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ceedings Of our courts, and giving
what they are pleased to term " un-
due prominence to the crimes daily
committed In our midst. They allege
that by such publications we damage
the material interests of Memphis
and keep strangers away from US.
That may possibly be true; but does
not the fault lie with those who com
nit the crimes, and those who,
charged with the execution Of the
laws, fail to do their duty, rather
than with US, who in making them
public simply perform 0ur duty as a
collector and publisher Of the nelcs
of the day. These acts are known
in the community, are talked
of at home and abroad, and did not
the local papers publish them, our
friends may be assured that papers in
other cities would. We can never
build up Memphis by keeping these
things quiet: but by discOuntenanc-
ing evil doors and their deeds, and by
Vindicating the majesty Of the laws by
melting out stern, swift and impartial
Justice to sill who violate them. Let
every man resolve, when he is called
to be a Juror, 10 do his whole duty
~fearlessly; let it be known thai for
every infringement Of the laws the
| punishment prescribed shall surely
follow; let 1t be felt that a life shall
| pay the penalty for a life, and the gal
lows shall reward the knife and the
pistol, and our friends would no longer
/ have 70 complain Of sensation head
ings." OthellO's occupation would van
| ish land Memphis would be as quiet and
/ orderly as any other well regulated
| city. But just as long as our good cit
liens shirk jury duty, or while on it al
/ low their precautionsf for personals safety
to be paramount to all else, we may
expect no other condition Of society
/ than that which we now have.
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TIE Central High School, on Union
street, viii open its next session
September lst, In charge Of Prof B..
F. Larrabee, Of Columbus, Miss, a
teacher of many years experience, and
one whose devotion to his profession
has rendered him eminently successful
Hewil be assisted by competent and
experienced teachers. Parents cannot
find g better school for their sons.
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FOR RIVER.
FOR FRIAR's POINT.
NOTICE
10 ARKANSAS RIvEh ShlPPkRs
FOR CAIRO ~ 81. LOUIS

FOR he better accommodation 81 the rIas
cling public anu shippers. The schedule Of ths
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets. FROM
this date. VIII BE- changed during the SUR
mer, as advertised. They Wiu leave Mem
phis MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, II oiclocE
pm, instead Of tuesdays and Saturdays. A.
heretofore. Immediately upon the opsnins
Of the FAN Trade, the Company VIII put IN O
wednesday boat, leaving Memphis Monday.
Wednesdays andFridayz AZ pm.
For the present, there VIII be bat two Boats
n white HIver, leaving MemphisTUESDAY
ANDSAfERDAX5. UF~z he lpzliug Of the
Fan Trads there vii Dc a FhgF~kay8S al psi
In. leaving Tuesdays. Thursdays Ind Satur-
days, AZ herstGfore-1hUs making q iaily In
rom Memphis 20 LlLtl1 Rock nut points
above on the Arkansas River.
JyI JOHN j. ADAMS. President.
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FOR n week longer we Will con
tinue our grand clearing sale of sum-
mer goods. Best prints, 10 cents
common prints, s cents; good lawns,
l23 cents; grenadines, 10 cents; $1,000
yards linen lawns, % cents; 5000
yards good quality solid colored
lawns, % cents; summer cassimeres,
30 cents.
}. n. LOEW ENSTINE Y BROS.
OBJ Main street, CLAY Building.
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS.
To Memphians about TO Visit New
York City.

We have received, through the cOur-
tesy of Messrs. John F. barley & Co.,
New York, the following circular from
the Rev. DR.. Chas. Z. Deems, a dis
tinguished minister of the Southern
Methodist Church, which We publish
with pleasure:
Visitors to the city of New York
are informed that they will find di-
vine service every Sunday, in the
large Chapel of the University, Wash
ingt0n Square, at 10l am. and at y
pm. The evening service in summer
is at s O'Clock. Waverley Place, i'm
mediately north of the New York
Hotel, out of Broadway, runs west to
Washington Square, on the east side
of which is the University. The en-
trance to the Church is the main door
of the University. University Place
cars run from the door Gf the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to the door Ct the
Church. From the st. Nicholas and
Metropolitan, take the cars corner Of
Broadway and BrOOme, leave at Wa
verify Place, and go west one block.
At the Aston House t9ke University
Place cars, leave at WavGgIy Place,
and GO west one block. Strangers
will find cordial welcome and polite
attention. The pastor is Rev. DIR.
Deems, who devOtes himself to the
spiritual interests of strangers. If
any be sick, let them address him a
note bymail, as " Pastor of the Church
Of the Strangers, y. "" and il will
reach him. The ladies who compose
the Society of the Sisters Of the
Stranger" procure medical, legal and
spiritual help for strangers in per-
pleXity, distress or sickness. Address,
"Sisters Of the Stranger care Rev.
DR.. Deems, \. u. If you are going
to New York soon, cut this out and
paste it in your memorandum book.
MEssBs. =. LOwenstein & Bros. re-
turn their thaHks to the friends and
customers OF the house who waited so
patiently until they cCulG be served
in the great rush which they haQ last
week. Feeling satisfied that a great
many did not attend, owing to the
extreme warm weather, and, as il is
their object to make an impression
with all that they are selling less than
any house i'll this city, they viii con-
tnGG their sale for one week
longer. They still have some special
ties which Will be sold cheaper
than ever. All who have Wis
tied this mammoth establishment
say they never saw goods sold as low
as they are now selling them. Re
member; ladies'. only one week
longer; and if they dc not suit YOU in
quality and price, YOU will be remu-
narated for your trouble by witness
ing the immense throng which come
and go in crowds. and, Judging by the
smiling faces Of all, they gre vel sat-
isfied with their purchases. They in
tend to take the lead In everything
pertaining 10 cheap goods, and, by
careful attention TO their customers,
make i to the interest Of everybody
to trade with them.
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NEW EIRM.-We would call the
especial attention of our readers to the
card in another column which an
nOunces the dissolution of the
well known firm of Price q
Treadwell, No. IL Union Street.
The house will continue to do bust
ness at the same stand under the style
Of Treadwell BrOs.-Mr. \. B. Tread
well having associated with him his
brothers, Messrs. Il. \. and 3. ID.
TreadWell. We need not say a word
in eulOgy of these gentlemen. They
are well known to our whole cOmmu-
nifty as prompt, enterprising and ener-
getic business men. Their facilities
are not surpassed by any house in
Memphis, while they keep on hand at
all times one of the largest and best
selected stock Of groceries and planta-
ton supplies i'm the city. We COM
mend them to those about forming
new business relations. To their old
customers ii would be useless to say
m word in their behalf.
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FoB one week longer We will con-
tinue Our grand clearing sale of sum
mer goods. Best prints, 10 cents;
common prints, s cents; good lawns,
I21 cents; grenadines, Is cents; 10000
yards linen lawns, 25 cents; 5000 wards
good quality solid colored lawns, %
cents; summer eassimefes, 50 cents.
y. n. LOEWENSTINE q BROS,
81 Main street. Clay Building.
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OUR enterprising friend, Joe Selig-
man, of the DeSOtO Stables, Union
street, always has on hand the finest
and best turnouts in the city. During
the past week he has purchased of
Mr.. a. G. Brewer the fine trotting
mare won by him at the Bolivar,
Tenn, Tournament, as the $1,000 pre-
MUM, and added her TO his list of
livery animals, and everybody knows
that she is queen of the road. He
does not intend to be behind the
times, and will constantly be purchas-
ing other fine animals for the use of
his customers. Go to Joe ifyou wish
TO enjoy a good ride.
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CosdssERcIAL HoTEL.-This popular
nutei is always nearly full, notWith-
standing the dullness prevalent in
every branch Of trade during these
long, hot summer days. It's reputa-
ton is steadily gaining ground with
all the farmers who come to this city
to transact business. The rooms are
airy and comfortable. The table Is
supplied with everything that the
market affords, and the courteous at
tention every guest receives from
every aUtachc Of the hotel makes ii a
foregone conclusion that he will return
to the Commercial when he visits
Memphis again.
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FRANKLIN Pointing OFFICE
This well known Job Office continues
to turn out handsome and elegant
work of every description af the
lowest rates. Competent Job printers
only are employed, and in styIe and
variety no office this side OF New
York can excel the Franklin, The
proprietor, Mr.. S. c. Toof, is a practi-
cal printer, and all work is done I'M
der his personal supervision.
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WE cali attention to he advertise
ment Of Messrs. Brown & Jones, 282
Main street, dealers in Pittsburg coal,
who + receiving large amounts
freshly mined. We would advise
those wishing TO lay in their fall stock
To give them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

THE TIDE REvERsED.-For years
and years past it has been the custom
of the South and Southwest to bring
from the North all of the apples and
such fruit that consumed in these
regions. All this has been changed in
the last few years, and so far from ina
porting apples, we are actually send
ing them N0rthward by the hundred
of barrels. Messfs. COmer& Richard
son, Howard row, are engaged in this
business, and are daily making ship
ments of " truck away. They viii
pay the highest cash price for apples,
peaches, etc, and all of our country
friends who have such things to dis
pose of cannot do better than give
them a CALI
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GREATEST bargains Of the season.
Five thousand yards new style Linen
Lawn, 20 cts. per yard-wOrth 50 cts.
to be closed out at once. N.
Rraus d Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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81 so PEA ANaua,
81 IS pen SIX MONTHS GR.
rs CENTS PEA TaREE MONTHS

- Ciubz Of tEo or more wnthe applied
ats 60
nE The columns o. the ArpzAL WA be de-
voted to the --LATEST NEWS. TELEGRAPH Rs-
PORTS, and choice selections nj READrso
MATTER.
~ Special attention VIII be given 70 our
MARKET REPORTS. 10 eFOrt viii DO spared 20
advance SOUTHERN ~ISTEREsTs AsD soUTHEgS
ENTERPRISES.
Sg Remittanees can be either ny Post
oface Money Order or By Registered Letter.
go Postmasters throughout tho United
STATES are requested to act a. Agents
AINsLIE, HEATING & Co.,
Editors and PrOpristors,
Memphis, Team
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TIE members ofthe Hibernisn Mu-
tual Relief Society are notified that
the regular monthly meeting viii be
postponed until Tuesday, July 9Th.
By order Of
u. MAGEVSEY, SR.. President.
NN. h. CODY, Rec Sec'y.
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We will sell our entire stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes ETC.,
20 per cent. below the prices of any
house IN the city Of Memphis, to close
out at once, NENDIG d Bro,
226 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

To REDUCE our immense stock, We
offer the greatest bargains imaginable.
a visit to our establishment viii be
profitable to those wanting dry goods.
NJ. Kraus & CO., corner Main and Ad-
ans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

JoE LOCKE, 1885, Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York Dailies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and MOnthlies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

EATING HOUSE ExTRAoRDrxARv-
such as we have wanted for a long
time. French John furnishes famg
lies and individuals with all the
choicest cakes, bread and pastry at
moderate prices at his beautiful Eat
ing House In the Irving Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

JUsT received, fun size, los inch, fine
article Mosquito MEETINGS, so cents per
yard-sold heretOfore at Go cents. NJ.
kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
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WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOB
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Esal
jsIS AVERY & EeoERa.
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DR.. VIM. J. BARBEE will preach Ct
Linden street Christian Church to-day
at II am. and S pm.
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GEO. w. BANTER, Office corner of
Main and South Court streets, has the
EASTWOOD in the market. Also mixed
wood at s. 80 per cord.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table
Linen, at 81 per yard-worth 81 50.
Warranted all linen. VI. Kraus &
CO., corner Main and Adams.
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MAJOR I. \ GEORGE, afIpka, Miss,
Capt. John W. Ramsay, Swan Lake,
Ark, Capt. George W. Marquis, Mis-
sissippi, Capt. d. W. Patterson, Mis-
sissippi. =, n. Martin, Esq, st. Louis,
Mo-, Col. John Atcherson, st. Louis,
Mo-, Col. VIM. 4. MnSherry, Balti-
more, Md, are among the arrivals at
tho Commercial Hotel.
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THE HAVIGATI0N COMPANY.
Call for a Meeting on Tuesday Next.

We. the undersigned, citizens Of
Memphis. being DESTROYS to hear the
merits Of the enterprise known as the
Mississippi Valley Navigation
Company of the South and West"
discussed and explained, request our
fellOW-citizeus to meet US, Tor that
purpose, at the hall Of the Chamber of
Commerce on Tuesday afternoon,
July 9Th, st 81 o'clock.
Addresses viii be delivered by per
sons competent n explain the subject:
" H Cherry, IA Nelson,
Pittman,C obb&Co, H N LOewenstlne,
Loewnstine TrOh- z Il WhitmOre.
LIGHT & Co, Milan, Bowling
John A Stanley, j Co,
Harris, Cochran " Dean,
GO, E P Bates 4 Co,
AfG TuIher, R D Baugh,
Jas T Bourne & Co, R F LOOney,
H Loewenstine, Moses 4 White,
RA Allen, A II Stephenson,
A E FARMLAND, A Smithe,
Jos " Watering, Jas Coleman,
J Fl RackeItou, II " Hampton.
h Weatherbee. Newton Hart,
H A Wolf, 4 Just,
A Il GassmaEn, N c Galloway,
II CDoIHs. Ainslie, Heating
c NOurse, Co.
R L Dalton. VIM II Morgan.
J Il WiIett, Martin Walt,
VIM r Moore. s wilkins,
J II EdmOnds0B, W J Pollard,
F F Bowen. ' L Culp,
VIM Farris, Al White & Co,
H Haight, Nat Low, jr,
y Corona & Co, ChOate & Co,
Wiggaus Thorn, Joseph Neale.
" q Wear & Co, John Kirk, 81,
jas r Alternately, Jas Speed,
ACLOw, John c Lewis,
Samuel P Walker, Frank Wait,
DC Wilder, r n Drake,
D c Trader, Jas B Marshall,
Leon TrOusasIe, Sell Howell
H Aehle. J L Shaw & Co.
Hofmsn&HabneT. G. Wilson,
T Underwood, r E GoOdlett,
I'll Newell, r S Parham,
Ben PhelCn. r W L~ightburne,
D HJkHI, N . EWell,
3 LOwensteiu. L CUmmins,
" Patrick, Ben May,
John Hudson, RA Parker,
Hiram ! Partee. s Z Clarke 4 Co,
Whitmore & Co. S P Read, Sec'ry
Samuel B jones, Peoples ms. Co,
Sup't N&LRR " B Mitchell,
Jesse c Page, Mckinney, BlysOn
Foster, Ke8lhOPer & Co,
& Co, &C Ward & Bro.
Young & Bro, J Halstead.
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l. 0. 0. F.-Ths funeral Of Brother
Thompson viii be postponed until
further notice.
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TIE best Pittsburg Coal and the
celebrated Camel Coal. Call and get
your supply, as low as the lowest, at
Bigley, Millersh & Co.'S.
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JAooNErs, Swisses, MuIls, Main
ooks, Edgings and Insertings, at half
their value. Al. KrMus & Co., corner
Main and Adams.
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LApIEs' An-Linen Hdka al 81 %
per dozen. II. Kraus& Co.,
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STILL further reduction in llama
and thread lace points at =. LOwen-
stein & Bros.
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For BLLIoCsNDss.-Large doses Of
DR.. Stllm8n's 9. G. R., really eclip2es
eUerythiag k105Cn.
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LADIES, we have only about fifteen
pieces of that corded Marsei1les> left
reduced to fifteen cents per yard. 3.
Lowenstein q Bros.
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GENTLEMEN, if you wish anything
in the way of linen handkerehiefs,
British half hose and underwear, we
will make it to your interest to buy
from MS. B. LoWenstein & Bros.
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LADIES COrsets, at $l-WOrth = %.
NJ. Kraus 4 Co.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities Of Europe for sale in sums
to suit ut First National Bank No. IA
Madison street.
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SATURDAY

Making close connexions with the railroad
Gt D6Nalls Blu for Little Rsek ana all points
abATC On the Arkansas Hvrr. af JacEsonporJ
with liEht-EaterpscketS fcr4atesvIHsGLda.
points Oh upper White river. 0iSd fog Fota-
hontas, Powhett6n, and al points on BlarE
rivoE. This line viii give shrough bills Of
lading to Little hock and all points above oh
the Arkansas rivsr. aud an points on White.
Little Red and Rack rivers. Also. .8cEcf pas
Seng5-s through IN al above points. Freight
received sc 3If times by tbs agents.
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
AaFg1 -ILIOTT Miller
No.2 PEGu8EGadsSgr5-.
T.. i. kENuiG.
lels Is FroH1 81, Nosby Block.
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TH4E Mammoth News Depot, 1851
Main street, always has the latest II
Illustrated MeeklieS, MOnthlies and
Northern Dailieg,
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HURRAH! PEACE IN CUBAi-Our
entire stock of goods, consistingofdry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc, will
be sold for one week longer, " regard
less of cost or value!" tOmake a clean
sweep of everything, at Vendig &
Bro, No. 226 Main street.
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EBA'sIANs for Ladies' Waists, Wo-
mems and Children's Tucked Skirt
ings, ut half their valne. NJ. KrRus
& Go.
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BRITISH Half Hose, 81 50 per dozen
Sc. ". Kraus & Co.
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aemnhis and White River Packet Company.
gniie5 staiss '7a

Tv6E FOLLOWING ELEGANT r.
Passenger PACKETS o. Lhe-EL
above tine VIII lsaye Memphis -veFy TE5sdlT
and SATURDAY ut O'Clock r.uB., faT ali pDlnt-
on Little Red and White rivers rs hiFn up %
JacESopporf:
TUESDAY
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., Of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacture.
ers, 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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GENTS All-Linen Hdks, 81 30 per
dOZen-wOrth 81. NJ. Kraus & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

MEMS Gauze Under Shirts at 81
worth double the money. NJ. Kraus
& Co.
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STILL mYtber reduction in paras0ls.
We have a large stock, and will sell
them cheap. b, Lewepstein q Bros.
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To THE LADIEs.-We have a nice
lot of striped silks at 81 p per yard,
well worth - 90. We make this re-
d"ctiOn to make room for a large stock
OF silks, which we expect from Europe
in a short while. b. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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SEA Island, yard wide Domestic, At
l22 cents per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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PUFFED Bosom Shirts, s2-WOrth
SO. N. Kraus & Co., corner Main and
Adams.
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GREAT bargains in l0-4 Biaached
Sheetings. VI. Kraus & Co.
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Ladies Hose, at 81 IS per Dozen
worth So. N. Kraus & Co.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
lPacket COmpyE
SUMMER
unlted states MaiI Llne.

THE EOLLOWIN ELEGANT PaS-ES-
/ -gar h0ais 81 this l!rs leave heUpht= IT,.
Lii,Ie Roak SIS follows;
THOMAS II. ALIEN. PauCaAED, ar-tes
Mondays, ~ s O'Clock pin.
W s. CALDWEI4L----R Z. HAFSE. Master
Fridays, ats O'Clock pin.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS, and with the f1iloTyfug pack
cts, which leave Little Rock No syS sBE
Thurdays, at . O'Clock pm.
FORT GIBSON -Tohn Wo8dbarn. faster
Master
Thus making two trips a week fr1rc LITTLE
ROCK through 70 FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of iading given for freight To-
and from New Orleans, Memphis, Fl. LouiS.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freigbts delivered st destination, a. al
stagesof the river, without storing or other
delay.
Aag rSrs1ns 5aaiEiug u aLipb5 ais line
EOmthe Scrtn, East or West - D pcluf CT
the Arkansas river, should have then good
consigned 90 MEMPHIS y AEEANsAs RIVz
ER PACKET C0NPAEG, - ct Memphis once 60
Front street, Mostly Bl0cs.i Those shipping
from New Orleans should oC1sign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company.
Mouth Cf White River.
JOHN .. ADAMS, President.
Ia. KlFDIG, Agent,
fr. IHrEa H1A EH-1-~H FnA EN--WE DHAnE
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Further dispatches will be given in
the APPEAL Of tomorrow.
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There's a devil Of a big mail bag
blOwed up in a tree top. 4 robbery
of the mail is suspected and a cnnsta-
bic has gone 70 see about IT,.
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CENTRAL PARK.-The celebration
and grand excursion advertised to
come off on Monday, July 18th, ut
Central Park, having been postponed
in consideration of the st. Peters Or
phan Asylum picnic, for the benefit
of the orphans, which has been an
nounced for the same day, j. O. Con-
nor, lessee Ofthe Park, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the public, that
the gates at Central Park will be
thrown open, for the accommodation
of ladies and gentlemen, who may
think fit to spend a few hours under the
beautiful shade trees. The grand ex-
cursiOn TO the Park, and also the IL
lumination IN the woods, we leave
for a future time, when due notice will
be given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, July >, 9;lJ PIN.
An avalanche Of waste paper is fall
ing here. MeteOrOligists are unable
to account for it.
LATER.--A balloon is approaching
the earth under a full head of steam.
Umbrellas advanced twenty per cont.
in price in ten minutes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

JACKSON, Tenn, July :, d pm.
\ balloon was heard to pass over
this place a few minutes since. No
body hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

CHALLENGE-We, the Scotland
Base Ball Club,p do hereby challenge
any junior Club in this city, to play
n match game of bah. Time and
ground to be hereafter agreed on.
NJ. 7. VIRGESON.
Fold Capt. S. b. p. G.,
Care Of the APPEAL office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-04

CoRINrH, Miss, July 3, 3 pm.
TWO blooms passed here-One this
morning, the other last week. All
well.