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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

STRANBoATNEN's CLUB.-Phis club
will hold It's regular weekly meeting TO-
night at pm. at Stillman Hall. Col.
]. w. Robertson snd other speakers will
address the meeting. All steamboat and
railroad men, as well as the ladies, are
invited To attend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

BASE BALL CHALLENGE.-The Bluff
City Base Ball Club, Of this city, has
challenged the Empire Club, Of st. Louis
The game will come off at st. Louis on
the Second Wednesday in October, about
The time Of the annual fair.
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TIE business season is about to open
and it behOOves every man to let his
business be known by distributing cards,
circulars or handbills, OF putting an ad-
vertisement In a newspaper that has q
wide circulation. In this connection We
would call attention TO the APPEAL job
Office, where any description Of card or
circular, billhesd or other printing can
be executed in the best style, at as low q
figure as the work can be done at in
Memphis. With competent workmen,
new type and presses and a desire to
please, we are determined to give salts
faction to all who may favor as with
their work.
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NOTICE.-A report having by some
means obtained circulation, that we
would in the future discontinue the sale
of cotton on commission, we take this
method of pronouncing such report SIS
utterly untounded, and we fear of ma
liciOus origin. Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore received
from the public, we hope still to merit a
continuance Of their confidence and
patronage. We take pleasure in an
nouncing that we will continue the cot
ton feotorage, grocery and commission
business, as heretofore, and will at all
times be pleased to sea and serve our
friends. We are now receiving a large
and carefully selected stock Of goods
purchased by our Mr.. Meacham in the
Eastern markets, which we will sell at
the lowest market prices. Our Mr..
Tresdwell will give his entire time and
attention to the sale of cotton, and fat
tiers himself that he will be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor us with
their patronage. We are, for the pres
ent, at No. Is Union street, but will be
in our new and cOmmodious store, at
our old stand, No. 8 Union street, by the
10th Of September.
lw MEACHAM & TREADWEII..
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SECOND WARD CLUB.-The regular
weekly meeting Of the Second Ward
Democratic Club will take place to-mOr-
row Tuesday evening at 81 O'Clock.
Able speakers viii be on hand to address
the club. Prompt attendance is request
ed. By order of the President.
L V SAVAGE Eecrafarv-
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For THE information Of those who
may not be aware Of the fact, we would
state that cool and pleasant weather is
now in fashion in this city. 1t is appre-
ciated by city folks, after the scorching
they recently went through with.
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CoshoPoLdTAN REsTAURAET-Ne is
Union street, between Main and Front.
Alfred Msrzorati, the well known cate
rer, has leased this splendid place, and
wishes all his friends and patrons to call
this day at 10 O'Clock, to participate in a
lunch, the like OF which has never been
seen ia Memphis. Genuine turtle soup,
elephant steaks, and every delicacy Of
the season, fine wine, ale, porter, etc.
Boarders will be received after this day
at reasonable rates. No. cooks are en-
ployed. A. MARzoRATI, Manager.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-H you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill.
lsrd's, Sole Agents, 2l4 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have ell
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
pflces' jy291m
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The COUNSEL of the negro murderer,
Sam Moody, having entered an appeal to
the Supreme Court, his execution will
not take place on the 18th day of Oc-
tohRr-if eDeT
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RTVER
- United States Nail -
Pack ct COmpa'y.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

| nURING THE PRESENT LOW STAGE OF
| IL water in the Arkansas river, all the ooati
on the Memphis end OF the route are WITH
drawn, and the elegant Side-wheel Steamer
| NATOMA. ..............James Lee, Master
| VIII take the place of the through boats, leaY-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AMI
IaURsSDAYs Ste Pm CONNECTING at All, Sa Pc
| light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
For Pine Blun.
Freight and passengers will be transferred
without detention or extra expense, the " Ma
TOA1A giving Through Tickets TO passengers
70 Pine BLUFF and all Intermediate points only,
but will sign Through Bills Lading for freight
to ali points on Arkansas river as nigh mp rs
The new and very light-drauEht steamers
VAN RTTREN. ........J. W. Williams, Master
E,STST sNTT H.......--.JaInes Bowlin, Master
Vtu Dlv between Pine Bluff and spadra, con-
nectiIlG at the latter place with nest OF nrst-
class Flatboats. in charge OF SapL. zen bAlo-
Sif- nv which freiRhts shipped on this line are
foryzsried without detention. and delivered at
destination in good order, the nAts oelng Wen
provided with tarpsulins TO protect the goods
Psrsons wishing to ship by this line win con-
tinue to mark their goods via Arkansas
River o. s. Nail Packet Company" At Mem
phis or to John D. Adams, at memphis
All freights signed ior through ~ tn rs Ing
will, as heretofore, continue 10 receive me AZ
tention OF James 7. Bourne z Co., NO. Il Jei-
ferson street. ,---.!,..
VINSON & D0HAHUE,
Agents for Natomas
DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent.
On rezumptiOn of navigation the CLEANER,
CRIIESTE. CALDWELL and OZARK Will re-
sumo their places in the Memphis and Fert
smith nns, by which the merchants ana p.ant-
ers on the entire Arkansas liVeI Will have d.
rect communication with Memphis, and frsm
there by rail and steamboat 10 all points In tne
iy2s JOHN d. ADAMS. Superintendent.
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JOE LOCKE has a choice variety Of
reading matter st his news depot on
jefferson street. Call and see him if you
want something good to read.
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Geld Reliable" Memphis ana While
RiTer U.s.. Mall Packet Company,
TFI.HeekIy Line.
- - -

.sAszsas1slazis - -
THE splendid sids-wheeI steamers CONNER
Il C1AL, L1REhTY, No. 2 and MA YFI 20 " Err
VIII form Weekly line between Mernphis
and White River, leaving Memphis every Tue
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock D. m
connecting al Devslls Bluff with trains OF the
Little Rock Railroad for Little Rock. Hot
Springs, and all points in Arkansas. Return-
ing, viii leave DeYalls Blur every Monday
wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF the
train from Little Rock.
Commercial, capt, John Edison. leaves Mem
phts Tuesday, at > O'Clock pm; Liberty. No 2
Capt. James kice, THURSDAY, at 3 O'Clock o. -
MayhOwer, Capt VIM. ]. Ashford SATURDAY. 5
O'Clock p m. @. o. ID. bills viii be taken for 10
sponsibie parties by the line as heretofore,
without any charge being made for collection,
The steamer n. w. Brooks will run IN con-
nection with this line from Jacksonport TO PO-
cahontas on Black River, making semi Week.
~ trips.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us during the past three years. We hope
ny strict attention TO business, 70 merit 3 con-
tinuance Of the same in the future.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Sop't n and W. r. Pckt. Co.
LEVY = MILLER, Agents
au10 u No. Jefferson street.
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CITY MATTERS.

Mr. H. If. SULLIVAN, of Pamela county, is
authorized 10 act as agent for the APPEAL in
Missssippi-reoeive subscriptions and sdTer-
tisenenls and receipt for the same.
JOHN AINSLIE,
Business Manager.
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DR. J. H. CLoPTON. Of Huntsville, Ala,
~ may be consulted at the Commercial Ho-
tel, No. 3d. for q few days. Refers to one of the
oldest physicians OF the city. Patients are not
oonnned to their beds. Cured without the
KNIFE, au2O lW
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For SALE, by Mayer, Marshuetz & Co.,
% half barrels and kegs of CatIinis Cele-
brated Fine Cut chewing tobacoo-the
best in use.
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a GOOD LUNcH.-At the Monroe Ex-
change they set free lunch every morn
ing, but on Monday morning they en-
deaVor to spread themselves on the lunch
question. There may also be found the
best of wines, liquors and cigars, for
proof of which call at 35 Monroe street
on Monday morning. q
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FLAGS FLAGS ]! FLAGS Hired,
White and Blue Bunting for Flags, at
B. LoWepstein & Bros.
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&SO REWARD-STOLEN-On the night Of
bOU the 18th OF July, from the undersigned,
near North Auunt Pleasant, Miss, dark bay
HORSE MULE. 8 years old, lately trimmed,
li-tle 0uss0ned, has a knot on right jaw, and Is
- hands gn. Also, s Light bay MARE MULE,
years Old. uss a white spot on back. The
thieves-yOu ug white men, one wearing a yam
kss blouse and the other Confederate gray
70 X q course toward Grenada. The above re-
ward wiz be paid for Information that will lead
90 the recovery OF the mules, and an additional
reward for The capture Of the thieves.
sull2va J. X. HOUSE,
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FOR SALE.-A large dre-proof safe,
double doors, in complete order. Apply
ID A. E. bod, ga Frent street. aulS-1w
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FLAGS! FLAGS !! FLAes!!!-Red.
White and Blue Bunting for Flags, at
B. LoWenstein & Bros.
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HERNANDo ROAD PEOPLE wanting
supplies for the table will do we'll by call
ing on 8. N. Guest, just south Of South
street. auleIw
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THE Chamber of Commerce have :
meeting at noon to day.
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JUsT resolved, by Mayer, Marshuetz
& Co., 100 esddiss Extra Bright Tens
and Fig Leaf tobacco.
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LoST--FOUND.

4 O<T.-A Lady's BREAST PIN. glass front,
4 noting inside, eucirclsd with pearls, marked
on back q z < 10 Mrs. A. K. A liberal re-
yard viii be paid to ths Under by returning TO
the Appeal once. aalg lW
QR0 REWARD-STOLES-F the sub
cDtJO scTlber four miles north vest OF Cage
Vile, Tenn, one BLACK Ma RE, heavy sci,
EE0 hind feet white, small blaze in the face,
about years old, gRit-Walk and tTot Also,
one GRAY HOESE, s OF years old, Is hands
high, gatt-walk anu lrOt. Tie above reward
vii be given for the deiiFsry Of both horses
or 80 for either Of them.
Rul2 lot r. COOKE.
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NOTICE.

HAVE determined henceforwara 10 DO a
L Commission business exclusively, ara have
rem ted my store and taken an ONCE mp stairs
my frfenda ana patrons. Thanking thea -
psas Ryors, beg con ttnraHcs Of tie sazae.
mnl6 NATHAN HQEFHHIRNR
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Rennova1.


- - -
TIE undersigned having taken possession of
the
star Rharfboat, at ahe FeOf OF jefferson
street,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency Busin S.
and transact all matters Intrusted to him by
his steam boat friends with promptness and dis
patch. LARRY HARMSTAD,
Star Wharfboat, foot Of Jefferson street.
au4If Memphis
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FOR SALE.

EoR sAIE-PATENT RIGHT.-The Patent
Right OF 3 newly invented LOCK Ousra
f1r apV SIafe IN the Union can De secured Dy
anpIfostIon to the undei signed. II Is nseI1Ii
80 ,Sl7 ~ active men who engage In Us safe
one ia use al this ONCE where moss 4nteEesleS
ss .l, - PS0' A. SAN sHLOSS, Appeal.
THOR SALE OR LEAsE-BeauttIul, shaded
49, ,bIIcs gui.dina Lots fionting on IA
Vorfts residence Streets either cleared OF Win
rna farsst tr5as-vsry low. ". A. hhAI-
LEY Agent Ms. Col. Preston No . be a
Block. :. - -
CUBURBAN LANDS AND x r. LfsNC y , r -
go IN Easy TERMs.-Ay lands miles
saSt ~ he city, are for sale, on Terms 70 SUI
Y1TIry.i1ss1rs for cash or on sny ilme-IToln One
q ian vesrs and n shy Quantlty- , stIes
- RsG Nv rszfdsnca. with nom a 10 = 1cIss
far.5 uiII-bs sold at 3 greg5 bargain, Tor c'tsni
~ ~, tl1s ,1sunl terms Apply 20 myself, on the
S-s-1fs-s a. 10 Roysfsr, relevant q Co., my
4 zsuts, n The CITY. ~ 7-uuzrxy.7yr
iel7 ~ n 4 n.n-1-H- = A.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS,
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK. August 22-Cotton steady, sale
$50 bales, uplands 30c. -Four 20925c lower,
81 l49l 2l1S. Sugar. Cuba Halle.
Dry GOods-TwO or brands good sheetings
selling at l71ze; muslins, New York mills 25c.
counts, Z. Sterling duh, at to 81. Gold, ~.
Old Tennessees, 64965i new, 6314@s4.
new Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-Ootton quiet and
steady, middlinss % $500 sales is bales re-
ceipts lis exports SIS. Sterling 57a5e. New
York sight &c premiUm. Sugar and Molasses
steady and unchanged. Flour, superfine steady
Is. Corn sigh 0215. Oats STEADY eye Bran
quiet AS; clear sides 1Sc. Lard arm, tierces
ls19c; keg 2l1zc.
Louisville Market.
LOUIsvU.LE, August 22.-Sales Of tobacco, So
hhds; Tugs TO medium leaf S714al4. Flour
supernne So 1917 fancy sll 509l2. Wheat 81 %
l 30 Mess Pork s29. Lard Iss<c Bacon,
shoulders 2S54al4c; clear rib sides I6s1c; clear
sides i71zc. Bulk Meats l25<c; clear sides 49,
WHISKY, free and raw 81 259I 60.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNCINNATI, August 22.-Flour duh, lOal5c
Corn 92G93c. Oats 55c. Whisky held at CSC in
bond. Pork held at SIS rs. Lard lss<c Bulk
Meats l2l4Sl519c. Bacon. shoulders lS5zaIS14c (;
Butter o5gS6c. Cheese 1z9lc higher, Eggs i5G
l6e. Apples S5s7.
S.. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, August 22-Tobacco active and
nrm. Flour IS 2536 IS Wheat 81 2Oa2 IS Corn
ease lower. Oats 5G955c. Pork $40 so a29 IS.
Bacon, shoulders lS1<al31<c; sides l61zaI7lSc;
hams 2Oc Lard lS1S92Oc. Whisky 81 223I q.
Foreign Markets.
PARIS, August 22.-Bourse closed firmer
rents Is Sd.
LONDON, August 22.-Much fiuetuation in
Sugar TO arrive and II is i'm possible to give the
exact price. Major part Of business Il trans
acted at 25s for No. Il d. ID.
FRANKFORT, August IA u. S. Five-twentias
Closed shade hrmer and higher at 755s.
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MACKERELs AT WORK.-Two young
thieves, known as John Burns and
Lotra, were arrested yesterday at noon
for stealing pocket book and contents.
1t appears that Burns and his comrsde
were prospecting at the landing, when
they observed a eountryman talking to a
hsckman. Burns very oooIly put his
hand in the mans pocket, drew out the
purse and darted toward town with his
companion. They were pursued, but
kept ahead until they met Detective
Hastings on Court street, who received
them with open arms and conveyed
them 10 the station house. When will
we have a work house or house of refuge
in this city, for the confinement of these
Juveniles who are on the high rosd to
the penitentiary and the gallows.
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WYNN az tlo opCAiBb III A1lNOfpOOl W
day wss buoyant and advancing-up
lands l02d; Orleans lid and at tn,
close was bucyant-uplands 102610fd
Orleans 11@11sd. Sales Is, 600 bales.
In New York at the opening Cottor
was quiet but very firm-uplands 294@
SOC. At noon it was steady at the out
side quotation, and closed quiet bu
firm-low middlings 27te !; middlings SOC
Orleans S0se; good niiddlings s2ae
Sales 800 bales.
In this market seven bales ordinary
were sold at 24ac, and few stragglin@
bales also changed hands at irregular
rates.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CTIAl1BER or COMMERCE., !
MEMPHIS, August p, ISUS,
stock ON hand Sept. l, 1Sg7............... LOS
Received to-day ................................
Received previously l62 253 Isl
a424
Exported to-day. .....-....................... l
Exported previously ls2 254, 49,
Stock on hand to-day, Il m......,,.... s.
Receipts for the week..-................... 4g
Exports for the week. .........-.--... a
The following letter gives diseourag.
ing picture Of the cotton crop;
RIcHLANp, MISS, August %, 1858
Editors Memphis Appeal:
tS9rs: After seeing and hearing so much
about the cotton crop in the papers,
reading such favorable accounts and
knowing the crop to be nearly an entire
failure, I feel it my duty to give you
what I know to be the facts on The sub
iect. have ira yelled from Waco, Texas,
since the first of this month it has
rained all the time came through the
best cotton-g growing country in the
South. In Texas, Louisiana and MissIs-
sippi, where have been, they will not
average one bale to ten acres planted.
The boil worm has swept off all the late
forms, and are now eating the grown
bolls as fast as they can. It is very rea-
sonabie TO say that they will eat them
all, for they are nearly as thick as ever
saw the army worm. The latter worm is
in nearly every crop in this neighbour
hood, but they can dc no damage as there
ia nothing left for them but leaves.
Yours, etc,
JOHN MOORE.
BRAN-Stock large with light de-
mand at S2294 per ton.
BUTTER-Fairl local demand, choice
in small packages Sa940e !. firkins S5c;
common dull 25930e.
BACON-Market weaker sales q
casks clear sides at 17ae; 8 do ia SELL
ing to trade at l8@lSlc clear rib 174@
l73c; shoulders lao. We learn that Q
lot on consignment was offered at 139c.
BAGGING-Light jobbing demand.
rodd's, 18@is3c. Kentucky heavy, 231
926Ic. India, 26@27c.
CATTLE Small supply. Choice
Deeves, 697c; inferior, 3(95c.,
CHEESE-Prlces nominally 14@17c
'or w. r. factory and E D., =.
COFFEE-Firm at 23@27o for Rio
lava, 4l@43c.
cORN-only 50 sacks received to-day,
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To the Merchants Of Memphis.

An Excellent Advertising nediaEn.
TE1aE BOLIVAR BULLETIN, printed ct
Bolivar, HSroenan couu ", Tenn, by n. 4.
PARRISH, is one OF the best advertising me-
s5iur,g within hu ndred miles OF Mem phis-ad-
yocafes Mem phis trade, and circulsIes In s half
dozen OF the best counties back of Memphis
Advertisements inserted at low rates.
r----.--...- nnra Amanda arn a
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WAITS.

UvANTED.-5500 bushels DRIED APPLES
w AND PEACHES Highest market price
uRid al q. A. ECkEhLH :, asa 'FRONT.' street,
between UnlOn and Gay0so streets. Aa-e ~
TETANTED. A situation as Book-Eeeper oy
w an experienced business msn anu nor
ouEh accountant. Address B. c, Appeal once.
SUI
vTANTED.-By an accomplished southern
~ L5adv a situation Teacher OF the Piano
and Singing IN private family or young Ia
lies Seminary. References Of the highest re-
.-srrab flffv given. Address l. NJ, care or MIS-.
E5stIr-tv Rennet 40. % second street, Memphis
ans In
gESTS WANTED.-CsmnEign Lives OF
A SEYMOUR AGD BLAIR and GRANT
ARB CJLFAE. beautifully c0lored Charts,
Btsel Portraits Pins, Badges. Every tnlng Ior
Ihs tines every voter wants them
6OOD-EEED & CO.,
au:SIm Memphis or New York.
"ANTED-A HOUSE Of xix or seven rooms
w couve. lieat 10 business, lr on some Of the
Etrsst rssIroa 5s. Address W, care apps
once. AI-o w
TANTED.-A smaE HOUSE, containing
w three rooms bes des Z iJcnen snd Servants
room, as near Court SQuare - possl oie; = OF
terms and location address A. AppssI ohlos-
aul6I
"ANTED-DRIEDA APPLES AND PEACH
w rs. None but bright halves. Also, NO.
SWEET POTATOES
MCDONALD s WOODWORTH,
sul2 I'm Corner OF Front and Union Sts.
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FOR NEW oRLEAHs
FOR ST. FRAzC1s RIVER.
FOR MOUND CITY.

NTEAMER PE0STA LEAVES
- every day for Mound CITY an 3 .sslss--,N
AID, II Am, pm. and pm. Leaves Wound
10y every Gay at am, ANIL pm. and
n R'A4s LANDING Al loot OF W ashington street,
81, MARX Z. CHEEK,
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Bnstness, Visiting ami Wedding Cards
Printed at the Lowest Prices at the Ap.
peal IOh Ofiiea.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
bfice--NO. is jefferson Street.
HIss,sslppi and Fepnessee Railroad.


ARRIYM. DEPART
New Orleans Express, daily 500 p.ul. SOS pm.
5Srdls accom'n, daily, ex-
cepb sunday o.SU AIn osOJ p'As
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday;
South, Monday, WedDes-
dSy and friday. .........-.-. 4.I5p.m. 1901 ana.
Takes effecf Sunday, August Is, 1855
A. \. LIVERMORE, GENT Bup'L
Q, p. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. AUS
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mall (dRilyl..-.-.- w pm I2:s0 ? M
Through Pun iAsJo pm
Frhfs train does not leave SaturdRys.l
Ccrinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays at..---..--.. bsVO Am
5ouarTille Accommodation
daily lexcspt sunday $780, SD am. b;lO pm
Railroad Time il % minutes faster than city
lime.
Ticket once, 27s Main street and at Depot.
WI. ROSS, GENT Snp't.
EenphIs and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Night Express --.--......-- $40 pm. 9:l5 am
Getty Tlme)
Ticket or1Oes No. 2S77S Main street and AZ De-
- SAN. B. JONES. GenTsupt.
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Alces' Cigars are the Best.

FLAGS! FLAGg!! FLAGS Hired
White and Blue Bunting for Flags, al
B. I,owenstein eS Bros.
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FOR WHITE ervER

--9AAP pas and White River o. 8. Mail PacE.T
Company. o.
% sr 5sieTna, Dsvall's BluR, Little Rock An
A--'-' -----.---- Ashford master
-. 1a az Inc passenger packet leaves
lOI tns ABOVE on Esuss -
aoh.9DA4' 18th inst, at pm,
FOR Height or passage apply IN
LEVY q MILLER Az.,,..
2SsAsrson street, under CorumsTc;sI -,
:. a. Say.rs. Passenger Agent Olai -
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NAPOLEON.

FOR NAPOLEON.
Semi-WeekIy Packet for NanoIso-- -
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ST. LOUIS G ST. PAUL PACKETS
Northern Line Packet Co.
DUN THEIR DAILY LINE OF SPLENDID
" Side-wheel Steamers through to
Davenport, Dubuque and st. Paul

without Ieshipping, leaving their Wharfboat,
st the foot Of Washington Avenue, EVERY
EVENING Except Sundays), at o'clock pm.
These steamers are all manned with careful,
skillful and experienced Officers and crews,
accustomed to the trade, and are outhued in q
superior manner. and no exerttons VIII be
spared 10 add to the comfort OF Passengers or
careful handling OF freight.
JAMES WARD, President.
T, J. BUFORD, Superintendent.
J. NJ MASON, General Agent.
L. B. BYINGTON. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
LEVY q MILLER
Ter 3na Ticket AGENTS Memphis