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CHAECERY COURT FIN. N. Smith,
OdncellOr.-Court meets Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, when the following
calendar will be called:
500 Theme vs. Eollo6k.
$40 Stanton vs. Brad ford.
GIL Wilson VS. Hart.
$40. Greenlaw VS. MaydWell.
625 Dickens VS. AppeFson.
629 Hill vs.. Bradley.
5SS Meath We Porter.
494 Tresdwell VS. McKeon.
$40 Brinkley vs Breuster.
552 Jones VS. McGiDnis.
564 Witt vs. Warner.
5e5 Witt ys Bland.
COS Brown ys Williams.
623 OveIton vs Stovall.
$40 Commercial Bank vs. Ford.
525 Mitchell VS. jackson,
CRIMINAL COURT. = I'm. Hunter,
JudQe.-Court met yesterday and made
q final disposition of the unfinished bust.
ness OF the term. The final call of the
| docket was made and forfeitures taken
! against twenty-three parties, who failed
| to come forward and renew their bonds.
Court now stands adjourned until the
second Monday In February, 1859.
MUNICIPAL C0URT-Ge0. W. WdldTGn,
JudQe.-Tbere was no Court yesterday,
His Honor, the Judge, still being unable
to attend to business, As it seems almost
impossible to know when this Court will
meet Rgais, we refrain from making any
further announcements at present.
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"hibits more enterprise in making her
advantages known, she may e%alculs'e
on suffering from an occasional mis-
quotation. Hickman can justly argue
that deducting transportation, TAX OF
shipping, etc she offers quite SIS good
a cotton market as Memphis, and thu
loss OF trade from this cause Is probs
" bly, the occasion of the APPEAI.'s great
q sensitiventss.'
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BURNS ANNIvERsARY.-Burn's ami
verssry will be celebra ted Monday even
ing, January ., at Cochran Hall, by q
grand ball, under the auspices OF the -.
Andrews Society. The following gem
tlemsn comprise the committees Com
mittee Of Arrangements, John Ainslle,
Or. A. Sterling, J. r. Selkirk, j. q.
EcBaiu. Committee of Reception,
Charles Nourse. ]. J. Murphy, RObt. J.
Walker, i. L. Warner, IL. D. l. stew
art, 4. c. Ferguson, Jesse w. Page, Jr.
Floor Managers, r. ". Ains!ie, Jas. q,
McBaiD, Charles "A. Williams, George
Arnold. Tickets admitting gentleman
and lady, two dollars.
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IMPoRTAET TO LOT OwNERs.-The
owners of burial lots in Calvary Gene
terry Who wish to have them Ornamented
with eTergreeDs and shrubbery, have an
excellent opportunity of doing so now
that the proper season has arrived for
fransplenting. We learn that the So
perinteDdent has made an arrangement
with Mr.. Stewart to furnish the Gene
terry with all the trees suitable, at very
reasonable rates. The services OF an eX,
pert gardener and florist have alec been
secured to ornament the grounds. A
better opportunity will nev present
itself, probably, by which lot owners can
embeliish the grounds made sacred by &c
many bsllowed memories, IS they have
st present.
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SwEDFNBoRGIANs.-The meeting for
the completion Of the Orgsnis alton OF a
society Of the New Church is to be held
this afternoon at 8 o'clock, at the United
States Court Room, in the Waidran
Block, No. $50 Main street, Attention
is directed to the doctrines OF the New
Church, as explained by Swedenborg,
and all those DESTROYS Of learning further
OF these doctrines are invited to attend.
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CORRECTIoN.-Messrs. Hook q La.
grill desire US TO correct an error which
by some un~aecountable mea crept into
our notice OF the granting of the doors OF
st. Peters Church. They are grained to
represent %lOaLnut, and not oak, as stated.
The work, by the way, is most artistic,
and the doors look enough like walnut to
be the very thing itself. Messrs. Hook
& Lagrill, however, do everything in the
highest style OF art, and any of our
friends who desire anything in that line
should go to them.
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The New York Bank statement for the
week shows the following Loans in
creased, S2,6l5. 900; Deposits increased,
Sl,6l6. 600 Legal tender increased, 1885,
600 Specie decreased, 1894 600.
The New York Stock market was ir-
regular to-day opening somewhat Bear
ish, becoming active and strong st 2 pm,
with a marked advance, and closing dull
and irregular. Governments were dull
but prices steady, Sterling exchange
steady at s. for 50 day bills. Money easy
on call at 6 per cent. Gold carrying at 5
per cent.
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NICHOLSON PAvEMEET.-The con-
tractors have finished eli OF the work oi
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
to them in this city. The Chancery
Court has decided the question Of the
property owners liability in favor OF
The contractors. The contractors are re-
CURED by the city 90 enforce the cOllec-
doC of this tax by suits against the prop
eng Gcr its condemnation and sale; hence
we snRi expect all parties indebted TO
Ms for the pavement TO come 70 our Ohice
end settle. 81 there are those who can
aot pay the money, let them come up
and say frankly wiRS they can and
sgih 80, and We shall 90 Whist We can 10
accepting alch terms as they may IL able
10 offer Us. i. +. BROWN q 90.
January Z, 1863.
Ledger and Post COPY.
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STREET CLEANING.-SeveTsi carts
were yesterday busily engaged cleaning
Main street. On inquiry We found Ii
was a /" work Of love-" undertaken by
Commissioner BHrdItt, who conceived
the happy idea Of setting the able bodied
criminals confined in the stetionhouses
Al work on the streets. Col. Blrditt de-
slres as 70 say to the city fathers that II
they viii furnish the carts to carry away
che dirt, the Metropolitan Police viii
have the streets cleaned thoroughly.
We tender the thRnks of the public TO
Commissioners Bnrditt, aud hope the
Board viii see the advantages OF the
proposition snd accept it Immediately.
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Wanted--Ciiy and country PeO-
ole 30 know that we are Offering
our splendid stock of BoOts,
SHOES and Hats at retail, rs Tess
Ehan wholesale prices. SalAsIy
yourselves bY looking.
y. II, HANDEAN a. CO.,
27S Efain Street.
Goods got exactly ia style less
than cost.
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COTTON sTATEMKNT.
CHAMBEn a. COMMISSION,
hEAPHIS, January ., 1861

COTTON sTATEhKNT.
CHANBEn a. CeMnKRgH,
AEAPAIs, January ., l&a.C
Stock on hsnd Sept. l, IsSs..---..,.,,. a
Received preViousiy ...-.-.- ..-.....-- Isl, 1872 l56,S0
l56,437
exported to-day .--.......---.. 3l
Exported previously -.-..-......-...... lag 29o l4a,e0l
-
stock on hsna at y m.....-..- l5.ss6
The receipts for the week were $3.50
bales exports, Sill bales. The receipts
for the corresponding week last year
were 10, 404 bales; receipts last week,
1896 bales. OF this weeks RECEIPTS 1878
bales were by river, 247S per Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, 1923 per Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroad, 1l24 per
Memphis and Ohio Railroad, $50 per
Memphis and Little r )ek Railroad, and
eco ~(estimatedl per wagons and ferry
boats. Of the exports 24l0 bales were
by river, 1710 per Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, and sos per Memphis and
Charleston Railroad; So bsles we're
shipped south during the week. Tue re-
eeipts for the month to date are % .904
bales, against 27,35S bales received for
the same tine in the month of January,
1868. The total receipts to date last
year were 15l, TAG bales, or ASA bales less
than has been received this season. The
stock on hand at the corresponding date
last season was IL, 1877 bales, with Mid
dlings firm at l5i to Ice.
The New York weekly statement is
IS follows; Weeks receipts, nett, s6sS
halesj gross, "a. 400 bales. Exports to
Great Britain, 4405 bales to the Conti-
nent, 900 bales. Stock, sc. 900 bales.
Receipts at all United States ports, so, 900
bales. Compared with last week this
shows a falling on in the gross receipts
of 72l bales. The stock hiss increased
Is 600 bales, while the receipts at all
ports for the week have increased 1000
bales,
In response to our complaint Of q mis-
quotation of our cotton market by that
paper. the Hickman (Ky.) Courier
makes the following rejoinder which we
recommend should be memoir ed by our
enterprising merchants: 1.-THE quota
Z" tions referred to were taken from the
NASHVILLE papers of the day previous,
land must have been a typographical
terror. We must confess that the trade
"to Memphis from this section has
greatly diminished Of late, which has
"lessened our interest, somewhat, in lis
"markets but certainly, we could not
desire to do Memphis any Injustice.
IA Memphis paper, price-cuTrent, Or
" business man, is rarely seen in this part
} tot the country, and until Memphis ex-
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Up AND DOING.-Nashviile papers
state That several civil engineers viii
IesVe that city in q few days to mske
another survey Of the railroad between
MurfreesbGFO and Gallatiu, via Lebanon.
Agsin would we impress upon the friends
OF the Pacific Railroad enterprise the
fact that il is time to be up and doing.
This Is no time for inactivity, when an
effort Is being made to build a road which
will oe 90 damaging to the interest Of
Nashville.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
+. 8. DAVIS, Ihairnan.
]. A. ~BRITGLAHD,
!. p. IRRELEVANT,
A. ]. HALLE,
WIN. II. o

Gentlemen I feel gratified to hear
from the committee OF gentlemen who
have addressed me, that my motives and
actions have not been misunderstood,
and that / have the sympathy Of the cit
iZens of Memphis In the painful position
which / felt it my duty to adopt upon
Thursday evening. / shall be happy to
comply, and read as requested on Mon
day evening, feeling confident that no
further d~isagreesbles will be permitted
to occur. / have the honor, gentlemen,
to be yours, truly,
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JOE LoCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ma
terial, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papers, as well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
latest news can be obtained at his MAN.
moth stand
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STEAM DYERs AND CLEAEERs.-ThOs.
H. Huat & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do sill kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that st q cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost uOthing. By s. new pro-
cess the original luster and shape OF the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
amer. Gentlemen will consult econ
Omy by sending Hunt 4 Co. their old
garments.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services at IL am. and pm. Dy Df
Ford. Members Of DR.. Ford's cnurcn
are requested to be present, as ne mas 5
communication to read to them.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
LoWenstein & Bros,

GERMAN NATIONAL BANK.-The cleo
ton Of Directors of the GerTusn National
Bank was noticed in the APPEAL q few
days ago. We now take pleasure in in
forming our readers OF the election of
officers by the new Board. d. NJ. Wis
dom, Esq, late OF the.frm OF Norton,
Slaughter & Co, of New York city, has
been elected rFesident-a most excellent
selection. Mr.. Wisdom Is universally
recognized as not only a good business
man, but Q gentleman who commands
the respect and esteem OF ell VINO know
him, and q who will be able to control
q most valuable business acquaintance
and patronage, as we'll as secure for the
bank a credit 20 Yhich 1t is justly enti-
tied. Mr.. Griffin, who has held the po-
sition Of Cashier aver since the bank was
first organized, hiss been reelected,
which, considering the sweeping change
Of officers and directors, is Q catering
endorsement Of his worth and fitness for
the position. Mr.. Horace +, Garth, for
several years Cashier OF the Commercial
Bank, has been ELECTED Assistant Cashier.
Mr.. Garth brings with him the good
wishes OF a large circle OF friends, besides
a business reputation which will greatly
rebound to the benefit of the bank. With
SUCH Q corps of officers, We hope to see
the German National Bank establish it.
self in the position it is entitled to as one
of cur most solvent and reliable banking
institutions.
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A CARD.-Messrs. Menken Bros. beg
leave to inform the public that they will
sell a large line of winter dress goods,
hosiery, iannels and blan kets regard
Tess OF cost. This is done to make room
for their epring stock, which will soon
be opered. +
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MARK BTs.-The usual Saturday even
ing attendance crowded the markets
yesterday evening. The prices of every
ching ranged about as last Saturday.
ehickeRe, turkeys and eggs remaining at
the same prices, viz: sc per dozen for
chickens, 20 to S24 for turkeys, and eggs,
25 to soc,
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TELEGRAMs remaining in the ONCE
January "a, 1869: Jake Simon 2, Capt.
C. A. NJ. Estes, Dick Bayliss, s. B.
Beaumont, billiard, Pinson, & Co. SAUL
man Vienna, NJ. Wolf & Co., Thomas
Graves, Mrs. LsuFa A. Lewis, Kimhalls,
j. W. Collier, Dave ThilmaD, Hays Coal
Company, h. Warren.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Of the missing
detective sensation, the Knoxville Press
and Herald says it would be interesting
10 know how rfGny members OF the Leg
islature were ~eOnc9E2ed IN getting up the
"mysterious" ~dissT9Ssrsnee or the
"~deadbeat.u $50 say VS. sll of us."
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CITY MATTERS.

DIR CURTIS ]. SMITH, of Kentucky,
will preach at Linden street Christian
Church this morning at IL o'clock, and
at : pm.
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To WHOLESALE BUYERs.-JCst re-
aeived one thousand overcosts iFon SIS
to $40 each, at Walker Bros. & Co., 22B
Main street, Clay Building. tt
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The FIRST MEN OF The CTTY.-Dr,
CIopton has 8 special call home, and will
leave the last of the week, and will not
be here again this year. His patients Of
the city are bringing their hiends I'D.
He treats with perfect success, piles, FStu'
Ia, structures, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-24

C~atarrh.-The origin of Catsrrh Is I'm
most cases a neglected Cold, which can be re-
lieyed by the use of 4" BRowE's BRONCHIAL
TRooHES," by soothing the i~rritated and in
1amed membrane extending from the nose to
the tbrost. For Coughs and Throat Diseases
the Troches are of great service.
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SERVICES at Grace Church at II O'CLOCK
S M, end hslf-past 8 O'Clock pm. sun
daY school st hslf-past s am.
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RUTTER.-This' gentleman, $50 much
desired-so seldom seen bv the detec.
tives, went, we understand, 10 Nash.
vile on Friday night.
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FRESH Savannah river Sbad received
daily per express, by Victor d. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street.
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GEETLEMEN's wooden undershirts and
drawers at less than cost at b. Lowtn-
stein Il Bros, I
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered By
faithful carriers, Seven times q week fOT
twenty fVe cents.
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WHITE and grsy blankets at greatly
reduced prices at b Lowenstein q Bros.
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EDUcATIoN.-The attention of cur
readers Is directed to the card Of w. +.
Wards Seminary, Nashville, Tenn.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B
IoHenstein d Bros.
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GENTLEMRE's wooden undershirts and
drawers ct b. Lowenstein & Bros. st less
than cost.
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On DIr.-The Sodality Silver Cornet
Band are to have a magnificent ball on
the 9th inst.-neXt Wednesday. When
the affair comes off may we be there to
see,
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THE COURTS.

ClOaks and shswls at less than cost at
B, Lowenstein & Bros.
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Silks marked down at B. LOwenstein
& Bros,
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TOR CAIRO.

For Cairo and Way Landings.
L HAMRLkTON ..--- Hampton master
This elegant passenger steamer f.
will leave as above OIL [
MONDAY, 18th inst. at ) 0.m.
LARRY EAR SFAD, Agent,
ja24 No. u Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FoR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
IL i. Halk6E mSS1GE
This elegant and fleet passenger -
steamer will leave C
WEDNESDAY, z=th inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. 60URNE & CO, Agents,
ia94 No. Is jefferson street.
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
itCee at cost price at b. LOwenstein &
Bros,
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A Card from the Hon Mrs. Vel
BeFfOH.

By a reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that the Hon. Mrs.
XelEestOD has arranged to give one Of
her inimitsDie readings from the Egg
lish poets on Monday evening, January
p. The reading Will commence at
eight o'clock, and will embrace the fol-
lowing selections: Tennyson's "The
Lady Clare" and the Charge Of the
Likht Brigade, Lopgfellow's Wreck OF
the Hesperus," "4Nhe May Qusen,n
/" The Flood" and Milking Song" Of
! Jean Ingeiow, "Ths Bachelors Dream
OF Hood, "a Mans Requirements" by
Mrs. Browning, and one OF Mrs. Csudle's
J lectures.
we append The following oommunica-
ton, which we yesterday received FROM
Mrs. Yelverton
Editors Memphis Appeal!
Permit me through the medium Of
your widely circulating Journal to eX-
I press my deep regret for the disappoint-
meBt CT many of my friends and citizens
OF Memphis as regards the non-fulfll-
ment Of my promise Of reading this
evening. The facts are simply these
| Il bad not been my intention to read il
! Memphis until solicited to do 50 by 8
number Of the principal citizens whose
names appeared in your columns m
dsys zFu. at about seven O'Clock this
evening / was informed by the gentle
man who was kindly acting as my agent
| that permission to light the gas had been
! refused, and that an individual required
the payment of a ~license. Not having
hired the EslJ myself, and neve having
been required TO gay q license In the
/ ffty-three readings which have given
in the United States, / naturally con
sidered il an imposition, especially when
q second message was sent to me that
neither the gentlemen who had invited
me nor myself should DO allowed to en-
ter the hall, unless on payment of a
heavy penalty for not having taken out
a license, OF Vbieh, Is q stranger, / had
never heard, nor, as aM informed, had
my ,-1nuisitiOnists. IL such we're the
Law Of tba ,..uStrY it would have, ere
this, preciuded me uG!n giving readings,
and deprived me of many ptsasaG. even
ings aud agreeable acquaintance Shicn
those readings have been the means OF
bringing about. as 1 consider that an
insult has been offered me, / shall take
steps to ascertain whether it was under
the of legal authority or q wanton
indignity put upon q stranger and q
woman.
In offering this explanation through
you, 1 rely upon the universal eoDsidera.
ton and courtesy with which ] have
been treated by the whole press Of this
country, and have the honor to remain,
Years truly, THERESE YELNERT0N.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Ianuary p. 1893.
CORRESPONDENCE.
MEMPHIS, January ., 1859.
Hon. Nrs. Yeiverton
Madam: The undersigned committee,
appointed at the indignation meeting
held at the Club Hall, on Thursday even
ing last, have had 8 conference, the re-
suit OF which YVES to invite you,to give a
reading rom the poets, on Monday even
ing next, the 25th instant, at Memphis
Club Hail. Should it be your pleasure
to accept this invitation, cordially ex-
tended, please oOlige US by comm1nica-
ting with the chairman Of the committee
st your e~ariiest convenience. Permit
US, madam, to subscribe ourselves, very
respectfully.
F.. S. DAVIS, Chairman.
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READINGS FR0M THE POETS.

LADIES underwear at greatly reduced
prices st B. LOwensteiD & Eros.
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
at b. LOWenstein q Bros. I
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHER AND RIVEKs.

Weather clear and pleasant. Tie
river st this point rose rs pidly yesterday
but not so much 80 ss on the day bsfors.
It now lacks four feet eight inches OF
high water mark as established by Gov
eminent, but really five feet five inches
below the high water marx Of 1852. H.
is not probable that the rise will exceed
Twelve TO eighteen inches more, a. the
Ohio is falling, and when the present
stage is reached II rises generally slowly.
The Arkansas is falling. White river
vas falling, but commenced to rise At
row be called bank fun all the way Cut.
The latest news from ali points above
Fill be found 10 on- Geographic columns.
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F0a a RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
States Mail Packet.
LEM An@9Al-
This splendid aSsenge steamer A-h
Wi leave for the on s
MONDAY, SsIR inst, at 5 pm.
i. A.. r ENDI3. AgeSt,
tqz4 34 Front St, Mosby block
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Steamer Belle Memphis, ct. Louis.
" Silver MOen, Cincinnati.
a" Ben Campbell, O3eeOla.
" Rubicon, VieksbuTg.
Is" Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
" Liberty No 2, White river.
4" w. A. Caldwell, Ark. river.
" Bermuda,
" Linton, s.. Francis river.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Packet
DIES ARC..-------.---gohn ID. elliott master
This hae passenger packet leaves ~
for the abOyeeOn Aa
TUESDAY, 18th inst. az ) p,m.
For freight OF passage apply TO
ELLIOTT q LIE Agents.
ja24 Promenade street. foot IefeIs0n.