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EQUALITY.
A White Believer in it Forced to
Sleep with a Negro.

A correspondents sends us the following
"a an account of an Incident that has re-
Gently occurred: In n OF the river conn
ties IN a sister State, and not far from
Memphis, resides a highly respectable
planter, who has a nice residence and an
intelligent n refined family. On a re-
cent day, near nightfall, two men rode up
10 his yard gate and hailed. The planter
went out and found one to be white and the
other colored. The white man asked if he
could get accommodation for the night.
and was answered in the Affirmative. He
then remarked, in a bland way, " I have q
friend here, who is colored, but I want
good accommodations, also, for him." The
planter reelected a moment, and remarked,
''ali right sir, he shall be accommodated
The W alighted and walked INTO the
house. In due course supper was an
nounced, and the two travellers seated
themselves at the table, and, being its sole
occupants. After they retired the family
partOok of their supper, as usual. The
planter and two travellers talked and
smOked for some time, and the white trav-
eler expressed a wish TO retire for the
night. The planter invited both up stairs
and entered n of his best rooms, but
there was only one bed in it. The white
traveller e-omprehended the situation at a
glance, and remarked TO the planter that
he preferred n room alone. The planter
set the candle down and at once produced
a navy six" and said, " sir, you intend
ed offering me and my family an insult by
demanding accommodations for your
friend.' / have given you the best I had.
You partook of supper on equality with
your friend, and / intend that you shall
sleep together, so undress and get in bed"
They saw that remonstrance was useless,
and refusal dangerous, and at once com
piled. The planter took up the candle and
retired, locking the door after him, Ieav-
ing the two friends to their sweet siumber
and the inhalation Of such Odors as each
furnished his neighbor. The door was IN
locked early, but both were too unwell to
require breakfast, and left for parts un-
Known.
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CITY NEW S.
Arrival ana Departure Of the Mails from
the Msmahla Postoflos.

C-batfaoooQa Richmond, Washington, New
York, baltimore, and 81 cities Easl uScu
Coinmhus. GA, and Montgomery Ala; al
sfafIons on the Memphis ana Charlesbohi
N issfssippi Central, Mobile and ONO, NaSh'
vtUs end Chattanooga ana East tennessee
Railroads, arrive At Z:D p-Ia.i close a. 10
R-W. N,sbvtua IONS.
vile Cincinnati, Cleveland Pttts0urg,f nia,
deIphia. Buffalo, Albany, New lorEs sno ~
cftias North and West, arrive 81 Eip PIN
Sew orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vieks,
bnrq Matches and all cities South, RrriVe al
D M: closes at 10: g. an
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and souLherh
Railroads. arriveat g pm. closes al Iy;42 Pm,
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays exeeptedJ arrive al
Pm; close at 8 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne AK
ut-weekly) Monday, Wednesday sndFflday'
arrive at 10 an; close az II an 49,
olive Branch and Byhalla, MSS yssmt
SUba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive a. 10 am; close al u An
lime POck and Helena, ano al andlEgs on
u1hfte river. tsemi-weekly Tuesday and sat
arday. arrive at 8 am; close at4p.n.
PINE Rlun and Helena, and al landlnss on
ArksnssS river (tri-weeklyJ Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive at sam-i eiose aus
I'll landings on the Mississippi river south,
fsemi-weekly Tuesday and saturday, arrive
AT I'm. close at pm.
All Iandings on the Mississippi river north,
asAmi-veekIN Monday and Thursday arrive
Al close atS:S pm
JOSIAH DELOACH. P. NJ.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
camp'y2
UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

EROM AND AFTER ThIS DATE THIS
L Company viii run THREE boats a week
IN the Arkansas river; and until the compile
ton Of the new boats, the following boats will
constitute the line:
THOMAS h. ALLEN PHfrcHARD. Master
Ozark -...-.--.--.E hLAIsDELL, Master
GulDON Rice, Master
W. A. CALDWELL.---.Rube Haynes master
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, 3 O'Clock pm. making o3nne--
tions at Little Rock with the C~ainpsny's light
drausht packets
VAN buren,. BOrlaud. Master
AMERICAN lie Chapman, Master
EOhA GLAND, Master
FphI bIbSOR .---....---.---.E smith, Master
For all points above Little RGck. az high up
as Fort GibsOp,
Through lIiis az iading given for freight 20
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, ~. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freigiits delivered at destination, al al
stagesl6 the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 10 ship by THIS line
from the North. East or West 10 any point ON
the Arkansas river. should nave their goods
consigned 10 AEMPHIS mi ARKANSAS nIN-
ER ACEET COMPANY" - Memphis {Office 500
Front street. MOshy BlOck.l Those whipping
nom New Orleans shOnld cOnsigu 10 "Mrm-
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Month Of White River.
The ahnNe pWny are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which viii
be anished about the LIST October, thas
SECURING 81 thair patrC3s 2 rBli4hie nl-week
u line In high or low water.
4GHE y. ADAMS President f.
IA hESDIH. Agent,
sell Office aUi Front street. MuShy Block.
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United states Line for S~icksburg-For Hell
wa, Napoleon and VteasbNrg.
LGht4S4h -...~---.-..---.Conway master
Lhis eIegant passenger packet 1G-A
VIII leave at ab1Se E=l.
SATURDAY. 9Th inst. ais pm.
sHF reeaiYsdAt lie AZ tlgFls &4srfooat-
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Open |Uery rI1EhE.
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING.
< sept. 2id. with a Mammoth Company.
The entertainment to consist Of Negro MfD-
s;reisg. Songs and Dances. Fancy Dances, hal
Lads. Ducts. Quautetts. E"Xtravuganzas Bur-
lesnueS, Pauininimes and FRrceS.
Admission. 5Gc; Private Boxes. s.. seq
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TIE cheapest and safest Kid Glove in
the city.
For every pair Of KidGleves which tear
in irving on we give you a new pair, WIN
out ehargeF
Through arrangements made with the
manufacturers OF our Glove" We are
enabled 10 hold out this great inducement
to the public.
rear the terms IN mind, and try our
Herzog's Kid Glove, 81 3 per pair, AlI
sizes and beautiful eOlors.
HERZOG & BRO,
2Q4 Main street.
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Meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce-

merce:
Mr: hi committee appointed by YOUR
salt at the meeting OF the Chamber July
%, 1859, 10 cooperate with the mer-
chants Of the State in removing the ex-
listing oppressive merchants tax, having
carefully prepared abill which thew think
will meet the exigency OF the times. ask
that You call a special meeting of the
Chamber for Saturday tomorrow At 3
O'Clock, for the purpose OF taking imme-
diate action upon the subject matter OF
their report.
WM. r. MOORE,
Il. EISEMAN,
JOHN ). TOOF,
HENRY q. SMITH,
NM. NJ. HARRINGTON.
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We have TO thank u friend Mr..
Reilly, OF Kansas City, for a hle Of the
dailies Of that city. Mr.. R., in q letter to
us. saws that notwithstanding the storms
and heavy rains OF summer, Missouri and
Kansas have this year produced unusually
large crops. Texas has 100000 head of
beef cattle convenient 10 this place, foe
shipment 10 the East. Buyers effect pnF-
chases al 23z to &c on foot. Business quiet
along our river towns.
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LAW REPORTS.
NunielpaI Court.

GREEN ,. FoLtAr ItLaE
The following Judgments were taken
Yesterday:
StovAll ct al vs McHenTy-Ysrdict for
plaintiff. Sl76 20.
BROOKS. NeeIy q Co VS. Kepnedy-verdict
for plaintiff, sol Il.
Briggs ct al vs. BankheRd-new trial
granted.
To-day is motion day-the motion dock
ct will be called ~ usual. After regular
motions, all motions for new trials viii be
heard.
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BrsrNEss NorTcE.-NO contracts or OBJ
u9affous assumed or made by any indi-
WduaI owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
A. an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle II
himself in person.
KEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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MURRAY & RIHQELN, merchant tallOrs,
81 Madison street. call the attention of
their customers and All others in want OF
anything in their line. that they are re-
oefving and VIII be able TO show them a.
tine a stock Of goods, and will put them
up In a. fine style as any first class cstsb-
lishment In the United States.
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OCToBER.-Harper's. Galaxy, Lippin-
colt, Atlantic, Eclectic, Putnam, Pleasant
Hours, Leslie's Lsdy's Magazine, Cooley,
DeInorest, Peterson. besides a host Of Other
niOnthlies, Phunuy, Literary, French,
German, Irish, Scientific, Sporting and
Police papers. An the Northern. West
arm and Eastern dailies At Joe L0cke's,
238K Main street.
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MEAFHIsf oepItuIUtT % Ie58s I
The members Of the Chamber Of Com
meree, merchants and citizens generally,
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, 10 consider the
above communication. The matter is Of
vital importance and should receive the
attention Of every Oublic-spirited citizen.
W. II. CHERRY, Pres't,
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ALARGR assortment 1f blankets, cox
eFiids and quilts, AZ =. IL. LOeWenstine &
Bros, Isl Main stFset.
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Tn PRINTRRs.-We have for sale a font
OF LongPrimer type, nearly new, suitable
f0r a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH e. co.
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BILLIARD ToURNAMENr.=Having with
la the past few days received from the eel
ebrated frm Of Messrs. " Bake & Co.., . OF
Cincinnati, Two splendid inlaid cnes. OF
magnificent and positive finish, / propose
during the next sixty days, to receive en-
tries for a match at billiards for the same.
The entries TO be made and closed By the
the last regular Tournament to be strictly
observed. Entries will be received by Mr..
Lou. II. Mabb, in the pool room attached.
Q. cADMEs,
ParIOr Billiard and Pool Rooms and Bowl
lag Alleys, Ayres' Block, second st.
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LETTERS HELD o POSTAGE.
Burk, E., Jackson, Tenn.
Cayalius, bliss Lucretia, city.
Dunlap, Hal. Geo. ", Lancaster, Ky.
Donnaher, p, Utaca, Ina.
Hamilton, Hon. T. n, city.
Nathan Bros, city.
Ncisbltt, \. y, LoHcust Grove, Ky.
Petit Il Simpson. city.
Shepherd, J. G., Milan, Temp.
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CAR4Us has made arrangements with
the \, a p Telegraph to furnish the gold,
COTTON and stock market reports to him
every hour, free FOR all.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established Office
hours Of our Business Department, shall
hereafter be from 5 an TO 10 pm, n
we hope our advertisers will conform TO
this rule
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COTTON PRESS.
INDEPENDENT PRESS,
No. 203 Madison Street.

THIS Press. formerly known as he aerrltt
4 PrsSs. is now open Tor business. ltaSins
been thoroughly repaired, We propose 10 put
cotton in excellent order. We intend max
Ing fhta our future business, and VIII guar
anteeIto please all who viii send rs ntsl6 SOt-
ton. MORSE s.
+. T. MoReE,
JSO. HuDs0N- Sefs
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OYSTERS AT IS JEFFERsON STREET, at
RaRziO's Saloon, in every style, in the
shell or cooked. The oyster saloon Is p
OF the finest in the city. The best liquors,
wines and cigars al n bar.
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Best make Of boots and shoes, at reason
sble prices, at j. II. L0ewenstine 4 Bros,
Clay Building.
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chaacery Court.
ASTON, CLERK AND MASTER.

A. ASTON, CLERK And MASTER.
The bills filed on yesterday were:
The State Of Tennessee ex rel, W. d.
Groves ct al vs. Memphis Big Creek
Turnpike Company ct al.
} y Csserv vs. w G. Pickett ct al.
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BuLsof Exchange on all the principal
cities OF Europe, for sale in sums 20 suit,
Al First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Speed, Safety and Comfort. Elliott Line.

Memphis and White River u. 8. Mail Picket,
for heiena- FriAr's Point, Devaifs BfnG,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Dies
Arc, Augusta and JaeksOnpOrt.
LE0AL TENDER-~.John d. Elliott, master
This nrst-class pas ~
senger steamer will leave as a6oVe4@Z
EVERY TUESDAY, ar 5 o'clock i'm.
Connccfs with Steamer Mollte Gratz for all
points on Upper Whitefa ana Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
ang2l
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WRAPPING PAPER-FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
&esired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
counting DON
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JFsr OPENED-A full line of the latest
style dress goods, at J. II. Loewenstine &
BROS, 81 Main street.
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GRAND OPENING OF the Emmett Sa-
loon, l62 Main street, opposite the over
IN Hotel. Oyster lunch from IL am. TO
pm. to-day. The proprietors invite all
heir friends to call and get a fine lunch
and the best liquors and cigars in Mem
phis, Sporting Dick at the bar.
Sl25 to 1925 reduction in the price Of the
worid-renowned gOld-medal Pianos Of
Chickering Il Sons. Elegant seven octave
at $500. Terms easy.
II. q. HOLLENBERG,
Agent, No. 262 Second street,
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods. etc,
OF Virgins & Thorn. manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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srRrSa Taos, Hook Tags, or any other
- 81 Tags- H. WADE & co.
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II viii be To the Interest of all whole
sale buyers to examine the large took Of
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ALI n LATESTs STYLE HATS. At Fran
cisco & Virgins.
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TIE German National Bank Of this
city sells foreign exchange on ali the prin-
sdpel cities Of Europe, At NeE York
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THE. Warwick Hat" something ele-
giant, at Francisco & Virgins.
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GET your hsh, oysters, game and ice OF
Charley n. Martin, No. 81 Jefferson street.
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1.-THE FIfh Avenue Dress Hat" at Fran
risco a Virgins, 307 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and ST. Louis US. Mail Line
FOR HIcRHAN, COLCMBCS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
VI eluilus mhaieF
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
w~illleave as above N
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 4 pm.
Tickets for all points. via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad Ticket Office, "a Hain
street. FLEN. CALVERT aurE
TON 3: DUN, Ticket Agent. s
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EnR RENr

sEHE AENkEN PLACE, On Brinkley Ave-
l nue., eiigibly situated. Thera are on ths
grounds Q good dwelling. tables and ont
To a reliable party, very favorable
terms win De made.
sea NENKEN BROS.
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CHOICE Dress Goods, lust received.
MENKEN BROS.
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LARGE stood Of new goods opening.
HEREOF 4 BRO,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OFTsE MEMPHIS AsD
4 81. LOCES rRANsPOETarI0N GsMRANT ara
hereby notified That second instalme1r
Of twenty i've per cent upon the capital
stock Of said c~oInpsny has this day besn de-
etared due and payahie' AT the Office Of the
Secretary and T~reas urdf. Z7s Trout street on
or before the LIST October.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
A. L. CffMkINA
SEA Secrefary anal Treasnrrr
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FALL a0ops, Of al description, opened
to-day. ME&KEN BROS,
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"BRoADwAY Han" at Francisco &
Virgins
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FOR OsCEOLA.
FhAHITERS'
Independent Passenger Packet.

For Bradly's, Ppean Point, Richardson Land
ing. Randolph, Fulton and Oseeola.
TNHE new and splendid passen- IL
L ger packet HAMILTON, W.AI
G. Uardwtck. Master; Frank GOnfermsn,
Clerk. viii leave for above and intermediate
andings commencing Tuesday. sept liUh.
and leaving Memphis every Tuesday and Fri
day, at 8 O'Clock pin. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for the trade, and viii run
the year round. and viii guarantee the ship
pers 10 do their business with rOnptnes
and dispatch. The captain VIII give his per-
sonRi attention 70 dlling OF orders.
For freight OF passage apply 10
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Asrnfs.
x. WALT & -, Bradley Block.
selO MARTIN WALT e ~ Frontst
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

FREE LCNCH.-0yster soup az II a.IR.
at Cadmus' sample Room, Ayres Block.
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ana LEWIS & late style Hat, at Fran
cisco d Virgins, under Peabody Hotel. :
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ELEeANT designs IN Prints, opened TO
day. MENkEN BROS.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters re-
manning in the Memphis Posto1ice and
not delivered by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and num-
Der, will be delivered promptly by car
riers.
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ALrNF of new Dress Goods opened to-
dev MFNKEN BROS.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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HARVARD Hat" at Francisco & Wig
gins.
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ParSnnal.

Our Alpacas for thirty and t~hiTty-nye
saprs q vard- HERZOG & BRO,
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LADTEs' LIFT.

Algee, Miss II Alexander, Mrs NJ
BOsbyshell, Mrs NJ Bennett, Mrs c
A Borland, Miss NJ
Bowen, Miss HIS
Cooper, Miss +
Donovan, Mrs NJ Dies, L
Farris, Miss K + Floyd, Miss II
Grand, Mrs NJ z Garrison, Mrs J r
Glenn, Miss NJ A
Haines, G
Jones, Miss T
KestersOn, Mrs A II Killeybrow, VI, col
Leaky, Miss NJ Leemon, Miss Nj
Notes, Miss J II
Ray, Miss NJ
Seals Miss q Spittle, Miss A
sheridan, Mrs Spegle, Miss y
TAYLOR, Mrs J
Wilson, Miss 4 Wall, Mrs X
Williams, Z
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ALARGR stock Gfdry goods, boots, shoes
hats and clothing, at J.. II. L0oB eustine S
Bros, 81 Main street.
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RenaOva1.
ApP VANCE 8 ANDERSON.

changed their LAW OFFICE to
III Ra6 Main street, over Joyner, Lem
mon Gale. sez4
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FOR FLETCHER's LANDING.

Fletcher's Landing Tri-Weskiy Packet.
For BradlF's, Pecan Point, Richardson Land
Ing, Randolph. Fulton, Osceulu, and
Pitchers Landing.
WILL leave Memphis TCEs- IT.
w DAY. the 2ist. ats p.m.. and -
continue throughout the season, leaving
Memphis TUEsDAY s. TmURsDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS. For freight or passage apply on board
the Memphis and IT. LOuis WhaFfhOat.
sell FLEM CALVERT, Sup't.
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FOR MOUND CITY,
Memphis and Mound CITY Packet.

GALkAT1H -r......-...,,., r,, Wagganer, Master
MILL leave Memphis atS nd ~
w am 3and 5Hp.m.; Will L&r
pm. Landing at present foot Of Union
street. SeiS
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.

" HAN9 H1VOE 11AO
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT 49,
i Passenger Packet viii IeaVe&sI
Memphis every Thursday and satard8y, al )
O'clock PM:
THURSDAYS:
-----...-.-.....r. 1cfkeS, master
SATURDAYS
NAT0MA---.~-..---.-J. B. Davis, Master
Making close connections at DaNal' Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rack, ana AZ lack
with the sfsamer HOLLIE GnATE for
points on upper White and Black rivers.
b abGve Company now have IN course Of
construction magnificent side-Wheel steam
er for this trade, which viii be completed on
about the lst OF October, when she Will be
put IN the line as the saturday packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
7. A. KENDf3, Agent.
sell 800 Front St. Gcsby Block
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RIVER LINE.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Memphis and Now Orleans Packet Line.
REGULAR "WEDNESDAY PAc6ER
For New Orleans, Natchez, Vieksbarg and
the Bends. 4,t
MAGENTA.~.~,-~-.-.J. Frank Hicks, Master
John >. Sullivan, Clerk.
AISSI 3. Green. Master
=. G. Creighton. Clerk.
One of above splendid steam r~
ers viii leave Memphis EvERS5A[=-
" SsSEspAY. COMMENCING with the MageflA
september ssth, ana f~eniainiEg In liz ts6dS
seIg LARRY HARMSTAD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-25
FOR FLETcHER's LANDING.

Regular Fleteher's Landing eaoget-for Ose-
pa ElseehaF's landing aud Way Points.
81: 4oSEEH .,,..-...--,-....E n. COrbett, master
Inns elegant Passenger steamer JTA
TIL leave as ahoyR s
EATpHnAf, nth inst, at 5p.m.
segA ELEM. CALVERT, Sup'L
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-11

K. for 1ilusti,le, MCiot, L.
OIL City and Pittsburgh 513Sl|
adelpiis y r.i 10 Road, for fhiIsdsiphjs e.
burg; AMI IN the Atlantic and Grett We6ei1if
way for Union, M.adville Gresnville, n;
Warren. Ohio and ieniestOwn and Rand lph,r{&
Trains leaving ,tl Citt at a.I6 a. m, Cory ~
90 a., M. ronnectrg at BrOcton with rain On ~
f. X r.. arriving in Buffalo at 2,1o p IN.
Trains lesving Oil City at 9,Y3 M. will connect
"''' Vail Train leaving Cory at 1.l6 p. nj, con-
ectinc With Express En- on D. L. e. X, K, arriv.
Ing In falo at go pm. Leaving Buffalo At Loo
i. 81. II, irving ut Cory 1t lo,I0 y. IN.
.Aiso, connect ut Mayville with Steamboats, on
,fantauaua Lake during season Of navig,tiou], for
jamestown and Randolph.
4. X. THEW. Supt,
Janl. Mayv:llo. n. Y.