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President Grant aud tho Gold Ring.
The New York Ledger publishes The
following correspondence between Mr..
Robert Bonner and General Grant:
u.3 NEW YORK, October II, 1860.
Go my DEAR GENERAL,-As I stated 10
you Immediately after your election,
that there was no office which I de-
sired, either for myself or q friend,
have bad no occasion to write to you In
regard 10 such matters. There is a
matter now, however, that concerns
you personally and in which I feel that
l discern yonr interest so plainly, that
I take the liberty TO write you with
reference to II. I do this with less hest.
tation because you did me the honor,
after your election, TO confide to me
pretty, fully your views. 970gu1..
I'm the present disturbed state OF the
public mind concerning the recent gold
combination, is II not the quickest and
surest way TO set at rest the great ex.
citementand uueasiness which prevail,
for you 10 make o brief denial, over
your own signature, OF all foreknoWl-
edge Of that combination, In order to
relieve yourself entirely from all re-.
bponslbility for the acts OF others. Or
course those who know you personally
do not require such O disclaimer: but
the great public; whose minds are liza
BILE to be warped by the determined
and perslstent efforts to injure you,
will be, Il seems 10 me, at once satisfied
and quisted by such q statement,
Sincerely yours, RoBT. BONNER.
o. President Grant, .hE H.,Gs-
aI .G '0, tWAsHINaToN, D. OIL
t u1.. t-9.F5 October Is, 1869.
Robert BoN,Ier, Esq: .,,,} rs
DEAR SIR-Yout favor Of the nth
Inst. 10 received. I have never thought
OF contradlctipg statements or insintia-
lions made against me by irresponsible
parties, US those alluded to In your let
ter but as you have written to me on
the subject In 30 kind spirit, will
say that have had no more 10 do with
the late gold excitement In New York
city than yourself, or any other inno~
cent party, except that l ordered the
sale OF gold 10 break the ring engaged,
as l thought, In q most disreputable
transaction. II the spectators had
been successful, you would never have
heard OF any one connected with the
Administration as being connected with
the transaction.
Yours, truly, q. 8. GRANT.
p. ST. have written this In great
haste. without exercising Judgment as
to the propriety Of writing it; bat ]
submit It 10 your Judgment.
u. s.G.'
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MARRIAGE,

reject that sound mind and bodv mr., ,,.
most necessary requisites 10 promote c6nnn.
bal happlnUA. Indeed; without theGH iIIe
Journey Through Lie becomes weary nj.
gTlmaee; tAe prospect hourly darkenS 10 lie
view, the mind becomes BhadoWell viii H..
Bpalr aud filed with the melancholy r0firc
ton that the happiness OF another beooms
blghted with our own.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n cerl,,,n
prRclicO, INDUCED In when alone, i ha6iL flo.
Quently LEANED from evil companlOuL; or nj
school, tho etEectg Of which are nIRhtIy feii
even when Hsleep. and, II not cured, rendors
marriage impossible, aud destroys BOTH mi
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, tho hopoOt
his country, the pride OF his parents, BIouiI
DO Bnaiched nom all prospects, aud eDiUv.
ments OF lie by the consequence OF dcvlu.
ting from tho path OF nature, anu induiFinp
In certain secret habit. Snuh PERSONS m M
hafnFR nm fam Mating .
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especially, who nave become tho Victims nj
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE
habit which annually sweeps 10 an untiuisiv
grave thousands Of Young Men OF tie mOSt
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, WLD
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senators with the thundeH OF eIOluOnct, n,
walked 10 ecstacy tho living Tyre, may call
with full Confidence, $3.50
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%Eattal
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
Is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and cfltctrnI
for preserving tho
BUR. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to us original color,
wim The gloss and
freshness Of yowth
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nR. JOHNSON has discovered the tuoSl
~ Certain, Speedy, aud only fltfeCtnal
Remedy In the World Gor Weakness Of t6s
Back or Limbs, Structures, AfiecIIuuh OF UIs
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Dtzjhar
Eea, Impotencyr Ganaral Debility, Nervous.
fusion Of Ideas, Palpltati. n Of tho AsSrt
Tlmidity, Trembling, UiIunuta u Sight OF
6iddlnet8, Disease Of the HoAd, ThFOa(, NoSe
or Skin, Auctions oIithO Liver, LnnpE
Stomach or BoWelB-th1oe Terrlhlo bHjrIiSFS
arising from Solitary IInbttS OF YUuth-SscF,i
and solitary practices more natal 10 their vic.
Tins than the song oGSyrens 70 the Mariner,
or Ulysses, blighLlug their most brilliant
hopes or anuctpntions, rendering marriage
kn, lmpnSblh,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
DIR, JOHNSON,

MenDeE OF the Royal College OF sune,u..
London, Graduate or one Of the mOsI am.
mont Colleges In the United States, Aud lila
creator part OF Whose LIE has been sm.nt ~
Inc hOSpitalgof London, Paris FhIladsInhIn
and elsewhere; has effected some or M I,n-i
astonishing curen that were ever kn1wn'
many troubled with ringing In Tho head H1I
ears when asleep, great nervousness, LeInV
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashIlllnt.Ss. vii 4
frequent bluShlng, attended sometime win
arrangement OF mind, were cured imme.
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Married Per9onH, or Young Mon conlen
plating marriage, being aware OF phVa,rtst
Weakness Organic Debility, DetOrHliINy,
speedily cured.
He VINO places hiInsolI under tho CRTv OF
In. J. may TeligiouRiy oOnrldo lu his iM,nO,
q gentleman, and confidently rely tinnn
biz skill as physician.
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THE COUNTY.
Mee.iEs Of the County Commission
ers-@-Nacaneies II County
officers Filled.

The Board Of County Commission
ers met yesterday, q full Rqard being
present.
An election of Constable tor the
Fourteenth Civil District, to fill the
vacancy occasion by the resignation OF
- McMath, resulted in the choice of
J. W. HiEekey,
: Mfr. =. II. Mcclure Ws5 elected to
the Office of County Surveyor, vacated
by tie expiration of the term of MIR.
&. K. Burke.
Thos. B. Mynatt, as Justice Of the
Peace of the Fifth Civil District, pre-
scented his bond, which was accepted,
and Mr.. NJ. sworn into Office.
Mr.. VIM. McLeane, Collector OF
State and County Taxes presented his
bond, which was approved.
The sum Of $50 Yas enowed Mr..
BOughner, Commissioner Of negisITa-
ton, as compensation for his SER
vices:
ga allowance of $3.50 was also made
TO Mr.. Woodwork, County Attorney,
as compensation for, the conduct OF the
case against Leonard, the defaulting
county trustee.
No other business being brought
forward, the Board adjourned to meet
again to-day.
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ARKANSAS DIVERSION.
Having Fun with the Boys at
Clarendon.

The story of the fellow who had
been "down at Oshkosh having nun
with the boys" and who was an in
mate of a hospital for six months al,
ter from the effects of the sport
was duplicated last Monday night at
Clarendon, a lively little town on
White river in Arkansas. Apeddler,
whose name we have not learned, got
into a dispute with a man named
Wheelock, and a fight ensued IN
which WheelOck vas badly whipped.
Smarting under the taunts OF the PED
der. who threatened to whip him
again." he mustered a crowd of the
bows" and with the desperate courage
REQUIRED In such an emergency, they
''Went for the peddler. The peddler
pulled foot for the timber, but ind
inc that the crowd would catch him
before reaching it, pulled up, and
| facing his pursuers, called upon them
TO halt, which they did. The ped
dler told them to pick out their
| best man and send him unar1ned and
he would knock the seven senses out
of him, and that he could whip the
whole party if they would fight him
one at a time. The mob declined the
proposition and gobbled the plucky
peddIer before he could get his revol,
yer out of his boot leg, and carried
him back to town slung toa pole borne
on the shoulders of -four of the captOrs
A council was held, and though some
of the worst in the party wanted Il
hang the poor fellow, better feelins
prevailed and he was soused into thu
river q half dozen times and theT
chased clear Of the town with dogs.
When asked at Dies Arc, the mex
landing below Clarendon, wat wa
the matter, he replied tersely: "oh
nuthin only been havin' a little ful
with the boys up at Clarendon!
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the As''s 'r'~
the Memphis POstohlees

Crertsuoors. Richmond, Washingl9hj SSn
80 EaI+tu1ore. and all cities East aitU
aoLh, 80 Gs- and Montgomery Ala-f al
Soi9H On lie Memphis and Charlestoh'
sstLesI,nI Central. Mobile ana Onlos NaA
niISo I'D chattanooga and East TennesSee
n.atfrosdE. arrive al 2:D PM close AT INV
a.ms ronts Nashville. LOUIS
M Sl1cInusti, Cleveland, P~tttsburg, fnils,
SaIDbfa Buffalo, Albany, New YORK anu an
ctfies North and West, arrive Al H.B pm
So Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson VICES
tr- Matches and all cities SOutn, arrive ato
m. closes al 10; IS am. .e
All stations on the Mississippi ana 1ennes
- New Orleans and Jackson ana SoutnSa
oIroeds- arrive at 8 pm; closes al ~: - Pm
Memnhis and Little Rock Railroad, Illus
Pock. Madison. Sundays eIcepted'l "Il''e" '
nm; close at pm. ARK
Marion WittS6urg and ClniborhsJ a
rI~waakiv1 Monday, "Wednesday ahori4'
.rrive at ID am; close al II an osart-
olive branch and Byhaha, Mlss.! N !.
Ueekly) Monday and Friday aFII'e
eiSSJ 20 % a1dd Rig Creek, Tenn, weekly Fricay'
live AT 10 a, n: close at IL am; -o ~,
TtftIa Rock and Hclena, . an -
waite river, (semf-weeklyl IEss1sS aH ~
--Ea~ arrive at 9 am; close ata p.It1 81,
PIE Plud and Helena, ana All lahu4
ArEansas river Ctri-weeEIyl IpesuAS, = =
daV and Saturday, arrive at sam'' ol"Se AZ
pm. NHSsissippi river sOuth
fsemi-weekly) Tuesday anu S11N' "
u Ne Ia5dfngs on the Mississippi river nOrln
.entWeskIV Monday and Thursday arfh'
~ as m. close at S:SO pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. 81.
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ROBBERY,
Two Hackdrivers go Through .
Countryman TO the Tune
of $500.
The Rogues Arrested and Held to
Bail In the Sum Of $500 Each.

James KreIner and James Vance,
two hackdrivers were arrested Mon
day night by Detectives COnnell n
McCune. in O'Donnell's saloon, at the
instance of q man named BlackmOre,
who charged them with rObbing him
of several hundred dollars a few hours
previously. BlackmOre's story IS that
he came to town on Monday with SIX
or seven hundred dollars to buy a
mule or horse. During the evening
he met up with Kremer Tor Creamery
who was driving a hack and told nm
what he was in search OF. kremer
told him to jump into his hack, ana
he would drive him around to a livery
stable where he would find just the
animal he wanted. Blackmore ac-
cepted the invitation and was driven
around to several livery and sales
stables, but not finding what he
was in search of, and night coming
on apaee, he told the hickman to
drive him to the Commercial Hotel:
| On the way thither Kremer stopped
his carriage and took a man named
| Vance up on the seat with him, and
then turned his horses heads toward
Chelsea. After driving some distance
into the suburbs, the carriage stopped
ard Vance got inside with BlackmOre,
Who bv this time had begun to SUE
pect that all was not right, and that
he was in danger. He concealed his
| suspicious, however, and allowed the
hack to resume its way through the
| outskirts. All at once kremer
| stopped his horses, leaped down,
nnened the hack door, and before
RIackmore could make any resistance
went through his pockets and light
ened them OF all of the
greenhacks that he had brought
With him ia invest in horse
flesh. Luckily for him, however, ne
retained mis- presence of mind, and
! taking advantage of q favorable OPP
portunity, he burst open the door OF
! the hack and made his escape, hiding
himself in an adjacent Clump Of
bushes until the TWO d~esperadOeS
drove off
As soon as they were out OF slgnti
he came forth from his place Of con-
cealment, and made his way to town;
where he detailed the circumstance;
to a police officer, who sent him tC
the detectiyes-with the result thai
we mentioned.
Yesterday afternoon the case cams
. up before Squire Willard, who, afteI
a partial examination, remanded botf
of the accused for further eXamina
ton to-day, fixing the bail at thFei
thousand dollars each. This sum wa
afterYard reduced to fifteen hundred
dollars, five hundred of which was II
their own recOgnizance.
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LAW REPORTS.

CRIMINAL COURT-H. h. Hudson,
Iad0e.-Court went into session yes
terday morning at the usual hour, but
no other business was considered other
than receiving the report Of the Grand
jury, which being very lengthy end
complete occupied the Court the entire
morning session. As soon as the re-
port was presented In full the jury
were discharged without day.
No jury eases were up yesterday.
To-day viii be the last trial day of
the term, Cases of State VS.. Eli
Guthrie, indicted for larceny from the
person, and State vs.. James Miller,
charged with receiving stolen goods,
are specially set for to-day. These be-
ing determined, Court will devote the
remainder of the session to diSposing
of all business incidental to a final
adjournment, which will take place
Thursday, 26th inst.
a petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus in the State VS.. Thomas Dickens,
was presented, yesterday at > O'Clock
pm, to Judge 6. p. FOute, Of the
Municipal Court, at Chambers. Said
petition alleged that the said Thomas
Dickens was illegally restrained of his
liberty by virtue Of an indictment
found by the Grand Jury of the Grim
inal Court Of Memphis for murder,
and a capias was issued thereon, His
Honor the Judge ordered the petition
TO be filed, but intimated that the
Court was unsettled in its opinion as
to the right of granting said writ for
8 want of proper jurisdiction over the
case. This necessarily raised a ques-
ton of law, to be argued and decided
by the Court before proceeding any
further. The counsel, both for the
State and defendant, then announced
themselves ready TO argue the ques-
ton, but owing to some miscarriage
ment the counsel could not proceed,
and the matter was announced to be
continued until to-day, when the
question of Jurisdiction will be heard
on argument and settled. Messrs.
Beecher, Bullock and Hallum APP
peared for the State; Cant, Yerger
aud Sale, and Keller and Chambers
for the defense.
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MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS.

q The company owning the above lnstitu-
ton are nov prepared 10 do all work in their
line of business with P~RoNPTSIss, LcoSosY
AND
They have an ample stock OF materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate of charges being as favorable as
hat of any similar institution In the West,
they solicit a liberal share of patronage.
Being located at the city of Memphis, in the
midst Of the finest timbered region Of Amer
lea, and accessible atall stages Of the river.
they oder inducements TO parties DESTROYS Of
repairing, and especially es building steam
ers, superior to any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR., President.
III. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRIMUSE EMERSON, Sup't.
Vicksbure Herald copy onemcntk and send
hill 10 II. Dow. Sec'y and Treas. aaKi
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BusISFss NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee OF TINS
Office will be paid at our counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bllls
dne the same. The party making
any bin must settle ii himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH Co.
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Main Street Store for Rent.

Upon timely application and sufficient in
l. dueenent offered, we viii rent for one
wear from lst September next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by us, corner of Main
and jefferson streets. with part OF basement,
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a
font of long primer type nearly new,
suitable tor a country weekly. For
price apply or address APPEAL once
KEATING, ENGLISH 90.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The Established
office hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from S am. 10
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
viii conform to this rule.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
E2Paeket Comply
SUMNER
limited States Mail Linz.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSES.
Ger E-ats CT his line leave heEPAas 10
little Rock N Dll0Es.- x
OZARK-.A-.....-.,a-.EH.B LKIsDELL, Master
Mondays, at O'Clock pm.
IA GALnXELL----Rube Haynes naSlaE
Fridays, ats O'clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROOF
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and With the following pack
els, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
ThuEdaTs, az 5 O'Clock plat
FORT GIBs0N-----JOhn Woodburn, Master
Master
hus making two trips a week from LITTLE
ROCK through 70 FORT GIBSON,
%SgCugh hills 81 ladinE given for freight to
endffsm 8sT Orleans, Memphis, Sc. louis,
Louisville s9a ciGct2uati,. ,-r
Freights delivered az destination, at ali
stages Of the river, without storing OF etheE
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship BY this line
ffoss shs Earth, East or West to any rointo1
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
ER PACKETC ONCPANTyf at Memphis tofnce go
Front street, Mostly Block Those shipping
from New Orleans % conSign to ~MehN
phis and ATksnsas RiyeF Rseket oompanYSS
On or about the Ist Of September, the
Steamer ", a. Caldwell viii take her place
In the Line, leaving on Wednesdays, making
d tTlrWeakly liEe.
The above compan are now building v
be finished about the 18th September, thus
securing TO their patrons a reliable trt-Week
John D. ADAMS, President.
81. AE-DLG ASSaE
Rull Or1ee 9A Front street, Mostly BLOCK
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HARD
wARE.-Particular attention is called
to the sale to-day by Oscar Wool
bridge, assignee in Bankruptcy, at
No. III Union street. Large quantity
of best Licking Iron, Hollowware,
Saws, Hatchets, Hinges, Mechanics
Tools, and large assortment Of Bolts
and other goods.
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For Mound City, Ark.

. TEANfER BEN CAMPBELL a.
y will make three trips YeryAS
day 10 Mound City, leaving Memphis stI
and II am. and 8 pm. The dShtng near
Mound city Is excellent. The boat wIl also
maze a trip to Bradley Landing every .snh.
day. lsSl
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VELOCIPEDES.

WARRANTED the best In the WESTERN
w MARKET, and superior to any Eastern
machines, offered at the same price. Sole
Agency for the
Celebrated hBorn Z EIiaFdp Machines.
GEO. B. ELLARD,
ls Main Street, Cincinnati. o.
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars to
oan on collateral at Bob Grindrod's,
43 and IL Beal street. Ellen Grindrod,,
proprietor.
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GENTLEMEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 so per doz. Gents Lin
Ell handkerchief, 81 so per doz. Puff
Bosom Shirts, 81. Gauze URdershiRts
81 IS. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.


Regular United States Mall Line.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
CITY OF ALTON --GeO. W. Boyd, master
This elegant passenger packet -@
will leave as above -
THIS DAY, 18th inst. AZ y m.
sugE FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
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MIMIC
Mr.. Donohue's Tour Through the
Great Northwest.

The following correspondence eT-
plains itself:
MENrHIs, August %, 1869.
w. b. DoNoHo ESQ. = Dear Sir;
As the subject Of immigration is one
that is now exercising the whole
South, and one in which this WHOLE
community is peculiarly interested,
and knowing the deep and active in
terest manifested by yourself in for
warding this desirable object, we shall
be pleased to hear from you, at such
time and place as may meet your ear
Hest convenience, a recital of your
recent three months canvass of the
Northwestern States. Yours truly,
T. A. Nelson, Harris, Cochran d Co.,
w. II. Cherry, Schoolfeld & Haul
nauer, E. NJ. Apperson, d. II.
Townsend, Toof, Phillips & Co., J.
+. frankie Co., and many others.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis 19etottice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day.
IAnTEG' INST
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1851 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
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vICKsBURG.
United States MaiI---FOr VIcksburg,

ONE Of the Company's fine Pas KIN
" senger Steamers viii leave on-r-E
The foliQwtng days, making 81 NGJ -AS[
ings between Memphisand Nicksburgi
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. q. at pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, Aug. Q, at5 pm.
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, Aug. ., at 5 pm.
JULIA, MONDAY. August 50, at JPN
Freight received at the ST. Louis Wharfboat.
augE FLEM. CALVERT. SuIf
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FOR Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
MI lINl44A mdeleA
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave As above ~
SATURDAY. 18th inst. at 5 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
augS ~ Madlson street
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ONE Of the COmpany's fine Pas L.
~ senger Steamers viii leave as2Z
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY. Aug. 2. at s pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. "A, 5 pm.
BELLEsT. LOUIS, TUESDAY, Aug. %, 5 pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY, Aug. 2, at5P-m-
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY, Aug. ., ats pm.
Tickets for all points, via AsmPhis 81
Louis Packets, North, East and Wet AppzT
10 General Railroad Ticket once, Zs haiD
street ELEM. CALf ISL sAPE
SAN C WEAvER, Ticket AGENT. anZ2
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALE.s POINT TRI.xEERLy RaogET.

COMMENCING ONOR ABOUT TIKI FEE
TEENTH OFSEPTEMRER
THE Memphis and st. Louis -
Il Packet Co. will run their hneA
sIde-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSEPH.
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, will leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at y o'clock m, arriving at Memphis
esrly the following morning.
HENRY ". SMITH, President
FLEM. CALvEBT, superintendent. Isl