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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

aS-Fhe regular Boats OF this Linz viii begin
To RIM through from Arkansas River to Menu
Dbis on THURSDAY, the oath September. Un-
IN that time III Steamer NATOMA Will run
hatyTeen Memphis n Napoleon. carrying the
u IS, Malls of this Line, aud connecting a. Ma
Rlnff where a connection is made with the
Steamer AMERICAN Tor Little Rock, as here
snsoTa- making tWs trips a week, leaving Mem
/ nils MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at 6 PM.
This Company also runs the Steamers FORT
SMITH and VAN BUREN, from Little Rock
to Z orth Smith.
noinf. but sent through to destination without
storing. or,1z -
aan5 No. Il Jefferson street.
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ANoFHER BRUrAL OUTRAGE BY NJ

ANOTHER BRUTAL OUTRAGE BY NE
GRoEs.-Last evening, about nine O'Clock, as an
old white woman, whose name we were unable
10 learn, and who has been for years selling
milk In the city, was returning home, she was
set upon, about three miles from the city, on
fba Hernando road, by three negro men, who
halted The wagon, and, striking her over the
baad. left her for dead on the roadside. They
tban took the wagon and disappeared. Two
nstralnen iouAd the s~enseleEs body of the old
adv an hour afterward and BROUGHT TO town.
Ths notice wer. detailed by Col. va 20
search Tor the r~ufians, but up to writing had
not found them.
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NEaRo ORAroRs MANTED.-A gentl

MORO UkAIOks MANIED.-A gentle
man OIFrlar's Point sends rs the following.
Any OF oOIoIed orators desiring 10 answer
the cali can ascertain particulars al this ONCE
FBTAE's fOISr, Miss Septembet 5, lees.
Editors nempEli ATpSat:
The Democrats ilubs Or this county want
one OF two good ,OIOrcd Speakers on S~tlurday
tns l1.L inst. 10 meet tWO Radicals in open
debate Win Ou b. 30 Kind a o eend usdONn
one or two. We val pay their expenses and
remuDeraJe them besides send item Town
On the Natoma thursday e7ening.
Your Friend, Il. p. h
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A General Assortment OF Notions.
FERNS CASH.
ONE PRICE.
NO
STEAMBOATS,.
Regular mempbisSwhite and Little Red
River Thursday Packet
=e DIES ARO -

JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master; CAR. ]. HANKS
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
b steamer DIES ARC having pesn PM N y
AND WHITE RIVER TRADE permanently on
THUSSDAY, the Cd day Of september, iooc,
leaving Memphis every Thurscay for all points
IN Wtite and Little Red rivers, connecting az
navaII1s BIuR with trains Tor Little heck.
leaves Devaips Bluff for Memphis every Mon
NoTICE-Tothe Merchsntsof &emphis-rhe
staaToer DFS ARC will resume her trips in the
Wh5ts River Trade on Thursday. the Sd day Of
Seotember. 1858, and rs l am satisfied that u II
the wish OF both the planter q merchant that
the local packets recsive and transport mer-
chaadIss on which there Is G. Q. ID. charges,
and in view of h fact thatthe refusal TO trans
mort such freight has operated very much
asainst the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
DES arc Ia home packet. owned and con-
trolIed in Memphlsl VIII. on resqn1ing her trips,
receive Al {. D. D. freight. and collect free Of
ELLIOTT a MILLER, Agents,
5Jensrson street, under Commercial HeIel'
II RAEM
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

1.-THE CAUsATIOE g 1880 we
minative OF its character, ILL., ~ Sel-
low aud maIa ious fevers,' is te ~ VI
pailosophio medical essay by Dr. aus
Ramsay, OF this city, originally publishSS IN
Lie Nashville J0Urt1d Qf Medicine and SurgeTs
and reprinted in pamphlet form. We have
Dot Rad an opportunity OF more than CHANGING
over this little work, but found on every page
something Interesting aud suggestive. Toe
historical data given, and comparisons OF the
mslarIous fevers OF the middle ages aud OF the
Last two centuries, are especially Interesting.
when convenient, we will, with the authors
uermision, AT q future time, present our Tea-
ders with a few extracts FROM The work. As
abs original edition was small, and It is now
dimcut 20 obtain a eopy Of the pamphlet, we
would suggest en- pqaszht 10 the publishes the
propr!ety Of issuing a new edition.
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OK THE BLrFF.-Buzzard,s Roost was

On THE Dill RO0Gt was
Ioud last night. The tuzzards, white ard
mack, assembled In hocks at their respective
meeting places, and In grand parade, with
torcnes and banners. marched 20 The WOOD nile.
In The line we're many tTsnspareneles. deco
rated with beautiful aud Appropriate notices
one or two Of which We cannot refrain nom
copying One design was a square frame. GOV,
cred with canvas, on which was printed the
names OF the immortal THO, " Grant. Colfax.
and smith," The motto was:
There sat three crows upon a tree.
they were black IS black could be-"
On another was the touching and Pathetic in.
soriptoL, smith fUst." There had been
something else written on the canvas, which
looked ike pay" The legend would then
nave read thus: Pay Smith fust, /" and d sup-
posed to refer to the little peounisry squabble
mai the Hero OF Water Valley has gotten into
lately With his wOuld-bs purchaser, Mum. At
the voodpiie the bell buzzards" were RAM
mani. ana croWed and huttered with their usual
iiyeliness, repeating the same old talk about
each other. and indulging in the endeariug ep-
ftheis OF +" thief" "hsr" and "~scoundreL"
when speaking Of the other wing OF the great
Radical party.
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AL

Are invited to attend, and those wishing con-
veysnces will find them at Court Square.
The following gentlemen have been added 70
the Committee on Reception, and will be at the
stand to attend to the wants Of the ladies:
Col. J. II. Edmondson, Robert Hammer,
w. X. Poston, Capt. w. II. Forrest,
Capt. Sam Finley, Capt. 4. A. Levy,
John Gibson.
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
nj this psper viii not be allowed as an offset
AGAINST accounts due US. And no bill will be
maid unless contracted by our authority.
AINsLlE, HEATING q co.
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THE regular monthly meeting of the
Relsef Association 18th 81. Re1t, will be held
at their han, 3I3 Main street, this friday even.
ing at 8 p. M. By order.
NJ. MAGEvNEY, Jr., Pres't.
]. NJ. WOOD, S~ecretafy.
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We are indebted to Mr. Henry Seessel,
OF the firm Of A. sessssl 4 son, dry goods
merchants, for a o Of the New Yok Worbd
OF the TN. Mr. SeeSsel left New York city OF
Monday m~oruiBg last, where be made at;rac
tive purchases additional 10 those that have
been arriving the past two weeks at his hand
some and well hiICd store,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

In THE Radical Smith negro demon
strstlon last night. every second man was
heavily armed with guns, pistols, knives and
sabres. THIS host wll not be able 70 save their
lsadsrs, armed though they be, We warn them,
Il one drop CT white blood is spilled ny one Of
rna mEgcrsauts IN This city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

THE WEATHER.-About three O'Clock
yesterday morning a terrible storm Of rain and
wind came up from the southwest, and for sew
sral hours thereafter a dslugs Of water fell Al
writing, though black clouds hang around the
edges Of the horizon, the skies bid lair for q
p.easant day to-day.
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CDoAK MANuFAcrokY.-Mith PIES

NLOah MANU- ANAOh WIN pAG65
IRE We auuouLce tie fact that Messrs. Menken
Brothers have determined, with The energy
they always STOW, lhsJ n monopoly shall eX-
iSt IN this city. They have made preparations
on a grand scale 70 cut, H. aud make both
Ladies and ChildEen's ClOaks. At great eX
psase they have sent 20 PsrIs for the latest
fashions, and nave employed a cutter OF em4-
uent ability ana experience. We wish them
sues--E-
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$1,000
Books have been opened at the once OF
MessCs. NJ. d. L. Stewart. CLERK OF the Circuit
court, On The County Courthouse, entrance on
Union street,) Roy ster, Trezevant & Co.'s cor
ner OF Jefferson and Main, and st the bank OF
Messrs. Murphy & Cash, corner OF Main and
Madison streets. We hope our people viii con-
linus to respond with the nberaIity with
which they have commenced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

The frat bale OF cotton from Gibson
coanty, aud the 7th Congressional District
was racslvedy esterdAy ~ shane, Harris, Co,
25I Front street, 1t was raised by Capt. Hutch
erson OF Milan, ellison county; classed mid,
ding and weighed $50 pounds. The same
house received the hrst bale last year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Henry Floyd, the notorious, gave
"Ieg bail" 10 squire Klernsn's deputies on
Wednesday afternoon, and sloped. This is the
second lime that he mas escaped afJer being
captured by the AstrOpoli; an poles and hand
ed over TO STATE officers We suggest that The
police hold him LeNL time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

FRUIT.-We will buy all the fresh
peaches, ounces, dried peachesan dried apples
in the surrounding country, and pay the grow.
ers a fair price for the same.
MEMPHIS PRE5ERVING COMPANY,
Iv Under the Gayoso House.
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o MOUND z

STEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT.
- every day for MoJnd City at TLaI[asax
am, II am, 8 PIN. and S pm. Leaves Mound
City every day at6% Am, 3 Am, pm. and
4 pm. Landing al foot OF Washington street.
MARK Il. CHEEK,
iylI Master
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".0ld Reliable" Memphis and white
RIVeF U.s.. Mail Packet Company,
Tri.Weekiy Line.
- - -

- NGE2E849 HARHZA-e
THE splendid side-wheeI steamers CONNER
i CIAL, LIBERTY, No. 2, and MAYFLOTE Err,
viii form q Trl-Weekly line between Memphla
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tue
day, Thursday and Saturday, aJ D o'clock pm,
connecting At DeTsli's Bluff with trains Of the
Little Rock Railroad for Little Rock, bot
Springs, and all point in Arkansas. Return
ing, will leave Devalls Bluff every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival Of the
train rom Little Rock.
Commercial, capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
phis Thursday, ats o'clock Pm; Liberty, NO.2
Capt. James hice, Tuesday, at 5 o'clock prs.
Msyh0wer, Capt. VIM. ]. Ashford. Saturday 5
O'Clock p m. Z, .. d. bills viii be taken for re-
sponsible parties by the line as heretofore,
without anv charge being made for collection.
The steamer +. W. Brooks will run in con-
Dection with this line from JacksonpOrt 10 PO-
cahontas on Black River, making Semi Week.
" trips
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
us during the past three years, we hope
by strict attention to business, 70 merit a con-
tinuance Of the same in the future.
John b. AVIS
Sup'J N. and w. R. Pckt. Co.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
uBtf No. 2 0 Front Row.
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Tup N1cuo1soN nsvement Of Chicago

TIE NIOItVLoON PN'NoHON ~"HO"5O
begins already to show serious defects, and the
papers are calling for improvements and re-
pairs, The bioekg become displaced, the planks
give way, ana every depression retaining water,
the process OF decay is exceedingly rapid. And
this will be the case 10 Memphis, too, unless
more care is exercised in laying the blocks. and
more tar is Used.
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ron ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.

Regular Tuesday 81. Francis River Packet-FoT
Helena Mariana, Madison, WittsburR
and all Way Landings.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON, t. Il. Bosnian Master
Sam. q. Paine, Shell and Clark, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY H.
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock pm. [S
LARRY HAHMSTAD, Agent,
1aOtf Star Wharfboat. foot jefferson st.
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THE PUR1M FEAsr.-Mr. Louis Moore

IHE PURIM fEASI.-Mr. Louis moore
desires us to announce that through the kind
ness Of Mr. A. Block, who has kindly vOIun-
tssred the us 81 his carriage for the purpose,
he will be enabled 10 exhibit his great moving
taSlsau, or the PurIn Feast. ia q splendid man
ner, on Saturday evening. lie requests all He
brews who wish 10 participate in the display,
70 take their place in The line between the
panoramic transparency ard The carriage con
talning the four mothers Of Israel. h tableau
will leave No. 44Z Shelby street at half-psst six
O'Clock. and will join ths grand procession At
me Mac q fnrInst.On.
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We keep h best and latest styles. Lei.
dy q Co., MRtters, roe Main street, OPPO,
site the square.
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PEACHES! PEACHEsi-Ten thousand
bushels peaches wanted by the Memphis Pre-
serving Company, under the Gayoso House.
lV
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HERNAKDO ROAD-PeOple wanting
family supplies wiz do well by calling on )
NJ. Guest. Just south OF South street. He sells
clean or cash. Stll lW
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CoNFEcEIoNERIBs.-G 60 to August Ber-
ton, corner OF Poplar and Fourth streets, for
good cakes, candies, and a No. I assortment OF
crackers for family l,ss, ses-iw
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NEW ADVERTTSEM'NTS
RaLIY! R0JJy! Rally !

VOUNG Mems Bluff City Democratic Club
Will Told iheir regular meeting this Friday
night, at 3 o'clock. Members and the public
generally are invited to attend upon which Oc-
CASTOR toe elegant cam banner viii be
presented by the cob Riittee to the Cub. Mr..
b. n. Halt will deliver the pre- sentatiOD speech.
J. ". DASHIELL, Il. 5.
ledger CODY. sepIIlt
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TORCHLIGHT BEARERS, ATTENTION ?!
We can supply you with an Illuminating oil.
suitable for torckas, at 50 cents per gallon.
q. II, BLOOD q CO..
334 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Gents Dress Hats, the best I'm the city,
at Leidy's, opposite hesquare, No. $50.
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Fs LINE OF MAkCH.
Up Second street to Winchester, through
Winchester to Main, dOFn Main TO Trezevant,
through Trezevant to Shelby, up Shelby to the
stand between Monroe and Madison, on the
hlnn
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Grand .AarshaI-,Gen. n. 3 FORREST.

ASSISTANT
Col. Moses White, CoI. Irving Halsey,
Col. NJ. MRgevney, Capt. L. L. Hamltn,
Capt. J. W. Cochran, Capt. Goo. Mellersh,
Edward Anderson.
And other Msrshals appointed by the Young
Men's Independent Democratic Club are invi-
ted to come forward and take their places.
colonel J. J. LUBosE, ct the request Of Gen
eral Forrest, has consented to take charge Of
the Mounted I bs from the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Violet Dowdelps case was continued
yesterday until Saturday, on account OF the
illness OF the prosecutrix.
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sTOCK8OLDERS :


Au,oor Pros a W. Gilmore, Thcs Mohet,
W. ID. Andl eWs,Chas. Gilmore Jesse moore,
Reni. Rahb. Wax oOdwyn,J Os. ID. Myers,
NJ T. Racon. Il. ID. GoOdlett,C Z. Norris,
CG BiiI. W. ii. 0oOdlettJ. Overton, Jr.,
W u RTidoea- a Co.. H. Owen,
~ w Rozman. DIR. D., Gober, II. A. Partee,
" a Rruce n John Gum, Partee g Har-
IN u, i. MADDEN bert,
4" Rroson. q Co, ], T. Peyton,
al Camo. l., L. harris, III. POwera,
n n Cash, Wm.F. Hardin, W. p. Proudht
q CIay. A. Hatchett, W. q. Rainey,
&. Y. M J. P. Hill IL Co.'s. p, Read,
I'm 1. NJ. Bill, E.F. Risk,
W. 4. Cherry. Napoleon Hill, ,L.,R. Richards
N. e. Cochran, JIG. hoist &Co'Isldor hosen-
G. A. Cochran, II. b. towel, 0Scn,
{. Curtis, Aowen, WOOD M. y, hosse,
II. 8. Davis, &CoI il SbrabOeh'
DeSoto bank, Wye. Humes,J. q ]. Steele q
billiard. Pinson ]. I. lett, Co
" nv. John Johnson +. W. Smith,
". II p. Doyle, c. Kortreoht, J. A. Taylor,
s'H. Dunscomb John 3. Leech, A. NaccarO,
diamonds, Pet q. Il. LeGuere, r. P. Walt,
tigreW q Co, E. H Leidy, W.B. Waldran,
w M. Earring F. Macksu, &C, Ward,
ton. N. h. Martin, s. NJ. Ward,
n. Fargsson, L. Marshall, Z. d. Ward,
I.FT crank y Mansfield q Geo. w. While
i. ID. Rrayser, Higbee, NJ. ]. Wicks,
I. w. Fowler, e. McDavitt, w. A. William
n. Ford Il Co.,, ]. II. McDav.Jt, sen,
". @, Foster, !. B. Mercer, s. W. Wilkins,
W. A. Gage, Geo. MITCHELL, James NJ. VII
NJ. Gavin, R. J. Morgan, llamson.
W.B. Greenlaw, len Sm ed
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RIVER FRE1GEETS.
Correction for the Memphis and
White River Packet Conn
paDy.

The Avalanche OF yesterday published these
sentences
River freights from Memphis to FriGr's
Point are nfy cents per hundred pounds
rom Louisville to Frisrs Point, thirty-nVe
cents per hundred pounds Here's a cih-rencs
Of three dollars per ton In favor Of LouIsNtl5,
hundreds Of miles away, although Friar 5
Point is our near neighbOr-slmOst unoer the
Oluts. kreights from st. LOCls 10 MeDphis
are twenty GEMS per hundred pounds; rom
Memphis 10 Friar's Point htty c~euts,as already
staDea."
Our cJtsmpSrary, usually very correct IN
such matters, Is in this insJsncs mistaken
The following are the rates 70 the points
spoken OF:
ALL WAY LANDINGS To n FRI
AIRS POINT.
Pound ireights------. PC per iVJIoS'
&c
Me Ky ----------- ..---..r-.----.--eA W
Corn and Zoe per sack.
To l. LANDISGs FROM FRIAE's PoIST 10 THE
or WHITE River.
Pound aSe per lVVIbs-
Dry bcpeE EALieL'
~
MhlSzy - -...---.-------. 4 -
Corn anu tOc per SAGA
The above are the ADVERTISE rates OF the
White River Packet Company. The Des Arc
and NatOns also take freight at these rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Hats-the best In 10 dty al Leidy q
Co.'s, 269 Main street, opposite she
square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

There was not a single State case before
the lower district Justices yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Oar fall styles Of BatS, fn quality and
styles, are a~Dequalied. J eidy a Co., 26s
Msia street, opposite tho square.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS River
@e -
Packet COMPANY.
NOTICE

I hereby given that an organisation has been
erected under q charter granted by The Leg
stature OF Tennessee. November II. IS q, en-
titled - An Act to incorporate the hem pn1s
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN ID. ADAMS,
j. NJ. TEBBETrS,
JAMES LAWSON, SDirectors.
X. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
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Fora genuine Beaver Hat go to Leidy
4 Co.'S, opposite h square, No. 2ea
Main street.
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REV. Mr.. L. Il. BOWMAN, from Viz
glnIa, will preach IA the First Methodist
church, corner OF Poplar aud Second streets
this .Fddsy) evening III O'Clock. Pews free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

. The stand for the orators Saturday
night, commenced going mp on the bluff yes
rArfzv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

1.-THE GRAND CENTRAL PARK Picnic
was postponed yesterday on account OF the
uaathnr
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RAILROAD.
Election for Directors of the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company.

V1BE Stockholders in the Memphis and
Charisston RailroAd Company are notified
that the annual election for Nine Directors of
said Company will be held az the offices OF the
Company in Memphis, Tennessee, and Hunts
Vile, Alabama, Oh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

Messrs. Dickinson, Williams & Co, No.
2I0, Front street, received yesterday the ngst
bale rom FayetUs county. 1t was raised by L.
NOT oiassel.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEATHER AND RTvERs.

D." %
q CISoINEATI, September 10.-The river has
raining steadily for the last 70 hours, and part
OF the time very hard.
P~ITTsBURG, September l0.-The river Is rising
with 4 feet 3 inches In the channel.
LOUISVILLE, september IG.-The river Is rs-
Ing with 4 feet 0 Inches in the canal. Weather
wet ana warm. Is a
Departed-Aianeola for Memphis, and En-
No. 8 for New Orleans
CAIRO, September I0-Cp, Forsythe. I am.
Down, Bees am.s Tacony 3 p.E-t Oi1y CT Al
ton, 5 Pm. the river rose one FOOT. The Belle
Lee lesves for New Orleans on the l5th-
ST. Louis, September l0.-Arriged, Belle
Memphis and Luminary. Departed, Rubfcon,
Psuline Carroll and Kellogg. The river is ris-
ing slowly and the upper streams are swelling
Business with Memphis, Vicksburg and New
Orleans is good and Improving.
MEMPHIS, september Ia heavy rain fell
esry yesterday, aud only partly eased up be-
fore noon. The sun came out hot in the after
noon. Theriver at this point is about 81 stion-
airy. The Arkansas Is falling al the mouth, eut
there is q fur FOOT rise reporte1 at Fort smith,
and by this time IL IL no doubt rising at Little
Rock. White river Is falling. hence to Cairo
70 feet is all taat can be found, and 8 feet
thence to St Louis.
steamer Champion, Cincinnati.
;" Tahlequah, Cincinnati.
4 Departures.
steamer T~ahlequah, New Orleans.
Marble City, st. LOUIS.
" Natoma, Napoleon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


c.
j. 5. Manager
| ahak ~ Aa
TIHE interior Of the Varieties having been
1 beautifully decorated, the Stage furnished
with a splendid new set of Scenes, also a new
and beautiful Drop Curtain, by sam. W. GuIiek,
the talented scenic artist Of tbs New Memphis
Theater, will reopen on MONDAY EVENING,
August 81, for the regular Fall and Winter sea-
SON, with a new and powerful company, who
will appear every night in Songs, Duets,
Dances, Negroisms, B~arleSques, Farcss, Ora
mas, etc.
Admission, soc. Private boxes, IS. auZ7
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AGRICULTURAL.
Revival of the Shelby County
~ Agricultural Society.
List OF Subscribers and Amount
Subscribed TO Date.

MIX J. 3. l. VIM, who has been indefsti-
gablsin his snSrts in the cause, reports TO ustte
following collections TO date:
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The Line of Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River U. 5. Mall Packet Compa-
nv is merged in the chartered company.
John u. ADAMS, President.
j, NJ. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
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First Hard, attention !

TIHEG Grand Democratic TOrchlight Procession
L and Mass Meeting takes place Saturday,
ward, without distinction of race or color,
especially the members Of the Club, are cor
daily sOIicile 1 10 gather on that evening, at z
O'Clock, at Nc. / Engine house. There tue pro-
cession will be formed. ami torches and trans
parencies distributed. II is hoped the Ola and
true "Ftrst" will not suffer itself to be out done
IN poiEt Of display, and especially numbers.
JOHN OCONNOR, Marshal.
Attest: e 8. GoLDBAUM, Secretary. sell 2t
"ANTED-By acompetent man, a situation
w as Book-Keeper or Cotton
M Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged in business la Memphis Tor
twelve years. The best of city and country Ie-
ferences given. Address T., care j. ID. keating,
APPEAL Office. sell
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u McDAyITr. NJ. e. COCHRAN,
v W SMITH W. b. WALDRAN,
IN EARI}ASON. NAPOLEON HILL,
" A GOODWIN. JOHN T. STRATTON,
Y FRANK.
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