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Smyrna times., 1868-11-25

1--WE Thousand five hundred dollars ~ 'u""sehts thlrty
UTAH
For the general incidental xpenses OF the Indian
territory presents Of goolS agricultural Implements and
"hr useful articles, and to assist 10 locate In narno
abies and sustain temse by the pursuits of cvi1n %
terror. twenty thousand dollars. ''Ai' Vi the IN
For the trans p0rtaOn necessary expenses of doIi
provisions To- the Indians within the tah
thousand dollars ~ ~'uP''"'enleilcp' hve
r TINS amount to out the contemplated bv m.
ogreSs approved May fifth eighteen hundred and 4 xtv
l'4I' "ei An act TO vacIte and sell
seyaon Utah Territory and to settle said M re-
tah valley, five thousand dollars '""S ia Cil-
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
NEW MRXIcn.

ue sfhnr inclient expenses of the Indian service in
-oh anu washington Territory including Insurance ari
iran p"rta OF annuity goods an presents GxbaT nn
provision therefor Is made hy reaeSJ office and Nv
o me superintendent
hVe thousand five hundred dollars, ~ "se"'A' 'lirtJ
Smyrna times., 1868-11-25
UNION PARLOR HEATERS
CONFECTIONERY.
Just received from the city a fresh lot of
Fruits and COnfSctiOna

~OhAccCAoheFy,
not the best in Smyrna, but the best that could be
bnught Of the best coniectioners of PHILADELPHIA
New lots received every two weeks-are therefore
always good aud fresh. APPLES by the peck.
basket or busIel.
RAISINS, ,CURRANTS. FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS.
and Nuts in variety, Fine French Candy, Cordial.
Bon-bonS. Sweet Chocolate in packages, sticks and
drops.
Having enlarged, and neatly fitted up rooms, we
prepared 10 receive visitors
ICE CREAMS
always on hand The best and riches, cream a,wav.
used no garlic favour, but Vanilla Lemon. Pins.
apple and Orange. '
jan29.ly CAROLINE JENKINs
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THE &C n sALo Q n.
Ia the Knlekerbeeker BalldIng,
MADISON STREET,
By GEORGE KENDALL g CO.

THE BEST THAT THE YINTAors AND
l DistllsEiss s1ord-ALWAYS aoYisa
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The Liverpool market vas quiet st the
opening to-dsy. Uplsuds l0i9I0ii
OIeans l0f 9lId At - pm. it wa;
quiet. Uplsnis 1881; Orleans l0Ed. A
s pm. &c was quiet and unchang ed,
Sales 10000.
The New York market at the opening
was duh snd nominal. At noon 1t was
quiet, weak and unchanged. A. 2 Pm.
it was dull sud prices nominal. Uplsods
25@25te. A. 2:45 &c wss quiet and weak
Ups1ds 25@25c!. 5Ales 1000 b2les.
The New Orleans market at 1880 an.
was firm with q moderate demand.
AIddiiogs 23tc. At 2:l5 pm. It was
easier, but not quotsbiy lower. Sales
400 Oales. MiddiiBgs 2lc.
Our market was moderately active in
the morning, but towards the close there
was little or 90 inquiry. &c was the diff
ference between buyers aud sellers, and
the classification is becoming more rigid
than Il vas yesterday, or on several days
last week. Among the sales to day were /:
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EATuHES F0R TIE BILLION.

TIE Oroide Gold watch Company msnrfao-
tuEe on strictly scientific pIiuc1pies lstyier
fBisn and color % cGTuf god eHGc Ersls Of the
NEST rare and costly description o God
HOehes.
Trey are manufc-tGred with HuGi- gCases
Gsdies' and g~sutIemvn'}, nave guqtrb swiss
movemSuts; Ssretsd e=CinsATsed, wth con-
cessation Epi:Al sprl-s,
Raj cad GoEGucf9rg EgGfreers ZrTsSIsT-
the mos exsctiEg n our custoMe @nzv5
thOroughly demonstrated h strength, dusa-
biiity. accuracy AID uti fty O. Ire gGc sfgalG
HGlthGia EoechSs, and pronounce them lnFal-
liable - reliable umeEevpa-5.
Fine swiss Movements So Iotsnf &Ferfoa
fac sfaa2s Halhaa WG1chss tull iewe-ed ID
CkrgnoEletsT Balance, 81 e2eb. EsnCfa-ey en-
grnvcc with new and rOveI designs EAch
W-tch f. srrsuted by sPeet1i Certificate Aoa
the OrOide Gold WEtch COmFanT.
Alsa, magnificent OToiae cold chains s, "a
and = essh. Sent Every here. 20 &c pald "a
on delivery
our customers SIRE Euppied hes VIA the
Picz pocket Detective ia Watch 6us-d eso
mai ed separately on receipt of 90 oeuls Ine
Genuine OrolCe Gold Wa-ches cad cn4y d oo-
tanned b. Or5ering directly frQIa US
JAMES 7. MONR3E CO.
HnpOrtars aud Mluulciur5rf
nov62n i5 RroslTay N-~ f"FE-
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There was no falling on noticeable 81
business to-dsy-eli vss activity snd
busile Front street, Main, Second,
Uniou, jefferson, Msdison-in fact all
okr business streets we're crowded with
pedestrians, aud country wagOns almost
without end, were to be seen, with aud
without cotton. An idea Of the wagon
business u thls CITY cannot well be esii-
mated. but some conception msy be had
Nv a Walt to the various wsgOn sheds
which s<ound not oBly near tho business
portion Q fGoRn. bat In the suburbs. Ev-
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Try night, for days back, these sheds
hsvs been crowded with wagons.
Farmers on the Pacific have been
holding their wheat in expectation Of sn
advance in price with about Gs great 5
lenacity SIS have farmers on the Missis-
sippi. The estimated surplus OF bresd-
stufts in California for export IL four
millions o~entsls, or In the neighborhood
# 1866 90 bushels whest, which In
cludes one million centsls fIom Oregon
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'Old Reliable" Memphis and EhIte-
River .s Aail Packet Company,
Scientifically Line.
g. - -

e. ~ ~
INEE splendid side wheel steamers LIBERTY
L No. 2. and MAYFl OVER. viii forrr a
Ssmt-WeekIy lins between Memphis and
white River, leaving Memphis every Tue Gay
and saturday, al 5 o'clock pm, connecting Al
leEsu's Bluff vita trains OF the Lite Rock
Railroad Ter L4stie hOck and Hot Springs. Re-
turning, wiz leave JacksOnpOrt every Tues
day ana Friday at 5 am, and Devaffs Bluff
every wednesday and Saturday at Il o'cibck M.
The Liberty No. 2, ana Nsy6ower will mske
Close connections a. the mouth OF White river
Win the steemer Suidnn for P1ne Bluf. Fare
10 Pin Bluff, Si2 %; Freight, 50 cents pes 100
The steamers Economist ard Hamilton will
run between Little Ro.k and Fort Smith in
connection with This nne and the Memahisa
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for frejght to all
points cen Little Rock and FOrI Smith.
LnsurGnce oas-haH per cent LESS bv nss
routS than any other.
y0AH =. DAviS superintendent.
LEVY Rgents,
oos No go FTont Row.
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OTToN--CoETnGLSSXoK
NJ. /. HEACHAA. A. C TREADWELL
MEACHAH q
wHOLEsALE AID RETAIL
GTOcers, Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
no. g UNION STREET,

! StonewSll Block, Memphis, Tenn
ID EEERRTN6 10 the above GARD, % VIII 30
III seen LnGt We have completed Uur NAM
moth 5torenouse, No. . Union street, 'SJ0ne-
wall Block, and are now opening up Tie
largest and most varied stock Of
Groceries 4 Plantation Supplies
Ever brought 20 this market. We VIII ba
pleased 81 ali times q see and serve our old
Customers, and as many Aew as mty favor US
with g call RstarnfE- thanks Tor the very
LIBERAL patronage ezte tded u ~ for tue last
nftesn years re hopy b. ness in all
things and striot attention 70 business 10 merif
q o~OntinusBoa OF the same.
Bagging. Rope and lion Ties furnished 81
lOweEL market prices.
Our &E. TREADWELL VIII give his entire
attention TO the sale O. cotton.
Our BIT. AEACHAM, one OF the oldest Gro
Gerry Aerche = IN the city, viii give MS undl-
Tlded attention 10 tne Wholesale Grocery De-
pEFtmenL.
Call and sss as We Fill make it % yeur in
terestto trade with Us sep9 Sm
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- rtock Is distrlbuted a. follows:

We note the sale # SEQ bales cotton for
Jauusry delivery Sellers optlo81 at 2Sc.
Same seller as reported in two similar
cases. This makes 600 bales sold fer de-
livery BeZt month q. pc.
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So so per Annum,
81 % per Six Months or
rs cts per Three Months.
So Clubs q two OF more Will be sup
HE'D at So 90.
tn cOlumns of the peal will DO do
voted to the LATEST news. TELzsRAFH Re
ports. and choice selections Of READrNe
MATTER.
ss Special attention viii be given to or
MARzzr RsroHTs. No effort VIII be spared to
advance s~curHERx INTERESTS and SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
ss- h stirring events Q, tina present day
make Is necessary for every man TO become a
subscriber to good newspaper. TOsuPply this
want, we offer the APPEAL at tas above ex-
trenely low rates, confident that ths price Is
within the reach of all. We promise tbs the
APPEAL, as heretofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
81 Remittsaoss can be made either BY Post
once Money Order or by Registered Letter.
sE Possmastsrs throughout She United States
are requested to act as Agents.
AINsLIE,K EATIHs g CO.,
EdIssrs and PrSprletOrs,
memphis. Tenn.
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We publish q corrected statement OF
cotton, made from actual count to-day.
Il will bs seen that the stock on hand is
larger by st least 5000 bsles than hereto
fore reported by the Chamber Of Com
merce. We are indebted TO MI. 8. Ridge
ley, Secretary Of the Chamber, for the
appended list Of cotton in the different
sheds:
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AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRFHERN CITIES
Ia By THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September 10, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
Run AS FOLLoWst

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
Tbs BIS pm for Cairo and st. Louis.
arriving at ST. Louis at i:D pm. next day.
Through Tickets as Rednced Rates,
Can be procured at ths C~oTnpany's Once, 2SzL
Aa1n street, and 1T DepJt, head OF Main str6et.
a% Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phts City Transfer Company 81 Hotels. Pri-
vate Residences, or on board DOats, 20 AL prin-
otpaI points East and North.
sam. b. JONES, Superintendent.
ABA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
PAek
HENRY AHE5.-----.Geo w. Boyd, Master
J. 5, Ssdsn, CLERK.
THIS splendid steaHaer vail enter ~
L the Trade as a re2ulzr SAIUE~
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, NoyeInSer %, Al . pm,
And every alternate saturday thereafter
throughout TIRE season.
LARRY A NSTAD, Agent,
No. X Madison street.
LEVY s. sAAkPe. Agents,
novl4 IT No. al Front street.
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REV YORK.
Q TIE ~HoLHpAYsE

Great pSsfrIbufssa by ths setropss tan
Gffs CO.-Cesh Gifss 20 fss 81
ss5O, GOo-EveEy Tfezet Draw y Prize.
5eesh glfiseach sa0CGol 20 cash slts, each $500
% 900 2J 100
q 1900 - 80
e. EleEant Rosewood Fl-nos, each 500 to $50
SO Sewing Machines, 20 70 Us
30 Pine Gold Watche- " 70 - Co
Sasd Prizes, silver Ware etc, Al salue5 e
sL09yO4.
Gs. Tickets describing prizes are sEsLED IN
envelopes and vel m4Se1. IN receipt q. sc q
SEALED TICKET - CraWl W1thcut cnoics znu
sent by mali 20 any address priaa Lamel
upon II vii be delivered 70 tno f~eSsthridsc
on payment OF y D0LLAE. PrzeS Ers imme-
daley sent 10 any address y exPrsss OF re-
turn hail
You viii know what your nrszs4 s beaors you
pa for It. Aag pTi=s sLck1Eg7JW o1of-T 81
sa5ae cci1s. No Blanks. oar patrons ear de-
pend or far deziiog.
EXPERIENCES We selset enc following from
many who have lately drawn Taluaols pras
and kindly permitted Us o. publish hem :.
7. wilkins, Buffalo 1901 Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicsg1. Piano. $50; John -. Moore, iOui-
VIE, 1902 Miss Emma HulWCrta, 1NWoDE-S.
PianG. 500 Rev. Z. 4. IzE. New ocieGra ., sou.
We publish no nsln-s without psfuiEiom-
OPLNIOSS OF n Press - lie rH Is Iei1a-
bic and deserves Their huCceEE"- Weekly ITi-
hume, Aug 5. " know them 70 ce a fair
dealing hun. ~. I. HsrslG. Aug. - a
friend o. CGH drew a 500 prize, Wtich vas
promptly rec-lyed-'-D1ily News sept.
Send fr circular. Liberal Inducements 20
Agents Satisfaction E~uaraDief kvefT pack
Gg5 OF Sealed EuYsiopfs eoutaln orE CASH
GIFT. six Tickets for g.; = fr 81; s. for IS
10 for SIS. All letters sh0a q be addressed to
=. EE~- & CO.
nova In T7S BFOEaEsE.E. z.
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CLAIRVOYANT

MADAM DKVILIsE, fhe world-renowred
WI CaiTvoyant, eat be consulted on The past.
present aud futuFe, az har rooms. I49 MAIN
STRbET, third dog above Overton Hotel.
Communications, with 81 and stamp, answered
promptly, dsls 1Ms
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h. q. ECON,
Cotton Factor, Produce ana Commission
-Agfchsat.

SOS front street. 1oupns Tenn, ConlmeTcai
Block.
THANKFUL for the patronage OF the past
i season tfar exceeding anything could have
reasonably expected under The circumstancesl
10 affords me pleasure 10 again Offer my ser
vice. 10 the planting comuuStty seeking Mem
and other Products. ~ personal attention
viii be devoted TO the sale OF all C-onsignments
rom Gy friends My chsTEeA- as heretofore,
FOR selling Cotton, viii bs one DOlaT per Belle
C~o1msno5ts. Consignnsnts in transit or IN
store Insured in my Open Policy, unless in
sJructed 10 the CONTRARY. Liberal advances.
and supplies OF al kinds furnished al the low
est cash prices.
sep2 d&wSm r. A. NOON.
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RAILROAD TEHg TABLE.
Hsnnhls and mt!Is aOek gallrOa.

Hemphls and little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE RooK, ARR.
Going West-Bsave Memphis Monday. Wednes-
daV and Friday. ct : am.
COMING Eaqt~Leave Efsd son Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, a. 7:3O an. arrive ri
Memphis at o'clock IN
oc2 General Superintendent.
aississippi ard ~Fenasssee Railroad.
AEzIvs. pePAs
orisansEKprsss daily. s:09 p.Ul. S:o5 pm.
accon'n, daily, eL-
cen Lndsy-.s..~..--- $50 s.m. 5Nop-m.
Frelg ally, except sun
T@akeSeTssT Sunday, august IT, 1875.
A. s. LIVERMORE. G~sn1Sapt,
C.P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. AUS
gempkis and Charleston Railroad.
IRRIvH. PAR
F1roagh Mail daily .......-. l2:45 pm. l2:40 p m
GGis traia doe noJieave s~ataFdays)
Corinth Accommodation, dsilys
tsxoept Sundeysl at-----.. bao s-D
Grand Junction Accommo-
SomeTvUleA Accommodation
Except sunday leaves
at..-.-.,..-.--..."-I2&o ? u SOS a.m. as pm
Railroad Time Is - minute faster Than city
Ttczetomcs, 2as Asin street ana at Depot
WI. ROEs.G Cent supT
aeEphis snG Louisville RailF0ad hlns
DEPAET. ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. r. time. $50 a.B. 245 pm
=" City time. 6I0 am.
night Express X. y. time. sis pm. 6:5 am
City tune. &5S pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time-.~4:O pm
&" City titns......---.~..i:i0 pm
aaD
Ticket o1css Ne. 25% Main street and At De-
cot, head of main street,
SAM. B. JONES' GenTSup't.
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Mississippi COitOn Plantation
Fer Rent.

TIGHT PLANTATIONS WEAR BEULAH,
Z BoliVsr county, Miss. thoroughly protected
Inn ~inundation b. The rev lsveeS.
FoR Plantations sale.
CLARK q AOET0OMERY
ds3s Al foreeu3&h, Mississippi.
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We alluded yesterday to the probable
result OF an estimate being made by on
city officers in reference TO the amounts
Of City Scrip and ledger balance yet out
standing. The result has proven quite
the opposite to what was expected, bu.
makes a much better showing than tAt
most sanguine Of our peopF~ ould have
hoped for. We have it unCnicislly, but
from reliable authority that the amount
Of City Scrip now aioat is a little under
SlS5,000 q, as shown by the books, but oil
this amount It is thought that nearly one
third has actually been cancelled under
former administrations and should be
deducted from the above sum. II was
supposed that the ledger balances would
bs IN favor OF creditors from $50, 600 to
800 600. Ii is shown, however, that not
over $4,000 are held against the
city in this way. We viii say that ledg-
er bslsaoss and Scrip are held to the
mou Of 5000, coo against the city and
iu doing 80 we Overestinste the amount.
There is stiil uopsid Of this years taxes
nearly S250,e00; Of old taxes stiLl unpaid
there is not less than $3.50, 900 making a
t0tSl due the city say 500. 600. II our
authorities urge the collection of these
taxes e 1t is their duty TO do, why should
Scrip not be worth It's face instead of sell
Ing O-day at s09s2;?
County Warrants are very firm and
tend upward. l. e rare to hear Of any
sumo si0g offered upon the street or at
the counter. Thcse who bLid ars gener-
ally well known aud they need not hunt
buyers, SIS the latter sre on the watch
and are the frat TO brOsch tine matter.
Deslers sell at s1e 10 small lots and would
not make much concession On a round
amount, ssthey could not replace it. It
is thouEnI that there will bs = large issue
after the lst Of January, but there is not
snough at present cut to meet th5 wants
OF taxpayers who must CONS up before
thstidzte. Deslers are Offering 76c bat
it is meft q nominal rate. A sale OF
$500 by-s dealer 20 a taxpayer wss re-
ported at 7s,.
City bonds sTe firm; SOS. 900 paving
sold last evening ct 524c. An order has
also been received from = Baltimore psE-
ty for any amount Up 10 5000 al sac.
Gold opened tO-dsy in New YORK at
1854. Al noon It was down {, closing at
1851.
Exchsnge was Etesdy ct siS1Oi.
We have only small coin transactions
70 report; $500 st 134, S225 at 1S4}, $500
st I34f. Dealers cell st New York quo
Police Scrip L. hrm st e3994e buying
ST s5@e6c.
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STEAMBOATS,.
rOR 81. louis.

Memphis and ~. Louis Packet COMPANY
United states Maii.
1851 E~guef MlNotSt
IRis supers passenger sL8aia5E
ssh leave as above r
THIS DAY, 2d inst, at 4 p N.
de9 II Isl CALVERT. ~nnt
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TRANSPORTATION.
aEilPHlS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR 0 a d.
open to

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
" Ter 2, 1865, the train on the hasJ0ru Division
OF this ROHd Will run eSuiarl a. iolOWs;
aoISa WEsT-Leayes Hopedsld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Al $50 an and arrive
At Madison at l o'clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday II To . N arrive al
Hopsdeld at l o'clock p.nr snd Memphis II
ts31 pm.
Tie Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at Z n.
Tickets for sale st all the Railroad Ticket ON
css in the city.
Rrsights for Madison or way stations received
by Z. u. Patterson Z Co, at their WharfbOst
foot OF Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
BS-Ud1ce OF Road, NO. y Jefferson street.
au29 J.. W. ROBERTSON. Gen. Supft.
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THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

IS PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
L try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, sn1 has
q circulation unsurpassed by any other me
dium of that kind in North Mississippi Nsr-
chants and business men generally wili dad II
TO their advantage 70 advertise IN the STAR
Address PANOLA STAR,
-ofS PanOia, Miss
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JOIN REED

CARPENTER AND BUILDER No 40 ysaar.
sou street entrance Ia alley. Sorcisf ~.
teniton gwen TO Stair Work. Houses enS W.
fAaaahs framed ready tpg sR.pping. Inovaim
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TRUST SALE.
TRUSTEE SALE.
18th Day OF Deeember. A.D, fs6S,

At the courthouse door in the tbwu Of Austin
in the county OF Tunioa, state OF laississippi
proceed to sel 20 the highest bidaer, for cash
the following lands as described in sSic Deed o.
Trust, "a follows, to wit All OF aectisu seven
81 OF Township ~ OF Range eleven, Qlh west
lying ana being In said Jnnica cou0fya and State
of Mississippi. Sale within awful bO1rs. Title
supposed 20 De good, but / viii sell My ~
TruStee- J. r. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is. 1875. OCT tbs
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Il ANLN - .-.as A@ASh5 49,
hi freight stesner
viii leave As aboy5 On SszzSz7
WEDNESDAY. sd inst, at 5 pm.
For freight Ony apply u
LAERY HARMSTAD, Agent,
de294t ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
master
This splendid passengS paG&st ~
VIII as above $500
WEDNESDAY,, 23d inst, At 5 pm.
For faeisht o. passage apply 20
LEVY q SHARPE, agents,
de9 It Nc. 2Sl Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
cks master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
Will leave sEa
WEDNESDAY. ed inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
MAX WALT & co,
decO It Agents, 81 Font street.
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FoR RALE'S POINT.

FOR HALE'S POINT.
Memphis and HRis's Point Packet
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceoia and Hale's
Point.
The sideWheeI Passenger Packet
Captain W. C. Hardwick
sAFILL leave Memphis as above ST
~ every Tuesdsy and Satur-E14@-~
day, commencing Wednesday, N0VeuUeT Z5ta,
and vii remain pern anent,y IN The trade, and
By strict attention TO bus-D5ss trusts to receive
the patronage ofslippsrE.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
VINSON . DONAHUE, Agents,
2A Front street.
MART WALT & Co, agents,
noy22tf 10. ~ trOut street
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FINANCE AND A
OFFICr OF THE DAILY APPEALl
MENPBEs DsoemOeT =, 1865. !
FINANCE

Money is easy. + this to be wondered
at when we state thst within the past
thras months over So 900 900 have been
paid into our Golfers for cotton alone
This amount Of money has been paid OuI
by our banks to cotton factors, and BY
them has been distributed generally
throughout the interior. With Il debts
have been paid and it must bs Femem
bered that planters this year made theiI
crops without mourning heavy debts ss
they did formerly. In nearly every In
stance these advances have been made
good and 10 day money In the interior Is
more abundant than a, epy tme since
the war. The aggregate deposits Of
Memphis banks yesteTday was over S.
500, 600.
The offerings OF exchange were not 60
heavy to-day bat there was plenty for
all purposes, as some OF sur banks have
been well Supplied FOR a few days back.
The demand Is active especially from the
dry goods HOUSES who are RENTING
heavily. Rates are Uniform ) follows /:
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Fon RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet.
United states Mail.
W, A. CALDWE LL.......-..E =, l. Haineas Master
This me passenger packet viii ia
leave as rhOvp,p on szE[
THURSDAY, 2ith Inst, at s pm.
a. a. KENDlG, Agent.
de23 Ct S4 Front St, Aosby BiOcks
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RIVER MATT
ASp =

WEATHER AND aEgEaS.
It was pleasant yesterday morning, bu'
the day gradually cl0uded up, and TO.
wards night the wind was high, and the
rain fell fact. It also turned quite cold
The river sc this point fell 10 inches IL
the past q hours. The Arkansas has
feet to Little Rock and falling. Hence
to Cairo there is 10 feet large, and from
tina: point TO st. Louis tbs depth ia esti-
mated at s to 81 feet. The lstost news
from St. Louis, and along the OHIO river
will be found il oUr telegrspbic Cclumns.
Arrivals
Steamer Lady Gay, st. Louis.
{" Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
i" Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer Nick LongwoFth, Cincinnati.
Tennessee, Louisville.
Libsrty, Whits River.
Da5 Arc, "
Nstoms, Fflar's Point.
Myrtle, Hates Point.
Lady Gay, New Orleans.
Common wealth,
In Pert.
Steamers Minneola, st. Francis, Ma
genta and J. J. Albert,
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FoB ST. FRAHoEs RIVER.

phis and -. raHcis River 1GesGay
EGcset
For Helena, WittsbUrg and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sldewhesl Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt. 7. r, Bowman, : = Sam C.. Paine. Clerk
KILL leave Memphis on heI
w first "trip TUESDAY. NOvem- EE
Der 2fth, for Helena and 81. Francis river, AID
EN1RY TUESDAY TEEREAFTER.
For 1relgnb or passage apply on board, or to
LAhRY uAE@STAD, Agent,
nOvl8t n No ~ Madison street..
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERHER,
analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and A~pOtheearJ,
o. and Sc BsaI Street..
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