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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-11
Saddlery, &c.,

Mems Superior English, German and French
Saddles-large. Ladies' Saddles, Brides of
various styles, Bits, Spurs, Saddle Cloths, &c
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The latest way to pop the question is
to ask lady if you shall see her to church.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-11
FAMILY DRUG STORE.
I.M. snITTH 4 40.

j. M. SMITH A. CO.,
HAVE RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIV-
IL ais, . New Assortment OF Drugs and
Medicines.
Sands Sarsaparilla, ToEnsend's do,
Ayers do, BristoPs do, Shakers do,
Root do, Ayers Cherry Peetoral,
Balsam for the Lungs, Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Hypophosphites q Lime Soda,
Compound Extract Of Buehu, Capsules,
Thorn's Extract, crossmAn's Specific,
Pills and 0intments, Of various kinds,
Linimsnts, Plasters, Pectoral Fumigators,
Sponges, Hamburg Tea, Lily White,
Fumigating Pastils, Trusses,
J. R. Cooks Nipples. Nipple Shields,
Cabins and PinAnd's Extracts,
Toilet Articles, Lip Salve,
Indeiibie Pencils, New Invention.
Hair Restores and Dressings,
Syringes, Leeches, etc., ETC., etc.
Drugs OF all kinds,
Corner of Fort and Hotel streets. lift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-11
pUHAIUlJ RICE PLANTATION.

MO. 1. and COoLIE RICE always
In on hand and for sale By
WALKER & ALLEN,
Ss-sm Agents.
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FOT. 9ale bY

Crane 4 Brighans San Franchise,
4. n. Mcdonald 4 Co, San Francisco
And ~ all Druggists and counfry
III Merchants. Ily
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-11
Cigars,
Sundries.

From the cheapest to the hes. Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

who were sent North TO negotiate the sale Of levee
bonds have returned and report that they have sue
ceeded admirably This may be true as inr g tney
are individually concerned, but exceedingly doubt
fu II Judged OF from the larger standpoint OF state
interest," Rumor has 1t that the bonds were sold for
n 2his citv al east sxty.four. Between these two
rates there n WIDE margin for profit to somebody,
and the question among nnanciers ts, who Is benc-
ated nv II , It looks u little ST. ango that bonds
which should be worth their face are sold at little
more than half that amount.-New orleans Times.
Uec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

THAT MILLION OF DOLLARS IN GOLD.-The Secre-
tarv of the Urea few days since received de-
spatch from Q spec ial agent OF the department az
Mobile stating that he believed certain parties In that
section had In their possession knew OF the
ton OF about 81 In gold belonging to the late
rebel government, and which they were endeavoring
TO get out OF the country. The secretary instructed
The agent TO procure an escort and take possession
OF the property upon sufficient evidence and deposit
the same TO the credit OF the government Nothing
more has been heard upon the subj ect and tho sec
rotary Is OF the opinion that there ls little or no real
foundation for the stltsment- Wastindton Stdr
DC ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24


OF Indians the Usage chief, through the medium OF
some superstition, remarked to General Custer that
Indians would be seen that day. 10 the credit OF
during the pursuit the same day at sunset the
Usage chief again said to the General, through the
interpreter that the signs were favorable, that the
sun had gone down covered IN slight haze, which
was an omen always when the Osges went to battle
that they would be successful, or, N bis own words
at good medicine" Prior TO ne hght one Of the
Osages was in mourning for tie murder OF his
squaw some months before by Inrty OF Cneyennes.
Every night and mSTnns he Kept up his wall OF
panions we're covered with war paint and pre-
scented more the appearance OF SO many
devils rather than human beings. he mourning war
rior sat down mumbling over his mournful strains.
He was not painted As soon as the CONFLICT began
In earnest an Usage warrior. h~ing shot Chey-
with his knife severed the head nom the body. With
wild whoop ne took the ghtstly object TO the
mo mourning warrior and threw down before n
As II BY magic the face Of the sorowing warrior was
gave one Yell and waving the scalp IN
md air, he cast his woes aside ana disappeared In
the thickest OF the fray. A few moments after
ifeless form Of Cheyenne warrior. Hs had dIscov-
cred the murderer OF his squaw. STOPPING. knife In
hand, he was about TO take tine scalp whsnhe dscov-
cred 1t had already been TAKEN Such a expression
of'nendish disappointment was probably never ex-
ceeded. Raising himself to fun length, with spas.
ugh" FranticaiIy again sesrculatins is fell upon
the body with the feroclty Of . beast n prey and
severed the throat from ear TO ear Again he stood
more he fell upon the hfeless body, and this time
completely severing the head from The trunk, now
CORY head in both hands and iaisina 1t nigh above
him dashed It upon the ground nc his
feet with an mprecation aud Q sonvulsion
OF his entire frame.
During the tight, after the squaws and chill.
dren had been beaten back by the Osagcs.
they were placed for safe keeping IN a lodge.
Is the number was considered too treat for one
lodge General Custer directed that they should
be divided, part to be put In another lodge.
when told that t.ey were TO be separated those
designated started out. The remainder became
panic.strlcken and ike so many sheep crowded to
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THE TURF.
HoBoKEN EAGEs;-gALL MEETING,

HoBoKEENss s EAG pay wNhsh NETTING "a
Frxsr RacsIA nnidis Race, with w so Weights two
niles eyer eight hufdss for premium of S4o OO to hrs
sEoosD RAoF.-rrsmium $3.50; dash of ! rfe; saoo to
Tn5ED RAorNie heats premium $500 $3.50 to first
before oS Second Oh pa asy gg g che Nav
FInsr RAcEHandcap Hurdle two miles, eight hurdles;
premium S4O0 So to st horse $5 second and a5 to
10 the FIRST Entries Immediately after the
main race; weights TO DO declared the morning OF the
SECOND RAcE--Consoiation Premium $3.50; one and
eighth me $500 to frat and $50 to second usual allowance
THIRD RAoE-Mle heats premium $3.50 $500 first and
$50 second horse the winner of thu mile and repeat race
FOURTH RAcr.-Da OF mile, for hacks, gentlemen
Iders weller weshts for cup valued at Sloo ~ Per Ssnt
six months. '' J. HARVEY Lyons, Secretary.
couRsE III OF i WIZ .ss Ses
j. Nodines bik M -; to carry snmmis Ws v pon,r
TTNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND.-TROTTING-TH RS
~ day at2 o'clock ?. NJ Purse Of $40; mile heats
Narea M Ace, pr oS
g. ~ NA"'' - ""'' 8 8 o VIM SHAW, Proprietor.
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale for al dseases Prepared FOOD srd ior
knocking BIRDS at B. DOvEYs, Nos. and Greene street,
corner of Canal
N.B-Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dewey
ALL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MED!OINE ES;.;
@ UT No Psss ~: 49, Buffers
work, e.. Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets.
noUBLE BARRELLED GUN FOR sALE-FINE TWIST
~ barre "a inches, 10 inch bore with leather case 10
be at lS East Broadway, furniture store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

A GREAT BIO BLACK CAT
IA aloguc full OF failures be traced to the runous
system OF high prices and big profits.
FOSTER BROTHERS don't sail In that boat
10000 yards splendid Musns, loo yard.
s0,00 yards fine and heavy Musns, l0c a yard.
10000 yards of celebrated Lyman Muslins 0c. yard.
1000 yards extra fine Muslins, l2Hc.
10 bales, yard wide, extra fine Muslins, l2JSc.
Is bales, yard wide, heavy Musins, l2Ec.
Yard wide Atlantic Mil MUSLIN l2sc.
Yard wide Pacific Muslin, 12xc.
Also best Rashburn Muslin, Ike.
4cases nearly as fine rs Wamsuttas 12Hc q yard.
From auction, big lots Flannels, Blankets, Quilts,
Cassmeres, Dress Goods, Alpacas, Cloakings,
Merinos, Empress Cloths, &c, any price you wish -
Best Troy Prints &C. yard Splendid Flannels, $50.
Shirts and Drawers, Soc MerriInac Prints, l2Ec.
Heavy auction Blankets, 81, 43, "a and $5.
The OF this sale has spread far and wde and
from Brooklyn, williamsburg Hoboken,
Jersey City, Newark and surrounding country
the people come to trade with us.
No such rush of customers unless their goods are
terribly cheap. Remember the Musns.
FOSTER BROTHERS. Eighth av, Eighteenth st.,
And FOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

NINE. OTwAY BEGs TO ANNOUNCE TO HER
I numerous friends and the public generally that IN con-
her being obliged vacate her show room at ~
Union square 70 surrender the promises TO The land
lord she has removed her elegant assortment OF imported
onnes and Jockeys 70 Mmc Luddngton b West Fourth
street. where they Will be exhibited and disposed OF on Mon
day November and following days without regard 70 The
original cosl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
"srnbour and nottingham Lace Curtains vest,br,s
i,cs. Nus "r.oess. pamasks, Reps Terres Cords and
Iases Bands Loops corniccs snaae. and shAlo Holland
Fixtures, &C.
Al Reduced Prices
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Nos. 300 to 261 Grand street,
Nos. f5l 10 t55 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-01

TaII.AyoURs JUST RECEIVED. ADDRESSED 4o5
von THUNDERB0Lr.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

erty OF gentleman going to Europe; ID hands high
sound and gentle ali They can BIO seen ~
Iuynley's stable, No 8 West Thirteenth street.
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PERSONAL.

A MARY MocARTY, WHO FORMERLY LIVED
IA. with Miss Wallace, AZ Union square "a eauessea' W
call al the St Nicholas Hotel, room 3os.
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sink Immediately yet ere che sunk her
pilot run her head upon the bank, thus
giving all on board an opportunity to e. =
cape. The No. 8 sustained no damage
further than that of knocking of her
nosing. The st. Nicholas came down
ths river shortly after the accident
occurred and succeeded in eaving
269 bales cotton. She also brought
to the city the officers and crew
of the i'll fated MISUNDERSTANDING Capt.
Isaac Kouns and q few deck hands, wi o
remained at the scene of the disaster. As
he Messrs. KouBs, owners OF the cele-
breted " Old Reliable Kquns Lins,n new
er insure their boats, and they own q
number, this is . heavy loss 10 them.
The No. 10 was entirely new, Con her
fourth trip. we b~elieve) and valued at
about 500 900. She lies, or rather did
when the S.. Nicholas left, with the wa
ter up to her bSiler deck on the larboaTd
side, and about half wsy up on the star
board-with her bow down stream and
the chances ere decidedly against raising
her, as Red river is at present rising very
fast. Occurring at the hour it
did it is pr0vldential, in truth, al
most g miracle, that tie lives Of
all on board were spared. The
No. 10 had on board, ct the time Of the
collision, SS6 bales of cotton and sundries,
and over thirty cabin passengers. In
addition TO the cotton saved by the ST.,
Nicholas, q hundie1, or probably two
hundred, bales mora may be recovered
10 a badly damaged condition. That in
her hold will, no doubt, share the late of
the boat. The officers and passengers Of
the Inflated steamer are loud ia their
praise of the kind attention shown them
by Capt. DOwty and his officers, who,
we are sure, did everything to render
dering sll the assistance possihgn pro-
eseded on her way.
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APPLEs-Choise eaang apples s. SECS 90.
/ cooking 50 51G4 co.
B~EANS-Good fnppy OF ali kinds. Navy
/ dali Al 81 25G3 30 per blsshel; Mixed ~ 50@3.
BUTrER-Choice WesterD and ennessee
Butter Is hrm at 4a9I5e- Good IS duil az SQgS5c,
bRAN-The stock equal 70 the dsmard- on
levee SIS uer ton.
BAGGfNGZstock moderate aad demana
liguL. Prices are irregClar. Light weight Ken
tpck n, l3k al5c; heavy lya21c.
BULK MEAIS-The stock on hand though
small 90 the season Is ample enough tor tns
demand. Gear sides la1salbc; Cic4r RIO $50
49, Rib lilzgl5ei shoulder la4gi2c Hams
l4Gl5c.
way. CHAR Sides l6i1c Clesr RIB isc; Rib ~
9l6c.
BEEswAX-we have no change to report.
Fair II. elpis. Selling at 59c.
Cab AGEE-Fair supply. Gales SIS02Q.
Per hundfed sl2al5
CHEEsE-sio.k fair aud phi Is ere 81 q.
Factory, lsk9l9ci Eagllsh Dairy, Is9l9c; Yves
tern Reserve iE4siss; English a.osier, lS@
C1FFEE-There Is a veiy good demand, and
holders are qute 61n. We quote Common 30
Choioe Rio al DO 24e, in lots OF 10 to - sacks;
ookNMEAL-Prless lower. Fresh IS 75si
CORN aTge tuppig-l40, i4s and ~ sacks
choice Write sold on levte a. tSsi ~ sacks
white, also. ON leYee ai,65e.
FRUITs-Drsd Apple, 1890 Peaches s9llc;
eurrsnts, Is s2Oc; layer raisina per box 81 soc
4 To- half boxes g S93; quarter boxes 81 75G2;
cllren ioS5Oc; almOnds $780, prunes 2la Sc.
EG0s Feir receipts for the past day or Two
Selling az soc.
FLOUR-Tne market has advanced from Is
70 60c sl0ce Saturday ALLOW grades are sease e
and ia demand. Fine SiQ6 25; supef f7@7 49,
\ q 51as 50i NX IS 1868 50 Xxx and fancy
S00l2
GAME-Good cemaud. vepison, rare
all Toand; SADDLES I4di5c. wild Tur
keys si0gi2. Wild Geese s9aIl Ducks 81 SEQ
as eaails ssS2 @i Squirrels 81 oog2 Is
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HAY-uO bales ehoics On levea sold at 81, so
| He'd at s25 In store.
HIDEt-Gren 5@sc; salt lO9Ilc; Dry Salt
Is,; Dry Fl mt Aci Deer SRiDs, green, l2Z9l6c
HOGS Live Hogs s99c and rather scarce
Dressed l09llc.
with Light demand. Selling at 7Hg7hc, as 70
LARD-Light stock. city rendered in kegs
IzglSc; tierces lie. COdntTy In tierces ljc
cans 100.
LIME-Cape and Alabama, s2g2 Is; outside
MESS PORK-There il but a light demand
Ne quote a S5s9s so by dray load. Single
0sTrels SIS J0GZg.
MOLASsES-Ths market is very firm and
prices are tending upwards Common TO choice
louisiana IN barrels 70GESjc; IN half bbis ZQ3C
higher len gallon kegs s99lo 50;
81 1892 IS; No. 2, 81 40@2 50; No 3. 81 I0g2 -,
N~AILS-Lsrge stOsk. Rates. s. 1905 ..
ONiON--Choice are firm at Sc Ter barrel.
ORANGtS-Flrm and in gcoi demand al
el5 per barrel.
-oATs-FaiT stock. Selling at csc on Ievee,
POULTRY-Supply Is moderate. Turkeys In
d mand at Sl3920; Geese 81 604S; Ducks SAC
4 so; Chickens s494 50.
OILS-CoaI OIL, S5GS5c; Lard oil, 81 30al 80
LubTicatiog Oils. 5O970c.
P0TATOES-The market is d1u and stock
large. In lots on levee - 75@s2 81 from stOre
S3G3 > In sacks, per busheI, S009si. Sweet
Potatoes 65@75c per busheI 400 barre's were
DO ght in one lot on levee to-day al 81 90.
IS 50d6; barre.s, Sll9l2.
RICE-Fair stock. New Carolina, Halle
Louisiana, eGl0c.
tOPE-No Gemand-nominally Ease per ID.
SUGAR5-Market very firm -rd d, mand ac-
tive. We quO'e Common It5{9lIc; Fair MA
i2tzc Fully Fair l39iir; Yellow Clarified I4%G
l5c; White Clarified i51&@lGc.
sALT--Nery good stOcB. B7rre's IN lots on
leves 50 %; from store g .593 -. In sacks.
coarse, - 5092 -; fine, 81 % o. landing 81
fr m store.
~SHEEe-Very lite demand. Held at S295
per head. Dressed, Sg9c.
r. kegs, per dozen, sac.
TOBACCO-the stock OF Manufactured To
baccos IS large, and prices are steady with good
demand.
TALLOW-l09lle. Fair receipts.
WHISkX-Market firm aud ective. We
quote Highwines, 81 G3Gl O; Proof Whisky,
81 l2A9l IS; Common, S0a95s; Domestic Bour-
bon, 81 O59l IS; Bourbon, 81 5O92.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

The Liverpool cotton market during
the week has been steady, but not active.
II opened firm to-day with Uplands lO8
@l0sd; Orleans l0I@lIi, aud closed
quiet but steady. Sales y 900 bales.
The New York market has not shown
any remarkable degree Of activity during
Che week and Middlings have ranged from
25G25ac since our las. review. At the
opening to-day that market was firm
with g fair demand. Low MiddIings
24lc; Middlings 252s; Orleans zee :
Good Middlings 26le. At noon there
was no change. AZ , pm. It was quiet
but steady. AT 3 p.m. it was quiet and
weak. BplaDds 254@25!;; and al 4 pm.
was inactive and dropping, Low Mid
dliDgs 23le Uplsnds 25le; Orleans 25lc;
GOOD MIddifngs 26!c. Sales 1900 bales.
It will be seen that Low Middlings are
quoted lie under the opening quotations
which is evidently 8 mistake.
The New Orleans market for the week
has beer steady, ranging from 2s92s3e
for MIddllngs. At n:s0 m. to-day the
demand was fair and prices firm and at
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,;l5 the market was active at full prices.

':l5 the market was active at full prices.
sales 5000 bales. MiddliBgs 2Slc.
Odr market has been active through.
ont, and the stock hes run very low.
Hiddiings opened at 2St@2S@c, and have
steadily advanced under ademand which
absorbed everything coming in as rapidly
IS it could be sampled until to-day; 234c
q looked upon IS the inside figure and
several sales were reported at "a. The
ny from buyers is that cur market is
.oo high, but be that as it may prices
uaye bsen paid readily and our market
nas Tu.ei firm at better figures than in
any other Southern port-iully @S$c
I'VE that Of New Orleans. The conse-
quenee is that cotton Is now coming to
Memphis which formerly went else
where. Among the sales to day were
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WATCHES FOB TIE BILLION.

THE OrOide Gold Watch Company manufac-
ture on strictly scientific principles style.
finish and color IS cGTct gold q vac suluts OF The
msst rare and costly description OF cod
EGtches.
They are manufactured with Hu1tir Ceases
Qadiss' and geUtleBlensh beve superb swiss
movements; jslcsled eaglae-tarasd, Sith com
psnsatiOn spiral pr1Dg
Rddr0cd Conductors, Efcatcsr7 EuTaSmlf1-
the most eXEctiug OF Ouf cusIome -naFe
thoroughly demonstrate the strength. cura-
billy. accuracy ard I'll ity CT t1e Jac srt3e
Wcl1tGm Edtckss. snd pr0n9uncs them i1va-
liable IS rsliuD-e ttnls-kefpets.
Fine swiss Movements. SD; FGtHt AmercGs
fac smile HOi.h0Aa HGfrhsz tCl 1esycled- So
Chr0a0Hister Balance, - each. EaDore.ey en-
graveG with new sld Uoye, designs. Each
Watch Is warranted BY rpectal certificate nom
the OrOide Gold Wateh Company.
Also, maxu1dcsnt O-Ci0e Goid LnaiDs - %
and s. each. Sent evsryvh here, to Ie paid IoE
on delivery
our customers are supplied free win me
Pick pocket Detective ana Hatch Guard $50
mailed separately on reesipt q So cents. The
Genuine OTOias Gold WGrcEes eau onlS De oo--
tains1 by ordering directly fccm rs
JAMES T. M0SRJE q CO,
importers and Manufacturer,
uovR7m I5 Broadway. EaE York
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
5:i5 pm connects for cairo and st. Louis,
arriving al st. Louis st 1880 pm. next day.
through Tickets at R6dnced Rates,
Can be procured at the Conpany's ONCE, aszL
Main street, and 50 DePOt, hsEd OF Main street,
- Baggage Checked7Rt Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Prf-
vste Residences, or on board boats, 70 all pFin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, superintendent.
= HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl8
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So so per Annum,
81 25 per Six Months OF
70 cts. per Three Months.
30 Clubs of two or more VIII be snip
He'd at 50 90.
az The columns OF The APPEAL VIII be de-
voted to the LATEST news, TELEGRAPH Re
PORTS, and choice selections Of READING
MATTER.
~ss7special atteution will be given to our
MARKET REPORTS. No effort viii be spared to
advance SoUrHERN INTERESTS and. SOUTHERN
ENTERPRISES.
81 The stirring events OF the present day
make it necessary for every man to become =
subscriber to good newspaper. To supply this
want, we offer the APPEAL at the above ex-
trenely low rates, conhden that the price IS
within the reach of all. We promise that the
APPEAL, as heretofore. shall continue to give
universal satisfaction.
s~ Remittsnees can be made either by Post
Money Order or by Registered Letter.
BS- PostInastsrs throughout the United States
are requested to act as Agents.
AINsLEE, HEATING d CO.,
Editsrs and Rroprieters,
Memphis, TeHa.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.


Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIS u. Elliott master
This nae passenger Packet leaves .Sg~h
Tor the above on EE
THIS DAY, "a inst, at I pm.
For freight or passage apply 70
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LIBERTY No. Z.......-as......3ames Rice master
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This ezce1ent steamer leaves N~
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TUESDAY, "a Inst, at 5 pm.
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NJ. :9l Front street,
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River RHcEet.
LADY WITHAUP ..~..-.-...Capt Chas. Beers
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THIS packet viii make Weekly IT,
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Steamer Des AFRO Every Saturday.
shippers acd passengers may rely on her
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Memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
hi, Mammoth freight steamer
viii leave as above on [
WEDNESDAY, I'D inst, at s pm.
For freight my apply 10
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df21it ~ Madison street.
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This splendid passenger PACKET Ill
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For height o. passage apply TO
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Memphis and New orleans Wednesday Packet
II scks master
This elegant passenger steamer -
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WEDNESDAY. 2ad inst, ~ 5 pm
For freight or passage apply To
MAET WALT & co.
deco It Agents, ~ + ont street.
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ZOE MOUND CITK.

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CREEK IT.
y leaves Aiemphis every day orLzz
MoundCity ~ = am, 10 am, u m, - aud -
pm. LaaYea Mound City every day at am,
ba.ni, IL AM, and ~ and ! PIN. Landing af
foot 81 Wa6f,naton street.
tya Mark II. CHEEK, Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

oOTroE STATEMENT.
OF CoMnfxBoR,
MEMPHIS December -, lso.f
stock on hand Sept. !, i86S........... 81
Received To-Day 80
Received p~rev1Ous-s --.-----.-.....- II ,IUl 1884
1861
Exported to-day 27s6
Exported pTsy1oEsly--"-......-l-- 1884, 5S l22si
stock on hand at p m.-- 7,957
The receipts this week were 9S9s bsles
against sS779 bales last week, and L, 1856
bales received for the corresponding week
last year. Exports this week 10 425
bales. The stock on hand st this tins
last year was Il, OS5 bales, and Middiings
were then dull at 13@IS4s. The stock in
Liverpool on Friday last was 354 900
bales, of which 81 900 were American.
Stock stloat 255, 600, Of which l02, 900
were American. This shows a falling OF
10 the total stock Of II, 000 bales for the
week, and an decrease in American OF
1000 bales. The total stock Il at has in
creased Il, 900 bales during The week, and
the American stock sfOat is greater by
1000 bales. Stock in New York on SatuT-
day Sc, 900 bales, a decrease OF 1000 bales
since last week. Receipts il New York
since September lst PSI, 7SS. Receipts at
all U. s. ports fer the week 50 GOO
bales. This shows a decrease Of 1000
bales for the week at oil ports. Receipts
at all ports siUcs September Ist were S75,-
600 bales. Exports in the same time
423, eos bales. Stock at all ports 2S1,G coo
bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON N LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7 AIN.
Coming East Leave Mad'son Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday, at 7:5O am. Arrive at
Memphis st I o'clock pm.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oe2 General Superintendent.