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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

ACCUSED OF ARsoN.-Morris Wolf is
certainly either a most unfortunate man
or most Internal rascal-one or the other.
II the first we pity him, and COM
miserate his misfortunes, but we are
wonderfully inclined to think that he is
a good deal more of the rascal than the
martyr. AS we stated in our notice Of
the fires, yesterday, his store was found
to be in flames at the second alarm.
This is the third time we believe In the
space of very few months, that Mr..
Wolf has been burned out, or rather that
attempts have been made to burn him
out. Yesterday morning he was ar
rested on suspicion of being concerned in
the affair, and was in the afternoon
carried before Squire Kiernsn for exam
inatiOn. On being brought up, it was
thought advisable to continue the case
until Monday morning, at 10 o'clock,
and Mr.. Wolf was required to give bond
to appear at that time. This he
was not able to do, and he
was handed over to the surveillance of
the Deputy Sheriff. This will be very
interesting and entertaining case. We
understand that no less than thirty wit
nesses have been summoned in it.
eighteen for the State and twelve for the
defense.
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OATS-No. l we quote at 573G6Oc in
lots. Held at 63965c in store in small
SIZE.
OILS-Coal oil, ssa42s lard oil. 81 40
al Use; linseed, 81 200I 40.
POTATOES-Good demand for sound
at 81 509l 70 per barrel.
SALT-We quote at IS 2563 50 for
. 6ushel barrels; 7-busheI barrels, IS rs
GA - -
SHEEP-firm at S2G,S 50 for Tennes-
see; S4t94 50 for Kentucky.
SUGAR-arm; prime toeholce I,onis-
isss, l69lSc; fair, 14@ Use; Island, IS0
TAR-in kegs per dozen, IS 7566.
TOBACCO-G0od stock aud prices
hrn with only small trade doing.
WHEAT-Aetive local demand No.
! S2.al2 10; No. ., 81 S591 IS; inferior,
81 65G1 70.
WHIsKY-Msrhet irregular. High
wines, 55(960c in bond 81 I5GaI 20
clear. Common whisky, SiGI so imi-
tation Bourbon, 81; Bourbon, 81 SOFAS,
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FIRES YESTERDAY MORNING.-We
made short mention Of the frat alarm
Of FIRE that was rung yesterday morning,
but owing TO the lateness Of the hour
were unable TO make q more extended or
correct report. The fire, instead of being
at the corner Of Main and Auction
streets, was st the corner of Chickasaw
and Auction. There were three tene-
ments destroyed by this fire, to the ag-
gregate value OF ten thousand dollars, on
which there was about $4,000 insurance.
The second alarm sounded about two
o'clock, and was found to be caused by
the burning Of the house Of NJ. Wolf d
Co., 1885, Front street. The flames ia
this instance were s1bdued before any
great damage was done. The firemen
found on entering that this was evidently
the work Of an ineendiary. ShRvings
saturated with kerosene and other com.
5ustibles, being found in the building.
The third fire WAS on Hill street--a
one story building belonging to Mrs.
Schools, and occupied by q Mr. Biuntz.
The whole building and the contents
were consumed, and are total loss,
amounting to 5000. There was $1,000
insurance on the building In the Hart
ford Insurance Company,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

THE GRAND BARBECUE and blow out
of the season comes off at Wythe station
to-day. We have published already the
extensive preparations that have been
made, to have ronsing time, and we
hope that the sons and daughters OF
Memphis will turn out in force to-day.
A special train will leave Memphis at
half-past nine am, arriving at Wythe
at eleven am, and returning will leave
WVthe at hslf-past five am, and arrive
at Memphis st seven PM, stopping at
all intermediate stations.
Passengers from Brownsville or inter-
mediate stations can take the trains leav-
ing Brownsville at 81 am. or 1925 pm,
arriving at Wythe at 1886 IN. or 3 p.m.,
returning on the train leaving Wythe at
5:18 pm.
One fare the round trip will be charged
from Memphis, Brownsville or inter-
mediate stations to Wythe. Tickets
good on all trains on that day Saturday,
the 18th instl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

"WILL," the correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, is, we under
stand, certain fellow who was on the
AUGlGnohe not long since as a local editor,
and of late has been a something or other
in Mr.. John Losgue's office. Immunity
from punishment for some of his past
lies hes emhOldened him az il has one or
two other offshoots of scslawagism) to
speak IN tone that will procure q gen.
teel hiding If he repeats it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

ACCIDENT AT CANTOE.-We learn by
8 passenger on last nights train, that IS
she train on the Mississippi Central road
was leaving Canton on Thursday, and
passing over the trestle, e~sboy who
was sitting on the brake was jolted off
and fell through the trestle, injuring
himself very severely II not fatally. We
did not learn his name.
We also learn from the same gentle
man that as the train started at Grand
Junction yesterday, gentleman stand
ing on the platform at the station at
tempted to jump aboard but missed bis
footing and fell, bruising himself severely
and narrowly escaping death.
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AteIc.ssa eEre's Kid GtiOUes reduced
to " 90. AIe7skeSl Bros. su12 "


SOUTHERN HOTEL First class board
and lodging reduced from s. IL g. Der
day by the week, TO So day board
without lodging per week, Sc; the best
and clesnest rooms, to respectable men
only, "A to S6 per week; twenty-one
meal tickets for So; lodging, fifty cents
to 81 per night. Hotel open all hours.
Positively no credit except to planters.
Free passage to and from the railroad
depots to guests for the hotel on appliea-
ton at the Office, or porters on arrival OF
trains. Free wagon yard for guests
teams. Wanted daily, choice fresh but
ter, eggs, chickens, wild game and veg
etables. The hotel guests being ell
prompt pay, we can buy the very best
the market affords cheap for cash. Am
pie room for one hundred more gentle
man boarders. aul4 If
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EVIDENCE OF ENTERPRIsE.-We no.
tics that the house of y. Vacearo d Co.
has received, per steamer Minneola and
Memphis and Louisville Rsiirosd, o large
sss,,-tmcnt Of the finest whisky ever
brought to this market, consisting of
about two hundEad and fifty barrels, as
sorted brands. The selection was made
by the senior Of the house, 4. Vacearo,
Esq, than whom no better judge exists.
Superior inducements are offered TO the
trade,
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ia CONTRACTORS.

s,,-s,,C, az THY BOARD OF JEvEE CoMAfs
s,oSrEs FOR IA y CoUKTIEs o. BOLIVIAN
gIs9TycToy a , IssAoUENA,
GREENvII.L z, Miss, August ), 1858.
r,VAI.ED Proposal 9 viii bs received until
SATURDAY. the 29tn cay OF August, Tor the
rs,nstruction OF .he following LeVees.'
IN BOLIVAR COUNTY.
tlfrl.'s T,evee. about 40 900 csibic yards.
trlde's Point Levee. about ib,0U cubic YARDS
Prom Yicks 20 NsrmilllOn, ABOUT Loo,OVt cuDls
vsrds- l., -o,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Lsvee from Tarpley's 70 Mrs. CampbelFsi
about lJ0,dJJ cubic yards
Cjreenvllle Levee, about ~ 800 cubic yards.
KsrkhaW's Legee. about N5sJ1J cubic YARDS.
IssAQUENA COUNTY.
Canasck's Levee, about 350010 cubic yards.
f.6rie, yI1as LeVee, about l51,J0J cubic yards.
sSaDarsss proposals may be made for e9cn 81
.l-Ssf TeVeeS. OF for TIE whole number IN Inc
-15sf~tcf PfSt, Os tons must Stale the price per
-ahic ward for which The work viii De con-
~ Sor he Information Of capitalisis l you'd
stase that the whole amount OF lnoeDteat.ess
~ Tie Isoard IA about d HoOyOi snd thal the ss@
on the present cotton crop WI uioiF thAli NtS-
ehsrae every form Of objtgal5o1s r - -
Any information IN regard 70 me LeSet ,, -
matters pertaining 70 thefr conhli action' can
- oStsifsd by api5li ,aiio1 q the cfpee;
aaI22w 5. 9. FsEStHI Fsssslosh~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

ToRcHLLGHT Procession Bluff
City Independent Seymour Club, and
the Young Mems Independent DEM
ocratic Seymour Club had torchlight
procession with transpsrencies and that
beautiful banner of theirs, last night.
Headed by band of music and large
transparency, they parsded the streets,
making beautiful and brilliant show.
They paid the APPEAL and the AUa-
Lanche offices the accustomed compli-
ments, which we duly recognize and
thank them for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

THE WEATHER FOR the past two days
has been singular-by turns, cloudy and
bright, hot and coOl-so cool during the
early morning as 10 make a blanket
right comfortable. There was a slight
sprinkle of rain yesterday, hut net
enough to do any particular harm or
yoOd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

THE STILLMAN perjury case was again
up before Squire Kieruan yesterday.
After patient hearing of ali the charges,
the Justice bound Stillman over In the
sum Of Ss0G0 TO answer TO the Bext term
of the Criminal Court on five of the in
dictments. In one charge, aOle prose
All was entered. This, added to $1,000
bond, already demanded, makes a total
Of 81 Goa pretty heavy bond-espe-
cislly as Squire Kierbsn is not one OF
the sort to accept straw bail.
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DIR. Morsfmore at Buena Vista Springs,
RusselIviIls, KentueExy.

BuENA VIsTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ry.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment. can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST Of October
next at this fRYorite Watering Place, and these
fnatiy celebrated Mineral Springs. As herebo-
fore will still devote my attention to treat
ment Of all the various forms of CHRONIC Dis
Eases, especially TO Diseases Of the Lata0s and
Orgaus Of the Chest, as also ali the various
Rffifctfve forms OF FEMALE D1sEAsEe
IeS dstWsNasa D, AnRg1AoRE, n. D, .
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Theg grand
concert to be given by Messrs. Wheat &
Farmer, a. the New Memphis Theatec
on Tuesday next, promises to be a great
sGecass. The box Office is open 8. Cow
perthwaite, Chapman q Co.'S, 2793 Main
street, VAare programmes and secured
seats can be had without any extra
charge. Go early, IS there is every prob
ability that the best places will Rll be
gone very soon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

Early Marriagess-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent b. saail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of chare>. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mE2l 2n
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To THE PUBLIC.-Certain parties, tax
ing advantage Of the fact that l have
been sending about the city to friends for
triaI the Mt. Carbon coal, have sent a
VIGOROUSLY inferior article as the new
coal about being put on the market, I"
and refusing to give the name OF the
person sending it-msking it appear,
more by inference, that it is mine. Now
I wish to state that when send any,
my name will go with it, guaranteeing
it equal to any Pittsburg ever burned in
Memphis. w. G. Postal.
Mem DhiS August a. 1853
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

A 80 POUNDER.-We Yesterday saw
at the house of Williamson, Hill & Co.,
on Front street, a watermelon which
measured four feet six inches in eiYcun-
ference one way and three feetsix inches
the other. 1t weighed fifty pounds, and
was raised by Mr.. Jim Mack, on his
place, six miles below Memphis, ON the
Horn Lake road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

ETABBING AFFRAY.-A stabbing al
fray occurred last night about 8 O'clock,
On the corner OF Browns avenue and
Causey streets, In which Sam Gibbs, 3
negro desperate, stabbed another negro,
a barber named Eli Smith, in the abdo-
men. The wound, though severe, is not
Fos al
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EoR SALE.

T0R SAI,E-PATENT RIGhT.-The Patent
Right OF q newly invented l. elk Guard"
o. aDv state IN the Union can be secured by
snpIfcstiou - tue unde slgned. II is useful,
ana V M > Y active men WAC engage in It's sale
one ia use At this Office, where those interestes
20 M SAM SHL 0sS, Appeal.
MOOR SALE OR LEASE.-Beautiful, shaded
r and choice Building L0ts, rOnIiug on m
rorfts7 residence streets, either cleared or Win
fue forest trees-Tery low. W. A, WhEAI-
LEY. Agent ATs. Cot. Preston No Bethei
Block. De III
CUBUEBAN Ian Do AND RhSI DENCE FOX
- SaTF 81 Easy TERMS My lands, miles
cssf OF the city, are Tor GaIe, on terms 10 suil
rur,rbaSers for cash OF on any time-fron ons
10 Ten years, sud Ia any qu21tsty-tron1 acres
10 cool NY residence, with rom IA to 3 acres
land viii De sold at gIest bargain, FOR cash,
or on the usual terms. Apply 10 myself, on the
premises, or 70 RoysisT, Irrelevant q Co., my
q ,e1ts- in The city. ,,, -
feT y. "a. ThhAEN AM.
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NesO style FGtL Prints PeceiUed.
Me7tIee7s Bros. au12 Ivy


MEMPHIs, Term, July 2e, 1868.
MeEsrs. W. B. Wigs d Cot
Gentlemen For several years was
troubled more or less with Plies, for
which complaint l was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed,
gradually became worse, until at last 1
began to despair of relief from any
source. While in this condition I was
recommended to try your Buckeye Saive.
Making up my mind to try it, am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, as l am now we'll and hearty, for
which / am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
F. l.. WARNER.
Upon receipt of 81 90 a bottle Of this
SaIve will be mailed, free of postage.
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MINERAL WATERs.-Messrs. c. ].
Hargan q Co. are now prepared to fur
nish families and bars with soda, settler,
keisinger, vichy, and other mineral and
effervescing waters, put up in small bot
ties, in quantities TO suit, and delivered
at the house. Orders left st the factory,
on Alabama street, near the bayou, will
receive prompt attention.
augl2lw c. J. HARGAN & co.
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THE CUNNINGHAM stsbbing ARRAY was
examined before Squire Griffith yester
day, and Cunningham wss bound over
10 the sum of $1,000 to appear at the
next term of the Criminal Court, in de-
fault of which he was sent up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

Things in the J. p. circles were at a
stand-stiIl yesterday. The case of Mics
Gallagher drags its weary length along.
We believe that Squire Walton has got
to the fifth indictment-there are only
twenty-five OF them.
Jim Rucker, negro, charged with
being accessory to the shooting of Isabel
Walton by Mrs. Grady, on Wednesday
evening was yesterday examined before
Squire Griffith and discharged.
Mrs. Grady, who was arrested yes
terdsy morning by the police of the Sec
ond district, was brought before Squire
Griffith, charged with shooting Isabel
Walton, tine details of which affair We
gave yesterday. On the trial, Isabel,
wh0 was present, was induced to
take off the bandage around her
head, and 10! it turned out that
that she was not ahnt at al Inc hall
had not touched her, but the powder had
sInged her wool, SO close was the pistol
to her head. A further examination into
the case was postponed till this morning
at ten O'Clock.
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BOLD ROBBERY.-As Texan named
James Harris was trying to engage some
ne gcoes to go to work Tor him, ON the
levee yesterday afternoon, two Of them
made grab at some money that he had
in his hand, seized it and made off with
it-scme eighty dollars. Harris pursued
them to negro den in Fort Pickering,
called the Fred. Douglas house. Here
they disappeared, and Mr.. Harris was
compelled to relinqujsh all attempts to
pursue them into the house by band of
armed negroes, who forced him to
retire. He made complaint at the Sec
ond District Station, and that able, ever
ready, efficient and obliging officer Ser
geant Halsey, Immediately undertook to
assist him. Up to ten O'Clock no arrest
had been made, but no doubt the Ser
geant will catch the rasoals.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 214 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades Of the. finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices, jy29 I'm
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GRAND JUNCTION.

We are sorry to inform our readers that
the reporter who was to have gone TO
Grand Junction toreport the proceedings
there, yesterday, was taken Ill yesterday
morning, and was consequently not able
to go. We did not learn of his illness
10 time to send another reporter but
we learn that the affair was a grand sue
cess, passing off most delightfully."-. There
were about fifteen hundred persons pres
ent, and the utmost enthusiasm prevail
ed. The assemblage was addressed by
Judge Brown, the Hon. VIM. T. Avery,
John f. Harris, (colored), Maj. Upshaw,
Daniel B. Wright, Esq, Joe Robinson,
(colored), and several other orators. The
barbecue was unexceptionable and most
abundant. A good many Memphisns
returned on the evening train, but by far
the greater portion of the assembled re-
manned to attend the ball at the Stone
wall House.
MEETING OF THE SURVIVORS OF THE
18TH TENNESSEE REGIMENT-A Re-
LIEF SOCIETY ORGANIZED meeting
of the surviving members of the l54th
Tennessee was held ct the hall of the
Hibernis Relief Society last night, for
the purpose of forming q benevolent So
cIeiy. The meeting was organized by
Col. M. Msgevney taking the chair, and
the appointment of Capt. John r. Flip
pin as Secretary.
A committee appointed to nominate
nfT fCN ha
the fC flowing report, which was unanI-
mously adopted:
President-Col. NJ. Msgevney, jr.;
ice-Presidents, Col. John Dawson, Mai
M. NJ. Patrick, ii. Magevney, ST., Maj
B. ]. Semmes; Secretary, ]. NJ. Wood;
Treasurer, Capt. w. r. Lucas.
A committee, consisting of Capt. w.
R Lucas, Lieut.. J. w. Cochran, John
WsynesbOroUgh, Capt. George Mellersh
and Lieut.. B. DuryeT, was appointed on
and bylaws.
The following Committee on Finance
was appointed: Major Phil. t. Ailin,
Capt. L. N. johnson and Lieut.. J. w.
Cochran.
On motion vote of thanks was re-
turned to Capt. Joseph Lsnow for dons-
ting grave to DR.. Gum, who was in
TERED in ElmwoOd Cemstery Thursday. !
a vote of thanks was also returned To |
NJ. Magevney, Esq, for the use of the
hall.
Forty-two members signed the roll.
On motion the meeting adjourned until
Friday evening, 2lst.
Nj. MAGEVNEY, JR, President.
J, NJ. WcoD, Secretary.
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WANTED -Four yoke OF oxen, one
pair mules, one pair timber wheel. Ap-
ply within five days to Curtis & Brown,
10 Adams street, Lumber yard.
auI5-3t5
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FIGHT OVER A DEAD WoMAN's Plum
DER.-Under this heading the Mobile
Evening NesOs, of Wednesday, has the
following in regard to the 'plunder' of
poor Edith Lamaraux:
One of McCormick's deputy constobles
was arrested yesterday on complaint OF
a mulatto woman named Sarah Rowland,
who charged him with coming to her
house and using personal violence in
serving writ to obtain possession of q
trunk.
Theease was called this morning in the
Mayors Court, and the following facts
were developed:
It seems that the trunk In question be-
longed to the actress, Edith. who lately
committed suicide in New Orleans, and
had been left by her with Sarah Rowland
10 payment for debt.
The great tragedisn, Oppenheimer,
who figured so extensively short time
back at Sehuster's Garden, also claimed
the trunk, on the ground that he had
helped 70 dsfray Edith's funeral expenses.
He therefore endeavored to obtain 1t
by suing out q writ of detinue. The
officer on serving the writ, finding Sarah
unwilling TO give up the trunk-Justice
Loomis having decided that she had the
prior cIsim-used force, and according to
Ssrah's statement, bruised her consid-
erably on the left side. The evidence
was very conflicting, and the Mayor dis
missed the case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he viii in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofice address, box 1858 Chicago, III.
See advertisement In another column,
for particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

"THAT BLESSED BABY. THAT poor
little badly is desd-howied Itself to death
night before last. "Oh, amt glad ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, w.
II. Passmore & Co., 260 Second street,
and at Geo. Psttison Is Co.'s bookstore,
3174 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy2S 3tawtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-15

PERsONAL.-Col. J A. Signsigo, OF
the Grenada Sentinel, is back in town,
after two weeks visit to Grenada.
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Regular sseasElaiS, ~ btte ana E.it15s He'd
Adssr thursday EanekeI.
- DIES ARC -


JOHN EIT-ToTF Master; CAD. ]. HANKS
and MAT Glass, Cleriks.
TEE stesuer DIS AR having been put In
thorough Eepalr, will enter the MEMPHIS
AND " HirE XIV kH : Ra De perIna nsntly on
THU rs DAY, the 80 Cav 81 September, lsss
lsaviog Mempuis every Thursday for all points
on Waite ana Little he'd rivers, COZ Meeting at
Dsyall's- Blur with trains for Little KseiE.
Leaves Devalfs Blur for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival Of train
NOTiCE.-Tot the Merchants OF Remphis-Ths
steamer us ARC viii resume her Jr1ps in the
White River Trace on ThuFsd8y. the ID day Of
September, 1865, and as am satisfied that IL IL
the wish Of botn the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive ana transport ner-
chandiss on which there Is q. o. d. charges,
and in view Of he fact that the refrssl TO trans
port such freight has operated very much
against the trade Of Memphis, the steamer
DEs ARC "a home packet, owned and con-
troiied in Mem hts) Will on resuming her trips,
receive all T.. o. ID. freight, charRiDg shipper
with the freight when same is not received by
eonsigaee. and charging shipper one half per
cent. on all O. .. d cole ctioDs
JOHN d. ELICIT, Master
au2 And Owner Steamer Dss Are.
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CITY MATTERS.

THANKS to Felix Cross, Esq of the
Southern Express, for favors.
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To SEeans6O0t,ne1.

a n ore acquainted with the circumstance
~ atsen ing the dsafh Z JAalG. "a -
ser q 1901 while actiL - lsr6 -. sf.l-le s-
Do1t running between Ne = tleans ana Little
LsoSas .ou-d confer great favor on hts psEen.s
~ a .,, Wslsans % watkins q Rose, Idtas Rock,
7AAaAsds- aul2 BE
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THE GEORGIA
BOmE INSURANCE COMPANY
rosv--FOUND.

CO REWARD-sTUi' EN-FTom the sub
ali qcrIbsr four miles northwest or Cage
vile. Tenn. one BLACK MARE heavy sci,
two hind feet white. small maze IN the lace
abont wars old. galt-lsalK ana trot- Also,
one GRAY HORSII. $ or o ysaTN OLD, 10 hands
high ssIt-walk and rot The above reward
viii ne given IOF the delivery Of DOlh horses,
oniJ itit r. COOKE.