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Memphis News from Abroad.

The Memphis correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune thus rerdciOUSY de-
scribes the sO-caIled " Dickens-BOltOn
feud," of which so much bOsh has
been written in u own papers:
"Thls deadly enmity originated a
long time since between the family OF
Dickens on the one side and the Pat
tersons on the other, and has intensi-
fed until il has enlisted the near rela-
tives OF each family, who now espouse
the quarrel with as venomous a spirit
as the original principals.
"'The headquarters Of these families
are hut abOutan hours drive from the
city; and at times the war is renewed
between them with such spirit and de-
Termination that the entire neighbOr-
hood is thrown into a violent panic OF
alarm, 50 that mounted parties of the
DOliee force have to be despatched to
the scene Of action to restore order
and quiet.
"The male cOmbatants on the Dick
ems side are becoming sc thinned out
and scattered that their enemies find
some difficulty in coming upon them.
And the Young men on the Patterson
SIDE are apparently ready TO take the
women In the course of their retalia.
ton. when they cannot find the men.
OF the DIckenses, however, there are
stIn the old man, the murderer Of Mr.,
Bolton, and one son, who are able to
fight"
The two last paragraphs are refresh
ing, very. We wish this most vera
cious correspondent would tell US the
date Of the last eruption OF the family
volcano, when mounted police had TO
be sent Out2 The" deadly feud that
has lasted so many years, and has cost
60 many lives, is less than three wears
old, and, so far a. IS known, has cost
the life Of but one MANTLE late Wade
Bolton. The last paragraph Is so abb
gurd that it Is not worth notice.
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls ron
the Memphis POstOfice,ss

Chattanooga, Richmond, 4Snlns555 South.
I Iot brs &C. and Montgomery 49, -
co.-s -, fhe Memphis and Inafleslon
fa.rCT Ce-traI. Mobile and ONO, NUsn-
Nt4s C.sttsuOoga ana East lennessSe
R.siirosds. arrive at 2:A pm close AT A
am roufa Nashville. LOUIS
-fTfe cincinnati, Cleveland, PlIlsbufB,E 4A1,
ELLIII6fa BuraIo, Albany, New York, ell
ciftes North and Vest, arrive al E'N Pm
Sew orleans, Baton Rouge, jackson, Nleks'
-rg Matches and all cities South, arrive a.
M: closes ct 10; - AIN. r.r,.a
An stations on the Mississippi dnu Aenn
&c New Orleans and Jackson ana So1tE
atlroads. arrive ct s pm; closes az Ig-42 P;I.I,
Wemnbis and Little Rock Railroad, lit,
Rock. Madison, Sundays eXcepteoil aEii'S
nm: close at pm. Ark
MARION Wfttsburg and Claiborne ara,
-g-weeEivN Monday Wednesday anuf fluaS
rive a. 10 am; close al II am. -t
Oiive Branch and Byhalia, Mlssl VseMi
Feekl1 Monday n Friday, arrive Pm
close at 5 pm. -o,rlA Erfdav
.rrive al 10 a. close at II
Ijttle Rock and Helena an IahoLIs
White river, semI-weekIyl Iuesla! anu 0
rrSev arrive at 9 An; close al pm
P5Te Rlud and Helena, and an l9hulnss ~
Arkansas river (tri-weeklyJ Iuesua9 A =
Jav and saturday, arrive al sah-i cLose u
pm. - ussissinpf river souti
tsemi-weekly) Tuesday anu oa'uI01'' No."
Stga.m.: close at pm.
m Ie-1Sinps on the Mississippi river nOru
,sernE-weekly) Monday and THURSDAY aIIl'
" gam.: close at 1850 PIN.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
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THE GREAT PICNIC.
Meeting of the Committee of the
Confederate Soldiers Relief
and Historical Association.

Pursuant to adjournment the Com
mittee of Arrangement for the picnic
of the Confederate Soldiers Relief
and Historical Association, met yes
terday at 4 pm. at the Office of c.
NOurse, Esq, Agent of the Phoenix
Insurance Company.
All the members of the Committee
were present except Gov. Harris. Mr..
Henry Mode took the Chair and
called the meeting to order.
The Secretary read several cOmmu-
nications which were reported to the
| appropriate committees.
Mr.. Mcclure, lessee Of Central Park,
was introduced and rendered the use
of that Park, free of expense. On
motion the offer was referred to the
! Committee on Grounds and Music,
/ and a vote of thanks was returned to
Mr.. Mcclure.
The reports of the subcommittee
being called for, Capt. Harvey Mathes,
on entertainment, made a report,
which was adopted, each clause being
voted separately. The following IS an
outline of the more important portions
emitting details:
/. A short address of fifteen OF
twenty minutes duration by some
orator who has not often appeared be
fore a Memphis audience since the
war.
.. In view of the fact that managing
the refreshment stands of all sorts, L
a matter involving a great deal o
trouble. and in the hands of mex
perienced persons is a hazardous busl
ness, the committee recommends tina
the Refreshment Committee advertlS,
to let the said stands to the highes
bidder.
8. A sufficient police force to entorc'
the strictest order.
The Committee on Grounds AM
Music, reported in favor c
James Park, as the place Of holding
the entertainment. As to music bu
one bid was received, and it was re
feIred back to the Committee.
The Committee on Printing re
ported progress.
The Committee on Retreshment
did the same, and were instructed 1
accordance with the suggestion OF IN
| Committee on Entertainment to &C
vertise for bids for the privilege, tn
contract to remain open until the lot
inst.
A message was received from Cap
t Thomson, owner of the great ba
loon dCity of Memphis" tenderin
3. the free use of it on condition that n
, Committee pay for its imitation. r.
{ ferred to the Entertainment Comm
tee. ,
5 After a discussion of details I'll
Committee adjourned.
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A Card from REGISTRAR Eouuhner.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 8, lSbS.
Editors Appeal. In view of the diff
ficulties that may occur on the day of
election by the coming of crowds to the
city, and to prevent violence, fraud
and blaodshed, I hereby recommend
that all persons vote at their several
precincts and wards, ample arrange
ments having been made for holding
the election at each precinct in the
county and ward in the city. Instruc-
ton will begiven to the various judges
Of election, in city especially, 20 require
a satisfactory reason from every man
offering to vote out of his own district
or ward, for his absence therefrom.
have also prepared for the several
precincts of the county and wards of
the city copies of the lists of all the
voters. arranged for ready reference,
showing all those in the county of
Shelby entitled to vote. And l here
by give notice to all persons holding
bogus certificates not to obstruct the
polls by useless attempts to vote, as
thew viii be detected and arrested by
the police. Having consulted Sheriff
Curry and Commissioner Pearne, they
will furnish ample force to quell all
disturbances that may occur.
JOHN p. BOCGHNER,
commissioner of Registration.
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H SCHOOL FUND.
The State Treasurer is Gathering
II In.

From the Nashville Banner of Tues,
day we learn that Mr.. James +. Rust,
| State Treasurer, has returned to that
city from a trip to Nicksburg, Mem
phis and Cincinnati, whittier he went
some days ago, in accordance with in,
structiOnS received from the Comp
troller of Currency at Washington, to
purchase certified claims amounting
10 SIGH % against the Tennessee Ma
tional Bank at Memphis in behalf OF
the State. In this undertaking he has
| succeeded most admirably. He has
purchased the claims at a discount for
much less than that sum. The amount
of the claims still held against the
bank amount to 500 -.
In connection with Mr.. Thomas X,
Smith, of Memphis, State Attorney,
and Mr.. VIM. A. Hill, Receiver of the
bank, he will go to Washington with
in the next ten days, where he will
receive S55,0 00 Of the school fund, less
the expenses of the Receiver, of the
Tennessee National Bank
The Receiver will, when this settle
ment shall have been made, be re-
leased of any further control of the
bank.
on Monday Nj. Rust received a let
ter from Mr.. Smith, stating that a de-
cree had been rendered in the Chan
cerv Court of Shelby county, ordering
the sale of the assets OF the Tennessee
National Bank. He viii, therefore,
proceed to Memphis subsequent to his
return from Washington, and sell out
the assets of the bank, which will be
bought in by the State.
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j. NJ. VARIAN g. SON,
Successors to F.. B. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
Nos. 20 and y B0HERY,
Near Canal St., NEW o R

ME would beg leave respectfully TO call
Nv your attention to our stock O~fCLorH1SG,
Witch Is one Of the largest in the city, cut in
the most fashionable style, and made in the
best manner, and viii be sold at exceedingly
low prices.
Our OUT \ CHILDRESS
now complete, IS the most extensive IN the
eountry. unsurpassed in quality and style,
and comprises a full assortment OF Dress anu
SehoO Suits
line a full assortment OF Gents Underwear
Hosiery, Gloves. Crayats, Ties shirts, I'm
breIIas, etc. SHIFTS made to order and guar
anteed to at.
CUSTOM D6PARrAEHT--Ne WonlN ISL 70
this department the particular OF
gentlemen who have their clothes made 10
order. We have a large assortment OF cloths
and Cassimeres, of the finest that can be
found in the European markets. also a full
assortment OF fne American Casslmeres.
we FEEL s~angufne that the most fastfdious
must certainly see something with which
my ]. N. vARIAN & SON,
BIZ. INGRAHAM,
JYz Formerly Of Memphis Tenn.
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Memphis and White River Packet Company
United States Mall Li8e.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IL
L Passenger Packets Of the[
me will leave Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday at 5 O'Clock pm, for all points
on Little Red and White rivers as high up as
J~acksonport:
TUESDAY:
LIBERTY .............JOh b. Davis, Master
SATURDAY:
NATOMA~.4.--........---..W. j. Ashford, Master
Making close connections with the railroad
at DeNalls Bluff for Little Rock and all points
above on the Arkansas river; at JaeksOnpori
with light-Water packets for BatesviUe and ell
points OF upper White river; also for Poca-
hontas, POwhattan, and all points on Black
river. This line viii give through bills Of
lading to Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on White
Little Red and Black rivers. Also, ticket pas.
sengers through to all above points. Freight
received at all times by the gents.
JOHN L. ADAMS, President.
AGENT: 7. A. KENDIG,
aug2 34 Front ST.. MOshy Block.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
D~lSsoLUTIoE NOTICE,

81. lofts Mutual LIE Insurance COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 8 MADIsOS ST.
MEMPHIS, TESS. June ], lS9.
THE c-opartnership heretofore existing IN
der the name or q. LONSDALE & CO.,
i this day dissolved by the retirement Of
can't. 3. F. White. The business VIII be con-
Quoted in future by ]. G. LOnsdale and New
ton :. Otis, under the name Of LONSDALEG
OTTS jsD
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Business NOTICING contracts or
OBLIGATIONS assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee OF ms
Office will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bhlS
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself IN per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH d Co.
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Special Election Notice.

OFFICE SUsir METROPOLITAN POLICE,
MEMPHIS, August, 5, 1869.
Persons passing to and fro on any
road in the county on this day, Lead
ing to the city OF any voting precinct
must not be malested,
No person viii be allowed to act as
patrol on any such road, except spe-
cially designated by the Superintend-
ent of Police.
Any violation of this notice will be
reported at once to this Office.
=. "a. PEAREE,
Supt. ", p.
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FOR ST.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS.

ONE of the Company's fine Pas IT,
" senger steamers win leave -
follows:
RUBICON, MONDAY, Aug. ., at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. 8, 5 pm
BELLE ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY, Aug. 5, 5 pm
LUMINARY, FRIDAY, Aug. s, at pm.
CITTOF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug :. at Bpm
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
70 General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
SAM q. WEAyER, Ticket Agent. angl
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ERONI the above il viii be seen that We
Z have become the SUCCESSORS Of AeSsFs. +,
Robbins & Bradley. IN the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience In
his trade induces Us to rely upon a ~coutiuu-
auee of the very liberal patronage bestowed
ubon our predecessors. We propose 10 keep
on hand q stock well adapted 70 the wants OF
t6eSurroundin country. and vi be prepared
at all times 10 Oner greattnducements 10 pur-
chasers.
BARBOUR WILDER & SIMPSON.
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Hams Gospel.

Editors Appeal Thinking that your
readers generally may not be aware
of the degree of enlightenment ana
Christian knowledge in our commu-
nifty, / have concluded to give you a
few items that have been accidentally
communicated TO me:
A few weeks ago a cOlOred woman
made some inquiries about the scrip
lures, that Serel OHle should take
hold Of one md3'S coat tail, saying that
her minister had been preaching on
the subject. She stated that he main
tanned that the women were more to
blame than the men, because the men
could only ask, but the women could
either refuse or give their con-
sent. This is not st. Paul's
gospel, but it is working Won
| ders among the SONS and daugh-
| tiers of Ham. For instance, last week
| there were returned marriage license
| of one couple of cOlOred and eight
/ couples of whites. Thus marriages
seem to be in the proportion of one
colOred to eight white, although the
colored voters have generally been
two or three to one.
EkEIA NtlHOll LAA4E HAS AAaeA AAAAaNAA
experience in hiring house servants
must have been struck with the fact,
/ that a very large number Of cOlored
women rent houses, and take washing
10 paw rent and makea scanty support,
while their husbands are luXuriating
in their OtiUm cam digHHdte.
How comfortable these colOred
brethren must feel, while listening to
the minister illustrating the prophecy!
each one feeling that seven women are
waiting to take hold of his coat tail,
and knowing that whatever blame
| there may be, the women must bear
the most of it. The prophecy is still
more consoling when it represents the
women as saying We will eat our
own bread, and wear OurOwnapparel."
AT some of the cOlOred churches,
perhaps all, the exercises are kept up
almost every night, and are frequently
continued till two or three O'Clock in
the morning; and for n or two
squares around the loud expressions
Of eXstatic joy are more than honest
SOmnus can bear. But we outsiders
have this little cOnsOlatiOn-that II
we cannot sleep, W. are more inclined
to watch; and in these progressive
times specially, we should watch as
well as pray.
Now l am not disposed to MAJ the
consolation that result from such ex-
plantations of prophecy, but l am
strongly tempted TO suggest to some
legal adventurer, that he could make
a rise by quitting politics, and bring
ing suit against every man, without
regard to color, who is living with a
woman TO whom he is not lawfully
married. A. b. c.
STANDING CoNrMITTEEs.-At a
meeting Of the Conservative EXeeu-
tive Committee of Shelby county,
held at their headquarters on July u,
1869, the following committees were
appointed, and ordered to be pub
Iished:
Auditing Committee-Franeis d.
Stockton, Robert GoOde. Jas. o. Durff.
Committe, on Canvass-Francis d.
| stockton, George R. Powell, ]. Har-
vey Mathews, Paul Cicalla, Ii. Town
send. A. Woodward.
Finance Committee-R. d. Baugh,
]. S. Kerr. B. +. Looney.
Committee on Speaking-M. ].
Wright, M. D. l.. Stewart, II. NJ.
] JOHN s. KERR, Sec. pro tem'
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OFFICE NOTES.-The establlsheu
oaine hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from 5 am 10
10 pm. and we hope u advertisers
will conform TO this rule.
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FINE PEACHEs.-I am receiving
constantly the finest peaches ever
brought TO this market, which l Will
cell 9f reasonable figures and deliver
free TO any part Of the city.
Is II. FLYNN, 80 Beal street.
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EXCRUCIATING.-If there is any
pain more excruciating than another
this hot weather, it Is a soft or hard
corn, a bunion on the side Of the foot,
a nail growing in the flesh. If our
readers are troubled with any of the
above torments, call on that skillful,
accomplished and scientific surgeon
chiropodist, DR.. Lane, at his rooms,
Peabody Hotel, and your relief is in
Simultaneous. There IS a methodin his
plan.
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FOR v4OKsRUAa,
United States MaiI---FOr VIcksburg.

ONE Of the COmpany's fine Pas A
" senger steamers viii leave Qn-E-z
the following days, making all Way Land
irgs between Memphis and Nicksburg:
MARBLE CTS, SATURDAY, Aug. st s pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, Aug. g. at pm.
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, Aug. Il, at SPIN.
JULIA, MONDAY, August IS, 40 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis WharfbOat.
b. augf E8EM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT.

RsgBIsr Memphis and Friar's Point Tn
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEk--Greo Malone master
This elegant passenger packet -@
will leave as above every MOE-A-
nay WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at pm
For freight OF passage apply on board. LEH
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALEs POINT TRl.WgEELY PACKET.

COMMENCING ON OR ABOUT THE FKF
FEENTH OFSEPTEMBER.
TVHE Memphis and st. L6uis IL
L Packet Co. viii run their dueA
side-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 o'clock; returning, viii leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur-
day, at u o'clock M, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY W. SMITH. President.
FEN. CAIVERT. SuperintenlenE W.
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DISSOLUTION.

T,HE copartuership heretofore existing L.
tEeeu5 P ". Price and A B.
under the style OF Price z Treadwen5 tsdE-
soTved BY the withdrawal OF r " Price, TO
date from the Ist inst. Either one IS author
- - collect and receipt for debts due the
a. Arm- r. ". PRICE,
A. B. TREADWELL.
NEW FRNL-TREADWELL BROS. haYtpg
y bought the interest OF Col z W. Price
In the Iate firm Of Price & Treadwell, VIII
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business az
the Old stand. No. Is Union street, Lee BLOCK,
under firm style OF bros, where
tsev win be pleased 20 see the old friends 81
the late arm, ana as manEo ones IS may -
nisasa1 10 can. 4. B. TREADWELL
r $. TREADWELL.
b d. TREADWELL.
Mamnh Tenn. IllT 5. ls59. lyi
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DISSOLUTION.

THE arm OF z. ROBBINS 8 BRADLEY, or
Memphis and New York, IS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
viii be signed by either party In liquidation.
The entire stock Of goods and the good viii
off business has been sold and conveyed 70
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER &
Who will conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own account, and in whose behalf
the confidence Ofthe public IS respectfully so
ELISHA EOBBI<5,
Il -Tarran sArect Ne-v York CITY.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6! Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, ST. Louis, Louis
willie. Nashville and New York Dailles,
besides the latest illustrated Neeklles
oud N0ufhlieS.
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FINE CLOTHING AT AUCTION
this Thursday morning at lO O'Clock
nv GOTT1IEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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L

THE Grm al Baylsss, Evedts q Co. Is dis
solved. The business VIII be closedup
at their office. E6 Front street
NeSsrs. Z. v. EveTitt & Co. VIII continue
the importing and Commission business at
B aAVLIss.
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7. D. EDWARDS, No. 2I8 Second
street is receiving daily shipments OF
fine Kentucky soft free-stone peaches,
which are acknowledged to be the
choicest fruit ever brought to Men,
phis.
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WANrED.-Two good shoemakers,
IN work on ladies' shoes. Apply at
EagIe Boot and Shoe Store, No. 344
Main street.
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GLASSWARE AND NOTIONS
AT AUCTION this Thursday morn
ing az 10 o'clock by
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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bills Of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at I36l Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies Of the latest
ate nom everywhere.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis = GlnoiIuau Packet Cqmpany-
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN AA1Af HaH7NCA
This elegant passenger steamer @
will Leave as above ~-zzSs
FRIDAY. 9Th inst. at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
anal guL Madison sLrael-
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900 MOSQUITO NETS at private
sale by GOTTLEIB & EZEKIEL,
corner Second and Adams streets.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Memphis and Arkansas River
RPaeket Comp'yz2
SUMMER
United States Mail Lima:

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSES-
i ger boats Of this line leave Memphls for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN---PRrrcHARD. Master
Mondays, at 5 O'Clock pm
B~LA1sDELL, Master
Fridays, ats o'clock pm
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, q with the following pack
cts, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
Thurdays, al o'clock pm:
FORT GIBSON----John Woodburn, Master
Master
Thus making two trips week from LITTLE
ROCK through 70 FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of lading given for freight %
and from New Orleans, Memphis, St Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati
Frefzhts delivered a. destination, al al
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 70 ship BY this lire
from the North, East or West % any poll
he Arkansas river, should have GeT
CONSUMED 70 "ME3TPHrs
ER PACKET COMPANY at Memphis orhc-13
Front street, Mosby BlOck-) Those shipping
rom New Orleans should consigu 70 Mem
phfs and Arkansa River Packet Company,
Mouth Of White River.
JOHN i. ADAMS, President.
TIA. KEEDIG, Agent,
FvT OfIca 34 Front street. MOSbV Block.