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Nine Hundred Miles OF the Pa
cfflC Railroad.

How long is it since we chronicled. with
some pardonable American boasting. the fact
that eight hundred miles of the ULion Paci-
flc RAILROAD W re in operation Indeed, we
may go little further back and ask how long
since our columns tod of the finishing of
seven hundred, of six hundred, and of five
hundred and forty miIes2 Wonderful as it
may seem, al this has been within one short
yeN. The base of the Rocky Mountains and
the five hundred and forreth mile post were
achieved last year, when the severity of win
ter compelled the track-layers to lay down
the sledges with which they had spiked
down over two hundred miles of track in
1867. The accomplishment of half thous-
and miles across the plains was accounted
a marvellous achievement and so IL was
1t was the addition of five hundred miles of
civilization to our national domain. But
now, in less than twelve months thereafter.
we record the building Of three hundred and
sixty more miles, and the completion of nine
hundred west from the Missouri river, at
Omaha. And yet the work of 1868 'is not
done. for we read that on the 9th of October
more that seuen and one-Htird miles of track
were laid and the dispatch nairely closes
by saying, "a large force is at work day and
night" We should think it was. Seven
miles of railroad a day is not particularly
suggestive of holidays, or eight hour move
ments, or long incoming" The road will
reach Salt Lake this season, and the spring
of 1869 will see the connection with the Cen
trail Pacific, and through passenger and
freight traffic established. Already the time
between New York and San Francisco has
been reduced to eleven days.
The way business of the road has been i'm
mense. For the year ending June 30, 1868.
the earnings were over four million dollars,
while for the month of September they were
S544 600. One hundred and eleven locomo-
tives and 1898 cars are constantly employed
in transportation. The road and the Com
pany appear to have almost every possible
element of great success and the holders of
the Company's bonds-such as are advertised
esewhere-must be more than gratifed at
the rapidly recurring proofs of the security
and profit of this great national enterprise.
For further information would refer our
readers to DeHaven & Bro, No. 40 South
Third street, Philadelphia, who have the
Bonds for sale at $l.O2 and interest.
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IT WoN'T Do.-The AHeghanian charges
Us with ''a desire to array certain reli-
gious class against" it. Not at all. II
you did them injustice. correct it. IF you
were led into error by copying falsehood,
It was easy to make amends, and it won't
do to cry persecution.
AS to arraying ga certain religious class
against" you, there is no danger of that.
The Catholic Radicals of Cambria county
who stood Know-N -Nothingism with you,
which disfranchised themselves, will not
likely stumble at a false charge made against
few priests and monks.
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Hoohand's German Tonic

fs combination Of ell the ingredients or n BSfsTs.
with Santa CT7E Rum, Orange, &c 7 fs used
for diseases The BierS, cases chrTs
pure alcoholic stimulus required lou Hia bear
that these remedies entirely different yS
any others Advertised for the Of The dIssEses named
LtGSe being scientific preparations Of DleSciRE eyTcess,
trhiIe the olsrs decOciiOHS Of - so~S
form. The TONIC is dectdsdiy # ne most fiC1-
SAM and agreeable remedies offered ls f7s5o.
exquisite pleasure 20 take Il r-tls 5ts
lts-gtUigg srIIrGing, and medicinal Qualities @s
caused u 10 be kHoso the greatest Of az to4sSo
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INJURIOUS EFFECTs or CAST IRON STOVES
The public mind has been somewhat agitated
by the recert action of that repository of useful
knowledge, the French Academy of Sciences,
which, at its late sitting in Paris, deliberated
upon the extremely Injurious effects upon
health of cast iron stoves, arriving at the con
clusiOn that the heated surface generates hy-
drogen from organic matter raised to a high
temperature. II was also said that, by the use
of such stoves, fevers were produced bearing
analogy to those generated by marsh gas, the
high temperature decOmpOsing the insensibe
perspiratiOn, generating ammonia, which is al
ways prejudicial to health. 1t did not require
expression of opinion from the French
Academy to prove the deterioration of the at
mOsphere resulting from the use of caSt-iron and
unlined cylinder stoves, as it has long'.been
known that their use heat generators has
been exceedingly injurious to health. Not
alone the occupants of private rooms, halls,
steamboat cabins, and hotel rooms have had
cause to complain ofits enervating effects but
statesmen in stores and clerks in Offices have
had their efficiency impaired by inhaling the
poisonous atmosphere, which renders them
drowsy, nervous, thirsty and debilitated, pre-
venting their usefulness and permanently in
juring their health.
This is not the case with stoves having a
clay lining. as the deleterious matter complain
ed of is not generated when the heat passes
through such a medium, and the use of such
stoves is recommended by the highest scientific
and medical authority. Spear Il Bro 1Il6
and Ills Market steet, have manufactured a
large number of the most approved styles of
clay lined gas burning sitting room office and
salesroom stoves, which they offer to the trade
and to individuals desiring an excellent. durq-
BILE ard heathful heater, at low rates to enable
them to make alterations In their already
spacious storerooms to accommodate their ex
tensive trade Those unprovided with stoves.
or wishing to substitute health TN parting for
u health impairing one will consult their best
interests by consulting the Messrs. Spear
These justly celebrated stoves can be bought
at manufacturers prices from George Huntiey,
Ebensburg, who has superb assortment.
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WE advise ali young people who intend
going from to school. to go to the State Nor
NAL School at Edinboro. 1t is cheap, thor
Ough and practical.
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THE Editor of the 'nEMoCRAT,' Davenport
Iowa, endorses Hoofand's German Bitters, in
the columns of his paper, as follows
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS.
In another column will be found the adyer
tisement of this sterling remedy. To it, the
writer of this notice owes his health Having
once been completely prostrated by disease con
tracted in campaigns in Louisiana and Missis-
sipp, we were unable to regain our health bv
following regular remedies but were cured by
few bottles of this medicine
1t is the greatest known Tonic, and is en-
trely free from Alcoholic admixture
HOOFL AND'S GERMAN TONIC is a
combination of all the ingredients of the Bit
ters, with pure Santa Cruz Rum orange anise
&c, making preparation of rare medical val
ue. The Tonic is used for the same diseases
az the Bitters in cases where some Alcoholic
Stimulus is necessary. Principal Office, 63I
Arch ST., Philada, Pa. Sold by Druggists
and others, everywhere. Tnov 2s i'm
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WHAT makes your hair so beautiful Mrs.
81 A. Aliens Improved (neU style Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, (in one botae.) Price One
B5lIar: kTrr- Dr0Sgfst selIs It: Tnov.I2.
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WHEN4 WHERE 2-The -AUegbanian saws
the FREEMAN commits an unwarranted
assault on U.s." We should like to know
when and where.
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+ .ICENSE NOTICE.-The FOLLOWING
= persons have filed petitions for Eating
House Licenses. which will be presented to the
Judges of our Court of Common Pleas. on
Monday, the 18th day of December next: A,
ID. Faller, West Ward. Ebensburg Borough
August Schedell, Chest Springs Borouob
GEO. @. K. ZAHN. CLERK
ThcQsturg, Nor IS, 1883 at,
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DEBILITY.


There iI no sasdicin, eqss1l n Hoofand7s Gcr-asR
They IHDdTt Il t6as tSE S and Uig0T "a ne so4-o4s
system, strengthen Ac appetite.
enjoyment Of tsc 49, Ta0d, enable fIc
mach to digest it. purity IN, blood, atre good So1,
healthy complexion eradicate TIE yi0Ir tings FROM n
eye iTnpdTt bloom C checks, and change ta 5g'IFaS
from ShoTtbTedthcd c1udciGtsd tceGE- Cr3
inrdlid, 10 JJl.Taoed Stot1i, and vigorous T-rSa
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using IIae tsEgtCrH or
onic. In fact, they are Family Heidi
cines. They can be adm iStCTca y tTER
perfect safety to n child EhTee months
old, the HI ost delicate female, or = z2EsaLA
of ninety.
TkeSs Reure2fcs ayr Ess best
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HOLLIDAYSBURG SEMINARY.
A Boarding School for Young Ladies.

Rev. JOSEPH WAUGH, A. NJ, Principal.
CARL F. kobe, Prof. of Music, French
and German.
Competent Assistants in other Departments.
None but experienced and sue cessfuI
Ieachers are employed in this Institution.
Healthful and Beautiful Situation.
Building elegant and complete in all its parts.
Supplied with Gas, Water. Bath Rooms,
Wardrobes, and all home comforts.
Next Session opens January 18th, 1869.
HoliidSysbprS. Nov. -, 1863. -3m,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
= - Mrs. Mary Owens offers for sale her
house and Lot situated on the corner of Ogle
and Mary Ann streets. The House has lately
been rebuilt and fitted up with all the modern
improvements. Terms liberal. For further
information apply to
GEO. NJ. READE, Agent.
EhenFburg, Nov. 10. 1883 .-3ER.
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Blood Purifiers

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penasy y,vania
EHILAu uE-TT'TA, March II, 1867
I find " Roofdnd's German Bi1eTs " Is "ot tnt5S-
icdting beveTGge but good tonic ue9 n disrr'r5
Of he digssre organs and Of great benefit IN cases =
debility dnd Of Cctio- TIC sgso,zT.
Yours tTU7V,
Gro IT. WooDUARB.
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Hollands German Bitlers

IL entirely vegetable md contains no
Ifuuor. Ii is a compound OF Fluid EI-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and EEacsls
frOzI which these extracts are nsSe
are gathered <z"s / ii Germany.
All the media Va cinaI virtues
arc extracted "a ~ from them by
n scIenIi ii e ~ss1zSS chem list. HI ESQ
extracts are then IOTES arGcd 10 this
country 10 he used expressly for the
manufacture of these RitteFs. There IL
aICoII Ollie su distance OF any kind used
in compromising the ERitters, hence IL ia
the only BiIIers that can be used la
cases here alcoholic stimuianSs RTS
not advisable.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMSON,
FROM REV. JOSEPH h KENxARp. D. D.

FROM XIV. JOSEFH II hENN AItL- D Do
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church, Phisdephia.
DR. JACKsoS-DEAR SIE:-l hare been frequently
requested t0 connect 1ry name tCih recommendations aT
different kinds Of medicines, bu: regarding ~ TGc5irS
ota Of my appropriate sphere, hCSc al de-
etfHed but Uith eeGT proef IN v1TIo'sS instances and
particularly family, Of the J-Sgasss gf Dr.
HoorGHdS German Buffers depart for from ny
usual course, 10 express my J1gu c0nrCti0U that for gen
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is a0IA sz11Gsafe and valuable
alton In EEA s some eases raIv
fail; but usually, ~eAS doubt not, u -cttI
be very 6susfcidlEzHz ~ 10 those lrho F~gay
from the G6oue causes. Yours reTy reSpscs fully,
j. n. kENNARD,
Eighth, JeE0so Coates StTss-
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GENERAL READY-MA DEPARTMENT

"OOO
of the
sand
n eve approx
n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-18

There was not single arrest made
up to seven O'Clock yesterday, at the
Causey street stations fact uupreee-
dentedin the annals Of the Second Dis.
trict.
Henry Ray, the collored cuss who
stole Gen. Pixies pipe, was yesterday
arrested and brought be fore Squire
Herman. The Squire, duly apprecistine
the Nervousness of his demonstrating
from an editOr-sent him up in default
Of $1,000, to appear at the next term OF
the Criminal Court.
Squire Herman yesterday heard the
case of Dennis Watkins, charged With
perjury. Watkins being unable to fur
nish bonds in the sum of $1,000, was
sent TO board in the Jail until the next
term of the Criminal Court.
"A warrant was yesterday issued for
William Digs, chRrg ed with stealing
wood.
j. P. Higgins was charged with as
sault and battery on William Digs, who
was digging into Higgins wood pile.
The case will be tried before Squire
Herman.
The tables were turned yesterday
there being seven arrests in the First
District up to seven O'Clock, and none at
Causey. The boot is generally on the
other leg-the southern portion of the
city being, IS general thing, the most
unruly, and always afording more food
for item hunting locals.
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Nos N
treet,I 4Zi
A and III
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MOHTVGLE SPRIRGS---lSSS

TI'Hfs FAVORTTE SUMNER RESORT. SIT.
Il uated In Bleunt county, East Tennessee
VIII be opened FOR the reception of visitors on
the lst OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, IN functional derange-
lnenJs OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and skin,
and the cure Of Chronic Diseases attest Their
Medicinal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and recrea-
llon 81 the best watering places will be found
here.
The facilities for reaching aontvale this sea-
son VIII be increased by the extension OF he
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad now In
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected 70 be running, by the time OF
opening, 70 maryNlie, whence passengers are
distant.
Board reduced, per day, 10 g per week. SO /:
per month, $40. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and desert ption Of waters, etc.
mas Inn Jos. d. kLAN. x nnrNLLIa -ra-- :. Y
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MEMPHIS.

half. his income is taxed all the
and a thousand dollars is the ex-
1n for all men alike, no matter
snay be the expenses Of living.
evil day may be postponed for q
but the sure result Of the present
lon OF things must be financial
lsion, and probably Republication
lake the following more precise
lent from the st. Louis Rep1t6H-
statement made by Secretary Nc
h OF the public debt OF the United
on the frat day of June, 1865,
the total debt to be e, 643, I5S, 5oo
tssme time there was in the Treas
d 22s $50 in coin, and S4S 279, 10.
la the Treasury OF 1888, 5Ol ,6IS.
ting this from the debt gi ven above,
an absolute debt of 81 5lO. 245 $50.
IDracticsI purposes, however, the |
sum. 50 643. 753, 565 is the real debt. |
mount in the Treasury does not go |
10 diminishing the indebtedness.
hrge sum Of thirty-tEC0 millions Of
lrs IN oold must be taken from the
sury to pay interest on the hVe'
Ity bonds during the present month.
, there are large Teaulsltlobs from
Mar Department, which it Wss cOn-
hated would be made in May, which
dafsrred till this mouth, that must
| ont of the amount in the Treasury.
Anpears that, instead Of the enor-
dsbt messing upon the country
/ in process of diminution, IL Is IN
ing. The total debt, less cash IN
treasury at the close of April, was
n 52S 857. At the close OF May II
b 51O. 2l5. $50, showing an increase
Ee month of s., III ,059. Or II we
the actual debt, irrespective OF cash
! Treasury, it was s. 639, 6l2, 81 al
nd of AITii, and g, 643. 753 $50 at the
,f May, showing an actual increase
A lao, ga in one month.
the crushing debt resting upon tnt
HE TO meet which the large sum o
hundred and forty-ljgae millions Q
mrs must be paid annually by I'M
he to meet the interest, 3, 494 100
Is in five-twenty bonds. In addition
his large sum, there are two othe
ees of six per cent, which, with Tn
y pension fund, bring up the tota
< hearing coin interest to the sum Q
20. SOS, Sal, upon which aeout SIzO,
e7O is payable annually in hard gold
/ the people are heavily taxed t
dc total debt bearing currency II
sst ia s2O3. III, $50. The amount
4 hearing no interest is S4OS, 9IS,S Sl
Ehieh 1855 IA, 2l2 is greenoacks, an
s53I $50 fractional currency. IN
4 certificates of deposit are q lltu
u $40 600 coo, making the total give
I've of S408 .973, 9S1.
The question presents ITSELF VIVA
our Radical rulers doing to renew
neonle of the heavy burdens pressin
pn them? Nothing-absolutely poti
They are in no manner dlmf 81
! the debt d? Everything Is IN
N hands. No one outside o.
Idical party can be held resPobslo '''''
1 condition of financial affairs, ~
ms of Government are In tnelr
nds. and all power is in their q
n instead Of their being a diminr res
debt it is increasing-and that N
E very beginning OF the Presto fqg !
anuaign, when they are appesll
e people to give them a new le
,Wnr
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THOMAS BOYLE.
G. n. ANDERSON.
]. c. FLEMAIING.
]. j. POLK.
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ST. PETERS ORPHAN AsYLUM.-This
institution, which is one Of the best man
aged of all the public or church chart
ties in our midst, will give its annual
picnic on the fourth Of next month. The
tickets will be sold, and the proceeds
will go toward replenishing the fiscal
condition Of their treasury, which has
been very much depleted by the con-
slant drains made upon it during the
past year. The support of the orphan is
a Christian duty, incumbent on all, and
should not be forgotten or lost sight of.
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SUNNI Err RESORT.
Ransdau House.
Madison, Wisconsin,
B. JEFFERSON, PRoPRIEToR.

THIS "a new and thorouzhly modern Hotel
Il in every particular. Madison Ia very 1ustly
West Situated as IL Is in the tmmediate Niein-
it's Of four beautiful httls inland lakes, which
abound in tne various varieties OF mesh water
fish and whose surface - dotted Win little
steam and sail vessels, devoted entirely 20 Pur-
poses OF pleasure, whose nonotonoCs peOoly
beaohas are occasionally tnteFspersed by ttd
NOISY bouldsrs, Oyershad0Wed by heGvY i0li-
a0s and from whose outer borders are opened
tiIe broad prairies for which the West Is
notad-the wild game which affords such lively
Sporting aOUsemeSt nom earliest autumn.
Madison is distant 80 miles northwest tom
C,nicago, and can be reached in q hours from
NemTk Is IAN rsfll, and with only two ehaugea
~ cars Cairo and Chicago. Its 40 taceney TO
Memphis, les salubI ions atmosphere. and,
aoove all, the economy. recommends IL to fam
lilies in this vtctLity. Parties can saBd their
families 70 remain during the heated fern At q
fourth less IN cost as compared TO 6aratogz snd
other eastern resoFtk masi Ava
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L IMBERLIEG SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
n Of Wytheville, NirgiuiR-Aum, White,
Red and Blue sulphur VI ters Hot, Gold and
Napor Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
Treatment for Rheum atiSm, GOut, sCrOfulOus
ana SutaneOus affections f; diseases OF Throat
ana Lungs under experienced attendant, bot
only 10 the extent OF safety ana comfort.
yearly every game tor amusement and exer-
else, unrestricted by law together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles. provided
without charge. For analysis cert dcstes. etc
see ctrcu ars, and refer 60 W. 4 Hunt X 81
Parham, SAM Tate and 2. B. Wills MeH phjs
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; wees, SI2; MONTH
~ bSlpg new place, accommodations
eOLueNhAt IehlIlCIe0s and no promises. les
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TIE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT I'm. H. Smith,
CIancellOr.-Meets to-day, pursuant to
adjournment. The causes set for hear
ing to-day are as follows: Ross VS.. Ross !;
Norment VS.. Weaver; Maydwell vs.
MaydWell. The Clerk and Master will
take an account to-day in the following
causes: Etchevarne vs. Etchevarne /:
Blackwell VS.. Bartlett.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter,
Judge.-0u yesterday the case of the
State VS.. G'Hern was continued over to
the next term, on affidavit Of the prose
cutting witness in behalf of the State.
The case Of the State VS.. Guthrie, lar
ceny, was stricken from the docket.
Two other cases appear on the docket
against him. The case OF the State VS..
Ward and Jones, HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny, was not disposed of. The Jury
returned, at q late hour, and reported
that they we're unable to agree upon
verdict. The case of the State VS.. Hard
wick and Nesbitt, larceny, has been set
for trial to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURT-G Geo. W. W1Idrdn,
.Jitdqe.-No court was held on yesterday
in consequence of the illness Of Judge
Wsldrau, The cases set for trial on yes
terday will be called up to-day, viz;
1895 The State VS. Johnson.
l723 Same VS. Murphy.
ll25 to Il2S 3 lIne VS. Kirwfn.
i44S to l462 same VS. Kupperschmidt.
1896 to 1910 Same VS. McGinnis.
The Grand Jury has been busy indict-
ing aud presenting all persons who have
bean il the habit Of playing cards, faro,
Keno, etc.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CouBT-ge9rge W.
Reeves, .Jitdge.-The cases set for trial
to-day are from Nos. lac to No. $50.
Several casez were tried on yesterday,
none, however, OF soy special import
saee. Court meets to day at tns usual
hoHE,
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIANO-FORTR.
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
499 BrOGdtc0g, N. z,

THESE instruments, after the most natterfns
i testim Onials from the hrst P1anists in the
country, who. at our solicitation, have tested
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II has always been our policy, during tbs
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In the United states and Europe, TO give the
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The tone of these instruments are remafka-
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They are an entirely new style Of Piano, nm
ished in the most 50 perb manner, Igith four (itL
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legs and Tyre Serpentine Base richly moulded,
and each instrument Is fully warranted for i've
years. sep5 d&Wly
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST LOUIS.

FOA ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and S. Louis.
MARBLE CITY................. Conway master
This new and splendid passenger It.
steamer VIII leave as above on -.
TAU STAY, lstE inst, at pm.
Jel5 y H..[ FLEN. CALVERT, zup't.
Regular st. Louis. Memphis aud Vicz.bGrk U.
=. Mail RACKET.
For Cairo and st. Louis
master
Will leave : s-3lszs--VN
FRIDAY, 18Th inst, at4p.m.
~ LARRY HAEAiSTAD d, Agent
JsIo - 'ity " harf boat. loot Monroe 50.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Mem ph-E and Cincinnati Packet Company.
VI. ~ " Hates master
TINS sxe=lent passenger steamer -
WI leave as ABOVE -s-s-5J1.,,s.-r
FRIDAY, 1854 inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD. AGENT
-!sl9 = Gl1y mar boat, loot MonrOs 81.