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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11
GIRLHOOD,

Girlhood is beautiful season and its
love-its warm, uncalculating, devoted
loy,e-so eXaggeratingf IN its simplicity
so Keen from its freshness-is the very
poetry of attachment i; after years have
nothing like it. TO know that the love
that once seemed eternal can have an
end, destroy ) its immortality and thus
brought to a level with the beginnings
and endings, the chances and changes
of life, commonplace employments and
3leasures-and alas from the sublime
to the ridiculous, there is but step !;
our divinity turns out an Idol we AZ
grown too wise too worldly for our for
mer faith, and we Ia lgh at what we
wept before; and such laughter is more
bitter thousand times more bitter
than tparS
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11

lF \ Tennessee scallawag, being
disappointed in getting an office from
Brownlow-which was given to a car
pet bagger-in his rage said he wished
all the carpet baggers in the State we're
in Brownlow's belly, Brownlow in hell,
The door locked and tue key lost.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11

sLF9 Cure Tor love--hide in a closet
halt dozen times and listen to the con-
vcrsation which takes place between a
couple who have been marrid one year,
while they think themselves entirely
alone.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11
WHO MADE ALL THAT.

1t is related when Napoleon Bona
partc was returning to France from the
expedition to Egypt, group of officers,
entered intoa discussion concerning the
existence of God. They were ON the
deck of the vessel that bore them over
Mediterranean Sea. Thoroughly i'm
bued with the infidel and Atheistic spir-
it of the times, they were unanimous in
the denial of his truth. 1t was at length
proposed to ask the opinion of Napo-
leon on the subject who was standing
raised his hard, pointed to the starry
ornament, simply responded, "Gentle-
men, who made all that ?''
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11

iLF' An incorrigil lie loafer, being ia.
ken to task for his lazlness, replied, II
tell you gentlemen you are mistaken,
have not a lazy bone in my body, but
the fact is, | vas born tired"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-09-11
Ghf alatirf 4irgintan II
BY BAGBY q sToFER.

r. Advertisements for a less time than
three months will be charged for at the usu-
al rates--one dollar per square for the first in-
sertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Ns. The number ofinsertionS mustbe mark
od on the manuscript, OF the advertisement
will be continued until forbid and charged
for accordingly,
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CNTTAE.

OEi5g TO heavy SHOWS in New Found
land there was no cable dispatch re-
ce,ved to-day. Advantage was taken Of
this fact in New York to crowd the mar
ket down. Il opened there quiet bat
STEADY. Il was tie same ST icon Up
lands, 25Fc; SIoble, 25!e; Orleans, 25;c.
At 2:l0 pm. it Eas less active and prices
mzinteiBsd, Int easier TO buy at the quo
tstiCns st 5 pm. was less active and
prices droOping Upls2ds, 2S925fc; Mo-
bile, 25l@255e; Orleans, 25l@254c and
st I pm. wss dull and lower; Low Mid
dliEgs, 24924+c; Middlings, 25925+c
Good MiddIiDgs, 26!@265e. Sales 1900
bales. The New Orleans market at 2 D.
n. was easier with fair demsnd Mid
dllUgs 2lc. Sslss $500 bales. The
sales in this market yesterday we're
quite large, snd it being a holiday, they
were mostly msds On the sly. MiddliDgs
changed hands on 2 basis Of 23928tc, but
to-day sales were light. Prices were
some better ia the morning, but IS the
day advanced buyers held Off and sellers
were not willing TO give way, and sales
were mostly confined to wagon lots or
lots forced upon the market. Among
the lists which changed hands were 8
sud . Low Middlings, ole; Il at 22sc;
- at p 3 Zoe; > al 22Ee; 9, 10, p and
3 and IS Middlings at 23o 10 Strict
Mlddlings at 23@c 4 Good Middlings at
DE; 1 st 2i4o. At the close 223 to 22ic
was the best that could be obtained for
Middlings. We quote IS follows
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Z

APPLES-The stock is ample. and price
range nom STAT, a. 20 quality.
BEANS-Ihs market rs well supplied. ChOio
BRAN-NOne on ievee. Held In store at 81
BAGGNG-L&rgs stock and light demand
Light W igat KENNEDY, ligl6c; Heavy, zoe
BACON-Marke; bare and demand light. ",
quote Gear Sides g. a small way at l9ql9kc
81 a. Eib. sides. lsx9iS<c; SHOULDERS, 1870
lS,zc; old sagsr Cured aans. lS8ISke rev
Sagar Cared Hams Is9lsHc; Breakfast Bacon
BULK EATS-stock moderate and demant
impnoyf g Gear SIDES, l5ql5Zei Clear BIB
bCTrER-Harset nrner. Choies Western
40Ei5ci Choice Country. 4aG45c.
kEesM A-GOCd demand Al soc.
CABBAGEs@StOek large. We quote a. Sl2d
- per crate; Sl09R per hogshead Ssss pei
CHEEsE-Fair stock spd demand. FACTORY
ls4ls G d lsglS5zc W. X. lEtgI7%c.
COtFEE stock ample. Rio, common 70
choice AGzoe; Java, Sgse.
msnd- Ere-h light weigh s. "a: Fu1 Yeighf
81 - No eau for Kindred
COhN-sJock not large Held ST 75c on lsyee
CHIcKENs-GcO1 demand at 81 oogs 90 per
0eZBn.
EGGS-Good demand at Sc.
FLOUr-The market Is dun ana prIcAs ara
teEukng dOWnWards. Choice Fauufv Flonr
sleaI2 s0psriae, Sg6; medium grades, Sc
SAME-venison, Ease sroqnd saddles l2a
ltc. wild Turkeys, sl2gi@. Wild Geese. S9alI.
Ducks s., s0s2 Is Guslls, Gs2 Is squirrels,
81 5oal 70
levee at 81 also q few bales Choice Al s2t
100 bales arrived per UOWboat. but the owner
had not decided whether TO sell here or take il
10 New Orleans.
HIDE@Good demand Green, &c; green
ALL. IOaIlc; dry salt, lSc; dry flint, &c.
RO3S-stock fully equal 10 the demand
Selling al 7eESc gross. Dressed hogs. lo9llc.
IRON TIE-Thsre Il q fair stock on hand
with light demand. Selling at 7Zg7Le, as 10
Z sDIstock air. Kegs, I79lsc; tierces IS
@IS5%e; tub, l7SlSc.
LME-Fair stock q d manG- Cape and
Alabama 81 z5g2; Eureka s29z ~
N SPORk-Oiu ae-s Is ouI sno prices ir-
regutar. = ding at @79& % as TO amount.
New Mess Is very Irregular. A sale CT - bar
rel- Evansville packed, occurred os leyes at
% 80 but the ruling IOboing rate ssSS2A- No
Hump, Prime Mes or JOwis IN market.
IOlASsESSG9od stock and prizes steady.
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DIR. JAMES s.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
e Custom House street, New Orleans, (estab-
lished 1880, for ths last eight years located IL
Chicago, and celebrated Throughout the COM
try in the successful treatment o. W
DISEASES, can be ~cOnddentially consulted At
ais onee and pariOrs, 81 and eS Randolph
street corner of Dearborn street, OF by letter
Postohdee Drawer 5se3
Or. AMtS treats CHRUNI .MERCURIAL.
STPHIIiTIC, BIO D and SkIH DISEASES.
and all DISORDERS OF q con FAGfOU- W.
NERE4L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hecurez with
out the use Of mercury, iotids CT pOsasSa, arss-
ME OF any poison, bur Eith his REU RA =
ZER, q positive cure for al humOrs s1d blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as rEHTNAL
WEAKNFES NOCTURNAL and BICRNAL
EMISSIONS. brought on by abuse q the Or
cams, early tndiscretiOns- excuses or enIailsd
hereditarily, eausiug loss or meEla-y. Coniu-
sion, depression, 1imnfs OF vision snd Olteu-
times iaSanity. wiz 3 dep orable train o ot5eT
symptoms, treated and radically cured % an
infSLfbis msehOd, saving time and expense
All diseases Secular TO rhe srxuai orzGus- u .
privats haTacterrrsdiean and p~efnAnsnIy
cured.
Old diseases of the most no. Fible elsss, where
the blood has beco4e poisoned. pT d1cing
blotehes OF The face, snail vateTy bnslers7
pains In the head and bones, liberated tarpas
and nose, sores on the limbs and body ,~scrOf1ia,
together with an endless lumber OF suderin9,
~edsctually and permanently cared.
DR. JAMES Is recommended oT the press OF
the country, by professors Of medical colleges,
and By the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted shOuld epPiy 70 him, and BE-
TIE NoxTrox, BY d.. James, q treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs Of eli
sex, causes, effects and theirrsmedies. computed
from an experience Of tEetty yesuf practice
in the exeiukive treatment OF these disssses,
sent to any address, securely rappsd- fHcs
One Dollar. Pamphlet on SPERMATORsEEA.
or one on s. PILLS, seut IN scaled envelope
dress DR.. JANE, PcstO1ics Drawer 5S63, CHI
esgo, Illinois. ssRTu
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doubtless, and some Of the "pegs" of
fast time steamers may be expected to
be lifted.
Capt. Tom Lssthers, of the Belle Lse,
published a card ia the Vicksbufg papers,
in which he ssys that his rates OF freight
ehsll be the same as that Of all respect
able boats without reference to any infe-
rioF boat which may endeavoF to estab-
lisb "Gsy " rates against him.
at this card Capt. Sinnott, Of the
Gov. Allen, takes cffense, and writes Is
follows to Capt. Leathers:
Sir: In your card in the Herald OF this
morning, you make an insulting sllusion
to the steamer Governor Allen and her
o~fficers, By saying that you come in COM
petition only With respectable boats"
As commsndec OF thu Governor Allen, /
demand 3 ~retraction OF the insult imme-
dlstely in writing, as In the minds Of the
public your card admits of but one con-
structioa-B sur upon my boat add crew.
Respectfully, r. sINNOTT.
To this card Capt. L. replies that no
insult was intended, and go the matter
resis.
the repairs TO the locks at Rochester,
on Green river, have been completed,
and boat experience nc trouble in get
ting through to Bowling Graen.
A collision occurred at 81. Louis On
Monday between the steamer City Of
Cairo and the ierrybOat America, by
which the latter was badly damaged.
The Wabash, at Vincennes, has risen
several feet. The bridge over that stream
will 500 be completed.
The Myrtle brought in 100 bales OF cot
ton from Hsle's Point.
The Commercial came In with 400
bales of cotton.
The City Of Cairo, Capt. Thompson,
will pass down tomorrow for New Or
leans.
The Argos, Capt, SebFee, leaves to-day
for POeahontss and ell points on upper
White river and its tributaries. We
learn that Capt. Elliott has purchased
o~ne-fourth interest in the Argos, for the
sum Of 5000.
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We quote fair 20 chpice Louisiana, in barrels,
dSaS9Lc. Halfbarrss, 72xsS5s; 10 gallon kegs,
s9Gll.
MACKEREL-New kits No.Is2 75E2 g.; No. .
50 az 70, No. 3, 81 35G2 81.
NAILS-Prces steady rates, s. 25f5 80.
~OATS-st3ck light. \ lot on lsy~s was held
at 6la6s3se. In stOre In small wsy. O@75c..
.OILSEyoai OIL, S4S4Oci lard oil 81 ogl 20;
Ilnseed. 81 0aI 10
ONIONS-Very few choicei in market. Rang
Ing from ~ 5O96 per barrel SIS to quality.
POTATOES-stock large. IS barrels Peach
bows on levee sold at 81 70, snd l6 barrels at
- 80. In a small wsy, SS03 . per barrel. In
sacss per bushet Hal 10, sweet Potatoes. 609
65c pr bushel in bulk.
Pies EEET-Fair demand. kegs, - 7575.
hljh-Fatr stock. New Carolina, H8t2c ;
Louisiana. eGl0c.
RufE 40 demand-nominsIly SaI0c per ID.
SUGAH-Prtces are weak cut not quotab4y
lower. New crOp Louisiana, l51al5Zc Tor
crime 10 choic5; Island sugars, J5Sl5ci codee
sugars, I59l7c.
sALr-Good stock; 80 lbs. bbIs.. S 25as So
Liverpool sack coarse s. 60 on leves IN lot s. 90
% - nom store. Fine g % on levee; So 2g
s 20 from store BY single sack.
SHEEP-NeTy little demand. Held al S2E5
Per head Drcs Cd. sass.
TAR-ln kegg, per dozen, at
$500 upply at sl2dl5 per dozen.
IURNiPs-La1ge supply. Selling at 81 O0@
/ 90 yer barrel.
TOBACCO Market firm and demand fair.
TALLON-Fztr demand at l0all..
have little OF no change TO
nate. The demand is far AID prices slLaeWhst
Irregular. HighHfnes 81 e5gl 10. Pruof wis
Ky, 81 nal 3; Ommon, 20 .S0c. Initial u
Bourb1D, 81 05Al Is. Bourbon, S23S 50. Gen
uine Robinson county, 2sS 81.
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TRADE.

Business vas not altogether suspended
yesterday, although il was Ths.nksgiv-
ing. a very large number OF country
people, both planters and merchants,
were 10 the city, and In order to accom-
u0dste them 1t was necessary to keep
the majority Of cur business houses
open. To-day, also, there were numbers
in the city, and trade generally was Ac-
tive. Prices have undergone very little
change, but -four is weak and prices will
again give way. The change in the
weather from wet and warm to clesr
and cool hes caused dressed meats TO
stiden up IL price, but the stock is large
and the demand is only in q small way.
Packers OF pork in Chicago sre offering
10 sell for future delivery ct sl9Sl9 IS.
Receipts OF hogs are large tall che great
packing ports.
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FINANCE AND A
0FFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL.l
AERPHE. November q. lSe. I
FINANCE.


Money opened comparatively easy to-.
day, but the demand was active, and
checks given yesterday were presented
freely. Some OF our banks reported the
offerings Of cotton bills quite light, while
Others had about al they wRnted-one
institution handling over 3 quarter Of 8
million during the dsy-ihe checks for
enc cotton operator alone covering 1900
bales. Two OF three other discount
houses operated, we presume, to nearly
an equal amount. The demand for SIX
change was also very coed. All New
York bills are taken at &c discount, and
upon outside points at se discount. New
Orleans sight &c discount, and 10 days
date t9lo per cent discount. Selling On
sll points at par to bc discount.
Geld In New York opened at135sc and
closed at 1866. New York Central opened
at 125c. Erie, SSte. Closed, Central ct
126Jc; Erie, Ss}c. Gold in this market
is bought at New York quotations and
sold at al advance Of I9ao.
In stocks and bonds we have a sale to
report Of $50 shares Memphis and
Charleston Railroad stock, at q fraction
under soc slso $500 in city bonds st
5lAc. This latter sale occurred yester-
day. The market was some weaker to-
dsy sic was the best offer made, but
We could learn Of no sales.
The demand for City Scrip is not as
active es il wss expected that it would
be towards the LAST OF the month. Near
Iy ali now sfoat is held by brokers who
bay, where s.Iy lots are presented, at s3s
and sell a. s49S5c for round lots.
County Warrants sre firm with s fair
call from tax payers Buyipg at 7S4(9
74!c. Selling ST T79s0c.
Poiice Scrip is il demand st coo by
deslers. Selling st $50.
School Scrip Is again Offering in small
lots a. 600. Selling at $50.
The Provisional Government Of Spain
hiss published S budget, which shews the
position OF the treasury more exactly
than it has been exposed, under the
monarchy, for many years. The ordi-
nary revenue is about $50 100000; the
ordinary expenditure SI05 600, 600 lesv-
ing 81 annual deficit of some sI7, O0O, GOO.
The debt is more than 8. 900, 000, 600 or
much more, in proportion 70 the resour-
ess Of the country, than that Of the
United States. On the other hand, the
estates OF the Crown and of the Church,
which viii be. available for public purpo-
sss, will meet sl the extraordinary de-
msnds for the present, and it is thought
that an honest administration Of the
treasury, with some improvements in
tsEation, viii bring up the revenues to
$50, OC0, 900 at least. The Spanish bonds
advanced 8 little in Madrid on the pub
LEGATION OF this report.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed by
n Wis d. Fly on the 20 h day Of March, y.
So, to onn d. Trotssr. Trustee, to secure NE
payment of certain promissory notes Payaels
~ follows 20 Wit. One note for six Thousand
dolIars, due and payable to Catherine = gree
man on the e0sn day II January. AID ls0o,
WITH ten ser cent. interest rom date, and dated
the sJth Of hIsrca, A D. 1859. One note OF the
date for six thousand six hundred 90 100
liars. payable to satherlne p. FRESHMAN on
S0th dav OF March, AID. 1851, with legal interest
fr,,En date. and one note OF same date for SIX
SIX hundred IS 100 dollars. payable TO
Ca1hertua ? Freeman with legal Interest rom
ds1 Said Deed OF Trust Is recorded IN tce Pro
hats Clerks oEdce of Tunica county, State Of
Mississippi, in Book Z, Of the record OK deeds
cor said county. page 81. And ~ virtue OF,
Cours OF said Tuntca county, made at the April
ferm thereof. AID. 1875, investing myself with
are covers OF Trusteef In said Deed Of Trust, the
deafn of tbs said Jno. d. TrOster, Trastss As
Aforesaid, having been suggested 70 said Cham
eery Court, I viii, en- Tbs
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2slh Day Of Deeember, AID. lS6S,

At the courthouse door In ths town Of Ansan
IN the county OF Tunles, state OF AaassapRl
proceed to sell to the highest btcoer, lor cssn
rhe following lands as described IN SAID Dce0 %
Trusf. a. 70 to wit All Of section seven
n of ToUnsnlv iD Of Range eleven. u4b west
1vtnz and beirrfn said runica o uaty and stats
81 MissiEsippi- SAFE within lawful hours Title
snppossd TO be good, but | viii sell cnty as
Trustee. JF.sAAfAr5 4Ius.ss.
osteber Is, 1855. esS tas
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boLn Trains connect 1r Nashville.
the S:l5 pm connects for Cairo cu5 ST. Iouiz
arriving al St Louis st 1850 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at RedRced Kates,
Can be procured at tae Compauy's Office, ssSL
nam street, and 81 Depsf, nssd OF Main street,
- baggage Checked at Depot or bY the Mem
pbls E1ty Transfer Company at Hotels Prf-
Vste Esaidsnees, or On board coats. TO ali prin-
cipal points East aud North
SAX. d. JONES, superintendent.
as ILL.,, Passenger Agent. sspl3
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saturday, the 9Th Day Of December, iSsS,

At 10 O'Clock am, ct the northwest corner Of
Main and Vance streets, sell 10 the highest
bidder. Tor cash, an undivided one-half interest
Ia The following described lot or parcel of land
Ia the city OF Memphis, to-wit: The south
part OF block Ne II beginning at the north
west corner OF the intersection OF Main and
Vance streets; thence north with the west side
of Main street (i00 feet) 70 a stake thenee west
and parallel wish Vance street l5o feet 20 .
stake thence south snd parallel with Main
street 100 leet TO the north side OF Vance street;
thence east with Vance street L53 feet to the be
ginning. Equity OF redemption waived, and
tne title believed 20 be good. but I coavsy only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee
No-ocobar . 1898. noV3
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of the authority vested IN me By
D Deed of Trust executed to me Dy James ID.
Eumn on the 18th day Of December, lS57, 10 Sc
cure the aymen OF certain debts therein
specified, I'D recorded in the Registers ONCE
OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. s.,
pages 5a6 and 81. 7 viii, on
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPMiS ARD LiTTLg ROUE
RAILR O a
Open to Madison

NE AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTFN-
Der 2, 1865, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roa wiz run regularly as foIows:
GOING WEsT-Leaves Hcpedeld Monday.
wednesday and Friday AT 7:30 AN ana arrive
at Madison at l o'clock pm.
C0HtSG EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 q m; arrive at
Hopeneld at l O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
l:S0 pm.
The Ferrybost Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at Z an.
Tickets for sale a. al the Railroad Ticket Off
ces in the city.
treights Tor Madison or way stations received
by z. NJ. Patterson q Co, st their Whark-bost.
foot or Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid,
y OF Road, No. Y Jefferson street.
u e. J. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Suprt.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
DY vIrtue OF 8 Deed OF Trust made to me by
. Sc1pio Means on the Sd day OF January,
1858, I viii on
Thursday. ths1esh Dsy ofDecemheF, 1855,

Al the southwest corner o. Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, l Will sell. AT
pubIie auction, 60 the highest bidder, for cash,
the followtng lot or paTcei of land situate lying
Tennessee, anu described as follows: Part OF
Lot No. 3. ia block No. 60 In said city, beg ming
at a point in the east line OF ST. Ma TN street
al the S0QthR est corner Of Mr.. EO@lS lot /;
running thence ~sOuthwardly with the line
OF St. Martin street % feet thence eest-
Nardly 1T right angles to the cenIer of The
bayou l4 feet thence northEardly with the
csntsr OF the bayou IS feet 20 MIR NoePs line (;
thence weEJwaruly with said Soels south line
Iss feet to the beginning.
SAL at II O'Clock am.
now IDS JOHN G. FINNIE, Trustee.
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Lumber.


ALDEsT lumber ruorcI sants IN the south
Yard estshlt shsd In Hemphts 1871. Build
Ing Material of al kinds Dressed and roux1
Flooring, Doorsb ahip giles, Ceiling. b1ndss
Laths. We$thersorriin 6, Glazed sasns feno
Ing. We don't tEedld tn he uRGsrsold- Iaro
aRa once foot Was hngton street, Qear rf{Sr.
sspIs m. al. W. eDe5zEAN.
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asaPNiS & ARKANSAS RIVRE
- T
~ s

~ @
YAcGST ConDa,v.
fs1HE elegant passenger packet THoMASH.
ALLEN, built expressly for this tOmDapv
WIZ now take her place IA The line, and here
sIter the 'oilovi1S boats will leave hiem phis
as heretofore,
Mondays q Thursdays, at } o'clock pm ,
THOMAS ID. ALLEN. Reese Fritchard. Mastsr
Wa. CALDWELL---.--.R. L. Haines, Master
oAARR.-~-.--...------..H- BIa sdell, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the new and
hgnt-drsuSht packets,
FORT GIBSON mol Woodburn. Master
FORT sMITH-..~-----James Bowlin, Mister
VAN BUREN, ..--.---.L v. Williams. Master
All OF the above boats were bull: expressly
fortae trade and are particularly well adapted
% II. Passengers aud freight will be put
through by the line TO ell points on the Arksn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
Ali persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river fro N North or East OF Mem
pms, should have their goods consigned 20
p" memphis and Arkanzas River Packet Com
gany, al Memphis. Nerchsndisss hip1sd from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
snd Arsansas River Packet Company, Napo-
Frsigot received at any time at the Compa-
ny's Office.
JNo. D. ADAMS, President.
I. a. KERDIG, Agent,
nova 800 Fraat styset. Hosby Rock
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Memphis and Little Rock Railrol


Memphis and Little R0ek Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, AK.
Doing West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at an.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday, at $50 am Arrive II
JAS ". ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee RsilFosd.
AzzIvE. pEPAzE
"a secom'n, daily, ex-
cen $50 am. bD0 pm
Freig ally, except sun
TaksseFsct sunday, August u, 1883.
a. 8. LTVERMoRE. Gen1Supt.
O.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. suls
EempAs sRd Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. KPARr
Through Mall (daIlyl.-~~..- l2:5 pm. I2:lo p N
Through Express=lll0 pm. SaO pm
Corinth Accommodation daily
fsxospt Sundaysl Gt-..---.-. o9o Am
Graud Junction Accommo-
tinn. dsily{excfp t sund'SCl S.4o am. Ais pm
SomervuleAccommodatloa
(eXeept sunday leaves
at------=--l24oP m sos am. 4l5 pm
zailrcaa Tine Is % minutes faster than city
tine.
TlcEetomco, rs Main street and at Depot:
W.J.RoSs, 0en1suP't
Eenpkis and Louisville Railroad Line
RPART ARRIVE
Day Express, r. r. time $50 as pm
City time. 510a.m.
Sizht Express. z. 2. time 3:l5 Pr. 5:5 am
" CITY time. 25S pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMEoDATION.
Leave Memphis, RaiIrosd time.----.4:0 pm
City me.---....---4:l Pm
all
Ticket Offices No. &TH Main street and at De-
Bot, head OF Main street
SAM. 3. JONES, GenISupT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28
FoR HALE's POINT.

Memphis and dates POiaf Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osce0la and Hale's
Point.
The sidewheei Passenger Packet
Myrtle. Captain W. c. HErdwick
John Fenwick, Clerk,
AZ ILL leave Memphis as above IT.
" every "Wednesday and Satur-I@@
day, commencing Wednesday, EoVeUOVr5 th,
6nd VII remain permanently in the trade, and
By strict attention 70 bus ness trusts 70 receive
the patronage OF shippers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
noy22u ~ Madison street.