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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

The stock market is firm. Holders Of
City Bonds are not anxious to sell a less
than 52I953e. There are orders here at
the inside figure, but as the commissions
must be made out Of the seller, It Is 3 dr.
fcuit matter to I'LL.
City Scrip is firm with light trans
actions. II there is the amount of scrip
sfoat that is estimated it is certainly
pretty well hisGeD from view. Specula-
tors we have no doubt hold three-fourths
of the scrip and nearly all Of the ledger
balances extsnt, and If within two
months taxpayers are not compelled to
buy st 90@75e, it will be due to the
charity Of those much abused "curb.
stone bankers" Dealers offer SOC and
sell at s29SSe.
County Warrants are in active de-
mand and sitter every day. While deal
ers profess to buy at nc they will not sell
under soc. One lot was offeao7 at 76c
during the day.
Police and School Scrips are firm and
unchanged.
In closing our local money market to-
dav We must not forget to render our
thanks TO the gentlemen connected with
the various mOnied institutions and busi-
ness houses of our city for many courte-
sies extended to III during the past year.
The Reporter is necessarily dependent
upon merchants and bankers for infor-
nation and the courteous manRer in
which that has universally been extended
only adds fervOr toOur wish for /" merry
Christmas T" to one and all.
Comptroller Blackburn has gone to
New York to provide for the payment OF
the January interest on the State debt.
In the unusual endorsements which
the State has had to encounter this ia a
subject Of 10 small oongrEslLaq !
Gov. Bullock, Of GeorgGhe door swlr
York endeRvoring to raise Arge, light
able him to carry Ga his q Sth paper
The rOstponencent, by II behold a
States SePste, Ct e cop0parts of Adj
has checked III sfecI roar
srscle. 4 sun
The failure Of the banking hdor en-
Chss. T. Tucker d Co, OF LOuisviA . 70
Tuesday, caused a senssIi N in than Il
which, ssys the C3lriS -J0ltrncl, hs4 Il
been equslled since the great river q
ter. Il is not kno wn outside OF the 3 q
ing company what the liabilities sre
this generally desired information "
doubtless be given from the prkh
source in due time.
Gold in New York opened at 1345 and
closed at 1855. Exchange was steady, at
the opening 94@lO!, but declined at I:5O
pm. to 9f@lOs. 1t continued to decline
and closed at 93@IO4.
We note sales Of $1,000 in two or three
lots at I34@l35c.
An article appears in our local columns
in reference to city affairs TO which we
call attention.
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RIVER mATrrpa

examine the subject OF steamboat signals.
The movement Is TO be general, and
Government Inspectors will be consulted
as to the adoption Of q system better cal
culated than the existing one, to avert
steamboat disasters.
The st. Louis Times says The river
here rose 6 inches in the past "a hours,
but it is In a very bad condition. The
pilots OF the FOrsythe report 4 feet s
by the stick at ST. Genevieve, and one
boat that arrived yesterday reported 4
ieet 9, and from all we can learn, the
river to Cairo is in the worst Coalition II
has been for years.
The Emperor is at Wheeling loading
for New Orleans.
The Louisville Mail Company will
build one of their new packets at Gin
cinnRti and the other at Louisville
They viii be large and magnificent
steamers.
It is estimated that there are 1880
boilers ia use on steamboats, in the UniGeC
States.
The ship Alca, built entirely OF steel
arrived at Mobile, on Thursday, from
Bombay direct.
Mr.. Isaiah Williams, well know
engineer, died at his residence, In Bur
lington, Ohio, Sunday last, Of blood.
fluX.
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This has been another busy day in the
general markets and prices were un-
changed. The retail trade was very
yctive, and ere this meets the eye Of the
-eader the hearts Of our little ones will
be made glad by the visit Of X is-X rlngle
Listle stockings which last veal easily
held ina old monareh's gifts will this
year fairly suffer under the loads deposit
ted in them by generous Kris.
From Nashville we learn that q fierce
contention is now in progress between
cotton shippers and the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, with regard to rates.
River men are widening the breach as
far s they are able, and thus securing
the greater portion of the staple sent
eastward from thispoint. Shippers charge
that the agents Of the rsilrosd insist on
ignoring compressed cotton, and that 1t
demands the same rate as uncOmpressed
cotton, for the purpose of forcing all cot
ton shipped to Louisville to be COM
pressed, and that this is done in pursu-
snce Of a policy adopted by the I've
ton Of freight agents, which recently
met in Louisville. AS a majority OF the
heaviest shippers have formed a combi-
nation lot to forward their cotton by rail
until the alleged discrimination is re-
moved, the matter has assumed quite 6
serious aspect, and unless q compromise
is speedily effscted the railroad must suf-
fer serious loss Of freight, which it has
hitherto m~onopOlized. Until this dis
pute arose the cotton shipped by river
since the season opened amounted to only
q few hundred bales. It is, however,
limited that overtures have been made
from railroad combinations looking to
some basis Of agreement, and that al
though one road still insists On the rates
established at the Agents. Convention,
it is expected to give consent in adsy OF
two.
The statement that the revenue from
whisky under the present tax OF fifty
cents on the gallon hss nearly doubled
for four months ending October 80, as
compared with the same period OF the
previous year, wnan the tax was two
dollars or the gallon, viii be q poser to
these who, for speculation or other PUP
poses, advocate q return to the high rates.
Tbaao.zrI 6etzes Of the income are, for
the r. ANS 9 Jdsa August, September
~ 0fh 1867, So. OPS, 694 DC; for the
6nop o. or 1865, IS. Sal ,699 80. With
nroc -tatement Of results before 1t,
- viii net be likely to change the
re Of taxation, no matter what press
Nes'aav be brought to bear upon 1t. TIE
venus laws may be modified SO fa. as
il stem of collection is found, upon
le.Ienee, to be defective, AID amended
-ihuSi. more e~ffectually protect the in.
pc CT the Government, but any
rlnkS IN * til ale of taxation need not
he new ~
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. December o, 1865.
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REGULAR

So so per Annpm,
ST 25 per Six Months or
rs cts. per Three Months.
sE Clubs Of two or more Will be sup
lied at So 90.
ps-The columns of the APPEAL Will be de-
voted to the LATEST NEWS, TELEGRAPH RE-
PORTS, and choice selections of READrSG
MATTER.
IA Special attenuon win be given TO our
MARKET REPORTS. No effort viii be spared TO
advance SOUTHERN INTERESTS and soUTHEE-
ENTERPRISES.
ss- The stirring events OF the present day
make it necessary for every man to become e
subscriber to good newspaper. TOsuPply this
want, we offer the APPEAL at the above ex-
tresneIy low rates, confident that the price is
within the reach OF all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore, shall continue TO give
universal satisfaction.
Rs- Remittances can be made either b. Post
oncs Money Order or by Registered Letter.
Es Postmasters througaoutthe United states
are requested to act as Agents.
AINsLIE, HEATING Il co,
Editors and PropriefOrs,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Commissioners Notice.

VIM. p. Mellen. Trustee, and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Bland
II Ballard. Judge OF tbs United states Dis
trict Court for the District or Kentucky, q
Special Commissioner in the above style case,
to audit and make out n full and complete re
port 10 said Court OF all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
all bonds and eoupons due and unpaid. secured
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given TO all bond
holders. as aforesaid, TO come forward and pre-
sent and file with me, as said Commissioners at
my Office, in the city OF Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky, all bonds, being the Lrst and second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday in
March, 1855. W. II. JONES,
nov2ilms Special Commissioner.
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WATCUEs FOR TIE

THE OrOlde Gold Watch Co
/ ture on strictly scientific
hnish and color is cUTGt gold q !
most rare and costly desenE
Watches.
They are manufactured with L
Qadies' and g~entlenaen'sl, have 81
movements; Jetgsied engine turned,
pensatiOu spigal spring.
R0ib0dd C0HdHct0Ts, EagEaeeT9 AJ
the most exsCtiug Of our custOnt IL
thoroughly demonstrated the streusl Nt
biiity, accuracy and Uu iiy OF the i I
Hdlhan Watches, snd pronounce tLer
liable rs reliable ttme-keepess.
Fin Swiss Movements, SD Patent H..
fac si8lle HGuhGHs WWches. full tewsled. s.
Car0loHGtsr B0lQHce, IS each. EiaDO-atey eL
grsved with new and rOvei designs Each
Wzich Is warranted by special certificate nom
the OrOide Gold watch Company.
Also, magnificent OIo4Ge sold Llaius $, s.
and s. each. Semi every here, % lie paid Tor
on delivery.
cur customers are supplied nee with the
PICK pocket Detective ana WEtch GueId ais
mailed separately On receipt OF - cents The
Genuine OrOiGs Gold Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly from Us.
JAMES 7. MONROE r CO,
Importers and Manufacturers,
nov6 2m 1916 Broadway. New York
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF q Deed Of Trust executed by
D VIM 1. Fly on the 30 day OF March, A ID.
1859, TO John D.. TrOtter. Trustee, TO secure the
payment of certain promissory notes payable
as follows, 20 wit: One note for six thousand
dollars. due and payable to Catherine p. Free
man on the S0th day OF January, AID. 1850,
with ten per cent. interest from date, and dated
the SUth of March, A d. 1859. One note OF the
same date for six Thousand six hundred 90 100
dollars, payable TO catherine =. Freeman on
30th day of March, AID 1851, with legal interest
from date. And one note OF same date for six
thousand six hundred CO 100 dollars, payable TO
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
date. Said Deed OF Trust is recorded in the Pro-
bate Clerks of1cs OF Tunica county, State of
Mississippi, in Book E, OF the record OF deeds
for said county, page Sll. And by virtue OF,
and in pursuance OF u Decree of the Chancery
Court OF said Tunicac county, made at the April
term thereof AID. 1883, investing myself with
the powers OF Trustee In said Deed of Trust, the
death OF tue said Jno. D. Trotter, Trustee as
having been suggested 10 said Cham
Gerry Court, 1 viii, on the
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18th Day of December, A.D. 1868,

At the courthouse door in the town of Austin
in the county of Tunica, State OF Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described IN said Deed OF
Trust, as follows, tO-wit: All Of section seven
90 of Township( D Of Range eleven, tu(, west
lying and being in said Tunica county and State
OF Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours. Title
supposed 10 be good, but l will sell only as
Trustee. j. +. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is, 1883. OCT tbs
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Cotton IN Liverpool was quiet at the
opening to-day. Uplands I0S1; Orleans
1921. At 1:20 pm. it was unchanged
and closed quiet but steady. Sales TO-
900 bales. Weeks sales 81, 900. OF this
amount l6, goo was t.ken for export and
II,000 by spectators. Stock on hand
$4,000; 81 which SO. 600 is American.
Stock aiost 289, GOO of which 100, 900 is
American.
TIE New York market at the opening
was unchanged In any respect. At ll:5O
am. it was steady and demand fair. At
? pm. holders were asking an advance,
but buyers were cautious. Low Mid
dlings 242c; Uplands 25G254c; Orleans
252e; Good Middlings 26lc. AT the close
there was u moderate demand and
prices firm.
The New Orleans market at 1l:S0 am.
vas firm with fair demand. At 2:I5 it
Ess also firm. Sales 1000 bales. Mid
dliHgs 2S3e.
Our market was firm but quiet. Hold
ers stifened up under the better feeling
reported in the Eastern markets, but
buyers would not operate except al yes
terdsy's figures. Sales were very light.
holders asking 234c, and in some in
stances 24c for MidGlings. We quote as
fof1ouya
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Transportation
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL- O A d.
Open to Madison

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
~ Der 2, 1865, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road win run regularly as follows:
GOING WEsT-Leaves Hopeheld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday al 7:0 am, and arrive
ct Madison at l o'clock pm.
oMlNa EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 7:S0 a M. arrive at
Hopeheld at l O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
l.3 pm.
Tie F%erryboat Nevada leaves the foot OF
Union street at z lam.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket off,
ces In the city.
Frelghts for Madison or way stations received
by r. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 10 Way Stations must be prepaid.
B%Once OF Road, No. y Jefferson street.
au29 u j. w. hOBERTSON. Gen. Sup't.
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aAACg And TgADE.

excited aud more extensive than any
aeek of the season. For future delivery
the sales reported reach about 1000 bale
on a basis Of $3.50 for Low Middling for
January, February and March delivery
and 24{c for Middling same delivery.
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hiiSSisSippl Cotton Plantation
Tor Eent.

might PLANTATIONS NEAR BEULAH,
u Bolivar county, Miss. thoroughly protected
from ~inundation by the new levees.
-Four Plantations sale.
CLARK 4 MONTGOMERY
dele ugl forBeulzh, Mississippi.
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o HOUND 4

GEoRGE W. CHEEK IT,,
- leaves Memphis every day forjz9&-
MoundCity at 4 am, 10 am, Il M, ~ and ~
Leaves Mound City every day at am.
fospn., II am, and u and 4 pm. Landing al
tvff Wasb'nston street.
MARX r. CHEEK. Master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25
WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

try eStiEsI1 IN A LECTION OF COIN
CT culstion Unsurpassed hysnlphls, ana has
o5um OF mat KIM in North Misnny other me
snahts ana business men generaHip Mer-
Address pa So1 "a IN STAR
Panola, Miss
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RAILROAD | NJ TABLE.
MemnhIs anal uttle ROck RaIlrOad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-IAave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at lam.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
Gay and Saturday, at 7:S0 am. Arrive al
Memphis IF i O'Clock I'm.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent,
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Memphis and rev Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES.-m.Ge w. Rovd. Nasts,
j, s. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer VIII enter r.
L the trade as a regular SATUR-E
a PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November rs. AT pm,
And every alternste Saturday tharea ftar
throughout the season.
LARRY NSTAD, Agent.
No. - Madison street.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
n0Vl4U No. 2l Front street..
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TRUST SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a Deed o
Il Trust executed by Hiram Dean OF the 4tt
day of Marcn. AID, 1858, to James Lee, il.
Trustee, 10 secure the payment Of certain
promissoTy notes mentioned ana describe
therein, the same being due and unpaid, SAID
deed OF trust is recorded in the Registers Office
o Upton COUNT State Of Tennessee, in book
r, pages 80, 81 aGd 81. and for 3 more minute
description OF Ihe lands and notes menu med
therein, reference is herein made and by
virtue of and in pursuance OF the authority IN
me vested by said deed, 1 viii,
On Monday, Jsnuary 4, 1863,
At the courthouse door, in the city of Mem
his, shelby county, Tenn, proceed 20 sell 10
The highest bidder, Tor cash, the folloEing tract
OF land, described IS follows, VIZ: Beginning
at a stake on the ban Of the Mississippi river,
the southwes corner OF the $50 acre tract, No.
u, 202, in the name OF Stephen Shade; thence
running up the river with its meandeTs 10 a To-
cast marked " II. d." on the bank ofthe river /;
thence south a chsiDS to a stake on the south
boundary line OF said & ant thence vest III
chains 80 links 10 the beginning, market lot
No. l, on the plan OF the division OF said land
in the care of Miles Kerr ct al. against Green b.
Bafeman. petition for sale Of land in the
County Circuit Court, containing 500
acres. more or less, lying and being In ssid
of Upton, stale Of Tennessee. The sale
TO be within legal hours. Title said TO be good,
but l only conve as Trustee.
de28 w JAMES LEE. JR., Trustee.
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NIsslssIppl snd Fennensee RailrOad.

ARRIVE. DEPAKf
< v Orie&nsExpresR, daily 800 p.n. BOB PIN
"a accOm'n, daily, ex-
cep SD Am o1O
Frefg ally, except sun
dey .-- 4:I5p.m. 700 a.ne
Takesaffect sunday, August Is, 1858.
A. &. LIVERMORE, Gen1SupJs
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Tckstag't. aulo
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FEW YORK.
FOR II HoLlDAYsI
Great DistFIbuffSu by Jhs BEef-sPoIlsau
6fft Gifts 10 tse Amount OF
$3.50. OO0-EyeBy ticket Draws a Prize

Great Distribution by Jhs B~zef-sPoiisau
Gfrt CO.-Cash Gifts 10 the Amount OF
$3.50. OOO-EveBy Efekef Draws a Prize.
5casb gifts, each SiO.tO0l 80 cash gifts, esehS5o
20 " " 100 30 " " %
50 Eiezant Rosewood Pianos, each 500 tOslg
$50 Sewing Machines, % TO 10
500 Fine told Watcher, IS 20 80
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc, al valued AZ
1U0,G00.
a chance to draw any OF the above prizes for
25c. Tickets describing p.lzes are SEALED in
envelopes and well mixed. ON receipt OF &c Q
SEALED TICKET Is drawn without choice 2I4
sent BY mail to any address. The pr.zs named
on payment OF OAK DOLLAR- Prizes -rsimme-
distely seat TO any address b. ezprsss OF 70
turn saaii.
You win know what yonr prize ,s-5efors you
/ pas for 10. AHy ggi-s eLCt1aged for another Qf
SGHs value. No BLANKS Gar patrons can de-
pend on falE dealing.
We select the following from
many who have lately drawn vaiusble prizes
aud kindly Permitted us o. publish thems 3
T. WILKES, Buffalo, $3.50 Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago. Piano, $50; John D.. Moore, Louis
! Vile, 5000 Miss Emma WaiWcfth. hLWaukee,
Piano. 500; Rev. T. A. bay, Ns- Orleans, $40.
We publish no names without permission
! PINTON5 Of PRE The is reiia-
Die aud deserves their suCceES'-Week Tri-
hume, Aug. 5. we know them 90 be q fair
friend Of ours drew a $500 pEizes which Wa
! promptly eceiVed-H-Daiiy News Sept.&.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements /.
| Agents Satisfaction guaranteed EFeFy pGs
age OF Sealed Envelopes contain OEE
GIFT. al Tickets for 81 IS fer g, IS r.
10 for SIS. All letters chou q be adrresse
%EE1EN 4 90.
nOv30 I'm Ez3 Bgoa9EHy.E -
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FINANCE AND TRADB
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.1
MEMPHIS. December p, 1865. 4

The money market to-day was full Of
life. AL Ct our banking houses will he
closed tomorrow and the business OF tina
day having to be transacted today
caused probably all the additional ami
nation noticed. Money remains easy
aud as large amounts Of paper mature
to-dsy it is probable that the bank sup
ply will be better than for some time
back. Cotton bills are coming in steadily
aud rates of exchange are maintained on
ali points. We quote as follows:
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

~ $500 49, &N4
Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet Co
master
This excellent steamer leaves SIS
Memphis as above, A
SATURDAY, 2j,h inst, at 8 pm.
For freight or passage apply 10
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
de3l3t star WharfboRt. foot Monroe st.
Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet Co
mater
This excellent steamer leaves ST
Memphis as sbsve, lS15sEE
SATURDAY, 9jth inst, ut 5 pm.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
M. <9l Front street.
J. A. Saysrs, Passenger Agent. de1 St
Isegaia white, Hack ana Current
Etyer E'Reket.
LAD1 NIIBAUF."a".-.-..".Capt.G h6s. @eSrs
Sid L. Humphrey, C.erz.
This packet VIII make Weekly IT.
4 Trips rom J8cksOnpOrt, Ark, @rzzL
Hp lack uver u POcah0ntas aud Poplar DI4n,
a up Current river t. Doniphan. She Will
Hlakec OseconuectiOns al JsoEsOnport with the
Steamer Des Are Every Saturday.
shippers and passengers may rely on her
punctuaiiiys deS Inn
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roe L POINT.

FOR RALE's POINT.
Hernsis.s and aa;s,s es1aG Packet.
For Randolph. Fulton, osceola and Hale's
Point.
TIL Sidewheel Passenger Packet
MYRTIE----....----a....Cap Captain w. C.. Hardwick
EKTILL leave Memphis rs above -I~~S
w every Tuesday and SatuT-A
dgy, commencing Wednesday, November I5In,
and VIII remain permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention 20 business trusts TO receive
the patronage OF shippers.
FOR freighL or passage apply on board or TO
VlNSOS Il DONAHUE, Agents,
2I Front street.
MART WALT & Co, agents,
now No. ~ Front street.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLIFTON, ..-,,...-......... .......----,JStein master
This elegant and feet passenger EA
steamer viii leave &slSESSs
SATURDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
del 50 No. u Jefferson street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Packet.
Mhlts master
This new and magnificent pas IL
senger steamer will leave L
THIS DAY, 25th INST, at 10 a m.
RICHARD W. LIGHTBURNE. Agent,
de25 It 2G6 Front street.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
DEXTER Montgomery master
This splendid low pressure pas H.
senger packet will leave as above ASxS[
I TnIS DAY, 25th inst, at . pm.
LARRY HAKNSEAD, Agent,
de25l No. ~ Maoison street.
For New Orleans, Vicksburg, Natchez and the
THOMP50S DEAN ..-.-.-..-... Pepper master
This splendid passenger packet N-
viii leave as above 1Ez
SUNDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
da2j 2t IL Madison street.