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" passenger packet, and has no superior
in the trade in point of speed OF comfort.
while her officers are noted for their ur-
banity and politeness. Levy and Rob-
bins are her agents.
The Dan Able, Capt. Jas..Lee-Stacker
Lee, chief purser-leaves for Friar's
Point this evening. The Able Is a. fleet
as the wind and as pretty a. q May
flower.
The Hamilton, Capt. VIII Hardwiek. Is
the'regular packet for Osceola and every
landing this side this afternoon az 5 D.
IN. Mar Walt acts al agent.
The Belle st. Louis, Capt. Ziegler, and
J.. w. Baskette clerk, leaves for st. Louis
this morning at 10 o'clock. She arrived
behind time last night, and was com
PEELED to lay over until to-day.
The Noble Able leaves here this morn
ing at 8 o'clock for st. Louis. Capt. Dan
Able Is her commander.
The Thompson Dean win be down this
afternoon and leaves for New Orleans at 6
O'Clock. Capt. Jas. Pepper in command.
The g. w. Cheek caves for Haile's
Point, Oseeola, and points this side this
evening at 5 o'clock. She is a fine steam
boat, and her commander, Capt. George
Malone, with Frank Gonterman as CLERK,
are ooatmen without any superiors.
The Nick Longworth leaves for New
OAAooHo SALo 0fchiuB a. y CLOCK. Oue Is
q comfortable passenger packet, and Capt.
Lew Hates, with Eugene Bowers as clerk.
Both are as careful, competent and affa-
bic officers as run the river.
The Arkansas arrived last night, and
leaves to-day at 10 am. for the upper Ar
kansas river. Capt. a. h. Shaw is her
commander, and A. J. Mcconnell Is clerk,
while Larry Harmstad is agent.
The Sam Hale is expected this evening
from Cincinnati.
The work of digging the New Orleans
and Ship Island Canal was begun last
Saturday about a mile above CarrolLon.
The YazOo is In a bad navigSble condi-
tion- Numerous wrecks OF steamers sunk
during the war Obstruct the channel
The City of Alton left st. Louis last
night and will pass here on Sunday at
noon.
The Mollie Able has 5000 sacks of salt
on board
A new steamer, to be called the Mary
Miller, is being constructed at Cincinnati
to run between this city and Evansville.
The Bismarck was advertised to leave
New Orleans last night.
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Personal.


Mr.. Parkman arrived from Washington
yesterday.
Mr.. fainter, Of New York, left the city
for his home yesterday.
Col. F. A. Tyler, senior editor Of the
APPEAL, arrived home yesterday from a
very pleasant visit to Nashville.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell., who has lust re-
turned from q trip to California and the
Territories, Ia stopping at the 0verton
Hotel.
Capt. N. c. Clusky is In Nashville,
looking we'll and very much better for the
recent operation and the admirable treat
ment of his physician.
His many friends in Memphis will be
glad to know that Mr.. Sam MOsby has re-
covered from a long and severe spell of
sickness, and Is again attending to BUSH
ness.
Col. Joe McAIlllon left last evening on
the steamer Caldwell for Arkansas. He
will visit the principal towns on Arkan-
sas and White rivers. He is connected
with the great house of Menken Brothers.
commend him to the courtesy of our
Arkansas friends.
Gen. Phillips, of Georgia, who has been
In town for q few days. leave today for
his home at Macon. He will attend the
Convention at Louisville, and will make
q report to that body concerning the min
eral of the South and South
west. From " hat ws-know of the Gene
raj something effective may be expected.
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snksi HERzoG & BRO.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

We are indebted TO Messrs. Cowper-
thwit, Chapman & Co, 279& Main street,
for " Ord and CreeSe," a novel by the au-
thor Of the " Dodge Ctub." Though on the
high sensational order in plot and elimin-
Etion, ths ton throughout Is good, and
the interest is such that the reader regrets
sry interruption until it Is finished.
in our report of the proceedings OF
the Board OF Aldermen yesterday morn
Ing. We report Alderman O'Donnell a.
sewing that ne was one Of the kind that
oppressed poor men," Those were his
words, but Mr.. OiOonnell desires Is to
say that he meant 1t las he most GER
tRinly did ironically, and was a slap at
those members of the Board who are
eternslly prsting about the ''poOr man"
The Fair at Sardis, Miss, will COM
mence on Tuesday, the 18th inst. 1t will
hs very numerously attended and will no
douh be 3 complete success. Parties in
tending TO exhibit should enter and ship
their articles or stock during the week
previous 10 the fair. The Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad company will a
special train daily during the fair, leaving
Memphis about half past seven In the
morning. and leaving Sardis about half
past o In the evening.
The lovers of billiards will remember
that this day is set apart by Mr.. McKeOgh,
me uOerai proprietor OF me PEABODY no
tel Billiard Room, for the benefit of the
Confederate Relief and Historical AsEocia-
ton. Il is a noble and worthy object, and
To hope that every billiard player In the
city Will play q few games to-day at the
Peabody Billiard Room. the fund 20 be
rsiR6d il to ba donated 10 the Confederate
Association for the relief Of the many de-
pendent widows and orphans whose na-
tural protectors died IN defence Of the
I0s: Cause II Il to keep the widow
and orphan out Of the county po0r-hulsa
ar from begging their bread on the streets.
This Association has relieved the want
~ many worthy objects, and can c0nlinue
ia j good cause rs long as they are aided
by benefits such a. they receive to-day.
tv!. Cockrell, the proprietor OF the pOpu-
Jar Peabody, has generously rendered tho
entire receipts of The bar for the occasion.
We hope tho Association Will have Il
rcusinE benefit.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer New YOrk-Circus boat-Cairo.
Arkansas, st. Louis.
Colorado, Yicksburg.
d" Virginia, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Colorado, st. Louis.
=" Virginia, Louisville.
{" GuidOn, Arkansas river.
" w. A. Caldwell, White river.
IN PORT.
Steamers Dan Able, Ozark, G. w. Cheek,
Cora g., New York, Arkansas.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
New ORLEANS, October 7.-Boats de-
mark. for st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, October THE river is
falling with i've feet sir inches in the ca
nal. 1t is also falling above this place.
NASHVILLE, October THE river is
falling. The weather is fair and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, October ARRIVED: Bee
and barges, Mississippi, and Belle Mem
phis.
Departed: LnmInary and City of Al
ton.
C~INeISNATT, October ~ Departed:
Lorena for Memphis.
The river is falling, with IL feet In the
channel here, and 4 feet at Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE. October 7~.-Departed:
Groesbeck and Mary Houston.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, October Z.
The river declined 2 inches the previ-
Gus "a hours. 1t stood % feet IL inches be-
low the high water mark of 1867 this
morning. CHAS. GOODWIN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Business at the levee to-day. was dull,
and the landing presented a less active
appearance than usual. Arrivals and de-
partures were few. Several departing
steamers had good trips. The weather
was clear and warm.
The Commercial, Capt. Jno. B. Davis,
Jas. Thompson and Charlie Sharpe clerks,
leaves for White river tomorrow evening
a. 3 O'Clock, she runs as q regular week
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While in this department Mr.. Lowenstein
explained to us his plans for the erection

While in this department Mr.. Lowensteiu
explained to us his plans for the erection
of
AN ELEyxToE
like those in large hotels, to transport
ladies from one story to another without
the fatigue OF climbing several flights OF
stairs. This VIII be efected In the space
between the rear OF Lowenstoin's and the
Senate building, and viii reach from the
floor up TO the third story. The machine
is already here, and cost $500.
Mounting to the BIZ
THIRD FLOOR,
in the recently q TO the build
ing, we found a continuation OF their i'm
mense Wholesale stock. Vast piles OF
bales of kerseys, checks, bed ticks, whits,
rod and grey blankets, and domestics, fill
tas room so that there Is scarcely space
enough left for statesmen to get around.
Passing from 1t through an Rrched door
way into the large hall of the main build
ing we entered the wholesale
ROOT, sHoR AND HAT
department, which, like all The balance,
Is craDmed with stock Of every grade.
Leaving this, we entered
H C-LoAK-MAKIEG DEPARTMENT.
This consists of two rooms in the "L,"
both of which are under the superinten-
dence of Madame Mare, whom we intro
0ANNA w ot ~ "a "a ~foHOs "
of u lady friends have since had occa-
sion TO meet her personally, and can testi-
fy to her great skill as a cloak cutter, and
her taste and judgment in the selection of
material, choice of style, etc. In the in
ner room we found a dozen or so hand
some young ladies busily engaged in the
manufacture OF cloaks. From their sp-
p~earance, no one would believe that they
were of the class of whom Tom Hood,
and nn1ra1 Of nnata a. aO-NG1lnd ~ efnna
him, had sung so dolefully and dismally.
Tho outer isthe cutting department.
EMPLOYEES.
Messrs. Lowenstein employ in their en-
tire establishment about eighty persons,
male and female. OF these twenty-five
are female-most of them young ladies of
good family, who are employed in the
cloak department. On the frst floor in
the retail department there are between
thirty-five and forty persons employed.
Mr.. w. w. ShOuse is floor manager of
this department, and is a gentleman we'll
qualified for b position. Tit business
is carried on in the most approved East
ern style-no package or bundle, however
minute or trifing, that does not pass
through the hands of our young friend
Carey, who subjects everything to the
most rigid surveillance. He is the right
man In the right place. MeSsrs. Davis
and Marks have charge of the dress goods
department, and are great favorites with
the ladies. In the wholesale department
there are ten gentlemen, under the man
agement of Messrs. Molloy and Offner.
The whole of this grand establishment is
managed by Mr.. Bernard LoHenstein, of
whom there can scarcely be said too
much In praise, not only on account of his
business capacities, but of his sterling in
tegrity ofcharacter, and hberality toward
all with whom he may come in contact.
The same may be said of his brothers,
with equal truth. and we wish they may
eventually build up a fortune like that of
A. T. Stewart.
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LAW REPORTS.
Municipal Court.

GREEN T. EoUTE, JUDGR
The business transacted on yesterday
was as follows:
In the case of the State vs.. Brizolari, the
warrant was dismissed.
The State vs. Martha Hawkins, warrant
dismissed at cost of prosecutrix.
State VS.. w. Mclean, stricken from
docket.
State vs. Jno. Smith, same order.
State va. Lewis Wright, same order.
State VS.. q. McGehee, ssIne order.
State va. A. II. Douglas, same order.
The cases set for trial to-day are as fol-
lows:
2l5s-State vs. Radigan, assault and
battery.
22l3-State VS.. Herman.
22l4-Stste VS.. Baker, larceny.
220-State vs.. Pepper, assault.
The Dickens case was called up on yes
terday. Several witnesses were exam
ined on behalf Of the defense.
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Shelby Circuit Court.

GEohaRE ". REEYE5, UD0
0nyesterday the jury in the case of tho
State Us. Henry Pigues (negro), indiei-
ment for larceny, returned a verdict Of
guilty and fixed the period of imprison-
inent at three years Ia the Penitentiary,
In the case of the State VS.. VIM. John
son (negroL Indictment for larceny, the
jury returned averGIct of not guilty.
In the case of the State VIZ. Henry
Woods, Indictment for house-breaking,
etc, attachments were issued for absent
witnesses. If the witnesses are brought
In by the Sheriff the case Will be proceeded
with to-day. The State docket will be
called as usual.
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THE PEoPLEs,-The card of this old
and well established Insurance Company
will be found In another column. It has
Just declared a 10 per cent. dividend on It's
past six months earnings. which speaks
we'll for the business doing by the COM
pany. The officers are we'll known In this
community and throughout the South
west az reliable business men, who take
only what are known as desirable risks.
$. X. Reed, ESQ.,, the former secretary,
having been elected Cashier of the Union
and Planters Bank, Mr.. J. a. Simmons
has been elected to fill the vacancy. Mr..
S. has large experience in the science Of
insurance. and the company will continue
to prosper as of old. Being a local insti-
it IS peculiarly worthy Of pat
Don't fail to read the card TO be
found elsewhere in this issue.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER \
and Arkansas River
cPacket CompYz&
STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
the Arkansas river; and until the compile
ton ofthe new boats the following boats VII
constitute the line;
THOMAsH n. ALLEN.Ll-PRrrcHARD. Master
~BLAIsDELL, Master
dUIDON Rice, Master
H-b4NDb Aefkehs mA8teE
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
ti0ns at Little Rock with the Conpany'snsht
araught packets: ~. 80
VAN Uk Master
MEISlCA N-.--LeTi Chapman, Master
EOHI Master
FOhA OAbcON -s---------E SIRiLh, Master
For All points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills of Iading given for freight %
and from New Orleans, Memphis, Sc. Louta,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
FFefghts delivered at destination. at al
stages OF the river, without storing or b
delay. VI
Any persons desiring 70 ship by this linz
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
the Arkansas river, should ave their goods
consigned to EMPHI AND ARKANsAs Rav-
ER JACKET COMPANY. AT Memphis (on1ee 90
Front street, MoSby BiOck.l Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign 70 Mem
phts and Arkansas River Packet COMPANY"
Mouth Of White River.
The above ompan are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which VII
be finished shout the LIST October, thu
securing to their patrons a reliable tri-week
~ line In high or low wafer.
All persons who ship goods TO the care OF
this company, at Nemphis or Mouth Of White
river must send bills Of lading 10 the agent
Of this company to prevent delay.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
WI GRAHAM, Agent,
oo Omee 90 Front street. Mosby blOok-
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ARRIVED. Sosrds, General Agent Of
the Southern Publishing COMPANY. has
arrived from New Orleans, and intends
commencing the canvass for the MIemuhis
CITY Directory Tor the coming year, as
sisted by 4 competent force Of reporters
Il Will oe remembered that this Company
Published our last Directory, and as II
has given entire satisfaction, We believe
our business men viii see the Importance
pfG1pPorting the coming work.
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BUSINESS NoTrcE.-No contracts or oh
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at onr counte or recognized
Is an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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WRAPPING PAPER FoR SALE CHEAP.
storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity OF wrapping paper cheap
Tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting rOOm.
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\ COMPLETE stock of FAN and Winter
Goods, just received and selling very low;
consisting of the best ladies', misses' and
children's shoes. Latest stYles of dress
gOods, Of every description; complete as
sOrtment of iannels, linsey, jeans. etc. I;
clOaks and shawls of the greatest varietiea,
all Of which viii be sold "cHEAP," at
VESDIG & BRO.
No. 26 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn,
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MURRAY & RIDeELY, merchant t~ailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention Of
their customers and all others in want of
anything in their line, that they are re-
ceiving and will be able to show them as
fine a stock Of goods, and will put them
up in ~ fine style as any first class estab-
Ishment Ia the United States.
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NJ. McKeoqh. ESQ;

NJ. McKeOgh, ESQ.,:
Dear SIR: In accepting your generous
offer for the use of your billiard rooms
for the benefit of the widows and orphans
OF the Confederate dead on Friday next,
we return you our polite and cordial
thanks. Please tender to Col. Cockrell
the same for the uso OF The hotel bar on
that day. a oammitto9 VIII DO appointed
to accept the receipts, and the public
generally are invited TO be present.
Very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
GEN. PATTON ANDERSON,
DIR. J. II. ERSKISE,
COL. J. II. EDMOED50N,
Committee.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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ONE HUNDRED CASES beautiful prints.
delaines and staple dry goods just re-
ceived. Merchants, take notice.
MENKEN BROS
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We are now Offering n very handsome
stock of dry good at low prices.
T.W. JOHNSTON & co.
3f7 Main street.
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Confederate Soldiers Relief and Historical
Society Benefit.

Confederate S0IdIeF8 HeIIeT and HIst0rIoaI
Society Benefit.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. S, 1860.
To General Patton Anderson, DR.. J. II.
Erskine and Col. j.. II. EdmOndson,
COMMITTEES:
GEsTs: You having accepted my offer
of last July of a benefit Including the
entire receipts of my rooms for one day
and mighty to your organization, 1 now
designate Friday next for the occasion,
hoping to see ali of our friends on that
day. 1 beg that your committee will
name a few gentlemen to take charge of
receipts during the day.
Very resp'y, NJ. McKROGH.
p. 81 am Instructed by Col. Cockrell
to offer your committee the entire receipts
of his bar-room for same occasion.
NJ. Mex.
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SIPS to 1926 reduction in the price Of the
world-renowned gold-medal Pianos of
Chickering & Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos 1T $500. Terms easy. II. g. HOL-
LENBERG, Agent, No. S 2Second street.
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BrT y. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of MiEgaus u Thorn, manufa ctursrs, 90
Main street, Clay Building.
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18th Annual Opening oftho Fur Season.
FRANCISCO & WIGGIE,
Hatters and FurrieTs,
30T Main st., Under Peabody Hotel,
Agents for the Southwestern Fur Co.
Our Stock of
LApIKs' FANCY DRESS FRS Is now conf
plete, with sl the latest patterns. This
stock was selected from the best EnrO-
pean and North American fur msnufac-
Jurors, and will be sold at prices that Will
defy competition.
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Bills of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in su1ns to suit,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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WHEATON d Co., IIatters and F0rEiers
30 2siu. New styles just received.
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NOTION goods, hosiery, gloves, corsets,
hoop skirts, balmoral skirts, ETC., etc,
now open. 7. w. JOHNSTON s. CO.,
347 Main street.
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= LARGE stock of Black and ColOred
Skins just opened.
HERZoG & BRO.
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GRAND display Of silks, satins and
cfosks, Imported from Paris, on Monday
lSh inst. MENkEN BROS.
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BRrLLIANr diaplay OF Plaids, Poplins
and Dress Goods now opened.
MENKEN BROS.
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MINCE PIES, Fruit Pies and Boston
Cream Cakes, from this day, at BertOn's
Confectionery, corner of Fourth and Pop
lar streets; also every variety of cake,
candy and bread, fresh everyday. Orders
for wedding cake filled at short notice.
Remember Berton's Confectionery, corner
Poplar and Fourth.
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NEW styles hats and caps Just received
at Wheaton & Co. Is, 27S Main.
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BRIDAL Tronseaus Will be exhibited at
our grand opening on the 18th inst.
MENKEN BROS.
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hEsERN Bros. grand opening of Paris
novelties will be on the 18th inst.
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Dos'T suAKE!-Get Affords Xxx
ARus Remedy.
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DRESS trimmings, late STYLES.
r. W. JOHNSTON Go,
37 Main street.
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BEACTTrUL Satin Trimmings, plaid and
~yarisgated. HERZ0G a BRO.
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A THOUSAND fashionable novelties will
be displayed at our Opening Of French
goods, Imported direct.
MENKEN BROS,
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GET your FISH, oysters, gsme and ice of
CLRIiey y. Martin, No. "a Jefferson street.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofice and not deiiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADTFs' LIST.
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A GREAT assortment in Ribbons. fancy
goods, etc. HERZOG & BRO, "
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suRECuRE FOR CHnLs.-AIford'sx
Ague Remedy,
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chancern Court.

\. ASTON. z AND MASTER.
The bills filed on yesterday are as fol-
lows:
D. II. Townsend vs.. b. r. Hawley, Ct al.
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THE Great Bankrupt Sale will be con-
tinued this morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Chamber of Commerce, corner Court and
Front streets. w. Y. CIRODE,
AssiOuaa
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OuR opening of imported goods, 18th
inst. MENREN BROS.
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IT SELLS WELL!-AIford's xxx Ague
Remedy.
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SOMETHING new in the hat Inns Just re-
at Wheaton & Co.'S, 2T9 Main.
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ZEPHYR worsteds. all colors.
7. w. JOHNSTON eco,
347 Main street.
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STRIPED goods, by the yard, for Arabs,
just received. HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR OsCEOLA.
NJ
Independent Passenger Packet.
For Bradly's, Pecan Point. Richardson Land
ing. Randolph, Fulton and OsceoIa.

y VT III . - y TIT
ing. Randolph, Fulton and Osceola-
THE new and splendid passen- IT,
ger packet HAMILTON, W-vE@
C. Hardwick, Master; Frank Gonterman.
Clerk, will leave for above and intermediate
landings, commencing Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
and leaving Memphis every Tuesday and Frf-
day, at 5 o'clock pm. This boat Was pnr-
chased expressly for the trade, and vii run
the year round, and will guarantees the ship
pers to do their business With promptness
and dispatch. The captain viii give his per-
sonal attention to nlling OF orders.
For freight or passage apply 70
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