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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
CorroN-slO0 PRE.uum.-It afo

COTTON-Sl00 PRENIUM.-It affords
Us sincere pleasure to cAroUicls the following
correspondence. It shows that ,Cr principal
merchants are Beginning 10 take q lively in
terest in the coming fair. Ne SIS. Tobir, Lynn
& Co., with their usual enterprise, have taken
the lead, snl |s may now expect 20 sse a lively
competition smOrE cur merchants:
MzEPHIs, TENE., September q, 1868.
Col. n. D. L. Stewart, chairman Executive
CommtLGee shelby Country Agricultural So
ciety
SIR; Wishing % reward the industry OF the
planter, We hereby Offer e premium OF one
hundred dol ars tSlG0 for the dnest bale OF this
years cotton, raised within enc hundred and
dfty miles OF Memphis. The cotton is to be de-
uvsTad 10 as by the 18th of next month (Octo-
ber) Each bale viii be properly sam pied and
examined by the regularly sppointet commit
ties Of The Fair, who will act as judges ana make
the proper award on the grounds. II desired,
the premium bale viii be sold at auction on
the grounds to the highe.t bidder. avery bale
shipped 10 rs 10 b. entered for this premium
viii ee sold BY US immediately after the Fair Is
closed,
As Chairman OF he Executive Committee,
will you allow us : make this oieF through
the agency of 1hs c unity Fair, to pa held on
the 25Gh, Dist and I'd or next month?
Very respectfully,
TOXIN EYNN L CO
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MERCHANT TAIlORING.-Poyer &
Mccoy, 2SS Second street. are now receiving
their stock or fall and WINTER goods OF ths
choicest selections from the Eastern mar6s
which they ara oG-rlug 10 nsks 10 order Il
moderat- prices. Gents IN need o. q cheap,
D-eaf-dting gs-zent all DO well 20 call and
* ,mine taeir stock, a. the OLD st2rc, No
2s second street, nesr me corner Of Jefferson.
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RITuAL1sm IN
The Bishop of Tennessee on DE-.
Rogers.
Rev. DR.. Rogers in Reply.
$3.50. Tgsr., saptenber 2. IS

NASHVILLE, TENN, September "A. 1888.
To the Editor Of the Republican Banner:
Dear Sir. Inn in your paper OF september
I'D, an article headed :" RituRlism in Mem Dbl.
II purports TO be q card from the Rev. J. W.
Rogers, Rector of the Church or the Blessed
Virgin. VIII you do me the kindness 10 state
tha5 there is no such organization Known,
either 20 the Btshop or ths Convention OF the
Diocese of Tennessee, as the Church OF the
Blessed Virgin. AS Ior I" incense, candies on
the altar, and gorgeous VeAtnents adorned
with precious stones and silver ana gold,
thev are not authorized By the Canons or
Ruhrics OF the Church, and " zoe hdrr no S"ch
CUSTOM"
CHARLES TODD QUINTARD,
AI-hnn of rnnnHaaata-
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aOld Reliasien Memphis aBd aEiss
River Us. Mall Packet Company,
Tri.Weeklg Line.
- - -

THE splendid side wheels tssmers
CIAL. LIBEkTY, So.2, and + =
! vii form q Trl-Weekly line between Memphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tue
day. Thursday ami Saturday, AZ otclas pm,
connectIng al DevslI's BLUFF wit1 trains 0 sns
Liftie Rock Railroad FIR ItJtie hoek, BOT
Sorsnus- aud an points IN Arkansas. Return
inc. viii leave Devair4 BiuH every Monday,
Nednssday aud Saturday, on arrival OF the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial. sapt John Easoz, leaves Aem-
nhiR THURSDAY. ats o'clock p.n.s Liberty, NO.
CAPT. James aice, Tuesday, az > O'Clock Pr;
MaydOWer. Capt. Wm. J Asnt0rf- SaboroAy .
O'CLOCK D m, @. 0. D. bills VIII b taken toI re
spoasibie parties by toe line as hsr, totoIe,
Tfthout any obarss being made for eolecuon-
rae steaner f. W. Brooks viii run IA con
nsesion With this Iins 1on1 J~ackEo1p0rll9 70
caho1tas on Black River, making 5em4-Wesk-
" trips. o-.a
mon us during the past three years, We hope
nv striCt attention to ousi7ess, TO merit q con-
tin 1anca or the same IN tns future.
JOHN 3. DAVIS
Su1't II, and ". B. c Co,
LARRY HARMSfAp, Agent.
star Wharfhoat, foot Jefferson street.
LEVY & SHARPE Agents.
No 0 Prom R0v.
auGUt
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Il. accordance with the foregoing, we wish to
call the alteuiiO1 Of the planters TO the gene
raj ints.e : whi;h attached to the fairs OF
shelby county IN former years; and We now
desire to do whatever We c n ID urthar the Ia.
terests OF oCr city and the surrounding
try, Dy exiting the same gsnefous rivalry
among TIE planters as prevailed in former
Tins ;! q dirscting general attention by the
same means TO the superior INDUCEMENTS fer
trade offered bv our city, We ersfOre offer
500 premium for the finest bale OF tails gears
c0Jlon, shipper 10 IL by the IStd Of october, As
above stated. and hope to zee a spiritsd rivalry
AFuong the planters for this and all other pre-
nIums oEered by the Shalbl Co1nty Fair.
TOXIN, LYNN a CO,
~ alg k1F1 q rooE
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CENTRAL CLUB.-The following TcsO
rutlouS wers adopted at a meetiug OF TIA Cen
trial Club. last meeting
Resolred, Thai the Finance COMMITTEES, con-
gisting Of Massrs. ThOs. q, Smith. ~. (. Mallory,
Jas ". Schooles, T. A. Nelson, ". T. Mcclure,
J.. W. Snee5, ". z. Tayior and r. shepard
be earnestly requested 10 appear 81 the rex;
mIating OF the Club, on Saturday, Sd October
and rsport the amount CT fuuos collected with
a view 10 tue immediate payment OF the dsb~i
OF tie G M.
Res0lped, That Col. T. A. Tyler and Col. Sam.
P. Walker be app inisd 3 committee to provide
spsakers for the next meeting OF the Clue, and
that they b. requested 10 s~Gnounce the SAM
throuzh the Dem asEsEic papers 81 thR city.
Resolued, That the officers OF tbs CsuuslClnb
the Presidents of The several Ward and District
Clubs, and the Executive committees OF the
county, be requested 10 meet a. stiiiman Hsii
punctuNIiy. az < O'Clock , M. ca wednesday
| nexL. 70 axe action with regard tp the T~egistrR-
ton 10 commenced on Thgrstsy, October LIST.
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We GAIL the attention o. r
ais morning. 20 tie advertisement A.
A-lUe1 G. Brown, formerly PrJtzE5o ~
rr-at la1Eu sges ia tbs University o. -
Carolina. The Professor bss removed u =
city. and VII oPe1 a private school Tor boy
the Llnden street school building, ths nFIN
hLnrlaH II Oa.1ler.
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vpr5sT,Us SERVICES TO-DAY.

81 PrTza's CEUECa, Adams street. corner O.
T,is5. Ve-g ReV. j. \. Kelly, O. :. D. Pastor
Rsvs. :. Il. Lynch, a. A. uBrteh aGd Nj
Fortune. o. S. b., Assistant PAs-ora Aass on
s4ndavs al c, :. aud am. High Asss Ano
szrrn 4. lax an. sunday School and Cate
cblsn. - pm. Vespers and Lecture . Pm
Pastoral -es .osHoe, s4 Adams street.
eRacx CauRCH-Hernsndo street. near
vsus-Rsv. DR.. Brooke, Rect 7. SerFices al
Il az. AMI II pm. sunday shooi At !
an Ns,ton scaoO. No-IOa Saeiby street 4
r.m M.-slsu Seuyo- So-2 corner Gay sho
D Soto ; reefs, On.
MsrHoDIsrCH ECH-Ua ion street
sos4av 8 noo. ate-.-n. Preaching alloy An
by Rav. ~. VI. Paterson, Pastor.
AssUzx -CHAPEL-CoTaer Il Lnden and
ugrusad Rev. F. :. FeL~syr Pastor. SEX
vics II iOZ 3 N.
FrR,T BAPTIST CECRCH-Preschius By tbs
pas.5r Kew. D. {. Burns, A. a. o'clock an.
s.bssct; The rich OBJ; sud - ~ Pm Sab
ieas: Tsm.Issian Of CaE.sL
LazARcs CHCRoa-J. =. Wcestr D. D.
Reconciliation rssL Services a. iH. an
and sunday school stss.m. Daily ser
Wees z.6s.u AID pm.
Ers=roS fAPEL-Cornsr Jones avenue and
Alabama 81 sst-J. . Stssdmzn, D. D, Pastor.
ssryL Is 6 l0s AZ
Frzs- ~v4FEzLk P-EEsBTTERLAS CECECH
C,r-t- .e.-Eev. e.. c. Ransom Pastor. ser
zoe e. Il an. and - ~ pm. Sabbath School
a. z,D.
TErsD PEE BT1EBLAs CEUECa-CorneF sixth
- chelsea ztreaa-E5T. y. 4. sample. Sell
vies a5l0E g n
ST Mays CATEEDRAL-Pop-ar stzset, ess'
n Adams. Rich I'd HIns-, D. D., Deau-DaGy
services at an. aud o p n. Holy Communion
celebrated o. al Festivals and saints Days,
-nssvsry nda morning at O'Clock except
the lIst Sunday IN the month, when the
~s.ebrz1Qz takes pace at 1890 an Sunday
6 ..gI- s. $50 an.
TESTgAE BAPT-sT CHURCH, t~EAHsENACLE.,
fs1-t street. between Second and Third, Rev.
Z Il. Ford. Ii D., pastor. Services, sunday
-tI5L &C ock an. ard sp-El, and Thursday
al o cIock p.a. Young Mems Prayer Meet
,ng Es.aav a. 5 O'Clock pm. sabbath School
st o'c OK E.m. 'ooP'F 9hpI
P-- rer5rs EC-rcs--Tne Hsv. Philip Iusele
wIu Y-esc1 ~ the s5oond fr=sbyted an C-ureh,
% me c9rnsr OF AsIa End Bea s.rse's, IBIS
moruinEa Is}3 o'caosz, Bi5is Cas- aGd Sab
bath school 81 ! o'clock
CHELSEA BAPTIST CE~CEcH-SerTices sJthtS
church at Il an. and AZ - pm. Rev. n.
Baron vii presca. sabbath School at 81 am.
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Two thousand fr-e church sittIugs in
the Church Of the Blessed Vgrgn-GreenIaw
ODerl 4 use. Morning prayer. g o'clock;
Grand Ts Eeu~a and Sermon st II O'clock.
Rev. T.. ". Roger, Pue and rector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

YoAM EEPPURE wss most strictly OBJ
.rsrved 5y he Isrse lic=s yesterday, During the
rorenCo1 Nan and Besl EjieeJs looked IS they
do on sunday. Almost ali ths stores were
closed and scarcely any business was being
transacted.
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u OOAhEL1 ) SfauU OpSnHSs OObO-
Der IsS. q iw
The LEGACY TO LEAvE.-A common
sense II an once gave this maxim for husbands /;
What yUu leave st your death, let II be with
out controversy, else the lawyers viii bs your
Eeirs." Upon which this CONNER is IN place /:
If you leave your money By a will, there will
be a struggle between the heirs; lawyers win
bs employed they will take all the money for
their costs, and seHd In a little bill besides and
your friends will be worse OF than ever. Even
ifharm0ny should prevail, it would take a long
time 10 have your VIII proved, an executor ap-
pointed, and all the innumersble forms Of the
law complied with and your poor wife might
be sadly in want while sbe was waiting to ye-
ceiye what was her due" In view OF these
facts, even the richest men are now unwilling
to rest easy without life policies. For this one
reason alone, many tako out assurance. Again,
saying nothing Of relief frgm perplexity or dis
tres in The very presence OF this calamity, what
an advantage for z fs 70 have q small sum o,
ready money in order 70 tae quickest and most
economical settling up Of the estate. Thous-
auds Of dollars have thus besn saved by means
Of life policies. And the records OF SurrosRtes'
Courts viii show That, on the other hand, thou
sands and tens Of thousands OF collars have
bean lost, and estates utterly ruined, for the
want Of q small sum Of ready money. Life
assurance provides y remedy for all th1s; since
a policy en- the life OF q husband, payable, as
the law directs, to the wife and childrec does
aot wait the lzw's delay, but com es up prompt
" to the rescue of the estate of the deceased.
So, too, once more, has many a valuable bust
ness been sacrificed by the inability of q widow
to walt unit a fair price could be obtained,
owtugto ready money being required. A life
policy IN a solid Institution ike the New YORK
LIFE E~NsUEAScH COMPANY would obviate sil
such contingencies, and It bshooves every bust.
ness man to 90 immeaia ely to the agents,
Messrs. Mcclure & Caskin, and take ont a
policy, 1t
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CITY

Are requested 70 report any irEezulsrlfy IN
the delivery OF the APPEAL 81 the Counting
room. Carriers VII be supplied with ooTon-
ostes authorinrg them to collect weekly
Ed. J. MASSFoRD,
Supt. Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

GRAND y EcsIIs4t 70 lso ssvs-.sms5t
ooF lady -eae+ ~. o. SS Hsil rect. On
OF MS D.Ne- Alag day, sns will make
lhurslay mex og he's. Eat, cap aud fan
Huea az eAuioL otoo1 ~sry taLs - tle aty.
Al ths Iadiss q ard 10 please.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

TIE fCllu wing kilograms remain unde-
,,,s,A q in the oGes: &. D. COBB, Jsas s. Girl
- BeI adler, -. II. 3cAhster. CSC. R Rut-
c Geo. ~. Walze-, EcOca Taylor, C. J. Mar
aw eccs & Gilmore, y. n. Jones, J. D..
Ia l. Nuld . Brc-. ) 2. silt, A5aer Taylor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

TIE IRISH Lii E4Fy sOci-ty held a
NEE iaE last Thursday ana dstsrmtHsd 10 give
a bal ca II 2Jtb proEino icr the beneds Of
the fund Tor the La. henry i. Wise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

PAgRoLMAN MICHAEL DEA reported
thai there was no gas east Of Hg1 street on
Acaus OF Pouisr stress last night. In the
p-rss74L sIsLs OF d.irs, Cs5s IS criminal neglect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

20 GET the best Ged latest style Of hat.
80 to Leldy q Cos. oppoGite the Square, No. 28g
Main street. SEA e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

MoRTUARY REPoRT.-Deaths for the
wesk ending Saturday, September Is, 1865
WHITES, Is; negroes. Is. Total. B.
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SUNDAY
0 aee--So. 10 jefferson street
1rTY MATTERs.
sPEOEAL NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
Of this D VIII not be allowed es an onset
against accouots due Us Aud 10 bti Vii be
paid unless contracted By our suthoFtE-
AINsLiE. KEATLNG CO.
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DETECTIVE GARRETT mads s raid on
the tai,ves yesterday, capturing nc less tEan
TIRES, smoug wuom were the notorious John
NJ smith snd Johnny lewis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

SERGEANT BROWN yesterday captured
Tom Burke. s. thief that has been wanted FOR
tome time. and lodged him n the First District
81 .-fnrIausa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

THE BEST HATS at Leidy & Co.'S, hat
ters and furriers, 289 Main street, opposite Cour.
Square, seq Ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

TIE PEws 10 the First Presbyterian
Church, corner OF Third and Poplar streets,
Will be rented nom the 1rsg OF October, for one
year. Persons wanting pews will app J u the
DsSoto Bank, OF 20 q. W. Jones & Co, z7 Min
STRAIT ~ q
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n.eneh Hindoar GEass.

FULL aseorsEeottust rsse.ged, ana nos
Wsrs In greet variety.
3. Robbins 4 BRADLEY.
SO Seeond Street.
n sur Adams sleek
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

OUR Hats are very neat for gentlemen
and boys. LEIDX & Co, Hatters,
26s Main street, opposite Court square
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

IaILNVhD -ANOA0II -ONd WAN IN
JURED.-Ws learn that as a freight train of
loaded cars was coeing into the city yesterday
on the Mississippi aud Tennessee Railroad,
about one mile this side Of Horn Lake, an sxle
Of the tender broke, throwing the tender q
ave cars down an embankmsnt thirty feet
deep. The brakeman Oh thu tender was
thrown about thirty wards and very badly IN
jured-it being thought hardly probable that
he can live. Strange TO say no one else was
injured in any way. The wounded man was
brought to the city and received every sttea-
tiGn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

SOME OF those cheap linens are still to
be found at Rice q Eugel's, 2s Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

FUE AEEAD Is the motto az the New
Memphis. E=msrsoEr Alien snd Naming
Hgrstras vii be there on Tuesday night
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

Mr.. AND MAs DEGEAE BESNET in
form the public tazG they lave reopsned their
dsacing EcuooI in tEs Cay building, No. %
Nam street.
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MEHPHrs. TEEE.. Sent. %. Ises.

Aessrs. Tobin, Lynn 8 Co.;
SIRs: Your communication Of this date, pro-
posi1g a premiam of 500 for tn osst bale OF
cotton, is before m and In behalf OF The 5 ell
by County Agrtcu tural Society I accept With
pride and satis'Scti Z your Hoersl ard publ c
sol ttsd Offer. Hoping other prominent mer-
chants or Memphis viii emuIate your exam
PIE IN 70 teriug the best interests OF our city,
/ remaiu, ErEiy.
u. D L.STE wART. Chairman. atc.
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CresyIc S)s1, for destroying reaches
anita dazs, e:c. Aiso- tie test sunlight 90 on.
Tor s7ls A. 80 JeE=rsOI street, =
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THE "BRoADwAYn dress hat al
Leidy's, the Eess in the city. seq St
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THE best brands of prints, domestics,
ETC., ETC., can be found at Rice & Engels, 25l
Main street,
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ABDoNIxAL DRAWERS made 70 order
by Power G Mccoy, merchant tsl0E, rs Sc
cd street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

The best and cheapest Of towels, nap
kn u hsndkerchiefs. az Rce & Engel's, 2SS
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

The wsATHEE coulf not be more
beautiful han Fl was yesterday. Hope Il may
r~r.tL.nr-
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Auo salHs PdPdA EYE U u LlU4oI 9AO 8oA-
ersi markets;
Money remains in full supply and with un-
change rates, Indeed the bank statement of
the week shows an actual gain, something
over a .Quarter OF a million, Of legal tenders.
The general borrowing rates fcr the week were
3a4 per ceat. at call, the lower figure as usual
in favor OF government securities. There were
dealings at 5 per cent, but they were rarer and
for smaller amounts than at the lower prices.
Mercantile bills, OF which there is a small pro
portion Offering, were done at 8 per cent. for
30ae 60 days, though the general range for best
,aper wes from oL97L. Bills do not seam to
ba maktng, or at least not offering in the mar.
kat. az free J as was expected, The cotton
trade II dull The dry goods qrade ligater than
srnected. with a fall la the pres OF doEaestics,
Wills the amount of paper made through sue
ton sales OF imported faprics has been growing
less the dry goods auction sales the last week
we're ssusEsaG without spifit snd sSeePsW s
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THE latest and finest hats, at Fran
cisco & Virgins, matters, 307 Main street. st
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CALL st Rice & Engel's, 2Ss Main
street, nySu want cheap csoshins.
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CENTRAL CLUB.-The following -

wRApPrva PApER.-Old newspapers
for wrapping paper TO be had at thh' once.
RetaiIsrs viii DO well to osA q
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THEJ P. COUgTs were taken up yes
csr5sy with civil cases, altogether. state
case reported.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

A SUPER calf sewed boot can be bought
at Rice & EngeI's, 2Ss Main street, for $40.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

The Lucas Hst-somethiFIg elegant
81 Francisco 4 Virgins, s7 Main street. rst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

Nor - ARREST II the Second District
n % sx pm, yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

BOARD WANTED for geatlemsn end
wif4. and large front room. either furn shed OF
u0furnished. Must be with 8 psIyats family.
References glvea and required. address +. a
APPEAL ONCE. sep29Ss
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If You want good hat, go to Leidy's,
opposite the Square. seq 81
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AECPEaB lot o. hosiery al Rice i En-
gels, Is Main street.
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c. DoHERTY's grand opening, Ooto-
Der LIST. q Ivy
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RAmRnAn AncInENr-ONn MANI In

THE London, New York and Phila-
deIphia fall style dress hats, at Francisco 4
Virgins. matters, sT Main street, q St
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coTToz s~FArx1zNr.

CHAMBER OF CoEEERCZ,
.MEAPEIs, September 20, lSes.(
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A GOOD tist a be bought at Ries &
rngel1s "a ssb. street, foz 81 =.
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TEB AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Mr. K. J

4AAH.-"A u. ="
B. L. VIM, 10 whom we are indebtsd for the
information, reports the following additional
collections since eur last report:
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kgHPHIS s ARKANSAS BIyRR
- -
Co"pa,y.

- -
Packet COnapa,y.
NOTICE
hereby given that an organization hss been
1 ereeted under q charter granted by fhe Leg
Titled 4 An Act 70 incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN d. ADAMS.
J.M. TEBBETCs.
JANIS LAWSON, Directors
F. L. AIN IS,
HARRISON BLASDEL.
The Inns Of Boats known "a Memphis
and ArEsasas River U. ). Hail Packet Oompe-
d Is merged In the Chartered COMPANY.
JOHN y. ADAMS, President.
]. n. TEBBErTs. Secretary.
- The following boats will each make = trip
6 week until the new boats OF the Comoany-
ROY being built, are finished lssFi14 Mem
PHLS ~ heTetoIore,. on MONDAYS anc
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'clock Pm;
Thursday, st'er w. A. Caldwell. Hatuss
Monday, Steamer szsrk, Rowland, Mas
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van Bure1, Fort Smitn and American, for al
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From The lSt 10 the 10Th OF November tbs
new boats vii be finished, ard the Company
1 AAEAE run EEAED gaEaH TbWl N6ulU1AEL uFO Tka
10 Fort smitn, swing direct communication
with all potGts on the river, the ArzsnssslfV-F
now being in good nsvigssls condition. PaE-
seugersa aud freigntare pat through to al Dolals
on rae river without delay, ana a. reasonable
rates
the Arkansas river from North OF Eas tot Mem
pnts, should have their gOOus consigned TO
JNo D. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
to ". W. JUHNsO :, Napoleon, ARK.
ISO. D. ADAMS. President
z. \. KESDIG Agent,
seI8 SD4 Front street.. II shy B eek
Regular New Orleans Low Pressure
- Wednesday P2Gket -
RICHHoND-,~.J. Slut Neal. Master.
TIKI splendid steamer leaves Memphis on
WEONESD Az, September Ssth. and EVERY
ALTERNATE WEDNEsDAYthereafte during
LARRY HARMsTAD. Agent
a1utf Star Whsrfooat, foot Jensrsbn s..
Cairo and New OFleans-nlInOis Central
Railroad Packets.
WALL AND WINTER r.
A+zS1 ADVANCEMENT. -
Tie unsurpassed Passenger Steamers
csD LA 1o5n a 4. Bars. AND cap..BB q R.Fsuam
VIII leave CAIRO FOR NEW ORLEANS on
tue arrival OF 4 pm. train every SATURDAY,
as follows
LADY GAY-Saturdsy, September 10 Octo-
Der u and Is.
RUTH Saturday, September 20 October u
aud "A; November I and 81 December 5 and 10
To secure staterooms, and for further infor-
nation. apply to
JOAN W. CARROLL, Agent, st. LoCia
CHAS-T I. HISDE, Agent, Cairo.
L. W. LIGHFBURNE. Agent, Memphis
]. 2. WOODS, Agent. New Orleans. se1s Inn
FOB HOUND CITY.
CTEAMER PEOSTA EAvES IT,
y ever day for Mound City at RzE
am, an, 3 pm. and 5 pm Leaves Mound
City every day al tx a-n, Q A.m.,1 pm. and
4 pm. L2nding at foot OF Washington street.
MARI R CHEEK,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27

WE are in receipt Of the latest slyle.
LEIDY & CO., Hatters,
269 Main street, opposite Court Square.
seq Ct
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THE celebrated Dunlap silk Hat, at
Francisco = Virgins. BOZ ssin street. q 81
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c DOHEsTY's grand opening, OctO-
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roR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday ST. Francis River Psezet-For
sud al Way LAndiDgs.
MOITIE HAMBLEFOH, Z. r. Downs Master
sam. o. Paine, Shell and Clark. Clerks.
VIII Ieavs Memphis EVESI -@
TUESDAY, at 5 o'cloek PIN. s
LARRY RAR1SIAD, AGENT
tan II Stsr Wharfboat foot jefferson 81.