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ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
~ this Line, Leave lEMP9IS PROMPTLY
EVERY G0NDAY AND THU RSDAY EVEN
INGS, on the arrival OF the trains, viz:
GLE AH RlaisdelI, Master
". "A. CALDN hsks l..-....... X l.. Haines Master
CHAho Reese PrtLchar Mas er
The arkansas river now being In good nayi-
gable condition. these Boats viii run through
20 FORT SMITH, tnas avoiding delay 10 Pas
sengers and reigh6.
THIS rOgte offers superior Inducements to the
visitors Of the
Hot Springs of Arkans as.
as passengers tax nz statsrOOms at Memphis
make no change until they arrive At the wharf
IN Little Rock Arrangements have been made
to have coaches in readiness 70 star. 81 b 81
Springs with passengers ON this liae at any
hour they may prefer and I,trsagh Tickets to
be had on the Boat.
The travelling PlbHe and hippers may RELY
upon the pr0Ia AitTless OF these Boats, and those
who desire 80 forward goods for reshi pmsD :
on tals Line, VIII ship direct toGhe = MeDr pnis
and Arkansas River .. ). MAI Packst COM
pany," az Memphis.
jobs ". ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES 7. BOZ .Nls y co. Agents.
udL " No. y Jefferson street.
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Stop THE WATCH.-MysteriousIy dis
appeared, my silver double essed watch,
made by VIM. Ellerly, No. AZ, S47. A
liberal reward will be paid for its return.
je2l-St T. E. HANBURY, Photographer.
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DON'T forget that eur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues at our old stand,
279 Main street.
j. 7. HANDLAN 4 co.
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The APPEAL job Office is daily turn
ing out all kinds of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than it can be executed
elsewhere in Memphis. All we ask is
an examination of prices and styles to
test the truth Of the above statement.
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REMovAL.-Messrs. Francisco & Wig
gins have removed their large stock of
"head gear" such as hats, caps, ETC., to
No. 3051 Main street, two doors abeve
their old stand. je2l %
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. WATSON, den.
tist, still continues the practice of HE
profession st his new Office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. 3lS
Main street, instead OF having retired
from the profession, as has been so often
reported throughout the city and
country.
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and ehildren's wear, very
cheap st Menken Bros
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CHEAP PRINTING.

A LARGE stock Of Linen Lawns al
cost, at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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RALEIGH SPRINGs.-An excursion
train will run on the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad each Sunday during
the season, leaving Memphis at s am.
and 1:30 pm. returning, leave Wells
Station st am. and pm. Memphis
City Transfer omnibuses will be ready
and waiting at Wells Station. Fare,
81 50 round trip, including omnibus ride.
SAM B. JONES, Sup,t.
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
= rinted at the Lowest Prices at the Ap-
neal Hob Office.
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E. L. B. E.-What does it mean E? You
can prove that by US, for we have tried 1t.
my26 Il
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REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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RUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

HIs unriyaled wasesipg Pi9Se sii iossa
4 ml.-I t-s,-'11clEv was opened for visitors the
eou, = nay OFJUHE. The proprietor plealgtes
bimse, make his enssI1 n eoantTy and
that OF an Tn0deraje as the expense Of nls
ei is 5f lse s5 yin permit a gPSd s Bamp VI
Mgs4C wiz Ne % ~ avs ready for passengers
ConEey Sysli1s 70 the springs in close con
9 ilti Zith he daily trains rom mem
4SOAA' 'i-O' ~ TERMS:
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TERRIBLE AFFRAY.
AmazOnian YiragOes on the
Rampage.
Bloody Termination CT an Old
Feud.

The large building on the southeast
corner Of Main und Washington streets,
was the scene last evening Of q terrific
amazonian encounter, which had a
bloody and probably fatal termination.
The lower floors of this building are
occupied as stores and offices, and the
upper as sleeping rooms. These latter
have been rented to q class Of women
and men whose morals and character
gained for it the derisive epithet of the
Temple of Virtue. nroom No. 10 there
lived woman whose name we have
been unable to learn, but whose soubTS-
qlet was or is the " Great Eastern" so
called from her immense size. There
was an old feud between this woman
and another of the same class and OF
nearly the same gigantic proportions,
who is known in police circles Is Mat
Hawkins. Hawkins went several times
yesterday down to the Great Eastern's
room to have fight with her, bat the
latter, bing peacesbly inclined, talked
her ont of her wsrlike Intentions, and
she went off each time apparently APP
peased.
About o'clock yesterday evening she
returned, however, determined, as she
said, to "hRve it out then and there"
The Great Eastern again tried to avoid
the quarrel, but in vain, and was forced
into bloody combat, Of which we have
been unable to learn the particulars, ex-
cept that 3 Ratchet was seized by the in
furiated Hawkins snd freely used on the
head Of the other unfortunate woman,
mutiIatiug her in most horrible and
ghastly manner, and chopping her face
almost completely Of.
At the present writing, we are in
formed that it is considered impossible
by the attendant physicians for her to
live through the night. Hawkins was
arrested and lodged in the Adams street
station, bail having been refused for her.
The case will be examined this morning
by Commissioner Burdett, when more
will be known OF the shocking affair.
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REMovAL.-Brown & Jones have re-
moved their coal office to 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. jel7 tjyl
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REMoyAL.-The Office Of the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine Company has
been removed to S25 Main street, over
Messrs. Joyner, Lemon d Gales.
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE eEEICE; No. sis olive street,
ST. LOUIS.

D. A JANUARY, President
JAS H. LUCAS. Vice-Presids't.
WAd- T. sELBY. Secretary.
VIM. N. BENTON, GsnT Agent
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The Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know Of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the Great
General Restorative" which creates a
dislike for the Use of liquors, and caused
them to cline" For sale by
le2ttf FORSTER KEATEOFFp A. CO
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical DispenSary,
Establlshed in 1859,
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOR
THE CURE OF


- IL v =
DR. RUSSELL, Nos 40 and AZ NORTH
4 " COURT street, north side of Court Square,
Memphis Tenn, Is acknowledged by all par
ties Interested ss ~ far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaTan-
iced In every case, male CT female. Recent
cases OF eONOkRhEA and SYPHILIS cured
ia q few days. without the use OF Mercury,
chance Of diet, or hlndrance from business.
aECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vest1ge
ezradicated without the use of Mercury. In
Voluntary loss OF semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss of
Sexual Power restored 70 nee yigor In a few
WsS6G. elect CT Gonorrbea of long standing,
wien all internal T6mediss hage failed, per-
nanently aud speedily cured by new treat
nent, Victims OF SELF-ABUSIa and excessiv 6
Ve1ery, suffering trom SPERMATORRHEA
and loss of physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
e1- All consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUSSELL's VENEREAL PRE-
VENTIVE.
2 TO pm ap4
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A LARGE stock of Lace Points at cost,
at B. LoWenstein & Bros.
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Early Marriages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by bensv-
OLE ut Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, Zee of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
r,,s5Il Inn,
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B LOwENsTEIN & Bros. offer beautiful
Lace Points at cost price.
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GREAT reduotiOn in Rry Goods, at B.
Lowenstein & Bros.
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REAL Lace Points, at cost price, at B.
E,owenstein & Bros.
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~0LD FOLKS AT HOHR. "

rEzHE surviving members Of She above ASCOT
h alton are reauested 10 meet at the Ava
lanche Editorial Room on THU RSDAY EVEN
fA[(l next at tour o'clock, in order lu make ar
Judgements for our annual Celebration, and TO
receive new members. A punctual attendance
Is desi red. n D. MCLEAN FrssL
JOHN P. TRFzEvANT Sse'y. jel4
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, LO-
gan county, ky.-My trends in the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come anu consult me
personally trOFn this date unul LIST VI October
next, at this fGvorige Watering Place, and these
justly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS hereIO-
lore, viii sttli devote my attention 10 treat
meDt OF al the various forms OF Ga RONIC Dis
EASES, especially 10 Diseases Of the Lungs and
OfgAhs OF the Chest. as also ali The various
sth ctive forms Of FEMALE DISEASES.
Je9 d3twsw3D u. MORTIMORE, NJ d.
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ALL kinds of Dry Goods have been
marked down at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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ertfcuiarIy gT1Iify ing. Da'z ,.sg
there must be great good in 1t when
b much of our substance Is freely given
br the relief of the Ignorant and the
Naody
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DR.. MOrtImOre at Buena Vista Springs,
RusseIlyfIls, Kentucky.
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WHITE Goods and Irish Linens
marked down at B. LoWenstein & Bros.
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IUKA SPRINGS,
L u * a,
TishOmingO County, Miss.

,4sta DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
watering place
Ia Now Open to Visitors
.,,.--..os ae q As on the Memphis and Charlesto
s5S1.tHd-9eS accessible 70 all points, unueL ltS
1870 management offers superior inuuce-
R-Set-- 40 IN nsrties seeking recreation during
the ~ beslthfuI locality and the waters
49,. -. sr,ri5trs alone offer sufiicient lad ice
o. 49, = ritifo7s tie proprietors VIII spare no
1S,1fs 10 make this ths most eeslI4oie place "
-5aieen1enF 10 he found in the SCUM. ,,,,,
- . Ll.S A'''- W a. STEFkEH,
1or tht sss1' T. J. BARCHUss
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GRAND LUNCH.-Among all those new
free lunch concerns, the public must not
forget their old fsvoFite and stand by,
Vetter Dreizigaeker, Of the Monroe Ex-
change, No. 80 Monroe street, who has
ever set a lunch of the best and finest
the market affords. His wines and liquors
are of the best quality, and his beer is
superb-fosming and fresh always. At
tentive and polite bar-keepers will wait
upon his friends and customers, and all
are invited to come and see him. Beer
i've cents per glass, except at lunch
time, when it is ten cents.
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HyANPh D.-A DWELLING HOUSE con-
w tanning to rooms by e family OF three
persons all grown. &ust b. centrally locatt Q,
Address Rehard, Appeal o4fee, man
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THE APPEAL Job Office is now pre-
pared to do everything in the way of job
work, from the most delicate visiting
card to q mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
rates
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Notice.

nELE9ATES to the Daaaserstic Cnvsntion
IL will be carried AZ u Al.F FARE On the
Commercial and Liberty. No
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Supt
lee e n, and ". z PkA %.
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Memphis ana Arkansas Riv, T Packet com
paES Hlts0 otsiles llaii-fu Helena, Ma
PuleOu1 zine BluH, LarIuusIIs, Van
BGrs2 aGu r0rL s1niLa direct.
CELLS PriLchard master
This splendid passenger packet -
viii leave Tor the aDovs ssFsse5szi
MONDAY, 22d inst, a. pm.
JeIe It Ng.Iz Ie'JSrsoo' ~ e..
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old RELIABLE
MEAPHIS AND WHITE RIVER
PACKET COMPANY.
z. s. HAIL LIVE.
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Regular Memphis ana New Orleans
Packet.
- BELLE LEE -:


THE BELLE LEE viii run regularly IN the
i Memp and New Orleans trade leaving
Memphis on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays,
commencing on Tuesday the 18th OF Sepsem-
Der, 1865.
LEAvISG MEMPHIS. LEAVING n. ORLEANS.
Tuesday, l5tn Sept, Saturday, 18Th sept,
Friday. 18th Sept, Weuuesday 3Oth sept
Tuesday, 9Th October, 3 ttnl day, 10Th Octo0er,
Friday, 18th October, Wednesday, 2lsB Oct,
Tuesday, Z7Jh October, saturday, 3ist october
kltday, 6th Nov.s wednesday. uth Nov,
Tuesday, l7th NOV, saturday, 2lst Now
FIiday, 9Th Nov | Wednesday ID Dee
Tuesday. Sth Dec, Saturday, 18th Dec
Friday, Is n Dec, Wednesday I'D Dec
Tuesday, 29sh Dec. Saturday "a Ja4iusrv
mal4n
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DRESS GOODS REDucED.-Menken
Pea
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FOR SALE.

rUgTRBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
~ -AI.E or EAsz Terms Ny lands miles
ssa,t % the city, are for sale on terms 70 s4lt
T,I1rc nas-rs for caSO or On any ulne-IroLh one
10 Ten vesrs. ard N any quaint y-IroIh . acres
u 2ll Ky n sidenC5, with nom IA u - acres
Isnd WILDE sod 50 a great baTgaln5 Tor cssh,
OF o. tie usual terms Apply 70 myself, on lhe
premises or 10 Boy ster, Irezevant G Co.' my
.euts, in ihe city $500, An,
Jel7 y. -. 1Esi-1L-e AZ 1.
THOR. SALE.-Thst choice piece o1 property
r. on she northeast corner OF Vance and Of-
-, streets Good hssdence and eoEest
So = ice Apply TO - 80
ISEgtf RyA-sTER. IRRELEVANT q 90.
T,OR sALE.-Bsvtng determined 70 change
cIIr uusiness we --IeI foE sale our sihsill etil
1HeIi Selected STOCK OF GRJCEttIta, ana ~, q
Sesse on one Of me BI.SI 81 SlN rs = PES .
in The civ. Wswlli sell sds2 . sP!SIule = -
ban RESIDENCE, "a miles Ito'1t nc " ne
ems station VITA a. acres OF efEi lot wiz -
All the neces AIRY improvements, = z w -
NgEHB. MITCHELL = co, No. 70 Union se[SS'i
Lee block -
13OR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOX CHI
PROPERTY Forty -.cy4T acres OF 1-e.-ul
fhreg roies due east OF the City limits, eoEneI ~
-I1avtJa and holmes avenues has Plenly VI
hesvv timber. running water, ENGINE D1l lS
So SO IL i'm IN excellent nelgnbOrnOpu,
Win be sold IN a body or q glqed 70 ~ =
~ - .-r-,-,= fj0,Z- ap2z
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LosT.-On Friday, June 5sb, a small
nugget of native gold ore. twas in the
shape Of leaf, and had been worn as a
bosom pin. Having become detached
from the pin, it was lost sometime dur
ing Friday. A reward will be paid for
il if left at this office.
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FOR FORT SMITH.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Pack sG.
For zine BLUFF, Little hOck, Van Eureu
AID kOrs saith
III IN \ 4Hl-...--... ...--..--,I. e. Doyle master
This elegant passenger steamer II
Will leave as above o. -.
MONDAY, z2i inst, al pm
VINSON & DONAHUF. Agents.
Jszt u % Front street.
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DRY GOODS marked down at B. Low
ensteip & Bros.
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TO The PUBLIC.
The Greatest Discovery KReWn to
the World In Medicine.
THE
EUREKA LIFE-RL010 ELIXIR

VTAS at last made its way Into this country.
4 after having been in use in the Old world
for so many years, and especially IN China
The celsbrai ed alehf ID ist and ch enlist Dr.. Hep
ssrdam, OF Rektn. Gbtna~has at lat Consented
to hts great CHINESE REMEDY oeir 2 introduced
wholesale agencies Tor the purpose OF supply
ing all druggists thrOughOus the towns and
cities OF our country. This great blood N edi-
cine has performed cures tine most astOnish-
ing). where every other remedy known IN No
tsItG Needed has most signasly failed.
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REMOVAL.

TrBE ONCE of the GROVER 4 BAKER SEW.
i ING MACHINE COMPANY has been re.
moved to 320 Main street, over Messrs; Ioyner
Lemon Gales, iele lw
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NEW LINEN LAwNs.-Menken Bros
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Aegular tuesday 81. Francis River Pack 6i-For
Helena Mauanna, madison, WLCtsbur.
and All ay Landings
MOLLIE HAA1BI4EsrDss. A.. &. ilt5Trn4u sfastsr
,,y sam. =. E'alas, 1s-ei anu Clark, clerks
VIII leave Hempnis hVhkI - -
TUESDAY, a. 3 O'Clock pm. -
LARRY HAhAiSTAD, l.gelI,
ian U CILy WhzrIDOat. uoOL llOnrus 81
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LINEN Lawns at cost, at B. LOwen.
stein & Bros.
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORS

Omce-EO. 10 Madison ST.,
IEMPHIs, TENNESSEE
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1t is no HunbuS

TRx TT ON On
To be fully Convinced, as It's effects are instan-
taneOus nom the drst dose taken. entering al
once INTO the blood and penetrating every pore
OF the whole body, driving out every inlpurity
rom the whole system, and creating instead
PURE LIFE HOOD hence It's name.
~ For sale 81 AN Druggists. mas8tf
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DTRECTORs.

DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, Samuel VIII Thsodors L.
velils, Charles h Peck, Robert < Woods. Jules
Nalie, Geo. X johnson. Robert r. Carr, John
r. thornton, David K Ferguson, Eon- John
Hogan, Henry Ovsrstoiz, Nicholas 5chaener,
William T. Gay, W IL c. JamisOn, r. p. Han
Lewis, +. Eozisrr Jr, Jacob Tamm-
Assets, January 1, lsss, over es,5OO, 900.
Issues Policies On ALL TIE MOST AP.
PROVED NON-FOREETTISG PLANS,
On as good terms as any Company.
No RsEatctlons upon AcelfnGtsd Persons, OF %
RESLDEECE Or FRA VEL
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
worrneIe. =, Joy q Co, AydIett, Robinson a
Co., =. "a, " eb0 q Co. TOOT, Philips q Co, La
eey q MeGhee, n Corona, A Z FranklaHds
General \. b. Forrest General J. r chalmers,
com Joseph E. o. ouJgo merry. Judge ,. p. "a
rui hers. Rev. 8 & For y. D. Rev. J. p. Graves,
Judge Phiness T. ScFuggs, GALWAY, HaDpto
Co., DeSoso Insurance. company.
AGENCY OFFICE N " EHPEIz-Eo. - Eadi-
son street, Kit Wiliisms- 5lock-
MCMAHON g nTLS.
State A gents Tor Wet Tsanessee,
MtGstssi ppi, ArkaEssas and North L-uisiaua-
Q: > IIs---------- 4 MCMAHON
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STEAMBOATS,.



For New Orleans.
FRANK PARGOUD.-...John W. Tobin master
THIS elegant passenger steamer
THIS DAY, ed inst, at pm.
LARRY HARASTAD, Agent
Jez2 Il City Wharf boat foot Monroe 81.
For New Orleans.
Philips mast z
This nne passenger packet viii -
leave as above, on 20.
THIS DAY, I'd inst, at 70 am.
LARRY HARMsFAD. AGENT,
-Jezz 10 Ci-y W narfo0at foot Monroe FL.
FOB ST. LOUIS.
Memphis aud st. Louis Packet Company.
Eos CairO AID 81 Eossis.
CITY OF CAIRO. Crane master
This new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer VIII leave s. above on rlsEEyt
MONDAY, I'd inst, az o pm.
ie2i p ELE3l. CALvERT. sup't
F0R WHITE ATvER.
Memphis and While River Z. ). Hail Paezet
Co upaly.
For Helena, DcVal.'s EIuts, It-.'s S.ooix. An
gusla7 Jaezs1npo-r and eli Way Landings.
IOA q Xxx 4 .-AAll-ord master
This Ile PASSENGER packet leaves IL
Tor TIE above On $3.50
TUESDAY, ed inst, at pm.
For Height or passage apply %
LEVY q AiLLEzs. AgeEts.
JEFFERSON street, under Colaz.zlcis.l lIlteI.
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RIVER MATTERS.
yEEATHER ANn REEFRs.

Weather cool and pleasant. The river
at this point is falling steadily. The
Ohio was falling yesterday at Cairo, but
the short rise which has bssn coming
from the Licking will no doubt check
the fall to-day, The latest news from
points above will be found in our tele-
graphic column. The Arkansas is about
on stand, with three feet to Little
Rock. White river is falling steadily,
with not less than four feet to Jackson
port.
Arrivals.
Steamer Great Republic, New Orleans,
MOliie Hambleton, st. Francis.
Dexter, New Orleans.
City or Cairo, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Great Republic, st. Louis.
Dexter, Louisville.
In Port.
Celeste, Mollie HambletoB, City Of Cairo.
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MENPHIs BoARp oF REFERENCE !;

No RsEsrtctions upon AeeisnGrsd Persons, OF %
RESLDEECs Or IRA VEL
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
SUPREME COuRT-GENERAl TERM.
The Fernando Wood Lense Case Appe al
The Order Appealed from Affirmed Without
ArUumeut.

The Fernando Wood Lense Case on Appe al
The Order Appealed from Affirmed Without
Argument.
Before Judges Barnard, Sutherland and Cardozo
TIE Mayor, de-, Appellants, Us. Fernando Wood,
Respondent.-This was an appeal from the order OF
Judge Cardozo made at the special term framing
issues in this suit for trial before jury. The suit
will be remembered, was brought to set aside the
leases made between the Mayor and Commonalty OF
New York and the defendant Wood, by which the
city hired the defendants premises, Nos lis and III
Nassau street. for period OF ten years at per
annum. Upon the issues framed by the court at
special term the case came up for trial before jury
recently, and the Corporation declined TO appear on
the ground that the issues as framed by the court
not those raised by the pleadings Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. OGorman appeared In court and stated that
l. T. Williams, who had the principal charge Of the
case on behalf OF the city, was very Ill and wholly
unable to argue the case, and that ne Mr. OGorman)
had not any Of the papers In the suit and therefore
was unable 10 argue II himself.
The court announced that IL had made rules to
.1vern cases at general term by which appeals
from non-enumerated motions could be set down for
future day, and no cases could be taken for con-
alteration on submitted points.
Mr.. O'Gorman then sent for Mr.. Williams, who,
after short time came into court, and stated that
physically wholly unable at present to go on
with the argument, but would submit points by
Saturday next This offer refused, and a re-
quest was then made that the case go over till the
next term.
The court refused to let the case 20 over without
the consent OF counsel for the respondent.
Mr.. Shea for the respondent Of course declined to
give consent as they were, he said. desirous Of hav
Ing the case concluded without any further delay,
the action having already been nearly two years In
court.
Mr.. Williams and Mr.. O'Corman then declined to
"arpear," and after some discussion the court d.
fected that the order appealed from be affirmed,
Judge Suther and announcing from the bench that he
dissented from the decision.