the
sort give such universal satisfaction. We
tender our congratulations to the Bishop
and all others concerned for the success
full issue of an affair for whose success
we had serious doubts st sunrise yester-
day morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

WANTED.-GOod reliable agents and
solieibors-male and female-for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, for this city and the State Of Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sss. Good territory given and the high
est commission paid. Nourse & Ma
thews, General Agents, No. 10 Jefferson
street. jel7 1W
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The next time more, etc.

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know of no other re ason than that the
old topers I" have bean using the "Great
General Restorative" which creates 3
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them to slime" For sale By
isslu FORSTER, KEALHeEHR 4 co,
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On and afier today our Counting Room vii
be open every Sunday frem eight to ten am.
and rom seven to eight pm. Notices for Inser-
ten brought in alter the latter hour may be
taken to the Composition Room, and viii be
inserted II possible.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
UNITED STATES MAIL
Packet COMPANY
Yer Helena. Napoleon. Pine Bluff, Little
Rock, LeWisbUEg, DartiazeIla, Van
Buren, and art suLfh-

- A -
ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
~ this Line, LEAVE EErIPHIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
lNtfS, on the arrivai OF The trains. viz
stLE An Elaisell, Master
ChLks Hrlfchari- Masie r
The arkansas river now being in good navi-
gR0le condition, these Boats viii rud through
20 FJRT SMITH, thus avoiding delay 20 Pas-
sengeu and reigGt.
Thls route offers superior inducements 70 the
visitors OF the
Hot Springs of Arkan saS.
as passengers taxing stateroOms II Ms mphfs
make no change until they arrive at the wharf
IN L1iu0 HOek- ArIau gemeu e have been made
20 have coaches in readiness % start for &C
springs Win passengers On this line ar anT
hour hey cay prefer, AID Uhr ugh II. ksGs u
D. lad on the Boat.
The Travelling Pui lie and Shippers may relv
upon The p Ifnplise-s O. esa Bu8i 8 and "a, Sc
wiz ces r. O. ior- sr1 q or r-sui nlsnt
On TINS Line, " zhl z q -at sOll= n m 1hia
and a rE LA Rive. q > al Packet Com
pEny, - reEnp his.
j0H - IDA M, SupH3 Ia audaut
JAMES T. EfItI htNE q co.. Ase1ns
MAJ. II Nc g. -eEer-asi. srr-tsl
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Goals TO NEwCAsTLE.-Mr. Cirodea,
assignee in bankruptcy for the large ana
choice stock Of drugs of 2. l. Huette q
Co, has received several letters from
PROMINENT dealers in the East, New
York. Wheeling and Cincinnati, inquir-
ing for price lists Of the stock be has for
sale and making offers for same. Drug
gists will do we'll to examine his stock,
as be is selling at less than New York
and manufacturers prices, thereby max
ing it an object to buyers who generally
incur the expen se OF going East to re-
plenish their stocks.
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MENPHIs. inc %. Isas.

MEMPHIS, Tune 20 1868.
Capt. Dan. Able:
Dear Sir. have the honor to ae-
knowledge, through DR.. J. NJ. Keller,
the receipt of twenty tickets, 500, in the
Paschall House Association scheme, ten
dered by you to the Tournament Assoc
citation Of Memphis, for the benefit of the
widows and orphans Of the lost Confed-
crate cause. The managers Of the Tour
nament Association desire to return to
YOU their sincere thanks for q tribute so
evidently inspired by the highest mo-
tives, and which may possibly in the
turn OF the wheel Of fortune, confer in
caleulable blessings upon those whose
fate it has been to rely solely upon the
Justice of their countrymeD, for whose
rights their dearest ones sacrificed their
lives. Trusting that Heaven will reward
you for an act so disinterested, pure and
generous, in behalf of the managers,
am. Sir,
Truly and faithfully yours,
JAMES COLEMAN,
Grand Marshal.
The tickets have been deposited
.-;., tha Treasurer, Capt. w. 81. Pass
more.
DRESS G, 'ODs REDUoED.-Menken
PrOS
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REMovAL.-Messrs.F Francisco & Wig
gins have removed their large stock OF
head gear" such as hats, caps, etc., to
No. $685. Main street, two doors above
their old stand. je2I 2t
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To THE PUBIdC.-Being satisfied that
the Aurora oil is as safe and certainly
cleaner than any other burning fluid,
and wishing to introduce 1t in this city
and vicinity, We propose to furnish one
gallon Of the oil, and one of the cele-
brated comet burners complete, for
seventy-fve cents, and the oil by the
gallon, at retail, for forty cents. st our
store. JUKEs & SCOTT,
anEa steTa Dealers, 80 eeeena street,
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LosT.-On Friday, June 5Jh, a small
nugget Of native gold ore. TWAS in the
shape Of q leaf, and had been worn as a
bosom pin. Having become detached
from the pin, it was lost sometime dur
ing Friday. A reward viii be paid for
1t II left at this Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

REMovAL.-BroWn & Jones have re-
moved their coal Office to 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. jeI7 jyI
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"HERCHASTs.s-Icec cold Ale and POr-
ter. on draught. 10 cent lee cold 'sEEaIf
and Ma 81 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Fry IL, az the sssEer-
chants" northeast corner Main and
Mnsison ssRssfa,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

ADRoIT THEFT.-Yesterdsy, as one of
our citizens was standingat the counter Of
the First National Bank to get a small
check cashed, and occasionally watching
his horse left standing in front Of the
Institution, the Teller paid the check
which was on the counter, and the pro-
ceeds were quietly lifted by some ether
person than the owner. The moral is,
that it Is better to have sn eye upon the
money than upon the horse. The latter
could not be 50 easily concealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

CORRECTION.-In our weather article
OF yesterday the phrase " cAacun a son
govt was written chGqua a son
CONT" and Radicals " was converted
into "Rabelus." Such errors, even with
the most careful proof reading, are I'M
avoidsble, sud sometimes intensely NOR
tifying.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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THE following kilograms remain I'M
called for at the Office to June 21st: N.
Hoffheimer 2, B. f. Hsrburt, Morgan,
flanagan & Frayser, Ed. Hart, Jos. W.
Trsbue, Michael Murphy, Engineer,
Savings Bank.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

Stop THE WATCH.-MysteriousIy dis
appeared, my silver double cased watch.
made by VIM. Elleriy, No. 9,S47. A
liberal reward will be paid for its return.
je2l-st T. (. HANBURY, Photographer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM Total
BLINDNEss.-On the third cay Of jan
uary last, my baby, when it was four
days old, was taken with opthaImia Of
new born children. He constantly grew
worse under the treatment used for him.
until at the end Of two months, when [
was fearful his eyes were entirely lost,
[ took him to DR.. Norris, SO Madison
street, who gave me little hope, IS his
eyes we're so innsmed and swollen that
you could not get sight of them. He.
however, applied his magic eye wash TO
them, and in two weeks his eyes were as
clear and as bright as any ehiId's eyes
ever were, and he is to-day as well as
ever. I felt certain should have had
blind child had it not been for the skill
Of DR.. Norris, to whom I would recon-
mend all suffering with diseased eyes.
The Doctor also cured my eyes, which
we're sore at the same time.
Mrs. u LA KAN,
Exohaaxe street, bismDflis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

TWENTY FIRST UAI-DI'-
rises 5 sets 7;54. at
Saints st. Ensebus, martyr S79, -
Ralph, Archbishop Of BOrges, $685. .
Lewis Gonzsgs, confessor, 1881.
B07n.-Anthony Collins, philosophical
writer, Hestou, Middlesex.
Dled.-Edward III OF England, Rich
mond Capt. John Smith, eolOnizer Of
Virginia, 1881 (; William Beckford, Lord
Mayor Of London, 1770.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and childreh's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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THE APPEAL Job Office is now pre-
pared to do everything in the way Of job
work, from the most delicate visiting
card to 8 mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
rates
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Arinfed az the Lowest Prices IA tine APP
neal lob Office.
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E. L. B. E.-What does it mean ? You
San prove that by US, for we have tried it.
uaV26 If
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FINE WHEAT.-We were shown yes
terday, by Messrs. Dickson, Willisms &
Co, No. 226 Front street, specimen Of
wheat raised on the place Of s. S John
ssh, Esq, two miles from Mount Adj
ans. rksnsas. The ears are well ms
tured, the grains full and plump, and as
eles q as any wheat we ever saw. Messrs.
Djcks N, Williams & Co. desire US to
st,.io ~ vt they will make liberal ad-
vances on and furnish sacks for sll wheat
CONSIGNED = them, at No. 226 Front
street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

DR.. J. B. FERGt 7soN viii deliver an
address at the Municipal Courtroom,
corner Of Second AMI Union streets,
Sunday morning, Juue 2lst, at Il
o'clock.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL,

Subscribers are requested 10 report any irIeg.
ulsriuss il the delivery Of the APPEAL at the
C,1untingroom. Carriers viii be furnished
weekly with certificates authorizing them TO
coIIe,'t subscriptions.
ED. J. MANSFORD.
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~ -
Dobbins, Lemuel
Thomas H. Clarke
s, Hamilton, SteN
ing, Young l.. q.
IaHin +. HardemI
Cline, Charles Q:
John G. Lee, VIII
liam FL. Murphy .
Stewart, all Of Oh
of Georgia, othe
Thomas ]. Mack
A. W ash, of Miss.
Alabama ; John !
Tennessee /; john
and Benjamin r..
reside out OF the z
the above case, y
Clerks ONCE of Z
Term, 1888, Of sais
therefore ordered
served upon the [
ONCE q week for 81
In the states OF
Kentucky, virgil
sin, or an acknt
Isined from SAID
I.raDdaufG dOt
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REMOVAL. The Office Of the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine Company has
been removed TO 325 Main street, over
Messrs. Joyner, lemon & Gales.
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CORRECTION.-In our notice yesterday
OF the marriage Of Mr. W. A. Holt to
Miss Ella Weld, by 8 typographical er-
TOR, the name OF the fsir bride, and her
father, u rs made Wells instead Of Weld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-21

ALL kinds of Dry Goods have been
marked down at B. Lowenstein- & Bros.
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GRAND IUNClL-AmOng al those new
free lunch eoncer,, :. the public must not
forget their old favo.~ Ute ana STAND oy,
Vetter Dreizigacker, Of he Monroe Elk
change, No. IS Monroe Sta Get, who has
ever set lunch of the best 2nd finest
the market affords. His wines and liquors
are of the best quality, and his beer is
superb-iosrning and fresh always. At
tentive and polite bar-keepeFs will wait
~, IN his friends and customers, and all
are invited to come and see him. Beer
five cents per glass, except at lunch
fine. when 1t is ten cents.
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WHITE Goods and Irish linens
marked down at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
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GREAT reduction in Dry Goods, st 3.
LoweEsteln 4 Bros.
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WEATHER 81 nrFER..

Yesterday was a pleasant day-some-
what cloudy at times. A cool breeze
prevailed. The river at this point is
ialliBg. The decline IN the past tweutv-
Lyur hours amounted to nine inches
The Mississippi IL falling at st. Louis. and
81 Lne upper streams are reported falling.
me latest news from the Ohio will Be
found 10 our telegraphic columns. At
Cairo the decline AMOUNTS TO ten inches
per day. We have Do change % report
10 the rivera Of Arkansas.
Arrivals.
Steamer Lizzie Gill, 81. Louis.
M. Burns, Arkansas river.
Norman, Louisville.
Bqbicon, - Louis.
Departures
Steamer Lizzie GIL, New Orleans.
n Burns. st. Louis.
Belle 81 Louis, St. Louis.
Normal Waite river.
Ruoicon, Vicksburg.
Liberty, White river.
In Port.
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ST. JOHNS Day Picnic The grand
Masonic picnic which is to come of on
ST. Johns day, and which We have tried
to. keep before our readers as much as
possible. is destined to be the picnic Of
the season. We are not furnished with
the exact programme Of the days exer.
cIses. but are requested to state that the
procession will be formed in Court square
on the morning Of the oath st 8 O'Clock,
in which the knights Templar will take
the lead, and the line Of march viii be
taken from thence to James Park, where
the days festivities viii be eODsum ms
ted. OF the minutie more Tomorrow,
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OLD RELIABLE "
OLD RELAAbLE
ak1PdIS AND Wits RIYER
PACKET COMPANY
q. s. MAIL LINE.
- - -
For Little Rock s ROs Springs.

FEvHE splendid Passenger Steamers CONNER
u GAL and LIBERTY No 2, leave Memphis
every Tuesday aud SATURDAY at O'Clock pm
for White River, connecting at DeNalfa Btur
with Memphis ard Little Rock Eallroad 10
Little Rock. and stage Liue Tor Hot springs
and AL points in Arkansas.
Time to Little hook, As hours.
- Passengers and shippers can rely on this
Route the year round.
JOHN 3. DAVIS. Sup'r.
LEVY & MILLER.
General Freight and Ticket Agents.
aDu II Nc. Jefferson sIraaf
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B LowENsFEIN q BROS. offer beautiful
Lace Points at cost price.
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CHEAP PRINTING.

A LARGE stock of Linen Lawns at
cost. at b. LoWenstein q Bros.