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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13
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THE UNDERSIGNED HFkEBT RE-
i spectfully rotify their subscribers and the
merchants of Memphis. generally, that the =
have appointed Mr.. w. C. MATrHxws man cer
Of their branch at this point. dr Matthews
experience and acquaintance with the business
in other localities win guarantee to subscribers
strict. thorough and promps attention 10 Their
wants.
Especial atten tion will be given to the colIe&
ton of past due Claims, or the address Of car ~
fully selected Atierreys will be furnishsd
where parties prefer doing their own CORE
sponfence.
A References Book. containing the names ana
commercial rating Of nearly every business
man in the United States aud British Provinces
tower 600. 600 names) is Issued semi annualy =
January and July for the use Of subscriberg :
the ratings based upon the elaborate detaN1
which their Office records furnish. are by far
the NEST reliable and carefully made Of any
work Of the kind.
This agency was originally established IN
1871. IL has branches in every important cI(T
in the United States and Canada, and also ID
london. England. and its large and constantIT
growing influence, notwithstanding many
efforts TO initiate it by others. Is the best evil
dence that can be given Of its equitable princi-
pies and Its useful operations. 1t Ia. emphaf-
icaly. designed for the promotion and pro-
lection Of trace"
Terms Of subscription will be made known
on application 10 the office. corner Main nad
Madison streets. II. q. DUN 4 co.
Memphis, October 7, 1869. ~ 32-M
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lars from the Southern people. Cotton
and sugar were the only crude products
| Of the soil that we're taxed. Icsnsidered
then and now those acts vindictive, OPP
| pressive, and palpable violation of the
| Constitution. With others have Joined
in 40 effort to test the constitutionality
of those acts.
The suit for that purpose will be before
the Supreme Court of the United States
for final decision early 10 the coming
month. i consider it duty to those !
represent to be present
This will prevent me from being can
didate before the Legislature for the high
office to which you invite my ambition
The gentlemen whose names have been
mentioned for that Office are my personal
friends. l would with deep reluctance
under any circumstances embarkFi in q
canvass with them for any Office. gLt
should deal uncandidly with youifI
was to say would not be fattered with
such high position. 1t is worthy the
ambition of the most distinguished men
of the State.
If the Legislature shall not be able to
make a selection from those before them,
anu suoutus Wnuout coitotsosiou ~ ~
part, confer on me that position, Of which
l have no expectation, l should en-.
deavor to discharge my duties with all
the zeal and abilities / may possess.
Tennessee is my native State; it has
been the home of my parents and ances'
tors since 1880. Whatever concerns her
welfare will at all times be of deep in
terest TO me. Ntt.t q ioA4.tA
Gentlemen, l recognize amongst the
names Of those who have done me this
high honor many friends whom l have
known for quarter Of a century; many,
too, with whom, politically, in times past,
/ have differed. l have no Language to
measure the grateful sentiments within
me for this distinguished manifestation
of your regard and confidence.
Very respectfully, w ~
~. RoBERrsoN ToPP.
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Special Notices.

A Man Of q Thousand-A consumptive
Cured.-Dr. II. James. a retired physician. dis
covered. while in the East Indies. a cure for
Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. and Cen
eral Debility. when his only child. DAUGHTER.
was given up to die. His child was cured, and
Is now alive and well. DE will send the recipe
for making and successfully using this remedy.
free, on receipt oftwo stamps to pay expenses.
There is not single symptom Of Consumption
that It does not at once take hold Of and dissi-
pate. Night sweats, peevisnness. irritation Of
the nerves. failure of memory, difficult expec-
toration. sharp pains in the luHgs. sore throat,
chilly sensations. nausea at the stomach. mao
ton of the bowels, and wasting away of the
muscles.
The writer viii please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisementin. Address,
tt ais CRADD0CK q CO.,
1858 1902 Race st.. Philadelphia. Penn.
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OHIO.

CINCINNATI, October bah of Ham
ilton county has been heard from except
one precinct. fendleton's majority is q
little over nine hundred. The Democratic
and Republican fusion ticket for mem
bers of the Legislature and county OFF,
GERS was elected by 1900 majority.
COLUMBUS, October l3.-The election
il doubtful. The House will probably be
Democratic and The Senate Republican.
The majority for Hayes will not be large.
The Democrats claim that Pendleton is
elected, and are very jubilant.
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the senatorsbip A Call ON Colonel
Robertson TOpp.

Robertson T0pp.
MEMPHIS, September rs. 1869.
Robertson Topp. ESQ;
The people of Tennessee, and the
South. are deeply concerned in the sue
cess Of Southern Pacific railroad; in
procuring ample means to rebuild the
ievees on the Mississippi river; in hav-
| iur the civil disabilities removed from
thousands Of our most useful and talented
citizens; and in the freedom and acQui-
sition OF Cuba and other West India
Islands.
Knowing your unequaled energy, your
address and powers OF management,
Your clear conception Of what Is right,
and the course that should be pursued to
obtain success, we desire to present your
name TO the Legislature of Tennessee as
q candidate for Senator in the Congress
of the United States. DIsclaiming any
intentlon to sssail or prejudice the Just
claims Of others, whose names are before
the people for that high Office, we, who
have known you longest and best, have
an abiding faith that if you were in the
Senate we should, through your energy
and exertions, witness the successful
accomplishment of these great enter
prises.
We wish for the future working, BUSH
ness men for our representatives-men
who will devote themselves exclusively
to the great object of rebuilding our in
jured country. We think that the man
who took the lead in 1856 and 81. and
sfterward in devisiBg well digested
scheme of internal Improvements; and
who, for nearly forty years, in and out OF
season, has all the time devoted his ener-
gies and talents to improve the country
and who has dose more to improve the
State than all the talking politicians in
it, should be the man that should be hon
ored, and placed in position to lead in
the great enterprises to which we have
alluded
We have purposely avoided political
topics, being aware of your repugnaBce
to discuss questions purely political.
knowing your life long Conservative
Old Wing principles, avoiding all ex'
tremes, we have faith, If you were in the
Senate, your course would be die
tated on such questions as may arise by
sound judgment and manly independ-
ence, and such as would but promote the |
welfare of the country.
For the reasons stated, we desire most
earnestly to present your name to the
Legislature for the Office of Senator.
With high respect, etc,
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Notice in Bankruptcy.
In the district Court OF the United
States, for the District of West Tens
uessee.

nessee; e ae4a
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Pc
~ titions have been filed in said Court by the
following named persons OF said District. duly
declared bankrupts, under the act Of Congress
Of March 2. 1851. fer dischsree and certificate
thereof from All their debts aud ether claims
proyable under said act, and that the following
days. at ten O'Clock a. m, have been set fer the
hearing Of the same before 7. j. Latham, ESQ.,,
Register, at his ONCE, No. ~ Main street,
Memphis. Tennessee. to-wit:
@. Hodges. November 8, 1869.
Thomas McGeoy, Of drm Of Power x Nc
Geoy November 3. 1863.
Devereaux Saucer. Asvsmber 3, 1852
? a. 4. F Rs4SR, November 4. 1859.
John Nildberger,
Charles Meehan.
Hss6 N. Stewart. November 5. 1863.
J. W. Norwood.
X. NJ, Rawlings, :,
David HukilI.
husEs PiPEin. November 6. 1859.
JaS. 7. Cannnn.
pa. PepLles, " :,
Julius Bshr. Of firm Of j. Behr 4 Bro. No
JOSEPH Bshr. Of srm Of j. Bshr 4 Bro. No
james Risss. November Q. 1852.
when and where ali creditors who have proved
their debis, and other persons in interest, may
attend aud show cause, II any they can Why
the prager OF the said petitioners should mol
bo graatsd. Aud the sscond aud third meet
ings Of creditors will bsheid e The saRe times
and place. A. s. MITCHELL,
Memphis. October "a. ls6s CLERK.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

ONE FINE, FOUR STORY BUsI.SEss
Ohouse. with large. dry basement n saS
Main street. Also IL rooms over 36s "a. in e.
suitable for etiees or sleeping apartme .ntE. AIN
II nice rooms, suitable for Offices, a Almeiia
Block, 81 Gayoso SC. Also four 10 a north II
Fort Pickering. on the river, fo: sand nrivi-
four on DeSoto, and two on Fourth st. !, suit
able for stock. lumber OF br' ok yards. Also !
plantation containing $50 acres open Iaea,
either for rent or allies east Of Blcd1osi
Landing, Arkansas. - -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Positively No Cure. No Pay.--The follow
ing diseases are warranted cured by the use Of
/" DR.. Forrest 4 Co.'s Juniper Tar:" Cough.
Group, Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Splitting OF
Blood, Asthma. Bronchitis. Lung Diseases.
Scrofula. Ulcers. Old Sores. Erysipelas. Pains
and Soreness in the Breast. Back or Limbs.
Assesses. Burns and Wounds. Piles. Itch.
Sore Feet or Joints. letter. scald Head. Milk
crust, Earaehe, ToOthache. catarrh in the Eyes
or Head, ordinary Deafness and Gathering In
the Ears. E
N. B.-The only genuine and original article
has yellow labels. with white imprinted wrap
per. such as has been in use for six years. Take
no other. Try 1t; If not satisfied, return the
empty bottles and your money will be re-
funded fifty cents. M
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS,
l3ef Wholesale Agents. 81 Main st.
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Thursday, October IA, 1869,

Commencing at 10 o'clock. upon the premises
TFRMs-Half cash; balance In II months.
with Interest. secured By trust deed on the
Nc better property around Memphis can be
sirahle home lot 10 build upon than this. being
lust beyond the city. limits, on spacious ave-
nues. with shade or fruit trees on every lot
and in a select neiehborhood composed Of our
hest papulatiOn. The property Is not put on
me market ron TRIAL. but YoR sALE UspER TIE
pIrvra. and will certainly BE- sold II bidders
are on the ground. Plans can be had atouro
Ace. and We invite special examination OF the
wisk 10 bid. The residence lot, l20 feet front,
Il Improved with a brick dwelling and all
necossary and convenient appendaees.
ROYsTkR, TREHENANT 4 CO..
M-T Auctioueers.
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MARRIED.

TRENT-ANDERS1N .-On the 9Th Of o.
tober, 1869, at the residence Of Captain j.. A.
Anderson, by Rev. w, U. Gray. Lieutensnt
John Trent and Miss Mary g. Anderson.
SYKEs--SMITH.-- On Tuesday. the 18th. at
IL O'clock m, by Rev. L. O. RaI som. at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Joseph r:
Sykes and Miss Calle Smith. all Of this city.
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EorG Said.

1000 A esss Xis Ho we . laS
Of land il GONZALES co., Texas. with $50 ecrc3
improved Also one section in Guadaloupe GO.
Texas, With 700 acr.ss improved. Also fourth
tanning from 20 70 l. 200 acres, in the counties q
Shelby, Upton, Lauderdaie. Dyer and Madi-,
son, Tennessee. Apply 20
W. L. DUFF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Mr.. Thomas Tardrew. Of New York City. is
authorized to ret as Northern advertising
agent of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
S.H. Parvin, General Advertising Agent,
c;rc;nrati Ohio, is oyr duly authorized agent
O.. 10 contract for advertisements.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Words OF Cheer-0n the Errors of Youth
and the Follies Of Age. in relation to Marriage
and Social Evils. with helping hand for the
errirg and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes. free of charge. Address. HoWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p. Philadelphia, Penn
sylvanis. g 9ce 23-lOO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-13

Hon. Charles A. .WickIiffe. late N. G.
from Kentucky, Is dangerously III 10 Bal
timore. BE has been 't0tslly blind fer
several days.
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No Cure. No Pay !-atone's Tonic Syrup
cures chills and Fever, or money refunded.
seld By NJ. ROSE. 81 Main street, and GOOD
YEAR & FALLS, Isl NJ ain street. 1887
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Peremptory Auction Sale
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
AND I.. aelnin
Twenty.eIght Beautiful Lots
ON POPLAR STREET EXTENDED.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY. SO
dram. ESQ, on Poplar street extended, having
been undivided into eommodieus Buildins
Lots, will be sold. WITHOUT RESERVE 70
the highest bidder,
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.Chickasaw Cup Stake. dash of four miles. FIR
500 out of tho stakes for golden goblet Cor
money, at the winners option) valued at $1,000.
Nine nominations. ID : = Il ! IL. = =
SANE DAY. : Consolation Handicap, for
mile heats. best three in FIVE. Horses beaten
once. allowed 8 lbs; those beaten twice,
allowed 10 lbs. Entrance, SIS; entrance money
to 60 to second horse. For purse of $500.
No entrance money to purses. ltfs4rsra
A walk over entities horse to full amount
OF purse. j. X. CHALMERS, President,
@. STONE. Secretary.
Memphis. October Z, 1882 81 80
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Ab SIN Dhys, aS FOAlOWs:
NDAY.
dnauguration Posi-, Stake, for all ages, two
miles and repeat. subscription $50, D. D. |; the
second to save his stake. To name at the
Onickasaw Jockey Club Rooms. at o'clock
Clgbto sdd $500. Closed with eight subscribers.
SAME DAY.-BradlevSt Stake, for two year olda,
dash Of q mile; sub. s25. p. ,. The Club to
add $500. Fourteen nominations.
$3.50 TUEsDAY.
Gayoso Stake. for three year ODDS, mile heats;
arb $50. half forfeit. The Club to add $500.
Thirteen nOmip ations.4 stnr ~ 800 ~
SANE DAY.yockey Club Purse. $500. for all
ages; dash Of three miles. "a 10 7's II
wEDNE sDAY. iiaLh
,: Jockey Club Purse. $500. for all ages; mile
SAME DAY.-SeIline Race. dash of two miles,
for all ages. Hcrses entered 20 be sold for $3.50
to carry their Appropriate weights; for $1,000.
$780, allowed The winner 1ssf to BE- scl l bg
auction on the Course, the excess over re- cling
price to 60 to the Club. Purse, slo0. III
Hurdle Race. for all ages, two miles, over
eight hurdles LEA feet six niche, hish, weller
second horse. provided three or more start.
SAME DAY., Jockey Club Purse, $500, Tor all
ages. three miles and repeat.
FRI AY. t0rEhlf
DeSoto. Stake, for three year ODDS, two mjJe
heats, sub. 500, half forfeit. The Club to add
$500. Closed with ten nominations. u
SANE DAY.-George Elliott Sequel Stake, for
two year olas, dash of one mile, sub S25. y. p.:-
winner Of Bradley Stake o carry lbs. extra
weight. Club to add $500. Fifteen nomina ions.
THIRD kAcE.-Green Stake. for three year
1869. nile heats. sub. SIS, o. D. !; second to re-
ceiye slo0 out Of the stakes. The Club to add
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Memphis City Directory for 1870

THE CANVASS FOR THIS ANNUAL
IL publication has now comnenced, and th<
book will be Issued as usual. The Compsn,
intend rakihg the coming work as compiot<
and accurate IS - possib Q. and refer 20 tht.|
last Directory Of this city to their ability Il
do all they promise. ~
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO., u
Publishers Of the Memphis, New Orleans, NO
bile and Louisvilie City Directories. ~
RICHARD kDwkRDs. Superintendent.
5. A. CHoATE. Secretary. ed
L. soARDs. General Agent sA-T
r.w. Brown. o.P.IrLEs. 3. Q. sRows
BROWN, Ly.sES L BROWN,
l. "A w " Il R .
once, No. 10 W. Court street.
Coor. Of MAin9 [Iss1 MEMPHIS. TENN
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Notice or Dissolution.

MISSISSIPPI AND THssEssEE RAILROAD
SECRETARY AND TREASURES 0FrICE..
Memphis, Tenn. October II. 1862. &
STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS COMPANY
y are hsreby notified that the ann al election
for Directors to serve the ensuing year, will be
held at the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, on
Wednesday. the 10th of Noven Der next, at ii
O'Clock am. s. II. LAMB,
1851 Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-19

fellow fall, one by one, into the clutches
OF these energetic officers, for 1t seems
impossible to escape the meshes of the
law. The able counsel exhaust time.
talent and eloquence in addressing iuries
in their defense. Verify the times are out
Of Joint when crime In Memphis goeB 10
the wall before law and justice. EveHE
good citiz IA must rejoice at this change
for the better in the criminal health OF our
city.
The steamer Emma Floyd yesterday
offered forty cents an hour for hands to
assist in loading her. Several negroes nc
rented the offer and went to work, but q
| gang of strikers, who are loafng around
the levee and holding out for htty cents
an hour. interferod and attempted TO stop
| them. Capt. Jim Chenoweth, not liking
any such f~oolishnoss," sent for q squad
| of police, who arrested the ringleaders 81
the strike and carried them to h lock
IN. This made the balance very indlg-
| nant. and threats Of Capt. Chenoweth
| life were freely made. NJ trouble ensued
however. This matter il rapidly reachlnl
a eliminating point, aud unless SOM
| steps nre taken BY the police 10 force M
vagrant negroes, aud whites, 10 Work
| there will be = collision on the ievee tha
may cost q good deal OF blood. We arr
opposed 10 violence, lint the next time
that these uSoleut negroes attempt any
thing of that sort. we hope the officers ~
steamers viii rome up to town ana eai
| for volunteers to go and soppressit- w
Will answer for fifty from the corner o
! jefferson and Main streets, any time.
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Brooks is her chief clerk. Capt.
we'll known IN MeDphis. t,@Jgt
The w. n. Arthur Is lying on a bar NJ
Cane GIrerdesu, and Is said to be almost
a total wreck. She threw overheard JO0
barrels -four, 400 barrels pork, and 2 large
lot Of other freight. The BlsInarcK
hound M. ran alongside and Q con-
siderable portion ofthe cargo, lnclndinga
large lot olive stock on deck.
An ~lncipient war broko out upon the
levee YESTERDAY. It was caused by Anew
nerro9s who would not work themseIFes,
and tried to prevent Others from doing so.
SeveraI were arrested and sent to jail. a
strong police force II needed upon u
The Emma Floyd was TO have left last
| night for Cincinnati with sls bales Of eot-
John Crosqrove and Mr.. Morrison,
danutv Wharfuaster. aTe a5out to start
| for st. Louis to employ labcrers 70 Work
upon our levee. They want l5O men, anu
| win work them blythe hour OF by ths ton,
II our steamers will stick by them aud not
employ sny lazy, good-for-nothing dar-
We are informed by Capt. VIM. Elliott
hat he never had n contract with Capt.
Davis to carry the White river mail. His
| contract was with Capt. Adams, and has
expired. He proposes to still carry 1t ~
mile rates-what the Government allows.
The st. Joseph, Capt. Corbitt, leaves to-
day az the regular Cairo and 81: louis
packet. She Is a good passenger steamer,
and Is well Differed. She leaves the
/ wharfboat at 1 pm. m
Tbe Dan Able, Capt. Jim Lee, gets away
At 3 p.m. for Friar's Point and all way
landings. Shippers should note her
change of time Of departure, az she goes
promptly at the hour, Stacker Leo and
Mr.. Conant are her popular and attentive
clerks -,
The Geo. W. Cheek, Capt. Malone, will
get away his evening for Randolph and
Osceola. She Is a crack packet, and u III
charge of capable and polite officers.
The handsome eah ST. Francis, viii
| Can't. Tom Bowman in command. leaves
to-day for all landings on the st. Francis
river. She goes u promptly at . PIN
sam PAYNE and Billy Clark are clerks.
Tho Des Are, Capt. Elliott, will get
away to-day for all points on White river
She makes connections with the LiJtl'
Rock railroad. Billy Miller is her chic
clerr, and is one OF the most popular Off
GERS on the river
The St. Francis brought In $50 bales o
cotton and 23l5 sacks cotton seed.
The United States mail packet Guidon
Capt. Clay Rice, leaves to-day at noon foi
the Arkansas. She connects at Littl'
Rock with the Fort Smith packets, and h
a No. l passenger packet. VIM. Morrison
and Alex. Wadden are her clerks.
The Cora y, Capt. Hicks King, Leaves
to-day for Cincinnati. She has nearly
full load engaged, and gets away on time
Az Croxall is her chief clerk.
The Lady Gay will pass down to-day Z
Vickshurg and New Orleans. She Is on
of the handsomest steamers afioat, am
has every luxury. imaginable at the vii
OF travellers. Few officers upon the rive
possess rs wide a reputation as Capt. Isaa
Jones, her commander, and none are NOR
favorablv known. Owen Gates, her sec
retary, is a model ofieer-one that Wll d
to tie to. By all means take the Lad.
GAY, if you are bound south.
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MAIL ScHEDuIE.

Chattanooga. Richmond. Washington, New
York Baltimore, and all cities East and south
CoiuinIus, Ga, gnG Montgomery, Ala; ell
.ttfious on the Memphis and Charleston
VI ssi-sippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
Vile and Chattanooga and East Tennesset
railroads, arrive al 2:B pm; close at u;2
cairo. Chicago, ~. Louis. NashYilie, Louis
yftia Cincinnati. C1aveinut. P~ittsburg, Phlla-
is!plia. Buffalo, Albany, Sew York. and al
cities North and Wes;, arftvc at 1910 pm
loses at PIN.
New Orleans, Baton Ruuze, Jackson, Vlcks-
burg, Matches and all ciles South arrive al Z
pm. closes at 10; b B.ig.
~ stations On The Mississippi and Tonnes
es. New Orleans snd Jackson and southern
Railroads, arrive at S pin; closes al 1873 PA.
Mcmphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays exeeptedJ arrive ri
p.m. close. NJ Jpn.
Marion. MftIsHurg and ClRthornp, Arb.
/ ttgi-Ecssivl MCpdaY, Wednesday, and Friday
1 arrive Al 10 s.lE.; close a. II an.
! olive brapch and kyElLg, Hiss, tseml'
geekIy1 Monday and Friday, arrive al Jpn
iOse al 8 nm.
Cubs and Big Creek, Tenn, (weekly) Friday
lrriys a; e IN. close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings OF
White river, (semt-weehly) Tuesday ana sRL-
arday. arrive ATS an. close az pm.
Pine RHNI inc Helena, AMI al aEdElgs on
! Arkansas river Tuesday, Fhnrs'
lay and Saturday, arrive 81 y AM close at
pm.
seuni-wcskly Tuesday and saturday, arrive
| 1t 3 am; close at 4 p.fn.
All landing on The Mississippi river north
fsemi-Weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive
/ At 3 Am; close at 3: - pm.
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. NJ