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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-27

The careless and inactive disciple
Of Christ cannot live day, cannot
move or even look in any direction
without encountering some duty that
will try his character and show what
he is. Every call of benevolence, ev-
cry summons to prayer, every demand
for effort, every church bell, every
invitation to social devotion, every
lost soul which God puts in his way,
is n candle in-the hand of the Searcher
of hearts, flashing on the darkness of
his religious life, and disclosing its
barrenness.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

@ter Yer1onen nebmen 3T6
2eten.-Mon melcet aus Ser
lin: Die biet9en 8ldtter beridten non
einem nierf a6en Sdbtmcroe in eineTaz
Mile Geipe in her Neuen &1ni9sitrabe
"a. Die unslaflide 6amilie bate einit
in suten @erbdltniien selsbt; Seioel
par in friberen Sabren in Der prpsins
Elm a1aelebener @el@dft 5mann: Ser
un9lidte Speculationen batten Jpn ber<
untersebra6t unp er iterelte rarouf mad
8srlin llber. pbne paour6 ietne Sage su
perbe1ern, Mn Gnttebrunsen ni6t 9e@
mDbnt> purpe eS ibm i9wer> 1l9 in
bic belbrdnften 8erbaltni1e 5u fusen,
@dbrenp bic Truu bemibt 1par, our9
@trtb19aftltdfeit uno s%eropppelten Tletb
benz llnallf rieStirn 81 bieten; serno6te
CT benz Comfort leineS friberen 2ebers
unb ben lieb 9enpprpenen @%emobnbeiten
ntdt 70 letdt Su c%ntlasen,, Sn lei,,er
Stelung ais Nserlt zines 9roBen 5anp<
lunssbaule6 litb er ii6 ldlieBli6 perlei<
ten, Demlelben einsesanaene @elper sprsuz
entbalten> >ppcnr4 ct bic Grilten3 1einer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11

Sage. Darauf bate 9iiemann ni9t se>
rednet, Ter @osel mar paber a%ua9eflosen.
Gr perfol9te jeco6 feline Spur btS mad
etnem 5ptel in Chambers Street. Gr
fanp bort einen 5errn NIT ieiner Io@ter>
pie teipe Der 8eldretbung entipro@en.
Der 5err leusnete @plf Mayer gu iein
uno nanrte fi6 Miller. Sr ieinen ca
den, pie curdiu@t muroen, fano man
jecp9, auber elmer betrd@tli9en Sumr,e
in Sob uno mebreren &e@nun9m lber
in Qoncon 9efaufte Baaren, einen pom
Mas}frat in 8ubba9 fit @plf Mayer
aus9elteQten@ swerbeldein. Draper miro
beute Dem Ser. Staaten Commit iipndr
Osborne npr9efibrt unp 70 LANCE III 5aft
bebalten werpem his Die NIT benz r1d9<
fen Dampfer erparteten @ttentude bier
etn9etrpfen iinp. Sis nobin iinp natir~
li@ Die ginselbeiten cer Nnfla1e unbe<
nnnt. ... ..rt ....tao
..s".a. 81. ca. 9. @bb3t9.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
acknowledgements.

Diele Qdnbereien ,rerten In parscuen BON 40, so unb 100
Mderc unb taruber 3u prsiien a%ussebuten, pelde ;riihen IS
uno $40 per older parriiren Unit einisen rcnieen Yar1eaeu gu
tDbe1en @reifen), je nod Ter YeihaHenbeit uup @ntfernuns
@elb ODER auf large 1ermine .. rtauft 0ebn Sabre menn es
perlanst mtrb) nit 7 prp;ent jabrliten Sntereien. bamtt TIT.
temtt Cite Ye1pnen befabtst merosn, cine Ssi'nftdtte, unter bill
liaeu 8ebineunsen. in ether eeiuuben unb prpruttipen @eeenb
at e%rlansen. 5,ejenieen, melde ZEN 8atnen entlaus fdpu
Mieperlanunsen e~esrunbet, BADEN sefunten, eaB ibreeanoereien
int Nertn UNI So 9rcient jabrlid, %eetiesen tnp.
Diele Q1nbereien iint felt 1857 spm gerfaut 3urudhetalteu
moroen tie liesen srii4en srr6en NnFeblunsen, uno itnO Sir
den, S9ulen. 1abrtraSeu une Mdrtteu aueauoli9.
Tim ndbere Austnnft wenee man itd, an
6cproc e. 8cder,
Qanb. 6 pmmiiFuner, ct. Yaul, Minn.
SER an II Erptt @ecretar. trtp-tp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
&arttdteu=@ puplet+

@lt' unb Sunee fomn1' seipruner
Menn bon Naritat' tie bort!
5ab' If bier elm CANCER 8unbel,
9ftr ME Vus uno 1ru9 unb @9piubh
@uf Der eansen &uselerb'!
MQe Staate sol @plbate,
Staten ni9t 5u iiten fed! "
@ia ie @elp 3u Rrie9Sanleiber,
8lait ie slei9 6r,ebensl9aQ MEYER
Meiter bat If teinen :3wed!
5unser, @lenb, MQes feblenb,
N'al1er r1ur ltei9t-an bic 9als!
8ieferraupenfraB eefraBif,
@elp ALIEN nur ubeibenmGBit"
8ei bic 9elp-ppn 2an9enlal3!
Muf bic 8rufe Srbenstru1te tie,
Nber mir i'm y a9eniad! .....
Babnauselittane, Sersuerl9attuns,
@igarr=N rbeiter< 3errltung-
&audt If gut Der Strife<Gpbat!
Sn Stalien @aturnalien.
IIVtlkIItpIlSA JAPt Su1pkuII
" . pom u Sn9e-beimlif' Sunber-
Cine Seller 9.r3 nol 8inoer=
Qei9en> in bic Salt per tedt!
Mu4 bic Granferei9 1ebr trante,
Der Station iein nit mebr er,rrrrrrrpB!
Griber mar 9efabrlif fr,ilif,
Wenn If bic Mrmee lanewetltt;
Mber tebp l9amt TT blpB!
Weil fir pfafe nun !oQ pafe
Sos ben @ba1epot-@ott erba M!
Sort @lpire Don rctbe 9ple
@eit W enta1a Der Jran3cIe
Sur pon paplt nod bic @enssarmes!
Sir tpie 5aber-Stnterlaber-
&otbibilp D%ombaultub pertraut!
QGrm BON 6abier BEL 5iillen-
QGrm BON banbert Mann bel 8i1en-
. pu arn1er @ielsbaut!
Bonn 5uiare-@ctt bemabre -
@dlaeerei pie ouf bic Bod! -
NeberaQ ,Serfludte &erels,
Muf bic arn1e Wartin perelS
Die 9aralta NIT bic Stof!
@aub BON Rinter Observation-Disclosures
Droi9fen5amp sebt 1T bura!
G6iiben(traBe =" e1tr-2cuis,
@piel Bis 72-Yfui!
> ru GROCER Mspttintur9!
Mud bel Britt, mir son Sttte!
@brifli6 Meni& iein i&ledt gu Muth
Wenn le 6ebt, tpie tr u3ieelt
Slb-Gnelanb mdblt D'Ssraelt
Gum Yremier, bic alte Sub!
Spell bort 8laubu&, Strife @raubu@,
Seirei6 maht &ctbbu9=@ eidaft;
YreuBen blob iein nof Der glitter,
griQ it bolteu nit 9 d batter,
8lpB in 9anben balten-5eft!
(&labberabat19.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Sir ben @etrfipebau

tteten BE 2dneereien tn ben Gsnnttes 5snnesir, Wrisbt,
5tearns unb Meefsr unabertrrfene 0srtbeile bar. .6arner
sluswabl ben @prSus, ais bic, we!de lid AM beten gum Sau
ties g8e,ens, hem srceeu Stape artltels ees eitliben Santsls.
etsnen, Dieie Counties entbalten au3 einen Neidtbu1n sOn
Walbun gen pes f6pnten uartsn .9rlses, mad meldem erpse
Madfraee fur perideeene 3wede lit unp uel6es einen euten
Wtartt ben Gilenbabnen entlans fineet, uub nidt ALIEN fur bic
Rldruns hes 2anees entfdaoist fpnbern eas 2ane ielbf be;ablt
ma6t. "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Sir bic 0teb;ubt

Fnb Sic Counties Incfa. .Sianti unb @berburne ~beiohbers Sc.
eisnet. Der Bpten enthdlt reiden. ~farbieen Yetn,, tbei1meiie
prairie @efrau4 unO ltidte sSaleunsen; eaaelbe 1T etnas
hiss!iis, NIT %unStablieen See1 une 1T pom s%amblrsiben a'ebene'ea
Ienlant creien u~nseten ino cie einen unaebeuren Wprratb BON
ssras unp 5eu III fern. Sic Nno leidt paiirbar, UNI Su ben
%nDrpliden s bellies oes Staates su e%eanecn. welde bic befen
unb ppr3uslidien @drite fir ben @ertauf non @inbpieb I'M
0anbe bistel: Sn Verrinpuna nit Der @iehsudt Il. Is, moth.
,pentie, bic @ufme totnfe,t aufe bic Gtatlade su }lentsn, bae
has Mildssldaft nod i'm e%uttsten it, was aus ttn bpben
Wrei,en spn Butter uub Safe unb aus Benz erpben import lener
Mrtitet aus ben bltli4en Staaten erlidtlid 1T,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-11
Die SdafAu9t

| fanet an In W%innelcta ietr eintrde1i1 su merten unb auser
Ben pteu beldrietenen Qdnbereien In Mnpfa, Slanti unp @ber'
burne Counties fnb bic prairieldnbereien pm Meeter, &anei'
ppbi une Mprrn9alia Re pnber5 fir biel len 3wef ee1udt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

The market for the week opened upon
3 quiet market Il Liverpool, with Up.
lands, lI5d; Orleans, 1Isd; but imme.
distely began 20 decline, going down
steadily until Saturday, when Upland.
hsd fallen to IO3d; Orleans, Ild since
when there has been no change, except
that it wss 6rmsr to-day at I:20 pm,
which was the last dispatch received.
The New York market for the week
opened dull, with Iidilings, 2f4c, and
declined, MiddlinPs dropping 70 este on
Friday. It wss doll and nominal st the
opening TO day, and ST . pm. the de-
msnd vas isir and prices frm-Low
Middlings, 25e; MiddIings, 24tc T; No
bile, 243c; Orleans, 2Ilc; Good Mid
dIings, 253e.
This market opened quiet and weak,
with MiddliDgs, 225e. On Wednesday
it declined &c, and has ranged since st
22622!c, with some exceptional forced
sales on Saturday st 2I3c, the lowest
point reached this season. At the open
ing this morning there was no particular
inquiry, and holders, though not wiling
10 sell under %, we're uasble to get that
figure; but before the close there were q
good many buyers OF the street, and the
views Of holders in the morning were
realized. Among the sales to-day were
20 bales Ordinary, 20is; = Low Mid
dlings, 2lRe; IS at 2lse; 50 81 Else; 50
Middlings, 22e; Us ST %; 100 at pc
- Strict MiddliDgs, 23c; II at 28e. We
quote "a follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

and viii help to establish a firm and
steady market during the winter; with
the present cost Of raw materials for the
production Of leather, the shoe trade
cannot but expect an advance on all
kinds of stock.
The demand in the New York whole
sale market Cor the week, says the Shoe
Reporter, has zee only for small par
GELS, and the more active trade is Tow
with the jobbing houses who sell 70 the
local trade. Prices of boots and shoes
continue firm, and for ali seas0nsble
lines are quite as high Gs they were
lsat fail, and IS there are 0ut small stocks
held by manufacturers, we do not look
for any decline in prices, on account Of
the stringency of the money market,
but should this continue, it will no doubt
cuvteil sales among the New England
j0bbers and retailers, who are doing
nearly O cash business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17
AND A
OFFIOB OF THE DAILY APPEAL1
AEEPHR. November Is. 1855.
NaEGH


It will he esn by our dispatches that Che
New Yorkmoney marketstil IN sbors under
great excitement and the values Of bonds
snd stocks vary with every hour. SINH
lar fluctuations have never been known
before snd their car be no estimate made
as 70 the result Of this state of affairs as
existing ia Wslj street. Speculation
combinations TO break down the values
OF stocks, we're probably the first causes
which operated upon the money market
and the weakness which those combina-
tons developed by the mere locking up
OF currency to the amount of $4,000. coo
TO $4,000. GOO, has instigated new combi-
nations which are row at work, as well
ascTested 3 distrust in the minds of cut.
side holders Of these securities which viii
not soon be allowed.
Our money market works along oui-
city with currency il good supply-au-
pie for sIi the demands of business
while the receipts from the East are
rapidly falling of. At one Of our banks
tue currency received by express during
the week would not exceed SI5O COO.
against $685. 600 received the week be-
fore, and during the coming week it is
expected that the counter demand for
exchange will absorb nearly II not all
the bills offered, 50 inst 10 eurrsnev is
looked for from other sources. The offer
ings are lighter than last Eeek, and buy
ing rates have esssd II, bat are stiT
irregular, ranging from &c discount On
Eastern bills, 81 which some ba ks are
snZious to buy. u 3, discount. Lsom
vbioh Others maze az deviation. Nav
NTerus sight is taken ST &c discount;
III = hat city o. S2C, eco, Eve DAYS
SO + tako1 - g. discount. Selling on
tas Esst at par 70 &c 9~isccunt, srd on
New Os.ssus AZ ~ to &c dise01nt.
Cod has been considerably sgftateG
during ne week, opening on Tuesday at
I34s 5oi3g down TO 934c on Friday
opening today st I35ic and closing ct
1868 10 EsT "ork- y this market We
hsve 1iga5 sales - Tote Tea err have
bought at New 0lb guctaICrs and sold
at an advance c.
In stocks snd Dor there Is litfIe Co.
5ng, the onl transsa DE reported -eicg
n sss Of y shares O. I-is-issip;g ard
Tennessee f. ~1ad stc1k st IOc. Civ
GoEfs sre quiet nCGicsiy 53c.
CITY scrip is steady at s0GSIc b.
Sizing to tsx-P-ys ID G36s5,.
County Warrants are aJaGt as sh-y
wee on Saturday, possibly como veal
rs the ring or rings which have
been operating IN them have wi..drawp.
We losT1 thst a few thoDsa-d collars
were offered st 75c, with no bug rs.
Police and School Scrip Gle NJ
changed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-17

B2s.lEss iuCe our LIS rsvisN has
zen very fair-ss much 50 in the way
O. plantation sdl Lies a. could be eX.
psc.ed from = market not well supplied
wifi some Of the leading articles. In
meats al kinds We have but light
Transaction to report, with bacon light
and new zcoEtz expected daily, It would
not he geoG policy % keep anything liae
full stocks IN had and 0aI merchants
have bought On re daily demand
justified. None Of tn therefore. will
q any risk T being stuck when he
deaiiLe comes, hut viii o. able 10 .., IN
neE stocks at q, figure as will enable
them 20 sell IS Low IS Etc lowest. On-
feature q tie week, and al important
on zoe, wss the att I-tj0n Of q pack {
IN he trade tOm here 10 -as5urg Or
tae -5turn nom her irzt trip, We lear
that lhe orders she brought back CEN
pared favorRbly il amount those
brought " any Of our local packets.
Produce is declining under the 1.es ure
o. large receipts, and the market 3 all,
with ssies hard to ef 20 at our quota
tlons.
The dry goods market is not so active
ss early ia the week, but prices are
steady, with soms advance on heavy
goods, owing to increased freight tariffs.
Stocks Of al kinds are large, except in
striped eottOns There is q large de-
mand for this style Of goods, with light
supply. Many Of cur dealers took so.
vantage Of the low freights prevailing
sOme time $50, and laid in large stocks
Of prints, which are bow selling here IS
low as they can be bought ia New York.
We quote Sprsgueis best brands at lac.
In that city there has been, az YET, 10
recovery from the extreme depression
which characterized trade for the month
preceding election, but business. II there
be any change, has been even more DIM
since election day than it was preceding
that event. Pricss in nearly an fancy
dry goods, domestic and foreign. are
nominal, while in most kinds Of stanle
goods, the market rules strongly 10 favor
Of buyers.
10 boots and shoes there Is but little II
any abatement in the demand. Tn.
came buyers are on the market almost
every week or two in order to replsplsb
their stocks. Only 3 few country deal.
ers buy largely, the majority preferring
70 dur licate their orders Rs occasion NAV
require. The trade 30 far this month
will, We think, compare fsvorably with
that Of October, if it does not exceed it.
Prices are steady on slI s~ess0nable goods.
Manufactures generally are holding
back, and making up as few goods as
possible; this course, in consideration Of
the present financial pressure, is right
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a CART.
The View Hork LIE ~En.ursnes company
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. JAMES s.

] LORMERLY OF II LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Cuslom House street, New Orleans. teStab-
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Chicago, and celebrated througnout the coun-
try IN the successful treatment or PRTVArE
can be conEdsnsialT consulted az
his Office and pariOrs, % and % Randolph
PCst0f-ee Drawer 5Ss3-
DR.. fAMs S treats CHRONIC, EfERCURIAJ.
sEFHlL1I1C, bLDoU and SkIE DISEASES.
1nd al DISORDERS Of a CON EAGGOU5 We
HEREAL CHAhACfER-whieh he cures With
out tie use Of mercury, iOdfde OF pofasss. arse
pic or any poison, but with his NEUEEALI-
AEH = positive cure for ali humors and blood
ORGANIC wEAEEESs, such as SEMINAL.
WEAkNESS, NOCTURNAL and UITTRNaT-
EMISSIONS, brought on By abuse Of the or
gans, early tnd1scretions, excuses. or entSfled
heredtierily, causing less OF zsmOry, eonfu-
siCa, depression, Gimness OF vision and ofen-
times Insanity. VIII a depiCrG5is train ofOther
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
nfaltDte method. saving time sud expense,
All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs Of
private eharaetsr, radically and permanently
Old diseases of the most hos rible class. where
Ilho DioCc has become poisoned. Drnducfnx
olotches on he face, small Ustery blissers.
pains in the head and bones, liberated threat
.5ogetheE with an endless numaer Of SufsrinEs,
leneetuSly and ternaneu1- cured.
O%JAh 4 recommended og Lne press Or
TIE country, cy prQfe sor8 or medical colleges,
and BY . 9 medical profession generally,
Those afflicted should apply % him, and be
Cured a. o &c.
Tax MoNrroR. BY Dr.. James. a treatise NM,
disessss peculiar to the sexual organs Of eifhsr
sex, causes, effects and Their remedies. cOmpiled
rom an experiences of tvert " years practice
IN the exclusive treatment Of these disSazes,
sent TO any address. securely raped. Frics
Dollar Pamphlet on 5FEBNATORRHEA.
or one on -PHILIs, sert IN seale1 envelope
dress Dr. LANES, Postof1ce Drawer 5s6a. Chi
c go, Illinois. aep17tf
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RAILR05D TEME TABLE
Memphis ana little Rock Railroad

Memphis aud little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Lsavs Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7sm.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
dag and Saturday, at 7;O am. Arrive al
Memphis st / O'Clock = n.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General Superintendent.
NississIppi sad Tennessee RsIlToad.
AEEIvE. pEPAE
, OsleanaEDpTess daily, 800 PA. S;o5 pm.
cer Laday--..,-- $50 an. 500 PM.
Freig ally, except sun
4ag;. S.-S.v s1S,s: ~ 1sss ~
4. g. LIVEEMORE. GSnTEupt.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt, AUS
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
DERIVE DEPART.
Through Mall tdaly1..- 600 pm. 1910 r.
through Express----..--..-l9;=0 pm. I2el am
Frhis train does not leave satuTdsys)
Corinlh Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays ALL. 500 am
Somerville Accommodation
daily texcs0t Sun3ay)--.-- SIS an. 5l0 pm
Railroad Time Is 20 minu3eE faster than city
FiSEssomcs, 27s Main street and at Depot,
W. ROSS ~enlSupt
semphls sad louisville Railroad Lin"
DKeAET. ARRrvK.
Day Express, R R time 5:9s.@. 25p.m
Night E1xPresz T. time 80 pm $50 am
HUMBOLDT ACCOM- NOTATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time----.-.4;D pm
City me---~"-i;i e pm
Ticket of5ces SO. 27Y Main street and 6: De
SKI 3 JONES. eenTsupt
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL- O A d.
open to NGaaison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 2, 1863, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Ross viii run regularly as iolloEs:
GOING WEST-Leaves Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday auG Friday al 20 am and arrive
at Madison at O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Msdiscn Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 1850 a n. arrive 81
Hopefeld at l O'Clock p.m., and Memphis ct
100 pm.
The FerFybost Nevada leaves the foot 81
Union street al Z a m.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket off,
ces in the city.
kreights for Madison or way stations received
by r. n. Patterson q Co, at their Wharfboat
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way stations must be prepaid.
Se-Cmc9 OF Road, No. y Jefferson street.
auAL u j. w. ROBEEISON. Gen. snnlf-
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rs hereby given thataD organization has been
efeeted under a charter granted by the Leg
islaturs OF Tennessee, November IL. 1886, en-
sitIed - Al ACT to ineo- rorate the Aemphi
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN ID. ADAMS,
I'm ~TEBBEEFS,
JAMES SON, SDlrectcrs.
3. l.. HAtNSS,
HARRISON BLASDEL,J
The Line OF Boats known as tn" Memphis
and Arkansas River U. :. Mail Packet Comps-
n.y." is merged IN the chartered company.
j. IL. TEBBETrs, Secretary.
-
e. The following boat viii each make "trip
a week until the new boats Of the Company,
now being built, are finished leaving MEM.
PHTS as heretofore, On MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pun:
Thursday, St,er ". A. Caldwell, Halnes
Master
Monday. Steamer ozark, Rowland, Mas
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort Ginscn.
From the lSt to tue 10th OF November the
new boats will be TN shed, ard the Company
viii then run four boats rom Memphis through
with all points on the river, the Arkansas liver
row b. ing in good navigable condition Pas
sengersand freight are put through to ali points
on the river without delay, ans al reasonable
rates.
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
phis, should have their go0os consigned to
9NO d. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
70 NJ. W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark
inc. D. ADAMS, President
7. A. KBNDIG, Agent,
sepss sA FTent street, Aos5y Sleek.
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EAMaoAT
o CrEoIEEArE.

Memphis snd-CiDeinna.f Packet Company.
For Cairo, LouigviIla and Cincinnati.
ARGONAUT, No. 2-...--.WaIsh Clark master
This excellent passenger steamer 81
viii leave as above r
THIS DAY, Tin inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
novI7 II "a Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Miller Master.
This elegant and feet passenger Is
steamer will leave &SsAs
HIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
Jas. T. BOURNE q CO, Agents,
uoyI7 It No. - Jsfars0l street.
Memphis and CiuuInnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN AnaotSE
This splendid passenger packet S
will leave as above z
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD, AGENT
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JOHN C. WALsTON,
WALKER BROTHERS & GO.


MILL be pleased to greet All his old friends
W 81 the above Place. where they will dnd a
complete s ock of Fine Goods at low pricss
novIF IW
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PETRO OLE.

Petro Petrol Petro
THE Tennessee Pstro oil Company Is stlll
4 alive Ut their new stand,
sslHsia Street, Opposite Clay BuiIaiss,
We inform the pubiciH general to come for
ware and Try Il. We also DEFY competition IN
ogr Lamps, Burners and general lamp STOCK.
we are manufacturer Of The Hanging Rock
Stoves InWare, Castings Of great Varieties,
wholesale ana retail Merchants viii 90 well
20 eXaraine our stock.
novl0 ROsEEBAUM & BROS.
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o LOUISVILLE.

FOR LOUISVILLE.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet.
For Cairo, Evansville and Louisville
JOHN Benson master
This SUPERB passenger steamer .SE~
VII leave Gs above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at ) pm.
LARRY HARM~TAD, Agent.
rovIT1t ~ Madison street.
Regular New Orleans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo and Louisville.
JOHN master
This splendid passenger PACKET a.
viii leave for the above sSSzFkE&
THIS DAY 18th inst, at ; pm.
RICHARD W. LIGHTBUREE. Agent
DCVlT II ~ wort f~ect
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FOE
ADMIRAL Raphael SeH8EneS'
NEW WORK, THE
SUMTER AND TIE AGABAMA,

NOW in press and ready for delivery in De-
~ cember. THIS work Is a record u the heroic
services ahoat rendered by this gallant Com
mander and his devoted comrades during the
war between the States and is a book o
thrilling interest 70 all lovers OF the daring,
Grave and true. 1t sells faster than any book
that has been issued for years. One asenb IN
Baltimore sold q copies 3 day fer two weeks;
another scent IN Alabama sold 50 copies g day
his first three days; and every agent We have
out reporis rapid sales. Exeiusive territory
given 10 men OF excellence and ability. The
work will be sDlendiGiy tl1sirafed and bound
Canvsssing book and outnt viii cost g 80, and
parties who VISA 20 avoid delay and secure
Z cd territory can remit with their ART appH
sstton- X they so desire. with Instructions to
return the money ia case the ter ritOry is taken.
Address FL BIB fLHS Y
Publishiug House, EOS Main Street,
nOvg deod3tsWIF Louisville. KY.
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FOB MOUND CITK.
CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHEEK L.
- leaves Eeanphis every day OrkS@s&
MOundCity a. : am, 10 2.m-- Il m, 20 sud ~
pm. Leaves MOuai City every dGy st an,
Jam. LAM, ana ~ and 4 pm. Landing al
foot OF Washington street.
iyiI MARY RCHEEE. Nhster.