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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-05

Local On DIS
Only SIX arrests by the police during
yesterday.
Yesterday was beautiful day, and the
streets were filled with the fair sex.
The new Seymour and Blair club rooms
on College street, over Hamilton and Gun
ninghanl's, is beautifully decorated with
Gags and banners. sf
The various turnpikes leading into the
southern portion of the city were lined
yesterday by country wheat wagons.
Susan Jones, 4 negro lunatic, was sent
from the Police Court 10 the State asylum
yesterday. s-r- -..-
Mrs. S. Crawley paid S25 yesterday for
Keeping house Of bad repate.
The bath boat recently at anchor mid
way the Cumberland, broke lose from her
moorlngs some days since and foated
down the river below the railroad bridge,
with Capt. Wallace on board.
Scayengers were at work yesterday on
Summer, Cedar, Union, Church and Cher
ry streets.
J. Nick Brown was released from Jail
yesterday on $3.50 bail. .-f..E
ClIas. Brown, the watch thief, comes be-
fore the Criminal Court for trial to-day.
A rousing Democratic mass meeting
came of at Huntsville, Alabama, Monday.
FINE GRAPEs-We are indepted TO Mr..
q. w. Payne, of this county, for basket
of grapes, grown by him. They are the
lives Seeding" generally recognized in
Ohio and PennsyIvania as the finest ever
produced in the United States for wine and
table use Rich, delicate favored, evenly
ripened, and compactly punched, they are
perfectly beautiful. We take it also that
they are a hardy grape. and less subject to
blight than any other we have seen grown
IN this section. We thank Mr.. z. for the
present. and suggest TO our farmers that
every one should have these grapes on his
place. r.
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FDgEFGELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive ~ Nashville nt.................. 600 4. ~
{ .paVe Nashville gt ...-...-...... q nl .. a.
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I.Iberfy-Via Stewards Ferry, Gainesville and
Statewide.
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 P. n.
Lebanon via Stage.
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Memphis and New Orleans.
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives ut Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at ]
o'clock r. N.
LEwIsEURG AND NsLEysvILLE STAGE.
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday al 1870 A. ~. arriving az Lewisburg Same
day.
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urday evenlI g. Probably the company
will put two boats in the trade.
The Hesper, Capt. John Morris, leaves
to-day for st. Francis river. The Hes
per Is very light, and will make all points
TO Madison and WittsbuTg. Stack Lee
ia her clerk.
The Cincinnati Commercial q or
all those who were on the two bBrnipg
boats, there was one man-snd only one
man-who saved his trunk. That man
was Capt. David Written, of the steamer
America. And Napoleon Jenkins, the
pilot Of the America saved his valise.
Let this be forgotten before it is tims TO
cut their epitaphs in marble OF enduring
brass.
~ saw Capt. Written while the
steamers wers stin burning said an eye
| witness Of the disaster, 20 standing on the
bank beside his trunk, wiping the smoke
out OF his ayes, and not another trunk
came ashore that night"
The Cincinnati Gazette says: The
steamer Amaranth was totally lost in
November, 1857, and the halt interest of
John B. Lsezey had besn insured in the
Union and Central offices of this city
for $500 each. The usual clause was in
the policies, forbiddiDg additional liz
surance, except with the consent of thef g
| companies, and then the whOleiusurance
was not to exceed $500. AfterWard,
however, Laekey had the bar privilege
of the boat insured in the National, OF
this city, for $4,000. Suits we're brought
by Leckey 10 the Supreme Court OF this
city for the OF the first insurance.
| Defendants claimed that the policies
were void, because plaintiff had not full
filed the terms OF the contract, but the
Court yesterday gave the plaintiff judg-
ment.
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effort to get up another corner.


Cotton was quiet at the opening in
Liverpool to-day. Uplands, 1914; Or
leans, 1919. At noon It was quiet but
steady and at 8 pm. was easier but not
quotably lower. Sales I0,OOO bales.
Weeks sales $1,000. 5000 OF this was
taken for export and 1000 by speoulators.
Stock 354 COO, Of which 81, 600 is Ameri-
can. Stock sfiOat 255, 600, OF which IO2 =.
600 lie Americas. This shows q falling
on ia the total stock Of II, 900 bales for
The week, and an Increase in Ameri-
can OF 1000 bHle3. The total stock eHoat
has increased i 900 bales during the
week, snd the American stock afoat is
gresteT by 1000 bales.
The New York market at the oneninp
was unchanged in any respect, and at
noon was quiet but steady. At2.O5 pm.
the market was quiet out steady. Sales
400 bales. Uplsnds 25lc. Offers of
OF 243c for Uplands, February and March
delivery, were refused.
Our market maintains IFS features NJ
yesterday. SDinuers' orders are here TO
M and some Of them without limit.
while others are prescribed to 23le as a
basis. The New York Spectators who
cold short this season have 30 far been
heavy losers, aud we must not wopder
that they are not anxious 10 make con-
tracts for q few months ahead. Among
the sales tO-dsy were:
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,ecalved. showing

reports are received, showing 2
decreased planting and a probable falling
Off in the yield. On the other baud,
rom Oomrawutty, Hingunhaut, Dhol-
lsrs, and Dwarv'ar and in those districts
about three quarters OF the entire crop is
raised the reports at latest dates appear
TO agree in representing a considerable
increased acreage in cotton and @ very
promising appearance Of the plant. We
are thus particu ar in these statements
S. we desire our own planters to receive
the highest possible price for their cotton.
1, by holding en-, as some advise their
prcspec.s would be improved, we should
Of course urge them TO do so; but II the
result Of such 5 policy ia as we fear,
simply 10 Temporarily put up the rates,
through an artificial scarcity, to be fol-
lowed by a mole decided fall when Bonn
bay shipments come in more freely, they
would be the loJers in having to market
Che most OF their crop at lower figures
than can now he realized.
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The general markets we're quite active
to-day, though hardly as much 30 as yes
terday. Prices are advancing OF almost
every kind OF merchandise, and stocks
are fair. Sugars and mOlasses are sd
vancing rapidly, and the demand for
them remains quite good. Tobacco re-
mains steady. The dry goods market
exhibits an increased demand during the
week, and as cotton advances staple
goods are held bic her.
The receipts of cats at Chicago for the
nine months Of his year., up to October
l, foot up 1905. 600 bushels, which is
equal to the go ire receipts last year.
The wool trade ia Boston is very dull,
though the feeling is firm among holders,
and manufacturers are generally running
on full time. 1'he stock on hand is small,
with an exceedingly light amount in the
country. This crop Of Ohio wool fell
short this year over 3 .000, coo lbs, which,
however, was made up by the increase
in other States
The Directors OF the Board Of Trade Of
Chicago have decided the case brought
by Howard Priestly sgainst hurry, Nell
son & Co., whieh hiss recently attracted
so much attention. hurry, Nelson &
Co. sold Howard Priestly 5000 bushels Of
No. l corn, seller November, at 7S4c.
At the close OF the month No. ! corn
was worth 81 OS under the Influence Of
what they charged TO be 8 " cCTner," en-
gineered by Piiestiy and, failing to de-
liver the COIN, they refused 20 ply
PFiestly the difference above so, per
bushel, shielding themselves behind q
resolution passed by the Board Of Trade,
In October last, declaring E" corners" TO
be improper and fraudulent, sud that in
case Of any member sgain engineering
q ~"cOrner,n the Board OF Directors
should take prompt measure fer his ex-
pulsion. Murry. Nelson & Co, reiUsing
to pay the difference up TO 81 0S per
bushel, Priestly complains to the DiEsc-
tors, and asks that the CON raet be en-
forced. The Directors, after 3 careful
examination Of the case, and full consul
tatiou with Il cir legal counsel, declared
that Murry, Nelson & Co. must fulfill
their contract within ten days, or be sus-
pended from their membership in the
Board.
The Times says OF this attempt at
pleading the " baby act:" The attitude
taken by injury, Nelson & Co. in re-
fusing to livu up 10 their contracts, b.
cause 8 "cniner" had advanced the
price of corn to 81 Os, opens a beautiful
chspter of Commercial consistency ard
integrity. They had made q contract to
corn ct 1910; but the market ed.
vaneing to 81 0S, they, instead Of dslIv-
on this contract what corn they
had, sold it at 81 0S, or tbereabouts, TO q
party. There was no sqae&nish-
ness exhibited about the honesty Of the
price, as they put it into their pockets.
With another party who had made =
contract 10 deliver corn to them, (which
,orn they could have delivered on their
contract with Priestly), they settled st
81 0S, putting the money into their
pockets, without mOTaiiz,ng about tie
euormity Of i>rcsg prices to such 2 polnL
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
A O A d.
open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEE-
" Der 2, 1853, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road will run regularly as follows:
GOING Leaves HOpedeld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 81 7:30 am, and arrive
at Madison at ! O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at TaO a m; arrive at
H%opedeld at 1 O'Clock p.m.s and Memphis at
l.30 PIN.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at 7 am.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket Off
ces in the city.
Ersights for Madison or waystations received
by p. N. Patterson & Co, at their Wharf-boat
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way Stations must be prepaid.
-Of1c OF Road, No. p Jefferson street
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RESOLUTIONS
Dissolution Of COpaFtnershIp.

NOTICE. Is heseby given that the firm o,
~ fOWEdS q MCGEOY is thls day Dissolved
" mutual consent. The debts due me Hrm
VIII be colt cted by Mr.. g.. Il =. Homes wha -
been made fustee by as for that porpose.
JOHN POWER,
HOMAS MuaEOY.
AempAlH Tenn'i December l. ls5S. de2tf
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Memphis and Little ROek Railroad
To MADISON AID LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Ding West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Am.
Coming East . Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:8 ain. Arrive at
Memphis at ! o'clock pm.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
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SPAPE
THE Wo RKINcMAN.

HAVING reached a circulation OF two thou
II ssnd, presents g medium through which
merchants and others may make their bust
ness known, inferior to few papers in the
SOUTH. Those who may wish 70 avail them
selves Of the advantages IL offers, viii please
hand their faVoTs in by Tuesday OF each week
IS it IS published three days ahead.
ONCE, No. s62 Main street, upstairs.
del3 Nv 2. F. c. BROOKS. Editor.
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TRusT SALE.
RUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue oFa Deed CT Trust executed ~
D VIM D. Fly on the 70 n cGy OF March, A ID.
1853, TO o d.. TrctseF, Trustee, to secure Ihe
payment OF certain promissory notes payable
As follows 10 sit: Une note forsiL thousand
collars, due ard payable - Catherine Z. FTae-
man on the 1sn dag OF January, AID. lS5l.
with ter percent. interest rom GsLa. and dafez
the &th q March, A d. lSI3- One nOis o. tha
same date for six rh0GsaGd six bundEed e8 100
dollars, pGyab e 20 atherine r. Freemau on
8th day OF March, A.b- 1851, with iega1 interest
rom date. and one note 81 s1ue Gats fhr
thOusand SIX hundred IS TO dollars, payable to
Catherine 2 Freeman WItl legal interest nom
bate Clerks Onics OF Taaiea couuty, state ~
Mississippi, IN 30 +. OF the record os Gsafs
for said county. page 81. And by vfrtns a.
and in pursuance OF = Decree Of the Caarea-r
Court OF said Tuniea county, maze ri tha a.7rr
term thereof, al. tscs. investing myself Win
the powers OF Trustee II saic Deed OF Trust tee
death or the said JnO. D. TrO1tsr. Trustee -
Aforesaid, having been suggested 10 aid Cha1-
Gerry Court, I viii, on the
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O REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 Jsher-
~ son Street, entrance In alley. Special at
teniiOn given to Stair Work. Houses and We
Eandahs framed really Tor shipping, lnoy2l In
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o HOUND CITY.

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHEEK IL
y leaves Memphis every day fOrssz@&
AoundClty at : a.m.s 10 am, Il ~. ~ aRd AZ
pm. Leaves Mound City every day st an,
8 am. II an, u IL and 4 pm. Lsn6tng at
foot OF Waslp'n~ton street.
5yu MARX r. CHEEK, Master.
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Sc Day Of Deeember. ID. ISIS.

at the courthouse door IN the town OF Aas.f,
IN the county OF T1Elea state q AississipDi
proceed to sell 70 the highest bicdsr. FOR 49,
the following lands "a deserted Ia said Del -
Trust, as follows, TO wit. All o. section 49,.
"a Of TVwnship "a Of Range eleven. QN ~
lying and being IN said Iunica c. ulfy auds.sfc
OF Mississippi. sale within lSWfal IONS re-
supposed 70 b. coed, but wIli sell 49,
Trustee. J.F.S ANPL Trre-
October Is. 1858 49,
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Old Reli$sle" Memphis aad White
River U.S.-hsiI Packet Company,
Semi. Weekly Line.
- - -

FHE splendid side-Wheel steamers LIBERTY
4 No. 2, and MAYELOW Err, Will form q
Semi-Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 5 o'clock p.m., connecting at
Devalps SluH with trains of the Little Rock
Railroad for Little Rock and bot Springs. Re-
turning, VIII leave JseksOnport every Tues
day aad Friday 81 5 am, and DsValtSs Bluff
every Wednesday ana Saturday at L O'Clock II.
The Liberty. No. 2, and 2ayiower will make
clOEe connections at The mouth OF White river
with the steamer Guid0n for Pine Bluff. Fare
10 Pine Blud, s2 %; Freight, So cents PEI leo
oancS
Tie steamers Economist ard hamilton viii
run between Little ROsk and Fort S9nrh IA
connection va this Hne and the efarhisa and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for height to Ri
points between Little Rock and ForJ smith.
Insurance oae-hdV per cent LESS By has
route than any other.
JOHN b. DAVIS. Superintendent.
LEVY 4 SHARPE, agents,
oc29 u No. 2U Front Row.
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RIVER MATTERS.
Avn RITEKs.

" "a Il LII ~ III E4nIs
Yesterday was q beautiful day-pleas-
ant az one 10 September. The mud upon
our streets is drying up. We wonder il
il ever occurs 20 our authorities that the
condition OF our streets Is rapidly becom
ing as disgrscsfui as it wss two years
ago. The river At this point is falling.
The decline amounted TO five inches IN
the past tw~enty-fuuT hours. The Arkan-
sas was falling when the Allen came out
on Wednesday, with nesriy eight feet to
Little Rock. Heavy rains fell, however,
and another rise may be looked for.
White river is unchanged, with plenty
Of water TO 81 points. OF the Ohio, the.
Commercial OF Thursday Gays: Here
the river has fallen thirteen inches dur
ing the tWenty.f3uT hours ending last
night, With fourteen feet in the cbanuei
al s pm" At Pttsburg the river was
rising slowly, with four feet three inches
by the monongsheia marks; soft and
unsettled, with 8 mixture Of snOw, rain
and sleet falling all day. The st. Louis
Times says: lice has been running
very thick al day. Unless the weather
gets warmer, navigation between here
and Cairo viii be quite difficult. Business
has been good for Southern boats; one
left for New Orleans with all the freight
she could carry, having to reSlse freight
all day" Tae latest news from points
above viii be found in our Geographic
columns.
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Quickest Route to New York
AM ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
Is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line.
Fan Schedule, September -, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN as FoLLoWss

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The S:I5 pm connects for Cairo and st. LouiE,
arriving at ST. Louis st 1880 PIN. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the CoTapany's Ofies, 2Sz%
Main street, and at D. pot, head or Main street,
ES- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, PTi-
vate Residences, or on board boats, TO all PRIV
cipal points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent,
s HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
Memphis and Eez Orleans Saturday
Packet
HENRY AMES-------Geo W. Boyd, Master
j. ,. SeCaM, Clerk.
VI splendid steamer will enter L.
4 the trade as q regular S4TUH-6
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS, at 5 pm,
And every aiternste Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HARASTAD. Agent,
No. a Madison street.
LEVY q SHARPE, AGENTS,
novlif No. III Front street.
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oJTTos s-TATEMESr.

The financial Chronicle says, in Iela-
ton to cotton, that there is a manifest
disposition among some Of the planters
70 hold back for better prices, and the
continued large sales hers Al fail rates for
forward delivery encourage them ia this
course. Still the receipts are liberal, n
as the exports are only fair, stocks Al
some OF the Southern ports are ineress-
ing. Very much in the future depends
upon the extent Of the India cron this
year. Oar sdvices from Bombay are
very decided in stating that there will be
ma falling of in the shipments at that
point. Others, who are we'll informed.
claim on different information 3 differ.
ent result. All admit that early ia The
year in many distTiets there was foo
much rain, but later there has been
q change and the prospects are
better. Sun from some Of The
northwestern provinces u~nfAvorhble
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

- v LAG4A IA G2
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIS u. Elliott master
ms iao passenger packet leaves =
for fto above on ~
MONDAY, Dist inst st 5 pm.
For lreig1t or passage ppm to
ELLIOTT y MILLER, Agents.
delS g Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
Aemphlssna White River U.s.. Mail Psck3t co
Ashford master
Anis eSeeLent ste&iaer leaves
NeplPHA IS ABOVE ~
sATukDAT, l9th inst, 81 5 pm.
EofAroisht or passage apply to
HAkASGAD, Agent,
deIISt star Nh&rfooat. foot Noaroe st.
Memphis ana White River Us. Mail Packet Co
OSlal master
1hts excellent steamer leaves ~H-~
Memphis as GDeve. E
SATURDAY, 1911 inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY 4 SHARPE, Agents.
No. 81 Front street.
2. A. sayers. Passenger Agent. dei75
Regular white, Black and CaB rent
River Fac&et.
LADY WFfHAuP-~~.~..-..Capt Chas. Beers
Sid +. Humphrey, C.ers.
TIIIs packet viii make Weekly -
Z Tips from JaeksonpOrt, Ark, ES@E
up BACK river to POeahOntaS and Poplar HIaT.
ana up CGrIent river 81 Doniphan. She will
MAKE c-o5e connections at JacAsonpOr with The
Steamer Des Arc Every Saturday.
Shippers AID passengers may rely on her
punctualiiy. DIES I'm
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STEAMBOATS,.
FoR M RIyEn.

Regular Memphis ana Arkansas River Packet.
United States Mail.
n. ALLEN ........Rease p ltchard master
This hne passenger packet VIII -
leave as above, on -
MONDAY, 2ist inst, at D p N
Il. A. KENDIG, Agent.
del9 % S4 Front ST Mosby Block.
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WOLVES
s ehiedam S~chnapps

TEE abcTe Medicinal Beverage Is manufsc
tured by the proprietor, at his diStillery, in
Schiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
lisa.
It Is now some twenty years since the pro-
pristOr fret intro fEced it TO the American pub
lie, and duTia4 hist time he has received over
thres THOUSAND letters nom physicians. indors-
ing IL as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their Practice.
1t is msce nom barley OF the finest quality.
selected with great care from the prOducts OF
he most celebrated grain-groWing districts, is
Favored with the essence Of the aromatic tCni-
per-berry Of Italy, and is rectidsd by a peculiar
process, which expeIs nom the spirit every
&c-id particle.
AS q means Of preventing and correcting the
d'ssgreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
duoCd upon the stomach and bowels BY q
change OF Water-a visitation to which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unaeclimstsd persons
in the West. The South, and Southwest are Pc
cuiiarly l9ols-the -CHIEDAM AROaATIC
SCaSAPPS viii be found absolutely infaiible;
while Ia cases OF cropsy, grave, distractions OF
the kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, structure.
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
mended most emphaticaily by the most dis
tip guished members OF the medical profession.
IL is put mp in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name of the und --sizned on
the bottle and cork, \ 3 fsc-simiis OF mis- sig
nature on the label. For sale BY all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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DRUGS, xTc.
THEO. ~HOERNER,
analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and ADOtheeary.
81 and 90 Boa1 Street.
Norshwest corner OF s..ona,

CHEMICAL ANALYSES a. IN 5..o.
made. aud written repcr5s f1rrfsheI
Physicians Pnesoriotiops rar-f7r-
pounded az al hours COM
Patent Medicines. soapz- Pcra4-.--
AG1siSs, aes everything pertaining - 49,
6FoAe- senz7 n
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THE WEEKLY Pamela STAR.

IS P~UBLISuEOIN 4 SECTION or COUE-
L Try entirely tributary 10 Memphis. and has
q circulation unsurpsss ed by any other me-
uium OF that kind in North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally VIII hDd 1t
TO their advantage to advertise in the STAR-
Address PANOLA STAR,
-oeS Pa6OIa, Mss
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FOR CIKOIEEArE.
FOR RALE's POINT.

FOR RALE'S POINT.
Memphis and zsale's POfat Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceol2 and Hale's
Point.
The Sidewheel Passenger Packet
MYRTlE.-~..-.--~Captain W. c. Hardwick
AZ LII leave Memphis as above A
~ every tuesday and Satur-A
day, cOmmenclng Wednesday. November 21Ln,
and sill remain permanently in the trade and
by strict attention to business trusts 10 r7csIve
the patronage Of shippers.
EOr lreight or passage apply on board or TO
NlNSON x UONAHUE, Agents,
&4 Front street.
MART WALT Z Co, agents,
nOvZ2 No. ~ Front street.
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Mississippi ana tennessee Railroad.

ARRIYE. DEPART,
\ : OTlssnsExprsss. daily 800 PM. 300 pm,
"a accom'n, daily, eL-
cen Lnday...--..-..-. s;SJ an. btO p.ms
Frcfg ally, except sun
dsY .............. ....-.....- 4:l5 pm. 200 R.ns.
Takssenect Sunday august is, 1883.
A. s. LIVERA0RE. Gen1Supt.
o, P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. aul5