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hart. with our friend VIM. NJ Tompkfua, Jr II
the ofice, will pass down to day for Vicksbura
and the bends. We would be glad 10 see Tomp.
kins permanently IN the lower trade. as he Is
q popular officer.
6apt. Bake, with the Rubieon, will pass nd
to-day for Cairo and st. Louis. The RubfcOn
needs DO praise with such Officers in charge rs
for St 1 outs to-day.
A. T. Davis, az cinsinn1 III, for the Wheeling
Hsrrison BIaiden is in Louisville. He is try
Ing TO buy q boat for the ATksn@as trade.
Capt. Clayeomb, formerly OF the Linnie
Down and Rose Hamilton, but who is now
proprietor OF a wharfboat at Pine Bluff, Is in
IL looking for a boat.
The I'm porter viii be in to leave for all points
on The Arkansas on Saturday. The following
dispatch was received from her last night:
CAIRO, October !, 1858.
Eliot q Miller: Advertise us for Fort Smith,
and put up bills for Saturday.
JNO. a. WILLIAMS.
Our merchants who talk about local packets
taking through freight at low rates should read
the following circular, issued a few days agoin
C~incinnati 2
We WORK FOR CINCINNATI MERCHANTSl
THROUGH BOATS BRING TRADEI
-
other cities are constantly bleeding Cincin-
natl by diyertfng her trade In establishing
agencies here for their boats
II is palpably false that freight reshipped sew
eral times, "mAngled and torn," can reach its
des' nation as soon, or in as good order, as
when taken through on one boat. b
CORA s..
Is now loading for Arkansas river. Give US
freight and we viii bring you business.
r 3. YERKE5, Master.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: Under a new
arrangement the Memphis Packet Company's
boats aud the Dean Line packets will be run as
IL belonging to one audfhs same, with acom-
mon ofnee at No. 4 Public Landing.
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MURDER o 5 FOUL!
An Unknown Wayfarer FOully
AssaSsinafedG
Mysterious Crime.

Passengers by the $50 accommodation train
from Sardis, Wee Mortified yesterday m~orning,
when within three miles Of the city, at seeing
what appeared TO be the bloody corpse OF q
man. The train was sioppedsan the officers
and passenger, from ore OF whom we learn
the following, approached the objeot and found
1t was indeed the body of a white man, dead,
ard with the blood still oozing from two
~wounds-Oue in the left eye and tie other in
the right breast. A physician who was on the
train examined the corpse, and finding It still
warm, gave 1t as his opinion that life had not
been extinct more than an hour. The only
persons in sight when the train stopped, were
some negroes working In a cotton fed about
three hundred yards distant, who, seeing the
train stop, were attracted TO the spot, They
all, OF course, denied knowing anything about
the matter. The murdered man was appa-
rentiy about twenty-five years cd, well
dressed, but bore nothing on his per-
son by which he could be identified.
or his name could be learned. b officers Of
the tain left q man TO watch the corpse, and
came into the city and notified the Coroner,
who went out i'm nedistely to hold an inquest
he was unable 10 impsnnsI a Jury when he
first went out, and returning TO the city he
went out a second time.
IN the afternoon, about five O'Clock, a negro
brought the body into the city in q cart, and It
was b~uried-we understand without 40 inquest
being held. Daring the evening on ser Wand
arrested a negro named William Henry, and
lodged him in the Second District station
house, on suspicion OF being CONNECTED with
the murder. He viii be examined this morn
inu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-02

THE CENTRAL PARK picnic, though
not exactly whEt 81 ought 10 have been IN point
Of numbers, stimulates its entsrprisiDg propri-
et6rs, Hessrz y oClure & O'ConnOr, 20 other ex-
ertious 70 amuss and entertain the Memphis
pablo. We understand that these gentlemen
contemplate having q grand balloon ascension
in a few weeks, and also 10 get up a ladies tour
nameut. or these projects We win keep cur
readers posted. Me1srs. Mcclure & O'ConnOT
return thanks 70 the Memphis and Charleston
road for the eourtesies extended them and
their guests on Wednesday.
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r.
The Route from Memphis to
Selma.

CARRoLToS, ALA, September Is, 1888.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Gen. n. B. Forrest and Maj. WIN J. Sykes ar
rived in This county on yesterday. Although
they bad 10 appointments P1eksnsville, in this
county, yet a large crowd to hear
them and 70 see zen. Forrest, who is e great
fsTorite with .hese people. Maj. Sykes made
the opening speech. He dwelt at length upon
the advantages of Memphis as a market for
this region, showed 1t was the nearest point on
the Mississippi river, and that 1t could and
would NINA this trade as far south as Cen
trsl Alabama. he next portrayed the evils
which had resulted and would result nom the
people Of the South relying toomuch upon one
stap-e, and proved that a diversity in their
pursuits would contribute greatly 70 their
prosperity and wealth, ard that when the rail-
road u Memphis was completed, they would
find there & market, and a coed one, fer every
thing they could raise. Many otner points
the main ones.
Geo. Forrest made a strong aud powerful
speech, replete with facts and figures. He
showed how the road could be built in two
vars, and that Il would pay a dividend OF ten
per cent. He told ths psople he had fought for
this country, and he was now rea 1y TO work
for ii that this railroad would do more TO re-
stofe their los. prosperity than any other en-
~tertriss; thai he wished to convert lands now
value ess into capital with which to enhance
the value OF the remainder, and also 10 eve
them u railroad which wonld eventually make
them rlCh aud prosperous. He spoke of this
road as q grand connecting line between the
South Atalu audthe Pac hc. He gave many
instances 10 prove that when tbis road was
built lands now useless would bs OF great value
on account OF the change IN the system of agri-
cupure, which must aud woul1 take pace.
The General and Mai. sykes are 20 speak here
to-day, aud there Will be a large crowd in at
tencauce. Gen. Forrest IA in fine health ard
looking remarkably well. Maj. sykes appears
TO be n feeble health. 1t is understood Gen.
Forrest Will return from this place to Memphis,
but Mai Sykes may go on TO III the remaining
appointments. X.
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Ed ALIvE.-An Italian. living on

ED ALINE--An Italian, living on
nHy street. above Fourih.neKt the mar
S' was the source OF . good deal OF
emit to wonder seekers yesterday and
efore. lie has been suffering for some
athe rheumatism, aud having been
nae one that II he hnried his whole
tie earth for tEenty-fOur hours, every
q OF rue pains would leave him, he de
mined TO Try the novel remedy. He accord
ingly eEused a hole 10 be Chg in his back yard
deep enough for him 10 stand upright IN and
leave his shoulders and arms outside, and at
eight O'Clock on Wednesday evening stepped
into g, and had the earth filled IN and packed
tightly around him. As We ststsd, he was Wis
tied by a great many curiosity eeers, who went
away impressed with the novelty and uhoom-
fOrtableness Of the remedy. II nothIng else. He
was taken out Yesterday evening. With what
result hoESser, so far asa cure 4 cobcernsd.
We sIe unable to say.
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MORE sHOOTING.
The war waged in Africa.

An alteration occurred last evening, about
/ O'Clock, il Chelsea, between two negroes
named JEFF. Logan and Robert Peasants, about
some woman whom both we're visiting. Words
and blows were freely iaterchanged, when
Peasants hiding that hewas getting the worst
Of the combat, drew a pistol and shot Logan.
The ball struck him in the body, and mace
what Is said 10 be a mortal wound. Peasants,
after doing the shooting, incontinently fed
and up to the latest account had not been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-02

TIE Nashville Banner, Of Wednesday
last. SAYS The pspers sent nom Washington
70 Mr.. East, attorney for the Government, In
reearG 70 the Indebtedness o. the State on ac-
e5Llnt OF the Memphis, ClGrksyiils and Louis
Vile railroad, were forwarded 70 COY. B-ovu-
low. al Knoxville. yesterday. The State Is ro-
ponsTsla 10 the Government for the debt ere
ed fn che purchase OF rolling stock for that
Sad, and via have 70 cancel g.. The read
5aving taken the bankrupt asst the elsts Will
receive only is pro rata with the other cred
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ATTENTION I54TH SR. REGIMENT RE-
LIFE society," meeting for the permanent
election OF officers OF this Association VIII be
held al the Hibernisn Hall, this Friday, at ~
pm
A fru Atterdsnoe Of members Is desired.
By order OF
NJ. MAGEVNEY, Jr, President
J NJ. WooD, Secretary.
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT-GsO. ". Wdldrdn,
Jsd0s-Tne following judgments were taken
Walker vs. sharp ct al, Judgment for plaintiff,
Marks vs. Combs, jr, & Co, judgment for defend
ant
Frayssr vs. FARMLAND, Judgment for plaintiff,
Block VS. Patton. judgment for PLAINTIFF $40.
Ii the case OF Briggs ct a. VS. Graves y sgree-
ment, a new triaI Was granted,
The case Of LAMB VS. Falls q 20. did not con-
elude oR yesterday, and wi be called Up for
further Investigation at 9 O'Clock am. tO-dsy.
To-day, IN ADDITION to the unfinished cases OF
yesterdays calendar, the followiug cases are
set for trlsi, 10 be called up aslhey aPpearupon
the docket:
g7s Brisgs et al vs. Irwin.
467 Hampton VS. McCOmbs.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT-GeOrge ".
ReeUes, Jadge-The usual number OF motions
were heard on yesterday. The following cases
are tet for trtsl te-dayS
l White VS. Clark et 81.
2 state OF Tennessee vs. Linde ct al,
5 ihisbald et al VS. NoFvelle.
4 sharpe & Co vs. Coleman d Co.
s Copeland ct al ys robinson.
6 Dater 81 al VS. Loeney.
: Johnson use etc Va FRbors o. al.
s Elgllsh vs. Nc ~heely.
hester VS. Battle.
70 Daniels ct " vs. Anderson ct al.
Ii Fletcher 81 al vs. Doug ass.
u Brown scm'r VS. Bedford.
70 johnson vs. smith,
"A Logan vs. Ca s Coal Co.
- AO0AG CT 81 N69AAAGos
10 Brown VS. Nicely
" McKibbon vs. Polk.
IS Williams vs. Coleman.
% Orgll Bros Co vs. Paris ct al.
q Chester Va Battle.
u Shore VS. Bla kweil ex'r.
. Sti1Well VS. Copeland
q smith & Co, use etc vs. Wood ct al.
Is Becker vs. Kennel
q Springfield admir- vs. Armour,
n Dabisls ct TX VS. Smith ct al.
- Milton et al vs. LCYln.
- Wileoxen vs. Council.
81 Gay st al vs. Hector ct y
80 Massey vs. Wilson ct al
"A state rs Gather ct 81.
~ Nelson vs. & OR L Co.
- Hooksr Ell Al w Hughes.
81 smith IS McGrath 81 al.
50 scrucg6 vs. Humes et al.
20 Stewart & Bro VS. RobsrtfOn.
q same VS. MOncrief.
~ StluEan admT vs. Dean.
"A stewart & gro vs. Mitchell ct ~.
IS Buckley VI n q o II r 70.
Law COURT-H. s.. Lee, Jzd0e-In
Chambers, on yesterday, a habeas corpuH was
heard in the case OF isaac Altschule va A. r..
Curry, sheriff and was continued over 10 to.
day 81 ten o'clock q IL. The principal rointin
this new pbays OF the case was the fnformality
n the -once bond taken q few days since.
The case comes up again ppon the return OF the
6berln, and a demurrer Thereto, ard VIII be
fuily argued to-day, and 1t l. probable the
merits of the whole case Will be fnyestfafed.
TBe nrfsDner wa admitted 70 bail. 10 a3pear
tn-daA IN the sum OF 5000.
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DONE Fora sharp darky yesteE

DONE FORA sharp darky yesteE
day morning went 10 q eouutrymsn who was
vending eggs and butter from his wagon. and.
efer purchasing a lot Of both commodities. in
formsd the trader Lhat he would take the lot n
he would accompany him 10 La saiette Acade-
MY, where be represented that ne was a sort OF
steward The eouniryman gladly assented
AID went with him, and at the gate OF the
Academy the darky took tbs buckets OF butter
and eggs and entered, telling C0untry to wait
HIN and he would bring. him oat me
moEey. When Cur Informant passed there a
couple OF hours later, Country gas stnl wait
prsbzbiiity Is be nevG VIII. having cone
through The back way and made tracks for
pars unknown, withihe scOuntrymanis plup.
der. sharp niger tbat-Gen. Smith oueht 10
taxa MIN snto part aAship
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Best Prints, ~ az cents good
Al BIeached DOmestlcs, ~ I-2c /;
best LOnSdaIe Bieached DOntes-
ties, 10 cents. Last seasOn I'm
business. o. n. LOeVgenstina 4
Bros, 23I Main street.
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WHO WILL HELP?-A few days ago
someiRfamOus wretch, whom Il were base fat
terry 10 call a~scouudrel, stole the COW belonging
20 the poor motherles5 aud fdtherless ehilcren
IN st. Peters Orphan Asylum. They must have
Another. Who will help towards getting il for
them7 Thre cents from each Catholic in the
leity VIII b1y the finest COW in the county.
Father Kelly wiz receive donations al st Pc
terl.
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RoYsrER, IRRELEVANT & Co, viii sell,
this day Al y O'Clock. o the premises. the val
liable business property formerly occupied by
the Gayoso Savings Bank. This is, By far the
most important sale OF real estate ofthe season,
and capitalists Will do well 10 be on hand.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL continues to
increase IN popularity. The tables are bounti-
fully spread with the best the market affords
and, as & natural consequences, it is doing 6
thriving business.
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CHEAP FREIGHT.-Ol and after Oc-
tobsr Isl. lSs, rates from New York TO Memphis,
Wis star Union Line, VAL be 81 2. (AH raiL)
JAS T. BOURNE, Ag'L
u ALE. @. TuTHER, Asst AgL
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Us By TIRE
Memphis 4 Louisville B. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September II, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
AS FOLLOWS ,

9th Trai rs conneet for Nashville.
The 3:i5 pm connects for Cairo and st. L0uIA,
arriving at st. Louis ct I:90 p.m.n next day.
Through Tickets at Rednced Rates,
Can be procured ct the CompanyIs ofice, 2S7H
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
say Baggage Checked at Depot OF By the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Fri
yate Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prtn-
ctpal points East and North.
SAN. B. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent. sePl3
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Ladies' Shoes, 81; ChiIdTeR's
Shoes, 30 cents ; Ladies' good all
Linen Eemstitched Handker-
chiefs, p cents. ; II. L0eWen-
slime & Bros, Clay Building.
Our SEGck Must be closed ont.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of q
visit. Yesterday, from Joseph II. Sloss, Esq, OF
that sterItng paper, the Tuscumbia Ala North
Ala5Gmlan. Mr.. Sloss IS spending a few daysln
the CITY. on business
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Best Prints, IL I-2 cents; good
"a Brown DOnsestiCs, l3 I-2
cents; best yard wide Brown
DOmestIcS, rs cents. j. III. LOeyv-
enstine & Bros Clay Building.
This stock must be closed out.
CHEAP Clothing at Rice & Eugel's, 238
Main street.
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TIE weather has been glorious for the
pas. lew days. The most inveterate planter
rrumbler, we mean-c0uld no. wish for better.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-02

VICTOR ID. FUCHS has received a fine
lot Of fresh fish and game His store on Jeher-
son street is slways the repository OF every
thing good in thRtline. a~nd@oveTs Ofthese deli
oaeies can be sure OF being suited by giving him
q call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-02

WE ARE most happy to inform u
readers that the Office Of the Southern Pacific
and Atlantic Telegraph line viii be opened IN
fhEe Itv in a very Few days, at No Is, Madison
et-eat.
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KamnhIs srd Mhrrlestnn RalIrnan.
CITY MATTERS.

MR. FELIX Cross, OF the Southern
Express Company, has our thanks for late IA
TorE-
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LADIEs.-For fashionable millinery
goods 90 to MissR English, No. go Main street.
up stairs. she has Just received a large asso,t-
msnt purchased TOR cash and sells Al the lowest
prices sep28Ew'
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Gents good Calf Roots, 81 SO;
@Ooe Salts teo4t, pants and Vest,
IS. HATS afextra low prices. J..
n. EeeEeHstfne s. Br0s., No. 93T
Main street. Positively last sea-
soa n businets.
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street. between Main s1d FrcDt streets. south
side or the OveIton, Is being lsid, and viii be
finished to-day. South Coart street was e1m-
meneed yesterday and win be ( nIshed In q few
days fact which causes considerable Jubiia-
ton by tue inhabitants 0; tbs houses on that
street
Coon Corsets for 81 90, al Rice & Ea-
gels, 25 Main street.
FOUND, by sufferers from fever and
sgue svsrywhers, s cure for the disease supe-
Nor to anything ever before offered 10 the pab-
lie. The Texas Tonic Syrup combines every
requisite TO make a perfect family medicine.
IL IS safe, pleasant, and never fats 10 cure the
most inveterafs case ofcbils. Try IL Sold by
Druggists everywhere,
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Look for Cheap Tabse!-Greaf bargain.
in Dress Goods and House Furnishf.e
OoE steSA must be closed Qua
No. e3l Main street.
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IRISH and French Poplins, at Rice d
Engeis, z33 Main street,
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LARGE lot of Lace CurtaiAs, at Rice 4
Engels, 233 Main street.
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o HOUND CITY.

PEOsTA LEAVES IT,
- every day for Moznd City at ME
am, lam, 3 PM. and SPIN Leaves MounN
pm. Landing st foot Of Warrington street.
MARX h CHEEK.
iyu Aastef.
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nc. DoHERTY's grand opening, octo-
Der LIST. q lw
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LADIES Lace and Paper Collars, at
Rice a Engelis, 18 Main street..
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"A GOOD Hat can be bought for Il AZ
a Rice a Engsi'S, 20 Main street, =
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A LOT Of superb Table Linen at Rice
& EngeI's. 23 Main street.
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g cid Reliable" Memphis and White
River u 8. Nail Packet Company,
TrtWeekly Line.
- - 49,

THE splendid sde-wheel steamers CONNER
i CAL IBER1Y No. 2, and MAYFLOWER
viii form q Trt-W eekly line between Memphis
and Whfte River, leaving Memphis every Tues
dsy, Thursday and Saturday, az 5 O'Clock pm,
CONNECTING 81 DevaHis Bluff with trains Q the
Little Rock Railroad for Lattle Rock hot
Springs, and all points In Arkansas. Return
ing, will leave Dsyall's Bluff every MONDAY
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF tbs
train rom Little Rock.
Commercial, Capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
phIs Thursday, at6 O'Clock PM. Liberty, No. 2
Capt. James Rice, Tuesday, at ; O'clock P.D !
MaynoWer. Capt. Wm-sJ. Ashford. Saturday 5
O'Clock pm. C. 9. D. bills VIII be taken tor re-
sponsibfe parties by the line IS heretofore,
without any charge being made for collection.
Tse stsanezR w. Brooks Will run In con-
.nection with his line fr0m J~aoksonpost to Po-
cahontas on Black River making Sem1-Week-
" trips.
upon as during the past three years, we hope
by STRICT attention TO business, TO merit a con-
tinuauce of the same in the future.
JOHN 3. DAVIS,
sup't IL. and w. r. Pckt. Co.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent
Star Wharfboat, foot Jefferson street.
LEVY q SHARPE. Agenta,
au1otf No. $50 FROM Row.
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c. DOHERTY's grand opening, Octo-
Der Ist. q IW
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STILL LOWER REDUCTION IN FREIGHFS.
Shortest Line Quick fine, Lowest Rates
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON z. r.
MARK YOUR GOODS
VA
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
Rates via NORFOLK have been greatly re-
duced, and are as follows:
To MEMPHIS, PER I0O PoUND


I s hereby given that an organization has BEEN
1 effected under a charter granted by the Leg
stature OF Tennessee, November II, 1855, en-
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN ID. ADAMS,
J.. NJ. TEBBETES,
JAMES LAWSON, 4Dtrectors.
r. I. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDELsJ
The Line OF Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River U. s. Mail Packet Compa-
ny, " is merged in the chartered company.
John L. ADAMS, President.
j. N. TEBBETTs, Secretary.
EE The following boats will each make a trip
a week until the new boats of the Company,
PHIS as heretofore, on MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm:
Thursday, sf'er wa. Caldwell, HaInes
Master.
Monday, Steamer ozark, Rowland, Mas
ter.
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,, Fort smith and American, for all
points above, as high as Fort GIBSON.
From the lst to the 10th OF November the
new boats will be finished, and the Company
viii then run four boats nou Memphis through
10 Fort Smith, giving direct communication
with all points on the river, the Arkansas river
now being In good n~avigsble condition. Pas
sengers and freigntare put through to ali points
on the river without delay, ans at reasonable
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any point on
phis, should have their goods consigned to
inc. d. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be conslznsd
JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
I. A. KENDIG, Agent.
sep26 5A Front street, Mosby Bl0ek.
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A L6s-e Dress Buttons and Trim.
ing. IN o Euseis4s Main sEeet.
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Irr1rs DnnGLAs. q {" eolored cuss from

JULIUS DOUGLAS, a " eoiored u 8 from
Africa psllsa The wool over the eyes OF Ben
ssnIn Franklin estsrdsy, and diddled him out
OF several dollars OF hard earned ~gseenbacks.
BENJAMIN had Julius arrested ndearried before
sguirs N1iIsra- who VIII hsar the case to-day.
some MoNsFER not deserving the name
OF humansout Of personal n~aalics, broke a leg
OF the fine mare Usually rode by detective Nc
Cune, oD wednesday night She was found
with ittsrribly Shattered standing In her stau
yesterday morning. MCCuns had 70 shoot her
yesteraey, 20 Put her ont Of hsr misery.
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POLICE.
Monthly Returns for September.

The following Is an abstract OF the returns OF
the Metropolitan Police for the month Of Sep
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STEAMBOATS,

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River u. 8. Mail Packet
Company.
MAYFLOWER--.--.-.W VIM. J. Ashford master
This excellent steamer leaves r.
Memphis as above, ~
SATURDAY, Sd inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents.
No. go Front Row.
]. A. Sayers. Passenger Agent. oc2 q
Memphis and White River Z. s. Mail Packet.
Company.
This elegant passenger steamer *
VIII leave E
SATURDAY, 81 inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
0c92t ~ Madison street.
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