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Sewing Machines.

Don's squnnder yeur money On
WORTHLESS Machines, or those yOn
can't work when you ges them;
but 60 10 NORRIS. ia WHITE
CI.OCD. and get one OF the BEST
MACHINES WADE, and one That
any child, almost. can work.
J. J. NORRIS, 3geR,
---,.. r-tEa 81. 20 Y.Es
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have direct and powerful &C.
ton on the liver. and relieve any inactivity or
congested state Of that sll;important organ
upon which depends the whole process Of d.
gestiou. The importance, then. Of procuring
Pill that .hail have such direct action With
out the III effects Of mercury. Is manifest 10
every one; such Pills are Robacks Blood Pills;
they are warranted parsly vegetable. and can
With certainty be relied upon, and are sale At
all times.
THos. c. sHREvE, Druggist. Agent.
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ELEVEN YEARS

OF e1periecce with constantly increasing
demand for Roback's Medicines, is sufficient
of their intrinsic merit. and
places them the very first in rank for curing
the diseases for which they are recommended.
Sold by all Druggists.
THoS. C. sIIREvE, Druggist. Agent.
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NEW STYLES ia BALMoRAL SKIRTS
~ at LAHMER 4 VAN BUSKIRK'S.
april 90.
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DISEASES OF the SKIN,

Old Sores, Eruptions. Cutaneous Diseases or
Diseases Of the Skin. all readily succumb to
the wonderful influence of Dr.. Roback's Blood
Purifier, Stomach Bitters and Blood Pills.
Sold by
THOs. C. sHREvE, Druggist.
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DON'T GROW OLD.

There is no necessity for premature old age;
use Robact's Stomach Bitter.; it gives vital
ity ard elasticity. BY invigorating every organ
Of the body. Sold BY
TH0s. c. sHREvE, Druggist.
Agent, White Cloud.
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did, .1s s S'i n
' s%: ssa. =. .1 ss ssr:
ARcHisaI f'' a 10 Iai
s f g 1s id IL and more G @ S% ssS Is
on" @ S .e s o nsn Ssad e ss s S @
.s s:s's s | II"
Of 500 t '''" ''' sc" an
S:s oh: : % did % s;: sy : .
% snn ss %s' stacking bis third bundle
but SELL les. should
u,..,. Pow crrx Kansas, Is. 1869
so bs is as fa"s sa s h sr.
Before .., I experience had
A. Ora. u. Vi, ;,! cut hundred
Ss, s a.ns HARVESTER : made YOUR .Ao,
s s ss .;s % who wants
s as a F: s.s o. M III" s,s
e sonssss "so ss s the be- from 0as s e
no induced ast @ . @ss s' s
IS careless binders CHARLES SEnGvick '
pas: E c s . s s"s .sss M m d.
Ss "s s "s two f half i A ss : s
M.... Eas.. Co.
S,s % s ss:. I'd s:
sH nsi se tive we
% go ss s s ; sn exit. ns saving g. sRaY
Rows Baows March
nas on S Harvester: .us ' b y ons s during tn; e
ss sf : ss a We could @ s S with M
5s. e. .s;ss
Receiving them BY the load furnish the lowest figures for
which they be bought
My Head Quarters will be at White Cloud, Kansas
Any a. Nebraska
April 1850 B. ". RANSOM, Agent.
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pRoPSY,

And Dropsical Swellings. are always relieved
and often permanently cured BY the Alternative
effect which the timely use Of Roback's Blood
Purifier. when taken in conjunction with Ro.
backs Blood Pills, is sure to produce.
THOS. c. SHREvE. Druggist, Agent.
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHMENT.
In Justices Court, before NJ. s. Mauck, Up,
Of Iowa Township, Doniphan County, Kar sas.
Us: Springer. Plaintiff.
N. W. Ryerson,\ Defendant.
nj w. RYERSON, Defendant, will take
IN. notice. that on the Odd day of June.
A. ID. 1868, an order Of attachment was issued
in the above entitled action, for the sum Of
Fifty-si Dollars and Eighty Gents and COSTS
Of this suit, BY NJ. s. Mauck, Ju ticc Of Che
Peace. of the said Township. and that said
cause has been continued by said Justice TO
the 9th day Of July, A. d. 1869, at O'Clock
A. n. J. S. SPRINGER.
July I. lS69-3w. Prs fee, 3.
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Brick.

HAVING just finished burning q kiln. We
L will be prepared. On sud after Monday.
Jrae t4;h, to furnish Brick to all in need OF
the article.
WILLIAMS 4 WHITMAN.
White Cloud, June 10, lse9-,f
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PoPLIys. NAIS3o0XS.
~ LAWS. ard ali the s:e styles in Dress
Goods, at LAHMER L VAN BTSRiEK'S.
april %
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II III E.
MAASE HARVESTER.

MARSH HARVESTER ,o,d ,..,
fully offer their oro~ingf p>N'
grain thesere - N"~ INC ''
In thew
The 10y @'1" w wv A"
of
Your good saved from attaches - -
will
will vase Vi "'eA-A-''' 1
As all any loss the following Warranty
Sold - ''"e '"'"'s ''-AA''
WARRANTY.
The Marsh Harvester warranted Of
e oa be
ened binders will bind
that half the nando
the
e,itwibe taken
refunded
perfect machine 'NrN' 70
Attne
nd AZ me r,a In OF Reape held
h took me Ioid Medal of the
in
Tor the coming harvest invited
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SETTLE UP.

II AVING sold out my stock of Goods and
IL Groceries, wish to close up all outstan
ding accounts. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to me. are notified to Call aud
settle forthsith
CHARLES BURKHALTER.
White Cloud, June q. lS69-lm.
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WAR RANTY,
Cert1dcates.

j, NEniHa Co.. august
last I'd and
found that "h IL
ckwinbe
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Receiving them By the load the lowest figures for
which they can be bought
My Head Quarters will be at White Cloud, Kansas
Any ommuncation by will Richardson Co., Nebraska
April l. 1862 I3. ". RANSOM, Agent.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

RIO .LET-A HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE, WITH
fve acres OF Ground; the Of West Farms rost
and Union avenue; house has and bathroom
carriage house stalls for sir horses; there Ia lar
quantity Of choice fruit on the place. Apply toJAMEs 70
SMITH, Jr., 10 state street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO LBT-A FARM HOUSE IN GREENWICH, ABOUT
Il i've miles from the village, accommodation Tor threr
horse: and carriage: For particulars apply 70 JOSEPH
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A FIRST LOFT NEW STORE-2eo CANAL STREET,
near Broadway, to let; low price, Also three story
81 Crosby street
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO RENT-IN THE VERY FINEST BUSINESS LOCA-
i on In Brooklyn three magnificent Floors, suitable for
any first class business Apply premises 27s Fulton street,
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO RENT-FROM MAY l. THE FIRST FLOOR tELE-
gsnty furnished OF dwelling part of house 1170 Broad
way respectable and responsible tenant Apply the
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO RENT-PART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE TO
small private family without children 2O7 West Twenty
fourth
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO RENT-FoUR ROOMS, TO GENTLEMAN AND
l. wife (Americans); gas and bath; but one family In
house Call at gl5 East Thrty.thrd street rent, SS5.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO LET-sIX OR TWELVE ROOMS, IN THE HOUSE
No 135 East Thirteenth street, between Third and Fourth
avenues. INQUIRE above.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

ITO LET-A FIRST FLOOR, THREE ROOMS DEEP,
i Basement and q Second Floor of five ropms marb q
mantes chandeliers and water will be LET separate
together adults also Floors brown stone house
In East Foreth street, consisting of ten viii be let
separately together TO adults Apply to the thu
premises 342 East Eightee nth street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER STORE TO LET
n show windows on both streets. Apply G. SMITH
the premises, 202 William street corner of Frankfort
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

r'o LET-NEAR BROADWAY AND WASHINGTON
place, House, Is rooms well established, furniture
s3Ooo, must be purchased Address b., boz III Herald
The New York herald., 1869-04-07

CMAIL HOUSE, 40. 4 RrNwICR STREET TO LET: :
- and CELLAR water w basement; possess
once; rent moderate Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson
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.coW-soYs.
A Man Brutality Whipped by a Party
Of Disguised RadicaIs---The
Ku-KIux Dodge Attempted.

On Fridaylast, about 3 O'Clock am,
a party of scOundrels, disguised and
faces blackened, went to the residence
of Mr.. John Leithr a short distance
from RObinsonville in Dyer county,
and took from the house a Mr.. ). 5.
Ryan, carrying him by force to a
wood lot near by, and inflicted upon
him a terrible beating, telling him
that they were Ku-Klux, and that
they had determined to make him
leave the settlement or kill him, Civ
ing him until Tuesday, yesterday to
get out of the vicinity.
Our informant, a gentleman from
that neighbOrhOod, informs Is that
Mr.. Ryan, who is a Master-carpenter
and has contracts for buildings near
where he was 50 villainOusly treated,
is a gentleman for whom the highest
respect is entertained, and that the
only reason that can be assigned for
the outrage is that Mr.. R.. was keep
ing company, with a view TO marri-
age, with the daughter Of appointment
Radical, who bitterly opposed the
match, and was the instigator of the
outrage as a means Of breaking it OF.
Mr. Ryan, we are told, recognized
Boz Davidson, John Barrett. Frank
CuIp and VIM. Wangoman as four OF
the paEtV Of ten or twelve engaged in
the brutal afR4I
THE CAPTIVE BALLOON.+fO-aay
at the rink, corner of Third and Adj
ans streets, Thompson lel5 people up
Wlt4 2 rope to the height of a thou
sand feet! zen dollars for each time
the balloon goes up. FOdf persons
clubbing together thus reduce the fare
to 81 80. Tomorrow at ten O'Clock
THOMPSON starts on his YOYaget
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
the Memphis Postofiee..

Chattanooga, Richmond. W~ashington5 NSN
York, Baltimore, and all cities last mi
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery Aon-
stations on the Memphis ana Sn Sash
Mississippi Central, Mobile and TronneSsee
Vile and Chattanooga ana E@Ssa al lI.2O
r. roads, arrive AZ 2s@ p-m'i SN
~ ,ro. Chicago. ST. Louis, NasnylLs, PS1Is-
me T~iDcinn5fi Cleveland, fltSsDSL6, N
asInhia Buffalo, Albany, Nen - 199s0 = n
ciffes North and West, arrive q" Pf
sloses at 2 4 8 pm po-na Tacbson Vgeks-
urp Matches and al cues Sou1h' @iiifo -"
- closes at TO-: am.
IIssfsffous on the MISSISSIPPI and TennfS-
= New Orleans and Jackson and soulherh
Poiroads, arrive at 5 pm; closes atlO;42 Pm.
Nemphfs and Little Rock Railroad, Little
ROCK Madison, Sundays excepted,) arrive at
pm; close at 5 pm
Marion, Wittsburg and Claiborne, AK
rf-weeklvl Monday, Wednesday andFriday,
o. rive at 10 am. close at II an.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, Miss, semi
seekly) Monday and Friday, arrive q 4p.m.;
close at pm.
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 am close at am
Little Rock and Helena, all landings on
White river semi-weeklE Tuesday and sat
urday. arrive st 3 am; close at4p.m-
Pine Blum and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive at sa-m.i close aus
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
tsemi-weekly) Tuesday ana SATURDAY WEl'e
At am; close at4p.m.
Al landings on the Mississippi river nofthl
;semtweekly Monday and Thursday arrive
at 8 an; close at3:G pm
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. N.
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UMMER ARRANGEMENT
unltsd States Nall Line.


TFHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT FASSES-
! ger boats Of this line 1eaFe Memphis faF
Little Rock as foliOwSf
THOMAS q. ALLEN. --- PRIrcuAKn, Master
Mondays, az 5 O'Clock pm.
Master
Fridays, ats o'clock pm.
AallEg close connections N LITTLE ROCK
AIN spleEuid cLa1hes fr f.e CEL EBRATTf-
HOT SfRfSGS, ard WIN rke foifoytag paeHa
ats, which leave Little Rock MONDAYS All
4hurdaysi at O'Clock pm
FORT GIBSON ...--Lohn Waadourp. Master
CLAIMS ----.--~..--.Re asOner, Master
Ihus making two trips aweek from LITTLE
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills of lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81. louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fre'ghfS delivered st destination, at ali
delay.
ANY persons desiring to snip o. this ishA
FROM the Worth, East or West 10 any point an
me ARKANSAS river, sEcCla have their goods
a~Gnsigned 70 MEEFHIs III ARKANSAS RIy-
En- PACKET C~CIPAST' at Memphis Office 800
front street, M1sby Block Those shipping
from New Orleans SHOULD cOnsign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
JOHN D.. ADAMS. President.
IA KENDIG. Agent
it uriep 3ai Fruat street, Mostly Block.
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4TH. COMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION
GENERALLY.

4TH. COMMITTEE ON IMMIGRATION
CENTRALLY,
q. M. HilIyer, Mississippi; Robert
son Topp, Tennessee; W. M. Gallo
way, Arkansas; w. III. Cherry, Ten
nessee; M. j. Wright, Tennessee; ".
H. Sutton, Louisiana; T. A. Nelson,
T. S. Ayers, c.. Kortrecht, w. S. Pick
EFT, Jos. r.. Williams, Il. d. Mckis-
sick, Tennessee.
Just before the reading of the report
a telegraphic dispatch was received
from st. Louis, and read to the assem-
blage, stating that Mr.. KOopman-
schaap had started from st. Louis and
would be in this city at 1870 to-
morrow (to-day.)
Mr.. L. ID. McKissick said be under
stood that there was a gentleman
present who was a friend of Mr..
Koopmanschaap. If so he would
confer a favor on the Conven-
ton by informing them who the party
was. There were those present who
stated that he was q Chinese, others, a
Russian, others, a German. He, for
one, would like to be informed. MIR.
Butler Anderson 0n this arose and
stated that Mr.. KoOpmanschaap was
a merchant of San Francisco,
and, he believed, was a Russian. He
was an importer of Chinese goods,
wares and men. He was the origi-
natOr of the trade in California. Capt.
Reed stated that he thought that Mr..
K. was tbs Russian Consul in san
Francisco in 1906.
4 gentleman irons Mississippi
moved that the Chair be goyeFned in
his rulings, or rather that the ConVen-
ton be subject to parliamentary rules,
which govern the American House
Of Representatives.
A motion E@S made to amend by
using JeffersOn's manuel. which pre-
vailed.
A motion to adjourn was made by
MI, Cherry but was withdrawn in IA
vOr Of d gentleman from Vicksburg
who wished to state that a meeting
had been held in Vicksburg liz farther
ance Of this movement, importation
Of Chinese labor and that a delegate
had been appointed to proceed to the
Pacific coast. This delegate, Col.
VIM. r. Miles, was present IT the
Convention, being now en- route for
Saa Francisco. He made the an
nOuneement sc that any body who
wished could take advantage of the
opportunity.
After this announcement the Con-
ventiop adjourned till this morning
ut ten O'Clock.
SEA Island, yard wide Domestic, a
/ I2I cents Der ward NJ Kraua {. 70
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LAW REPORTS.

CHANCERY COURT-W Va N. Smith,
GdaceUOF.-AU the cases on yester-
days calendar were disposed of. The
DEGREES fled during the day are as
follows, tO-wit:
Robinson VS. Hart, sale.
Englebrecht vs. Seibert, scifacia.
Brown vs. Brown, reference.
CuneO VS. Gallino, reference.
Waddel VS. Boon, substitution.
Move VS. Hall, resale.
RaggiO VS. CuneO, deCretal.
PostOn VS. POStOn, reference.
Nesperman vs. Mitchell, same.
Graves VI Ford, final.
McBrOOks VS. Brooks, sale.
BOrland vs. Temple, as to funds.
Hurbert 5 Finnie, reference.
Bank West Tennessee VS. Mari, same.
Wynne vs. Wynne, same.
Court has adjourned over until
Friday at 10 am.
Chancellor SOmers viii preside next
week in this Court to try the con-
tested election cases specially set for
that time.
CRIMINAL COURT-H. L. Hudson,
Judge.-This Court was engaged the
entire day yesterday in empannelling
a jury in Inc ease OF State ". Thomas
E. LeOuacd, indicted for fraudulent
breach of trust, enlightenment. etc.
To-day the ease viii be brought up.
and the trial proceeded with, HOrri-
gan, Randolph and Woodward for the
state, CAN'T and Bullock for the de-
tense. In the case Of State VS. John
Book, convicted TOR larceny and sen
fenced for three wears in the peniten-
tiRry, and who prayed an appeal to
the Supreme Court on Monday, ap-
peared in Court yesteaday and asked
that he might be sent to the peniten-
uary pending the action OfSaid Court.
which was granted.
MUNICIPAL Court, a.. ~. UaIdral.
Judge.-This Court convened yester-
day morning and held a short session.
The only business transacted was the
disposal OF the case of Morris, Lea &
Co. vs.. Chester, the trial of which has
been pending since last Saturday.
The case being submitted to the Jury
they returned 2 verdict for plaintiff.
This Court stands adjourned until
Thursday morning
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The hotels are chuck tail,
Gen, Writ Adams is at the Pea
body.
Mr.. Raphael Semmes, Jr., Of the
house Of B. Semmes & Co., of this
city, left last night for his home in
Mobile, where he will spend a few
weeks. We wish him a safe return.
Capt, Spears, of the Vicksburg
Herald, Col. Giles 81. Hillyer, of the
Vicksburg Times, and Gen, ". X.
Miles, of Mississippi, are in the city
in attendance upon the Labor COnven-
ton.
During yesterday five suspected
thieves, two shOulder-hitters, one
gr0Vler by night, one furious driver,
Uue1lisgTQeGY person, ana 4 8UXil-
lazy to a case Of matlai6gs Shooting
twelve ia all-Were arrested by Tie
officers connected with the Second
District Station.
AT the regular semi-annuaI meet
ing of the ChickasaW Boat Club, held
last evening, the following gentlemen
were elected officers to serve during
the eiSuing term: President. Sidney
Cook; Captain, VIM. Workman See
retar& T. A. Hays, IT,; Treasurer,
Geo. II. JONES',
Alderman Ogden is also Il OF
the indicted ones. Among other
charges against him Is one GfeXtOFt-
ing S25 90 in cash, and a promise Of
90 more, from a poor widow Mrs.
Magtntye tcI voting in favor of giving
her q cert5tp price Fr let Of land
thGt the city had taken away from
her.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
yesterday and shaking hands with our
friends Davis and Wiekers, of the Pa
citic Railroad. They are in the city,
attending the Convention, and are
going to.1nake Arrangements for bring
ing US Celestials by the thousand.
May the importation begin soon.
Grave doubts are entertained OIL
the honesty ofAIr. Daniel Daley. The
suspicion culminated yesterday in the
arrest of Mr.. D., who viii have a
chance to set himself right before the
world, if he can, this afternoon. He
viii speak his little piece before the
Commissioners of the First
District.
Poor Mrs. Broekley! After hav-
ing cleaned out the entire female fight
ing flock of Happy HOlIowIans to be
compelled 70 rest upon her laurels in
narrow G6ntlqes'gf 2 cell Of the
First District police station. EqtsEm-
Of the usual kind won't get her
and her only chance is in the
,lemency of the Commissioner. to
whom she viii unfold her tale this af-
-ernOOn.
We are informed that Nh. Brink
in company with Col. Mitchell.
alfed>qp6n rte RQard'efG County Com,
aissianers and assured them that if
vas not the intention of those citi-
ems, Of whom he was one, who had
the county, to interfere with
he Mississippi River Railroad bonds,
nd that it was his desire, as it was
hat Of every other right minded
nan, that the cOunty's subscription
o the said stock should be promptly
aid over. The conversation lasted !
ONE time, and finally resulted in the ,
commissioners agreeing to pay over {
he balance of the bonds forthwith. y
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TO THE TRADE.

800 Bbls. Mess Pork, city and country
brand.
20 casks clear Bacon Sides.
- casks choice Bacon Shoulders
Is tterces choice Bacon Hams.
200 kegs Lard.
= boxes B. Bacon, plain ana canvasSed.
go bbis. Flour, assorted branis.
A FULL stock OF Liquors, Boat and Bar
Stores on hand for sale low, Tor cash or
MARTIN WALT & Co,
jell H2Front Row.
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CARPENTERlNG
John REED

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 81 JEFF
~ ferSon street, entrance In alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Verandahs framed ready for shipping. novel
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THE following Committee will meet
al the office of Clapp, Vance & Ander-
son, y Madison street, at 81 O'Clock
am Of this day, 18th of July: NV.
Clapp, Chairman; Writ Adams, Geo.
w. Gift, VIM. r. Hunt, L. G. Gar
rett, J. c. GOOdlOe, w. II. Sutton aud
j. Patton Anderson.
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THE Mammoth News Depot, 236I
Main street, always has the latest II
Illustrated Weeklies, MOnthlies and
Northern Dailies.
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NOTICE
TO ARKANSAS RIVER SHIPPERS.


FOR the better recommendation Of the trav-
cling public and shippers, the schedule Of the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packets, from
this date, viii be changed during the sum
mer, as advertised. They viii leave Mem
phis MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. at 5 O'Clock
pm, instead ef Tuesdays aud saturdays, as
heretofore. Immediately upol Jhe ope,ias
Or the Fall Trade, the Company niH fa.R
Wednesday boat. leaEiug Memphis MCnda-I
Wednesdays and Fridays, ats pm
FGrthe present, there VIII be but two Boa1s
in White River. leaving Memphis TUESDAYS
SATURDAYS. Upon the opening of thu
Fall Trade there viii b. % Thursday Boat put
days, as heretofOre-thus making a daily line
from Memphis 10 Little Rock and points
above On the Arkansas River.
Jyl OH d. ADAMS, President.
Memphis and White River Packet Company
United States Mail Line.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT r.
4 Passenger Packets Of theA-
above line will leave Memphis every tuesday
cav saI+tla[ e. O'clock pm, for all point
on Little Red and White rIveTsas hisaa - a.
TUESDAY
tES .. Eiii0h. Master
SATURDAY:
Making close connections with the railroad
at DeVan's Bluff for Little Rock and Mi points
aDQye on the Arkansas river; atJscksOR9Or.
with lfght-water~paekets for Eatesvfife andus3
pqin5s On Upper White river; aIsp f0r Fccl4
lontas, EoWharfan, AID al points on Blaek
river. This line VII give through bills Or
iaqing TO Little Rock AID all points abQYe On
Inc Arkansas river, and all points on White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also. ticket pas.
'engers through TO all above points. Freight
received at All times by the agents.
John d. ADAMS, President.
AGENTS; ELLIOTT & MILLER,
No. Promenade street.
r. A. KENDIG,
les j04 Front St., MOsby Block.
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II ~Secretarys of the different Ma
sonic bodies, as well as the committee
appointed on printing, are fraternallv
requested TO meet me at South Mem
phls Lodge room at y O'Clock Thurs
Gay evening precisely. S. STURM,
Chafrrnap
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The PLANTERS INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-A meeting Of the stOckhold-
ers of this Company will be held at
its Office this morning at nine O'Clock.
\ full attendance Of all those inter
ested is desired.
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Fer Mnund Civ. ARK.

NTEAMER BEN CAMEBEEE IT,
> Will make three trips yeryA-
day to Mound City, leaving Memphis az
Mound City b eKcelegt. The boat VIII also
make a trip TO Bradley Landing every S19s
day. teE
Memphis and Arkansas fiyeF
PACKET Comply
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SsmDhis and ST. Francis River Tues
gay FaGset
FOR HALE's POINT.
P0lNT TRI-wEENY PACKET

COMMENCING ON OR ABOTT TdF FEF
TENTH FSEPTEJEBER.
T'HE Memphis and -. Louis If
Eac-Fr co. VIII run their nue-@
side-wheeI EasseEgGr Sfe1mer. ST. JOSEPH.
between Memphis and Hates Point, Leaving
Memphis Monday. Wednesday and Friday
evening, nj D o'clock; returning. viii leave
Hale's Point Tuesday Thursday and Satur
ia, az y o'clock m, arriving al Memphis
early the fOlio~ lla mQruing-
HENRY ". SMITH, Erssident
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