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TRADE.

Business was dull to-day, owing partly
10 the weather and partly to the absence
Of nearly ali Of cur local packets. The
value to our city Of her packet lines can
be realized fully on Wednesdays and
Thursdays OF each week. On these days
we rarely have more than q or two In
port, and the contrast In trade Is very
great, compared with all other days in
the week. We would commend all OF
our local packets to our merchants.
Every pound Of freight should be held
for them. By fostering these steamers,
we advance our own interests. The trade
between the mouth Of the Arkansas and
Vicksburg was lost TO Us by the apathy
Of our people and the want Of foresight
in making shipments. Any outside boat
which would take freight was patron
lied, and, ss a consequence, the Vicks-
burg and Memphis packet line died out
for want Of support. We also confidently
believe that Memphis could support 8
New Orleans line OF steamers, leaving
here once 3 week. This could only be
done by our merchants ordering their up
freights shipped exclusively on our own
packets.
The Senate, on Tuesday, killed the bill
exempting capital Of $4,000 and up
wards nom taxation for ten years. The
vote on Its hnal passage stood ten for to
eleven against.
From the Is, Of July, 1855, TO the 1st
Of July, 1868, l,OOO, 900 natives of for
eign countries hsve settled in tbe limited
States. These bring with them snecie NJ
it's equivalent at an ayeraSs 81 eSabtv
dollars per head. As lsborefs, thew are
worth, beside $1,000 per head. Tbns
there has been added TO our wealth
ton, $50, 900, 000 directly, aud $500, O00o0o
fndireetlV.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
o@Jsrd, mississippi.
Chartered By the state in 1854, and authorized
10 confer tbs Highes. Educational Hon
o.s on Young ladies.

Observation-Disclosures and Guard.
tanS are especially invited TO consider The msr-
It's OF lhis Institution. To edncaLe-in the true
sense OF the Ho1d-tO e1ucste thoroughly the
| young ladies OF the South, is its aim. The de-
paltmenis OF Mathematics, a sicsl and HOral
sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Ian
| gusges, Ausic, Drawing, etc., are ably filled by
accom- Piished teacher, male and female.
special ca-e-it may ue said, uncommon care
Is taken not only 20 thoroughly educate in
the Arts ana SetencsS, bat TO rsnner ths pupfIA
conteuted and happy, TO train their moral
sentiments, TO cultivate correct tastes, TO pre-
| serve tEeir health, and TO throw around them
proper restraint. In short, to AFFORD to patrons
one Of the very best regulated Institutions ln
the land.
APPARATUs-ArraT geDents have been made
! to supply the Cole ge with suitable Apparatus
suficisnB TO illustrate the Sciences, and 70 give
a praetiCAl knowledge OF them. In addition,
the C asses in Chemislry, Astronomy ana Nat.
uTai Philosophy, through the courtesy OF the
oncer5 of the State University, viii nave ac-
/ cess 70 It's large and we'll appointed Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, excelled by none
in the South, and 10 be favored with lectures
ana experimental Illustrations by DIS, Garland
aud Hligerd, the learned Professors in these
Departments.
BUMDISG-LocATIoN.-The building. esti-
mated 10 be worth $4,000, Ii commodiOus, COM
| Portable and ~rstirsO,
REFEREScEs.-Ai patrons n pupils OF the
College,
DEPARTMEET.-Iu charge Of Rev,
W. W. McAahon, is kept in a sty.e seldom, II
ever, equa.e1. All the teachers board in the
UNIFOsarFTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a. leo, Brown MeTtnO, PinE Dsla.ne, Pin
Lawn AID White Dresses Plain Hat, trimmed
only with d band OF black velvet. Those
wishing - wear mourning arc required 10 COB-
form II p~lainness OF dress, but no il color.
As economy is the OBJECT o. this arrangement
new pupils Gsed motley aside cIOJhing aIieady
on hand II as plain a. the IN form, but when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded E
ExrKEsES.-Per session OF p weeks, halr in
advance:
Preparatory Glasses. -.....S II so
College CLASSES, - 60
ancient anu Modern Language, EACH. l. %
Music, each 20 10
Dc or lustrumaBt<......-,..,..., .,...-......-. D o.
branches usual rates.....-......
BJ-rI, LeIg!n-, washing. kuel, Lign )
and 100 90
Pupils ia Jfgsd at me above rates from the
date II entrance until end OF session In June,
except II cases o. prOtracted sickness.
ri EURNkY, Pres'C OF Trustees.
taSiaw T.. =. BELL, Pres OF C1lege.
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the st. Louis Marine Charitable Associs-
tlOD, regulating pilot in regard to sig-
malls: "Ihat the new steamboat bill now
before Congress be 30 amended, that 10
case OF boats meeting at night, Il shall be
The duty of the pilot CT the up
stream boar, when meeting q descending
boat, to stop his engines within 800 yards,
aud the downstream beat to work Glow /;
Che descending boat then to signify which
8ide she desires to take, and 20 Keep up
the signal Until the ascending boat TO.
spends, when both boats can assums
their headway, II sRtis4e OF 40 danger
81 collision"
The New Orleans RcGguae 9 "The
pilot Of the steamboat Era Nc. 8 has
been suspended by the Board OF LEGAL
Inspectors of this District, for the term
Of sixty days, Tor violation OF rule seven
Of the "Rules and Regulations for the
Government OF Pilots" In the case of
the sinking OF the steamboat Era Ne. 10,
near Turnbull's sugar mill, on Red river,
December17. Pilots generally, it is said,
are not careful enough in sdhering close
~ to the rules lsid down for their gov
eminent in thick or foggy weather.
Rule seven, referred 10, reads as fol-
lows When s steamer Is running in q
Ab& VI tbANA HO1A1Nf A ChNAA bC "a hnfJ
of the pilot to sound the steam whistle at
intervals pot exceeding two minutes"
The Mobile Register Gays: They find
queer employment for river news report
ers in Memphis. They have just elected
Jim Durff, of the AUcldnche, alderman
of the Third ward. Jim's hermitage "
Of the lungs must be getting better.
The towboat Jackson brought up Mr..
d. Wheeler's consignment of Alderney
cattle from the British ship Azuliue, in
the lower bay, yesterday morning. The
animals looked a little the g worse for
wear" from their long sea voyage,
though otherwise in excellent condition.
The new boat lately built at the chip
yard o. J. NJ. Brown q Co, for the NJ. &
NJ. railway, YVES yesterday towed down
to the slipopposite Campbeips Press. She
will be completed in about two weeks,
and Is intended to take the place Of the
steamer Sumter.
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Coneanfssfoner,s Notice.

VIM. P. Mellen, Trustee, and the United States
and Others, egainst The New orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and others
HAVING been appointed BY the Hen. Bland
II Ballard, Judge OF the United states Ois-
trtct Court for the District OF q
Special Commissioner IN the above style case,
to sudit and make out q full and complete re,
port 10 said Court OF all bonds and coupons yet
unnafd secured by the first mortgage, and also
an bones and coupons due and unpaid. secured
nv me second mortgage Of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and "a
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given ts all bond
holders, as aforesaid, to come forward and pre-
sent and hle with me, a. Esid Commissioned. at
my once, IN the city OF Pacucah and state OF
Kentucky, all bonds. being the Lrst and second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio kat-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday IA
March, 1853. W. h. JONES
noy24 I'm gpaofal Commissioner.
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WATCHES FOR THE BILLION.

THE OrOide Gold Watch Company manufae-
turs on strictly scientific principles lstyies
dnIsn and color Is oGTdL gold aJ1c SfHsae o. the
NEST rare and costly description OF G0Ad
Watches.
Trey are manufactured with Huntiug Cases
ladlas' and gentlsmensl have superb swiss
movements; 3seslad engt-e-tgFft@ds with CON-
psnsation spiral spring
Railroad Conductors, Engineers EpTszsnEs-
the most exacting OF our custome Shave
thoroughly demonstrated the strength, d1rs-
bistty, accuracy and uti ity OF the Juc-nm4e
hd9h0nl Watches, and pronounce them inVa4-
liable 40 rsitzbls ~tine-Ecepefz.
Fine swiss aOyemen-5.s RS PEte7t AnlsrtcGn
rae anIs WGLthdm Fatches. full 1sE-elsd. 50;
Chr0HOgster Balance, Is each. Eiab0ratsg en-
gravsd With new and LOyel designs. Each
Watch Is warranted BY special certificate rom
the OrOide Gold v atch Company.
Also, magnificent OrOtde sold Chains S., 50
and s. each. Sent everywhere, 70 be paid for
en- delivery.
our customers are supplied free with TIA
Pick pocket Detective ard watch Guard; also
mailed separately on receipt o. 50 cents. The
Gsnuine QrOiCs Gold Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly nom U.s.
NJ 7. MONROE q GO,
importers and Manufacturers,
nOv62 I'm l5 Broadway. NNvz York
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First Class STEAMSHIPS sailing
Every Saturday TO Liverpool.
From PORTLAND IN Winter o NON
TREAL IN Summer.

THE undersigned having been appointed
i Agents for Tie above Linz are authorized
10 grant thI-uga Dilis Of lsdlng rom Memphis
10 Liverpool azd Glasgow. Tine attention OF
shippers is called TO this route. by wDiCE the
delays and excessive transfer charges incurred
al the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF Ladlug cOntsin through ri;es covering ali
charges from Memphls 70 The ships dock at
Liverpool, and low rates and quick time are
guaranteed. Fifteen first class Steamships are
now on the line making regular trips on baLur-
day Of each week. Freights loaded from The
cars on dock directly INTO the vessel.
THROUGH Receipts given TO Boston and
New England points via. GRAND T1UNk
RAILWAY.
For rates and Information apply 20
THUMAS TROUT - ms Agents,
fn- NJ -. LLnmL = III La.nnL.E
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Gold advances steadily. 1t opened IN
New York to-day at 1868 and closed 81
1899. Exchange was steady at 949l04c.
Gold is 8 scarce commodity in this
market. Dealers buy small lots at 1850
IS5Ic. Selling al l36Rc.
There was nothing done in City Bonds
to-day, go far SIS we could learn. We
quote them nomInally 5000, buying
on orders.
City Scrip Is also nominslly un-
changed. Dealers are not buying. They
sell at 77@80c, in q small way.
County Warrants are offered oecs-
slonally, and are taken by brokers at
70972e. Selling at 75e.
Police and School Scrips are firm and
unchanged.
At the annual election for Directors Of
the Bank Of New Orleans, held in that
city, the following gentlemen we're
chosen to serve for the ensuing year, viz:
Messrs. Charles CavsrOe, Antoine La
nats, L. NJ. AvendsnO, S. CsmboD, /.
Basset, c. DeHuyter, c. Lsdig, q. Ma
rio1i, E. F. Mioton, +. 4. Bernard, +.
B. Fleitas and L. B. Pothier. Mr.. Aven-
QaUOre u the Only neN HAhASi OH the
Others being unanimously reelected.
Great Britain paid so, G65 .53s for cot
ton in 1866, and e49, ABS, 81 in 1867, being
an average Of 2S cents per pound In 1866,
and only III cents in 1857.
We learn that a State officer Is now in
our city, with subFe1ss for several Of
our citizens, who are supposed to know
something about the school fund, which
disappeared from the Tennessee National
Bank OF this city. They will be re-
CURED to visit Nashville, as witnesses 10
this interesting case Of fraud and whole
sale robbery.
The New England dividends payable
in January, In most OF the stock cOmpR-
MES, are in advance Of the July pay
ments. Railroads average six per cent
for the last six months, and make up 8
total Of 50 ,06I ,220. In the manufacture
ing companies the gross amount Of divi-
dends to tWenty-nine corporations Is
81, SIG, 300, an average Of eight per cent.
for the last six months. or the cotton
mills, the Eaumkesg, st Salem, pays
twenty-five per cent. for the year. The
interest On bonds, State, national, city
and railroad, is in amount 81, $50 398. and
there Is s grand total Of 81, $50, 03S-a
gain OF over one million in stock divi-
bends from any previous quotation since
1856,
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MEMPHIS s. ARKANSAS RiVER
Es -
Packet COnapa'y.

THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
4 ALLEN, bGilt expressly for this Company,
has now taken her place in the line, and here
stter the following boats Will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays 4 Thursdays, al . o'clock PM,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, st 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN ..R Reese Prltchard, Master
W. a. NALDH ELL.--.....sR. l. Names Master
OZAAh. BialHdell, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Com pany's
new a1d lightdrauSht packets for ForJ Smith.
Close connections made both ways.
AMERICAN ....-..-...JnO ". Williams, Master
FORT SMITH .........--..JaIns BoWIn, Master
VAN BUREH --...-~.--Io Bennett, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for tho Tade, and are particularly we'd adapted
TO it. Passengers and freight Will be put
through 10y this line 70 ali points on the ArkAn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
AN persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river frOm North or East Of 81 lem
his, should rave their gOOds consigned To
q IN and Arkansas River Packet Com.
pany, 'fat Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned 20 Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Sapo-
leon, Ark.
ny'S oadce. JNo. D.. ADAMS, President
I. A. kHEDIG, Agent
DEB n ba Front street, A0zos Flock,
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Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER ANp REVEns.

u 4 n ms ~ II IEEJs
a change in the weather set in yester-
day, and rain commenced to fall at noon.
No Cessation occurred during the after
noon or night, and the Nicholson pave
ment was one vast sea OF mud. We
think that all the old Bears Of Aldermen
should be rolled over The Nicholson in
their respective wards-that is II in doing
SO more dirt might not be added to the
several inches already upon it,. The
river is rising, but is now at such g stage
that the swell does not show up as rap
idly SIS heretofore. The rise Ia the past
twenty four hours amounted to six
inches. The latest news from the Ar
kansas and White rivers reported them
fslling but We may look fer another
rise ia that direction. The latest from
above will be found in our Geographic
columns.
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o II HOLIDAYS

Great DIstribatiOn by ths Metropolitan
Gift CO.-Cash Gifts 60 the Amount OF
s256, OOO-EyeFy Tickle Draws a PEfzs.
5cash gifts,each $1,000 90 cash gifts, each $50
ID {" " 500 % 10
% l,O0 ~ %
90 Elegant Rosewood PiaDos, each $50 70 So
80 Sewing Machines, o. % 10
500 Fin Gold Watches, IS to 81
Cash Prizes, silver Ware, etc. AZ valued a.
A chance to draw any Of the above prizes Tor
&c. Tickets describing prizes are SEALED In
SAILED TICEET II drawn Without choice and
sent By mali - any address. Tie prize named
upon II will be delivered 20 the
on psymsntOf OAK DOLLAR. Prizes
distely sent 10 any address % express or ne
turn NAH
You VII know what your prize IS before you
pay for Il. dny prize LchTrQs1 JT GnofhT u
sane talue. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
REFERxNCEs: We select the following nom
many who have lately drswn valuable prizes
and kindly permitted Is 70 publish tnemf =.
7. Wilkins, Buffalo, Sou Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago. Piano, $50; John u. Moore. Louis
Vile. SlG0 MIS- Emma WaiwOrth, Milwaukee,
PIANO.. SO kew. L A. Day, New Orleans, EOu.
We publish ne names without permission.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS- he utTm Is rels-
Ole and deserves their meow 6eEly IH-
hume, Aug. 8. " know them to be a nir
dealing Hrm."-S. j. herald, Aug. = a
friend OF ours drew q $50 priLa, Wn1Oh was
DrogapHy eesivsd."-Daily News Sept. 3.
send for circular. Liberal Inducements 70
Agents SatisfaCtioz guaranteed ETery PACK
age OF Sealed Envelopes contain GSE CAsH
GTrT. six Tickets fer 81; Is for s. y for 50 :
no for Si6. All letters shOu be addressed 70
kASPskt eILsDA D
uove1 I'm f7S =. y.
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COTTON GINS
EAGLE COTTON Gins.

VETE are the Sole Agents for the EAls OF thsse
uarvalled Gin Stands for beauty Of
sTAPL LIGHTSE3s o. DRAsC, : GUANTtTf
Or LINT COTTON tuTEsG out Per day they are
unsurpassed. Reference can De safely made C
every planter WHO has given them a IaE trtaL.
Where Dul5 power Il used, they make q saving
Of rom oaeEusrter 10 ODE-thlTu- the dratt
OvEE ANY OTaER dn. HsEsG also AGENTS IoT
ETRAUBB GE-6r Mills, and WHEELER
GLEASON q cos gIRCULAR SAWS.
hfeaBEEH& q 20.
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
E9[ and ~ HEin Street,
fyI1 davgHna Eamuhis- Tenn
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NJ OTICE
~ The subscribers have this day formed a
Limited partnership according TO Law, under
the drm mare of MONROE, S@ALTZ q CO.,
for the general Boot and o Business in the
city Of Philadelphia, to January /,
1863. and 10 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, JO-
SEP z. SMALTZ, MAHLOS S. STOKES
and JOHN T. MONROE, and the Special Part
ne- ia CHARLES d. REED. and they all res
peefiyely reside In the city OF Philadelphia.
The Special Partner has contributed 10 the
common stock OF the nrm in goods and cash
the sum Of hfy thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH L. SMALTZ,
M. 8. STOKES,
JOHN I. MONROE,
General Partners
CHARLES d. REED,
Special Partner.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 1858. is7
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'0id RelIabie" Memphis and white
BiTeF Us. kal Packet Company,
Semi Weekly Line.
E ~

HTHE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBERTY
no. ?, aHd MAYFLOWER, VIII form a
Semi-Weekly hne between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 5 O'Clock pm, connecting at
Devau's Bluff with rains OF the Little Rook
Railroad for LiJtle Rock and HOt springs. Re
turning, Will leave Jacksonp0rt every Tues
day and Friday at ) an, n DeVa4rs Biun
every Wednesday and Saturday at Eo'ciOcE m.
The Liberty. No. =, and Maynower VIII make
close connections az the mouth OF white river
Win ne steamer Guidon for Pine BiuG. Fare
10 Pine Bluff, sl2 "; Freight, 80 cents per 100
pounds.
mn between Little Rock and Fort Smith In
connection with this line d the MenPhis6nd
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight to al
points between Little Rock and Fort Smith.
Insurance One-hGg per cent LESS bg tbs
TOtaS 0sQn any other.
joan 3. DAVIS. superintendent
LEVY 3 SHARPE, AGENTS,
oeB 30, 90 Front Row.
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BOLl Trans CONNECT IU' NaaLFINe.
The Sis pm c0nneoE or cairo end 81 Louis,
arriving at ST. LOUis G. - pm. next day,
Through Tickets az Reduced Rates,
Can be procured et the Conpany's ONCE, 2S5E
Main street, and AT Depot. head OF Main street.
81 Baggage Checked Al Depot Or by the Mem
phts City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pr
vate Residences, or On board buELs, 10 all pri2-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent sspi3
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FOur Plantations for sale or Rent.

THREE Plantations, containing about So
i acres eacb, together with stock, corn. IodoeI,
indictments. eta. on same These farms are
situated about twenty miles from Memphis,
near Pleasant Hnl, DeSOto county. Mississippi.
other farm contains about 1850 acres, and
% sttnafed in Ashley COUNTY, Arkansas. For
TERMS apply TO me, near Pleasant Hi MisA
' I. A. MAXWELL.
Refer 70 z. II. Arpeson = Co. and Taylor 3
& Rand, &smphis, Isnn, ds@a In
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DR.. RUsSELL'S
DISPEESARY AND INFIRMARY
MEMPHIS, TENN.

MEMPHIS, TENN.
nR. RIlnSELLB DISPENSARY AND IN
~ PRIMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton OF the kind IN the Southwest, established
IN IBJSs pleasantly located al Nos. 40 and Al
north side Of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, Is
open Tor the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and the comforts Of a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the office orby letter, II desired.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Diseases, SpsTmatoTrhes, Impotsncy, and all
the diseases arising from the indiserstion Of
YOUTH, permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases IN ali Their forms efectusly cured a. the
eboye-nsmed t~nstiIution-Df. RUSSELL, Con-
suiting Physician.
SS Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnisbed
free on application. TAI
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The WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

10 PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF COUN-
try enTrely tributary TO Memphis, and has
ntnm OF that kind in North Mississippi. Mer-
ehauts and business Uen generally wall Mud 1t
10 their advantage 10 advertise IN the STAR
Address PANOLA "A
ocs Pamela, bliss
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,

kEWANEL MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term 81 the JuniOr Department
i Will open at University Place, Tenn,
en- the I0th Day of February. 1859.
Boys received at any age and prepared for Col
ie2e. Location perfectly h~ealtny-2OO0 feet
above the sea- flU5 covers expense, board and
tuition, for three months. FOR circulars and
address a.. Il. Fairbanks, Esq,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
CT. QulHTARD. DID, LID.
las cod" vice Chancellor.
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MEMPHIS ARD LITTLE ROUK
RAJ O AID.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, sEPTEM-
" Der 2, 1858, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this ROaE win run regularly as tolows;
COMO W-E3T-Leayes HopehelG NOnday,
Wednesday and Friday A. 100 am and arrive
At Madison al ] O'Clock PIN.
COHIHG EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday 81 100 "a M; arrive al
HOpeheld a. / O'Clock PM, and Mem his at
1880 PIN.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at 7 am.
Tickets for sale at all The Railroad Ticket off,
ces Ia the city.
Frelghts Tor Madison OF way stations received
by P. &. Patterson q Co, At their Wharf-bo2t,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 20 Way Stations must be prepaid.
ES-Odics OF Road, No. Y jefferson street.
au2gtf \. =. BEAUMLN Mt, Gen. gupf.
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TIE TIPrON WREKLY RECORD
SAN. p. ROSE, Editor d Proprgr
TIE RECORD" Is PUBLISHED EVERY
4 Friday, at
CovINGTOK, TENNESSEE.

And is an Independent Democratic paper. It
cfrculates widely in the counties OF FtptOu.
Lauderdale, Hay WOOd sEG Fayette, aud j. the
best advertising medium. through which the
Merchants OF Memphis may sdgertiss TOT
country trade, to Be found in West Tennessee
Specimen copies furnished gfatis to all who
may desire them. Address
SAB P. ROSE,
auZ7 I'm lexington. Team.
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THE BROWNSVILLE BEE.
Col W. WESTBROOK DE-. r. ". BEERS
LSts OF Mississippi Late OF Mobile. I
WESTBROOK G. BEERS.
EdItOrs aad Propriet0Fs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL DE-
n voted 70 pure Democracy and the rights OF
the people.
TE2HS-Invariably IN AdTance-TwO Dol.
lars . Year One Dollar lOr six Months.
Our very large ana rapidly Increasing Circu-
lRttOn enables Us to offer superior Inducements,
as Gn advertising medium, 20 business houses.
The BEE Circulate THROUGH TaE ESTIRH
WESTERN DISTRICT.
So No sdyertisen ents received except 70
money, and 81 regular Istss.
Address, WhSTBROOK q REERS.
aulitf ErOWuEviiIe. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-15

ID 4 . V A L.
~ MONROE, sMALTZ 81 co. have this day
removed to 43S and 4 MARKET street.
where they will carry on the Manufacturing
and Jobbins OF Boots ami 2hoss, 81 Successors
70 Haddock, Reed 4 Co.
December ., 1885. ja7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-15
The GRENADA SENTINEL
}. a. sIcnAIco. EDITOR

HAS A CIRCULATION AS LARGE AS
kat OF any paper In North Mississippi. and In
a section OF country where trade Il tributary
70 Memphis Bushes men OF Memphis VIII
IND It to their interest 70 sdYsrGss in ne sKS-
LTISE Eale1