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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05
ALMOST SHOT.
Terrific Array between a Mig
ger Constable, a Detective,
and two Italians.
Assault with Intent

Yesterday afternoon, a Niger CoDsts-
BILE was sent to serve a writ Of replevin
on two Italians. named Frank Caesar
augo and John Gstti, who keep an estab-
lishment on the Ievee at the foot of JEFF
fersnn street. The Italians, however,
rallied in force and drove him away, and
he made for the headquarters OF the
Metropolitan Police and laid complaint
before Col. Beaumont, who ordered Nc
Cune, alias "CurIy," to accompany him
and arrest the offenders. On arriving at
the scene, "Curly" aud "Kinky " found
the Italians prepared and drawn up in
line of battle, ready to receive them
GassarangO had a double barreled shots
gan, aud Gstti a handful Of peanuts.
both Of which were discharged
at "Curly" and "Kinky" about
the same time. A ball from the shot
gun grazed CurIy's wiudpIpe, and came
very near severing his juguiar. 1t, how
ever, did no more than letting a little
blood, while the peanuts burst all tn
pIeces) fell harmless from "Kinky's -
skull. After a short but desperate con-
filct, Ia which marmelade, candy, pea.
nuts, oranges and bananas suffered se-
vereIy, and In which "Curlyu dis
charged one Of his "derringersU into
the floor. aud the other would not go off,
the two brigsnds were captured. They
were marched of, under charge OF
"Kinky,n to the Adams street station.
where they now are. "Curly" and
"Kinky y are the heroes Of the hour.
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Greenbrler While Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier County, west vIrginfa.

THE undersigned, leseees OF this old sud we'll
Il known A ~aanounce
that encouraged BY the liberal patron sge re-
cetved last So ssoD) they nave largely added to
their accommodations IN comfort and appear
anee, ana are prepared to entertain FIFTaEN
HUNDRED Uk5T
The Bathing accommodations are in hns or
der. Hot aud warm sulphur baths. so 60 l.
nently ef1cacious in maay cases, are a. the
cemmsnd OF visitors at all hours.
In addition TO other amdFementE, thsy have
provided n new and elegant BOWL ING AL
/ Y and BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently To-
rated Prof. Rosenberger's celebrated FULL
BRASS Band has been engaged for the sea-
sou. A u Cd LIVERY STABLE WIu be kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail.
ROAD to Covtlgtan leaves only twsOty miles Of
ktagfng through a beautiful mountain country,
over q well graded turn BIKE.
Terms -Thres dollars per day, and eighty
dollars per month. Children IN e. ten yeats
Of age and eolored servants half price. White
servants ecceFairg % accommodations
isal Ia RkxgVG q 90,
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Q meeting then adjourned.
THE COUNTS.

CHANCERY COURT Rnl. IT. Smith,
| GaaceHoT.-Meets on Saturday next
pursuant to adjournment. Motions will
! Re heard on that day, and the roll of so.
llcltoFs viii he called commencing at
letter 7. The following cases will De
heard after motions:
| Evans VS. Thomson.
4, Walker VS. TIigg.
The CLERK and Master viii take an &C.
count to-day an the following causes /:
Thompson vs.. sehumok; Butler vs..
johnson Greenlsw ct al. vs. Hawkins
ct al.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
JLdge.-The business of the term has
been closed. An adjournment will be
had as soon ss the Clerk writes up the
minutes OF IoGrt,
Forfsitures we're taken on yesterday
against all parties out on bonds who failed
to renew the same.
MUNICIPAL OURT-Geo. ". Wdldrdn,
Judge.-Motions for new trials were
heard on yesterday on the law side OF
the Court.
To-day, bills of exceptions will be
signed.
All parties appealing cases from the
hresent term viii have to file appeal
bonds to-day,
The business of the terra will close to-
day, and an adjournment had to Court
in course.
SHELBY CIRCUIF CoURT-Georqe ~.
Reeves, Jtdge.-The Jury in the case OF
the State vs. Thomas L. Hill, alias Thos.
Sommerhiil, Indictment for an assault
with intent TO commit robbery, returned
a verdict Of " guilty, and fixed the pc
)riod Of imprisonment at two years in the
penitentisry. SommerhilI is q u
man, about eighteen years of age, of
dark complexion, and claims 10 be a mu-
latto. Several persons, however, recog-
nized him, knowing his parents in MUIR
freesboro, Tenn. He Is a white boy, of
respectable parentage, but of bad charac-
ter. He has been suspected Of being the
murderer Of DIR. Ramsey. He claims to
--be a mulatto for the purpose OF securing
"a pardon from Brownlow on his arrival
in Nashville. Court adjourned at an
early hour on yesterday over to Monday
next. The State docket viii be called
-toS trial on that day,
BANKRUPTCY CoURr.-E. y. Latham,
ARegtsteT.-An assignee was appointed at
r1a meeting Of creditors In the following
Bankruptcy cases Hiram P. GUY. John
NAsheroft, Thomas p. Aydiett, j. P. Stsf-
4 ford, q. w. Moreland.
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THE ToUREAMENT.-Ths gentlemen
who have undertaken the management
Of the grand tournament, assembled
last evening and appointed the following
officers: President, Gen. Jas. r. Chal'
mers Secretary, Col. NJ. Msgeveny.
Jr.; Treasurer, Capt. VIM. II. Passmore
The supervisory committees were sp'
pointed, which will be announced with
the general programme in the Sunday
morning papers. The grounds are II
complete order, and With . permit from
Capt. Geo. Mellersh, any Knight car
practice at the rings at pleasure. IL hai
been determined that the length OF lane'
shall be nine feet, and none will be per
mItted to enter the lists with one 0
greater or less proportions.
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KIMBERLINa sPRINGs.-In u col
umn of new advertisements will be
found a notice Of the opening Of the
above springs to the public. They are
situated about twenty-siK miles from
wythevDle, on the Virginia and Ten
nssaee railroad, in Bland county, Va,
Tbough never before opened for public
recommendation, they have been visited
sor several yeSys, especially last season,
by parties furnishing their OWE supplies
The region round about these springs is
said to be beautiful Ia the extreme, the
country well wooded and stocked with
game. and Astounding in streams whose
waters TEEN with hsh-a perfect para
disc for the sportsman.
The vaters bear the highest teetimo-
mails from resident and visiting physi'
oians for their efficacy in all diseases in
which mineral waters are generally
| found TO 10 II bsnsat'
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AN EXCITING DAY.-Bsrgain seekers
will leave house and home and squalling
babies, gust because they can get cheap
goods. AS an evidence Of this, yester-
day the store Of Messrs. Menken Broth
ers was crowded by them, from morn
till late at night, 6uying remnants and
the thousand cheap goods which they
offer. They have six thousand remnants
Of every description Of goods, and judg-
ing from their price we would sdvise
every one % g there.
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The BENEFIT To EIGHR.-Ths box
Office for the sale of tickets for Msnsgei
Thonpson's benefit was open yesterday
afternoon from two to i've O'Clock, and
from the rush upon 1t, we are led to be
Heve that there will be s fnll house In
the New Memphis tonight, to greet oul
amateur histrionics. AS before stated, the
play ia 20 be Guy MdHasTiag, with Mrs.
Thompson as " Meg Merriles," and s
number Of the frst young ladies and
gentlemen Of the city In the cast. Tue
rsbesrsals Of the piece have been numer-
Gus and thorough, and We guarantees the
public q delightful evening.
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NoTICE.-Mr. n. @. Hollenberg has
returned from 8 short and successful pro-
fessional trip TO the country, and desires
orders hereafter for tuning and repairing
Pianos to be left at f. KalZenbach's, and
F. H. Clsrk's jewelry store, or at $50
second street, where they will receive
prompt attention.
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RAcEs.-At the Memphis Racing AS
s~oeiatiou course, this, Friday afternoon
AT 4 O'Clock, the following matches:
First Match-Sl00 aside-Psy OF pay.
g. w. sddger emf. G, z. Grey George, to
buggy, Stidger to driFs.
Us. Lsil ent. blk. b. Black Sam, to
harness, BLACK Sam to go bis gaits.5
Mile heats, best 9 in 3, TO rule.
Second Motch-Qpen to gentlemen's
driving horses, for a foe gol3 watch, beat
> in 8, mile heats, owners to drive. En-
try fixed on the track.
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"ANTED-AGUOD COOK, WASHER Asp
w IroDer-a white woman, with references.
Apply at as Linden street ~
1TANTED.-A DOUBLE DESK Q "A
w Counting Room SaItles h&FIHs ~ -
HyANTED-A DWELLING HOEsE CON
w 1atnEDg Z To- rooms bV a family Of three
persons, ali grown. Mast b. centrally localSo'
Address Richard. Appeal Once. maoL
HTANTED-A SMALL FARA NEAR IhE
w cIty OF Mem PMS, Of which pO~asSlon can
be given immediately. Address a. H. APpS@i
on z stating terms. location, etc. msSI
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Fairly NsrriSscs-DT. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being 2 GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and OOniusaI Felicity, by bensv-
oleDt Physicians, sent by mail. In sealed letter
envelopes, frss Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail 8m
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PICNIC.-A lot Of old cits-merchsnts
along Front Row-treated themselves
and their wives and children to 3 picnic
yesterday. We suppose they had agood
time, as they have very little else to do
at present,
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HATS HATSI HATS |
AT REDUCED PRICES

TE ORDER TO REDUCE QUE STOCK PRE-
vious to moving (BErSe oBLIeED 10 MAKE
WAY FOR THE NEW HoTELl, we WIN SELL FOR
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS AT Reduced
PRICES.
FRANCISCO a wIGeIE,
Hatters and Furriers,
man iv-4s sOs Main Street.
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NoTIoE.-Iu q list Of incomes pub
lished during nay absence this week,
there was a great error in putting the
figures opposite my name. No such re-
turns have been made by me to the rev.
enue officers. w. B. MILLER.
.Juna 4. 1858.
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BOARDING.

nOARDISG.-Mrs- owen inform her Tiendi
Ii and former boarders that she has tSken tn'
house fsrme.l, oSeapleu BY her, al 80 1econa
StTeef ana 6tred no us same in excehent SIS L
fors urst-clEss boarding house, and lntenos Z
keen her table supplied win all tue Cehcacle
abe market affords. heG1enDef Inc oIo Sl%no
sos second street. ma ~
nOARDING "A GENTLEMAS All LADi
10 can hsvea good front rom vel nurn6ned
Sd board, sc 30. rs Second street
VZ5 Il HENRI LAARD
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FIRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded
yesterday at about quarter past one
O'Clock. The engines were out promptly,
but after travelling a square or two found
out that the alarm was false.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-05

AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
CLUB.-We are requested by a cores
pendent to notice a meeting Of this Club,
called at Whites Station, on the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad for 10
o'clock I'm. on the 9Th inst. The call is
signed by many prominent citizens, and
they hope to have = full attendance, as
matters of Importance are to be discussed.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-Mr. !. 7. LegueTe, 3
young man well known in Memphis,
was drowned yesterday evening in
Hopeheld Lake, while fishing. He had
been with a party Of friends but had left
them, and was In a Eirogue or dugout,
which turned over, and belHg unable to
swiaf, he was drowned before they could
come u us assistance. Mr.. Lsguere's
place Of business was on the corner OF
Third and Poplar. he Fss unmarried,
but leaves g mother, brother al9 sister,
and s host of friends to bemoan his un-
tiQely fate.
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DON'T forget lhaG our sale at
cost for Boots end Shoes am0 Hats
sin continues at our old stand,
279 Main street.
]. Z. HANDLAN & co.
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical Dispensary,
Established In 1859,
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOB
TuE mTpE on
DISEASES,
THE CURE o.

II AkA IL
nR. RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and AZ NORTH
II COURT street, north aide OF Court square,
Memphis, Tenn, Is acknowledged By all par
ties Interested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases,
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guanan-
teed ia every case male or female. Recent
cases OF GCNOhRnEA and sHPaILIS cured
in q few days, without the uss OF Mercury,
cnanEe Of diet, or hIndrsnee from business.
BOUNDARY SYPHILIS; the last vesLige
srad1cated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF SsL1en stopped IN a short
time. Sufferers from InpUtency or LOss OF
Sexual Power restored 10 fee vigUr In a few
weeks. elect or GonoIrhea Of long Standing,
WSen Ru internal Remedies nave failed, per-
m~anently aud speedily cured By q new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-AbUSE and eXcessI;e
Venery, suffering from SPERAATUkhHEA
and loss OF physical and msntaI power, speed
Ey and permanently cured.
Sc All consultations strictly confidential.
CnrOnIe rheumatism, Neuralgia, Geut, Pa
ralysis, DeRfness, etc, treated b. the aid Of
Electro Magnet battery.
For sale, hUSSELLis VENEREAL PRE-
VEETLVE.
2tos p.m. app
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To TrayeIers.---Accident Tn-
surance can be obtained Of II. P. Butler,
General Agent of the original Travellers
Insurance Company, at Is Madison
street. 5000 for Is cents per day. Long
time policies at q large discount.
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TTOPen bargain and sale Is ne
nsIS as q reason against the nj
OF those States by many extrani
y their votes were mot eonnted
Sovesnber they would not be- am,
Is now conceded by leadi,
competent Radicals that psnnsl
= z 9 6y a large majority, first. I
OF the failure NJ Impeachment, :
oecagse the Convention did N,
pressiy and by name exc0mm1nia
seven Senators who secured sco
ana, thirdly, because of the H.!
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POLICE ITEMS.


Martin Mahon was placed under
bonds yesterday by Squire Black to
keep the peace toward Mollie Huehin.
son, a fair but frail one, with whom he
had beep Lying. few days ago Mahon
had Mollis arrested for stealing a shawl,
and failed to make good his charge. In
trying to convict Mollie, he eliminated
himself, and Justice Black had him ar
rested on a bench warrant for seduction
and adultery. he was placed under
$1,000 bonds to answer to the Criminal
Court on this charge, and yesterday he
made a countereharge against Mollie Of
adultery, ego. ghs asss is livery
mixed" and is q most knotty one for
Justice Black to settle. 1t comes up
again to-day.
Mrs. Sherry, arrested on charge of
stealing a shagl, vas discharged.
There were fourteen arrests reported
up to eight o'clock last night, at the
Causey station. fen Of them were State
cases, and were sent before the various
Justices courts.
The case Of Brusa and Charlie VIII
liams will be settled to-day by Squire
Hall.
Squire Griffith had not q single
State case yesterday. A wonderful fact.
There were ten arrests up to eight
o'clock last night, st the Adams street
station several under very heavy
eharges-oDe for murder, two for assault
with intent to kill, and four for burglary.
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Phoenix Insurance Company
Office removed to Is Madison street,
right hand door at head Of stairs.
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L. o.. B. b. GEAND Picnic The In
dependent Order Of Rspt Berth will
give a picnic next Thursday, ct the
James Park, in aid Of the Orphan
Asylum Of the order, which Is now being
established at Cleveland, Ohio. 1t will
be 3 grand affair, and wiiii no doubt, be
Literally p~atronised by our Hebrew fsl-
low citizens, EhO are ever foremost IN
acts of real charity.
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Y osE-A CLUSTER DIAMOND RING
as. Lace Handkerchief, between /
fezarus Church and vance street. The nndeT
SFII be Ub.rauy rewarded Ey leaving same AZ
APPEAL ONCE. jew
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THANKS, TO Felix Cross, Esq., of the
Southern Express Company, for late
papers from sl points.
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w. K. HILL & Co., have moved to
their old stand, No. $40, Front street.
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- - N
ONE OF THE FOLLOWING ROATs, oF
this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PKONPTTy
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY FVEN-
1NGS, on the arrival or the trains, viz;
VIZ Elaiedcu. MaSEar
L-LbH hLL---.s4.. &. L. Aaines. hasrer
FriJobzrd, Mas er
The Arkspsaz riveF now being in coed uavf-
ga0is c2cd1fiOu, these Boats VIII run thrOu4h
&EOHF sAIfH, thus avoiding delay 10 PAS
EenCers aud freight.
rms route oners superior Inducements TO the
viAitors OF the
Hot Springs of Arkansas,
As passengers tax "a staterooms at Memphis
make no ehsugs until they arrive at me wharf
N Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
70 nave coachas in readiness 70 start for 6ot
spans Win passengers on this line at anv
hour Lhey may prefer, and Through Tickets 10
BE- had OF tue Boats.
Ihe travelling Poole and Shippers nav rslv
upon the prOmptness OF these Boats, and those
desire 70 forGard gOods isr rsshipmsnt
on this Line, will ship direct toths = MemDbis
ana ArkAnsas EAVer U. :. Mall Packet Conn
- a. h6mphis
JOHN y. ADAMS, Superfnfsndent
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO., AgeuTs.
no. IL jefferson street.
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Z DIR. J. D. ADAMS has removed his
Office to 284 Second street, StiIiman
q Block. Prompt attention to business at
fsll hours. my3l1ws
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NOTHING NEW for the editor of the
Avdlanche to notice my cheap job print
ing that ! throw away in the streets. II
is done at the APPEAL and Ledger job
offices, where / pay for the same,
KING OF PAIN.
nR GFO MrIRTnR
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FOB SALE.
O SALE.

FE-H s LEECH H5l-JUSr RECEIVED,
sFII,H DRUG orORE, = nesn supply ol
sWE DISH LEkCHES, which we
orasr for sske OF reasonable Terms " give
Darsonsl and uudivided attention 10 our RE
sc-jCtton Dspar men day aud night. We will
not sel other Inau PURE y shkSh MED-
III So RJsEG NIGUS,
" Main street,
-,1aIm Corner Winchester.
TTNr. LIaE LINE LGKAY's sTAR CAPE
LImE Tor sale, TO the trEde, by
mas I'm MJUhE. WHlIFlcLD W.
NOR SALE On EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPEnTY-FOrty Hour acres OF LAhu,
- miles due east OF the city limits corner o.
-, ~ Sud Holmes avenues. has plenty OF
SsSvv timber, running wafer enSlo4e puLoLLs
-ysa,d Is IN al excellent nelghDOfhOOui
WTI - sCyd IN . body or divided 70 sull: Ap-
- ~ Il. ARNOBR or ~. ID. Y Noh ~
No. SS trout hoW.
rUBURBAN LANDS AND EEsIDENCE y
49, az EASY TERks my lands, ml5s
sSsf nj the city, are Tor sale on Terms 70 SUI
r1rcnaser. for casu or on any we-lon onS
- Ten wears. and IN any tly-aLumS 100
~ an NY residence, Win nom = -
Tsnd ali ne sod al 8 great bargain. APPy "
g1rseif on the premises, or 70 hoghbefI AASNo-
want Co. MS @70N n. ~, IRRELEVANT.
apl2
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Z. I. B. E-What does Il mean ? You
can prove that By Us, for ehays tried It.
myeen
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STEAMBOATS,.


3OA A6nAN1AA RIVER.
Memphis aud Arkansas Riv.r Packet COM.
~ STATES Mau-For Helens. Ma
Polso1, Fine BluR, Dardanene, Van
Surea sad Fort smith direct.
-BlaIsdsu master
n TIE s2lsneid passenger packet =A
MONDAY, sth inst, at 5 p.m. -
JAS. T. BOURNE q CO.. Agents,
ie5 Ne. y Jeaerson str-et.
FOR vIOKsBURG.
Regular =. Louis. Memphis and yieksburs
United stats Mail Packet.
Fos Vieksbars and Way Landings
RURICON master
The elegant and feet passenger gA
SATURDAY, Sth inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
jog Clly WharIS2 Z. foot Monroe &.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
For cairo, Evansville ana LouisgHie-
HOIer . master
TINS splendid steamer VIII leave
a. aDoye on -
ThI5 DAY, 9Th inst ats pm.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
10 siaE a~hOEI0lat-
FOa NE - ORLEANS.
Regular NeR Qs.-aas packet.
BELIZE Liz ,,---.---. .-..-----..McG master
" splendid Passenger packet -
VII leays rs above C
SATURDAY, 9Th inst. at pm
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
star Wharf BOAT
FOR at Inugs
Memphis anu 81 Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and So LOuis
BELLE ST LOUIs-Zeigls master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer VII Iesvg as above or S
SATURDAY. slh inst. At q pm.
!e2 2 ELEM. CALVERT. supL.
Regular st. Louis Memphis and Vicx,b1ry nj
b Mall racket.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
.-LOckhart master
TINS elegant passenger steamer
FRIDAY, 5sh inst, at pm.
LARRY HARNSTAD A0ent
-le4Z-CIi Wharf boat, 1901 Monroe St
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White Riyes 0. 5. Man Packet
N@a--Aa
For HelaSRs DeNalls BluL, Little Roek An
susta, I~Seksonport ana ali Way Landings.
LA6thIf No 2-----.----Jame Rice master
I91s hne passenger Packe; leaves
- we sDoVe on ~
SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at Epu.
For freight OF passage Apply 70
LAZY & MLLLER Agents,
e5eSsFsen street, under Commercial Hotel.
For White Rlver-U. s. 81.
hHhH4A No'z-'-----Ismes Rice master
TnLs hne passenger packet Will
le9ye IS above, on ~
SATURDAY, 6th inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
- % Clty NharfDOat foot Monroe 81.
FOE ST. FRAsCIs RIVER.
r%g1LsT tuesday St. Francis River Packei-For
ASaena dsEanna, MadlsOu, Wittsbur-
and al way Landings.
AOA1AE 1. T. bOWmzn Master
SAN. Z. Paine, Shell and clark. clerks.
~ leave Mempnts EVERY 49,
TUESDAY, at 5 o'ciook nm. zA
AAEh1 hAhM5fAD & Av-at- "
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FOA ST. FRAaCIs RIVER.

Regular Tuesday St. Francis River Packet-For
Aetena Asuanna, Madison, Wittsbur-
and AL way Landings.
NoL1AE 4. 4. BOWmzn Master
sam. |. Paine, Shell and clark. clerks.
VIII leave memphis EVESY -
TUESDAY, at 5 O'clock nm. De
LARRY hAhMsfAD & Co. Av-9I--
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LEAvISG MEMPHIS.
Tuesday, 18th Sept,
Friday, 18th Sept,
Tuesday, 9Th October,
Friday, 18th october,
Tuesday, 18th October,
Friday, 9TH Nov,
Tuesday, 18th Nov,
Friday. 18th Nov,
Tuesday. Sth Dec.
Friday, Is b Dec,
Tuesday, 29th Dec.
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a. MeGILL, Master, A.MARTIN, Clerk.

THE BELLE LEE viii run regularly in the
l Memphis and New Orleans trade, leaving
Memphis on alternate Tuesdays and Fridays,
Der, 1905.
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- q. HAWA ~
CODA WATER FACTORY, % Alabama street.
~ Soda Wster delivered in any part OF tbs
City, and All orders Rft<sdsd 70 promptly,
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n. ORLEANS.
saturday, 18th e.
" eCnesday, ath sept,
saturday, 10th etooe
Wednesday,, 2lst Get,
Saturday, SlSt october,
"Wednesday, lith Nov.
Saturday, 2lst Nov,
Wednesday, I'd Dec,
Saturday, 18th Dec,
" e~dnesdaE, I'd Dec,
Saturday, 2d January.