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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-25

The reported rising of Republicans in
Calabria and Sicily is denied. 30 sH
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BRYaN'S LIFE dINVIGORATOR

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-24
CDETOG.

The Liverpool market opened quiet
Uplands, lGii; Orleans. l05d. II was
quiet and unchanged TO the close. Sales
y, 600 bales.
The New York market at the opening
was dnll and nominal. Az pm. 1t was
unchanged in every respect. At Dol it
was dull aud nominal, with sales Of 1905
bales. Uplands 2jc.
The New Orleans market st ll:45 am.
was weak, but not lower. Middlings 23Ic c.
At 2:l5 pm. IL was wesk with demand
moderate. Sales $500 bales. Mlddlings,
2396233c.
THIS market was less active than for q
week back and prices were some lower,
though holders gave way reluctantly.
The tables on the market do moi Justify
the conclusion that the stock on hand is
anything like 10. bales. So far as our
information goes there cannot be 5000
bales OF unsold cotton on this market
Up. 10 this time spectators have held
aIoof and almost every bale sold is for
imBediate shipment. Among the sales
to-day were the following. 1t will be
seer that prices are down from 39kc on
all grades except good middlings, of
which there Is but a very few bales In
market.
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IAACE AED FgApE,

the estimates as msds up at the Cham
Der of Commerce are altogether Of this
character. They cannot be arrived al
accurately far as receipts a-reconcerned,
on account Of the impcssibility Of sscer-
tanning the amount coming in by wsg
ons. This can be rsmedied only by max
ing our Chamber an active, live institu
ton, where cur merchants meet and
make their reports as is done elsewhere.
Our correspondent says: Even in this
mornings issue, when you speak Of &C
tusl count, you say, exported to-day,
Us bales" Now, from the 3. w. +.
aHd Cotton Press Company there were
slipped, December %. SOS bales.
To this we reply that the Secretary of
the Chamber makes up his statement OF
experts to II N. each DAY, and it is more
than probable that the excess alluded to
will be found in to-isy's exports.
Our correspondent goes on 10 say that
in u statement Of Cotton at the diffeTer'
warehouses we say that the S. W. +. a. q
Cotton Press Company had 4l9 bales.
Yet the returns SO made that dsy by the
Press Company were T22 bales. TO this
we can only reply that our statement
was made upon the authority OF the Sec.
rotary OF the Chamber, who went 20
each shed and warehouse and by actual
count made out the list as returned to US.
We are aware that no accurate cotton
statement can be arrived at in this mar
ket. The fault is not with the press nor
1, - 4hoSof sha Eao~afarr Of thu Hall
which by courtesy We call the Chamber
of Commerce. II lies with the merchants
themselves, who have 20 starting point,
no organization, 40 Board Of Trade-but
go il blind.
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COTTON s~TATEzESr.
TRADE.

Business was not quite so active to-day,
owing to the absence Of nearly all our
local packets. Wagons were numerous,
and the retail trade OF Main street was
possibly as good ss On yesterday bat there
was 8 falling Oft II the demand for plan
tation supplies.
Meats are EOt lover but are, we think
weaker $50 LAD any lets come IN, prices
" ;,e declined from to &c.
= III oPa DDS markets. firm and trade
80 IA New York the weather, says
the Eepo5 T, has been very favorable
foF sodTe trade, and 3 good business has
been done in cotton goods by way OF die
trfau.ion, the principal demand being
for Southern consumption. The trade
al tais section recently has improved
much, and payments have been
"a v,Ssst1sfactory, but the demand from
\ ~" q ions has been rather limited.
Fatching v, however, Is quite as good
q som - expected ut this season when
- Oe raj trade are mostly occupied
mk2lng business arrangements for the
new yesf and winding up their accounts
OF the past.
The volume OF sales have not been,
perhaps, quite 50 large from fret hands
as last week, but the j0b5ers have been
doing q better trade in cotton goods, and
on sOmes styles Of unbleRched and blesched
muslins and caiieos they have been ena-
bled TO establish an advance OF half to
u cent per yard on goods which have
been selling at apparently low prices. or
course this Is in accord with the specula-
tive movement which caused such a fu-
rore among the trade last week, but Ii
seems to US th&t the advance is uncalled
for entirely, 50 far az printing cloths and
dark styles Of fancy calico goods are con-
and there is a bare possibility
manufacturers may be made to SUI
fer for this premature advance in prices
before the spring season is over, If they
do not regulate their production proper
IL, because all the mills will no doubt
start in full blast, in the hope Of anticl-
prices for their goods which they
may not be able to realize.
Indeed the experience of the past few
years only goes to show that all efforts o
prices upEard prematurely have
proved quite futile, end therefore agents
and jobbers 8like shoui5 in nOwise cou1-
any proceeding that may tend
10 deter buyers from making purchases.
The trade in foreign dry goods, as usual
1t this season, is devoid Of animation,
md prices are a little Irregular. All sta
pie goods are generally firm, but past
and undesirable shades are de-
pressed, particularly for worsted goods
for ladies' wear. The fall trade
nay now be considered closed, and thers-
ore little activity is anticipated until az
er the holidays, as importers and job
Jers during the next ten days viii be
chiefly engaged taking account OF stock,
md preparing FOR spring business.
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WATCHES FOR THE BILLION.

THE OToide Sold Watch Company manufac-
1 ture on strictly sCicrIdc principles style
finish and color is cGrac god agde 5nite o. the
NEST rare and costly description OF GoiG-
EuacEeT.
Trey are marufE- tured with Huuti- gCases
ladiss' and gentlemen'si, have superb swiss
movements; 5cIUeied c~agtns-fagGed, with COM
peusat3on spIral spring-
Railroad COndIct1Is. Engineers Epressms7-
the most exsetiDg Of our cast0H1e- shave
thoroughly demonstrated th@ Strength, durs-
0lity. accuracy sId uti iiy o. tie fac GmUs
HduhGnt BGiches, sud pronounce themiUva--
liable IS reliable tiEas-keepeIs.
Fins swiss Movements. SO; Patent 4mereoa
Jdc alails EGI.han Eatchss full teweied SO;
ChrJtCmeter Balance 81 saeh. t1aD0ra-elE en-
grRYed with new aud rovei Cesigus. Zach
Watch is warranted by special eellGcate nom
the OrOide Gold watch Company.
Also magnificent Oro.ae cold tErtns 50 20
and s. each. sent evefyV here, 20 Re paid 4or
on delivery
Cur customers are suFpltsd free vita the
Pick pocket Detective and Wateb UEaId 9so
mailed separately on receipt Of 81 cents TIE
Genuine Oroide Gold Watches can cniy Do oD-
tanned by ordering directly from Us
JAMES T. HOER L y CO,
importers and Manufactures
nov8 I'm l5 Broadway New ferk-
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Commissioners Notice.

VIM. P. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others, against The New orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and others
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
II Ballard. J1dge OF tbs United etates JIG
trtct Court for the District of kentucky, q
Special Commissioner in the above style case,
TO audit and make out a full and complete re
port to said Court Of ali bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
all bonds and due and unpaid. secured
by the second mortgage OF the said New Or
lesns and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively:
Thersfora. Notice is hereby given TO ell bond
holsters, as aforesaid, to come forward and ire
sent ard file with me, rs said Commissioner, at
my Office, IN the city of Pacucah and State OF
Kentucky. al bonds. being the List and second
of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday in
March, 1853. W. II. JONES,
uoy2fima Special commissioner.
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On Monday, JaHuary 4, 1883
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF n Deed OF Trust executed by
Is Win L. Fly on the 80 day of March, \ u.
1859, 20 John b. Trotter, Trustee, to secure the
payment OF certain promissory notes payable
as follows, to wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, due and payable TO Catherine p. Free
man on the ath day OF January, Al. 1889,
with ten per cent. interest nom date, and dated
the Both OF March, A d. 1859. One note or the
eame date for six Thousand six hundred So lOS
dollars, payable to tatherine p. Freeman on
3Oth day of March, AID. 1851, with legal interest
from date, and one note OF same date for six
thousand SIX hundred CO 100 dollars. payable 20
Catherine p FREEMAN with legal interest rom
bate Clerks Office of Tunica county, Stste OF
Mississippi, In 30 K e, of the record o. deeds
for said county. page 3ll- Ana py virtue OF.
and IN pursuance OF a decree of the Chancery
Court OF said Tuniea county, made at the April
term thereof AID. 1898, investing myself with
ths powers OF Trustee ia said Deed Of Trust, the
death of the said Jno. d. Trotter, Trustee as
Aforesaid, having been suggested TO said Chan
Gerry Court, l VIII, on the
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NEW YORK.
0 I'll HOLIDAYS!

Great DIEfrsbufIen by Iisa Metropolitan
Gsfs CO-Cash GiFss 10 tsae AzOEnt OF
e25O, OOO-EveFy Ticket DrnHsa Prize.
5eash gifts, each sl0. GEO 50 cash silts, each $500.
10 5tUv % 100
20 1000 DO so
60 E.ezsnt Rosewood Pianos, each SEQ tOSaJ
$50 Sewing Machines. " 90 to Us
coo Fine cold Maiche q 70 90
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc. al valued ct
100000.
Aobance to draw any OF the above prizes for
Dc. Tickets Ce-cribiDE prizss are SEALED "a
envelopes and well miNe1. Uu receipt of sc d
SEALED TICKET - drawn without choice and
sent by mail TO any address. .Ile urfz named
uponrit will be delivered % tho ticEet-h ider
on psyment Of ONE DoLLAz. Prizes ere ilme-
disteiy sent 20 any address By express or re-
turn hlail.
You VIII EnGZ what Cur prize IS heto-e you
pas for It. AaJ prize L-h1FtgaI JeT O4oalar n
same uGlUe. no Blanks Our patrons can de-
pend On fair dealing.
REFERENCES: We select the following from
many who have lately GraEa valuable pr yes
and kindly permitted as 70 publish theu y
i. wilkins, BuuaiC. =1lUj mCDros.
Chicago. Piano, $3.50 John p Moore, Louis-
Vile, SlG0 Mis- Emma alwcr.H, Milwaukee.
Piano, 500, Rev. z \. Bay- NeT oTlesEs, STA.
We puoitsh no names without permission
OPISIOSS or PRESS - De urrn is reIa-
bic and deserves their Success. ~ IS eeEiy TFi-
hume, Aug. s. We know then TO be a fair
dealing frm."-N. I. EefaiG, aug. = a
friend of ours drew a s5JJ prize, which was
Send for circUisr. Liberal Inducements 10
Agents Settsfaetio3 guaranteed livery pack
sgs of Sealed Envelopes contain ONE CASH
GIFT. six Tickets for 81; - fer 81 50 tor5S
ITO Gor SO. All letters shoCq be addressed 70
EAzPER, NEE0E q
n0v20 I'm Ia - y
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Is By THE
Memphis & Louisville 2. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September Is, 1868
Double DaiIy Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS;

Both Trains nne for Nashville.
The 3:I5 pm connects fer Cairo snd st. Louis,
arriving at ST. Louis ut 1870 pm. next day.
Through Tickets as Bednced Bates,
Can be procured at the C~Oapany's ONCE, 22z%
Main street, and ct Depot, mead OF Main street,
SO Baggage Checked 1t Depot or by the Mem
pitts City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vate Residences, or on board BOATS, 10 ali pEn-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. B. joiner Superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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50 so per Annum,
81 % per Six Months OF
rs cts. per Three Months.
&c clubs OF two or more viii be sup
HE'D at SO 90.
nEThe columns OF the APPEAL VIII be de-
voted to the LATEST NEWS, TELEGRAPH RE-
PORTS, and choice selections of READING
MATTER.
RI Special attention win be given to our
MARKET REroRrs. No effort will he spared to
advance soUTHERs INTERESTS and. SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
pw The stirring events OF the present day
make 1t necessary for every man to become a
subscriber to good newspaper. TOsupplyt this
want, we offer the APPEAL at the above ex-
treHely low rates, confident that the price IS
within the reach OF all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
q Remittsnces can be male either By Post
onics Money Order or by Registered Letter.
HE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the United states
are requested to act as Agents.
AINsLTE, HEATING d CO.,
Editsrs and PrOprietOrs,
Memphis, Tenn.
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TRUST SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed OF
L Trust executed by Hiram Dean on TIE 4th
day OF Narcn, A.D., 1883. to James Lee, tr.,
Trustee, to secure the payment OF certain
pronissoIy notes mentioned and described
therein. the same being due and unpaid, raid
deed OF trust is recorded in The Registers Office
o. Upton county. state OF Tennessee. IN book
K. pages 50, 81 ard 81. and for a more minute
description OF the D and notes menul med
therein, reference Is herein made and BY
virtue OF and in pursuance OF the autnority in
me vested by said oeed.I viii,
On Monday, JaHuary 4, IseS,
At the courthouse dor, IN the city OF Msm-
phis. Shelby county, Tenn, proceed 70 sell %
The highest bidder, for cash, the fOiiuE1ng tract
of land. described Ps follows, VIZ: Beglnnins
at a stake on the bank Of toe Mississippi river,
the southwest corner OF the 2j6O acre tract, No.
Il, .02, in the name o. Stephen Sladei thence
running up the river with ifs meanders to a To-
cast marked " II. D." on the bank OF the river
thencs south AZ chains 10 a stake ON the south
boundary nne OF said giant; thence vest liz
chains 80 links to the beginning, market lot,
No. ], on the plan OF the division Of said land
In the case of Miles Kerr ct al. against Green Il.
Bateman. petition for sale OF land In the
Upton County Circuit Court, containlhg 5UJ
acres more or less, lying and being IN s61d
county OF Upton, otafo Of Tennessee. IKE sale
10 be within legal hours. Title said 70 be good
but I only convey as Trustee.
deE3 Wv Nj LEE, JE-r trustee.
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2Sth Dan Of Deeember, A.D. Is6s,

At the courthouse door IN the town OF Austin
In tbs county of Tunica, State OF mississippi
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder, for cash
The following lands as described in said Deed of
Trust, as follows, to wit: All Of section seven
% Of Township ~ of Range eleven, Q1), west
lying and being in said Tunfca counfy and State
of Mississippi. sale within lawful hours Title
supposed TO be good, but / will sell only as
Trustee. J. +. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is. 1855. Oc27 fas
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We have before us a communication
asking - Is It not possible to arrive at
an apoF6# bate estimate OF cotton re-
ceived, shippsS. nd on hand 10 our CITY .
To this inqt can only reply that
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TRANSFORMATION
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAIL O A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEa-
" Der 2, 1888, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roaa viii run regularly as follows:
SoINa WEST-LeaveS HOpeheld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 7.S0 am, and arrive
at Madison at / o'clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 100 a m; arrive al
Hopefeld at / o'clock pm, and Memphis at
1880 pin.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street st 7 g m.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket on
ces In the city.
Frelghts for Madison or way stations received
by r. N. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-bOat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
ES-0f1ce OF Road, No. y jefferson street
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FOR MOUND GIrH

CTEAMER 0EORGEw CREEK s.
- leaves Memphis every day forE
MoundClty at 3 am, 10 am, Il M, % aod ~
pm. Leaves Mound City every day at a.nl
8 An, II I'M, and ~ and 4 an. Landing al
foot OF Masp'nSton street.
jyll Mark r, CHEEK, Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-24
o EVANSVILLE.
FOR HALk's POINT.

Memphis and Hates Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola and Hale's
Point.
The SideWheel Passenger Packet
Myrtle Captain ". c. Hardwick
EkyILL leave Memphis as above T
every Tuesday, and SAtur-L1asws
day, commencing wednesday, NoVeinDerDIn
and viii remain Permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention to bus ness trusts TO receive
the patronage of shippers.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
NiNSON 4 DONAHUE, Agents,
2i Front street. "
MART WALT * 60, agents. ,
noy22tf No. ~ Front street.
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EiHg 70 the ADVANCED
4anasad fn-.hI
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
nempnl. and Little gocs Railroad

To MADISON n LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at
Coming EaSt Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:S Am. Arrive at
Memphis ri / o'clock pm.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
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THE TlPTON WEEKLY RECORD
SAM. P. BOSE, Editor & Proprt'r'
THE aREcoRDn Is PUBLISHED EVERY
i Friday, at
CovIxaToN. TENNESSEE.

And is an Independent Democratic paper. II
circuIates widely in the counties of Upton,
Ieudsrdale. haywood snd Fayette, ard Is the
best adVertIsing Medium. through which the
Merchants of Memphis may advertise for
country trade, 70 b. found IN West tennessee
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
Specimen copies furnished gratis to al who
SAN. P. ROSE.
aus7 I'm Csvington, Tenn,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-24

STEAMBOATS,.
ron sr. LOUIS.

Msmphi and st. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail.
POST Ryder master
This snpers passenger steamer IA
win leave as above E6saa4-
THIS DAY, 2l.h inst, at 4 p n.
de4l 1t FLkM. CALVERT. aunt.
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WINES Fl LIoUOas.
I II Avn LIQUORs.
A. yAOoARo, B. vAccARo, A. 4. vAccARO.
A. g. CO.,
importers and Dealers ia
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
ETC. ETC, ETC,
S24 Front Street, Memphis Team.
nOy28 I'm
WOLVES
s chiedam Schna

THE shove Medicinal Beverage IS manufae.
tured by the proprietor, at his oisttllerY, IN
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
IL Is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietOr hrst introduced 1t TO the American pub
lie, and duriRg that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians, indcrs-
ing it as the purest liquor they have ever used
IN their practice.
1t is made from barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care from the ptoduets OF
the m0st celebrated grafn-growing d,strtsts, Is
favored with the essence OF the aromatic iuni-
per-berry OF Italy. and is reotifsd by apecuiiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
As a means OF preventing and correcting the
dissgreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowels BY q
change Of water-a visitation 10 which travel
ers, new settlers, and all uDacclimsted persons
in tine West. the South. and Southwest are Pc
culiarly Eable-ths sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
S~CHEAPPs VIII be found absolutely infallible (:
while In cases Of dropsy, gravel, obstructiOns OF
the Kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, Structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
mended most ~emphatically by the most dts
tiE guighed members OF the medical profession.
1t is put up In quart and pint bottles, IN
acases, WtR the name of the Undersigned on
the bottl&knd cork, and 8 fac-simits Of ais Eg-
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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Esmphis sna UhMsrleslon RaiIroaa.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
-I--o1ph Man deiIyl..-.--l24 5 pm. 1910 pm
.nr.ugb pm. $50 pm
CFnis train does not leave Saturdays)
Corlnth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundaysl at--.....-. 5Ao am
Grand junction Accommo-
ton daily except Sund,ysl 6:45 am. 4lo pm
zomerville Accom- medallion
Except sunday leaves
1910 . m Sos am. Ais pm
Railroad Tins is 20 minutes iaEtsr than city
tine,
Ttckstornce 2s Main street snd at Depot.
w. BOSS enpSupt,
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TTHE elegant passenger packet THOMAS H
built expressly Tor this Company ,
WI Row take her place in the line, and here
after the following boats w1Ii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays & Thursday ., al 8 o'clock p.u,.,
THOMAS Il. ALLEN Reese PrItchard, Master
W. A. CALDWELL....~-.R.L Eaines, Master
ozAkk-~-~--""---H Blalsdeil, Master
kConnecting at Little Rock With the new and
fhght-drauSht packets,
FORT GIBSON ...-.-.Joh Woodburn, Master
FORT SMITH ...........-Jam BOwlin, Master
VAN BUREN--~-----J W. Williams, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
Tor Inc trade, and are Particularly well adapted
20 II. Passengers and freight VIII be put
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any poInton
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Mem
PMS should have their goods consigned TO
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
gany, N Memphis. Merchandise shiPoed fIom
New Orleans should be- consigned 20 Memphis
anu Arkansas River Packet company Napo-
FREIGHT received at any time at The compa-
ny's ofice.
inc. D. ADAMS, President.
T.. a. KEEDIG, Agent
nov8 SOL Front sweet. Moshy Block
Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY A@Es~-~~:-Geo. ". Boyd. Master
j. s. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer will enter T
i the trade as a REGULAR SAlUR-&z
DAY JACKET. leaving Memphis
Saturday, November as. at 5 pm,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY NSTAD, Agent.
No. ~ Madison street
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
noNI5h No. 81 Front street.
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FOE NEW

Memp5is,and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
HICKS Master
This freight steamer ST.
win leave as above on u
THIS DAY. oath inst, at 3 pm.
FOr freight onIy apply -
LARRY H~ARM5TAD, Agent,
de2ilt ~ Madison street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
Master
This splendid passenge PACKET Ola
will leave as above S
T%IS DAY, 9th inst, at 8 pm
For fIelght or passage apply 10
LEVY * SHARPE, Agents,
de24I No. zl Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MAGE fA.-..-.~ II .CkS master
This elegant passenger steamer .Ih
will leave vs
THIS DAY, 24th inst, at 8 p m.
bOT freight or passage apply to
MART WALT & CO.,
de24I II Agents. "a Font street.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
PAULINE ..-.-.-.M White MISTER
This new and magnificent pas g
sengeT steamer Will leave .EL
THIS DAY 24th INST, at 5 pm.
RICHARD W.. LIaHTBURNE, Agent,
de2flt 20 front street.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
montgomery master
THIS splendid low pressure pas
senger packet will leave IS aboyeI
TcIS DAY, Gath inst, az 5 pm.
LARRY HARBSTAD, Agent,
de2il II No ~ Msoison street.