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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-01

pAAEOpIOSOMAAv0 RIUJ0CtAUu OH WIG U4CK Oh n6
head would have touched the te,,do .Aohi1is.
The forehead was high, the face stamped with
Q tremendous amount OF decision, and out oi
the bronze left there by the sun and wind,
looked pair Ut little black eyes, whose glance
was keen enough to penetrate q two-inch
plank. You never saw more than an eighth
OF an inch of eye, however, in his face at any
one time, and when he laughed, even this re.
leaving on guard only q line OF lashes and on
agitated crowd OF Rood-natured wrinkles. The
frame VIA muscu ar, springy and compactly
knit, and the whole pose OF the man was like
We We prepared to honor without question.
aETisentiy. ~ ne was not one a dream, o yapor OF
-, 81, TX aHXae AT could make coward or. He look.
~ "a stNel ind tenuity. ut wss his religion
ma axnetism. se so,nmuncased I | lis spiras aro g,
seI Ieilance folall around him. Thus he inn
pressed our pasts, and We a6cordipgly deter
| mined upon an interview with Captain Oakey
and, after the interchangeof Of saiutationB. Mr
Slidell inquired: t'Captaln, what are tht
! chancea o4sDhr getting out Pr * * z y. ~
sood. sir.n was the prompt reply, II car
% observe yfss siass tse ). osBtsi oisar,,
nad the great falling OF reserved natures
opstinacy bnt ne likewise possessed the Rrea
tmerit.-SAlencc. Those few, u prompt word
nepledge, sitmade, wonla 10 3.isflledg Gtil
cannot we start tonight ~ a ~ Nh @
| my steamer has inst gone into tho drydoo.
you viii charter her win Is ssaa ssr aea sal to
Amorrow afght." ,r~ = = -
II That was enouah. s3
An hour later, the preliminary Arrangement
/ nnSe mSe oonsammAted that night theyeasol wal
11s nv yeachinery w.s replaced, coal bunker
MHe0 Nnd accommodations pr0vsd0d sSSis tn,
aatoDsrs and their suite. We Wens o.
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~ w MoI 1htucC, tQT0W
& thecabin, and, with
EE lieutenant and his
sE gentle epithets with
s%lcR woman so we'll
#nguage; but without
Van to the marines to
with bayonets pointed
Sae ok ght barrier was
sdeh ascame o prison.
YES &sre next taken,
iSfer1ea to the San Ja-
sis M'proe and q Fed
aecii d to accept the
Snd sha lEpast three
IN ee,d, and the two
TO tEeir destinations.
ask eSary man ON board
! saxexe litter held o per-
lss in his own breast,
Dr the remainder OF
sseCaxne o miniature
| goa were runE ON,
Z aud internal ion
Snti,,k u X hna6s NTH the
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indebted to MIR. GEORGE H. aRUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr. GEORGE a.
GRUBER, or to Me-. q. W. GRUBER, ito be found at
messrs. CORWIN'S STORE, KING-sTREET,) during
the month. After the first OF June all Indebtedness
unpaid viii be placed into the hands of Magistrate,
IN order to wind the affairs speedily possible
81. GERDTS CO.,
May 10 LIMO Agents for Creditors.
a%MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-The FIRST National Bank OF
Charleston viii pay the TENTH U0TH, DIVIDEND
OF the above Company, declared April 28th 1862 to
resident stockholders in this city and after the
first proximo WIN. c. BREESF. Cashier.
Charleston. 8. Co. May 81. 1869. May 81
sS FOURTEEN YEARS oIsDb.-IN 1858
we purchased the entire stock Of B9HHBoN wHIs-
KEY then three years old. We now cafer this brand
at s5 so per gallon and 81 80 per hqte, or s15 per
dozen, large bottles.
Connoisseurs in this city and New York pronounce
this the finest whlskey of the day. Buy it and be
convinced Constantly ON hand other brands from
"a 50 to IS per gallon. .t
WIN. 8. CORWIN & co.,
Importers and Dealers in
/. Fine Brandies, WmsArss, rs.,a. Ac
.lt'-s sgs> No. ATS King-street
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, New York.
A%IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE BOUCHE
FILLS & CO.'S Imported Champagne Wines, which
are being generally used by the Hotels and Clubs at
the North. we will sell fifty cases. by the single case
only. at the following prices:
Dry Verzenay. .$2A 90
Odonet.. .$Z6 OO
OoISo OAaACAle.. .$21 6O
And by the bottle 90 25 and % so.
VIM. 9. CORWIN CO.,
No. 275 King.street.
a% ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with the humane view OF treatments and cure
gent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa
May "a ~ s. 8mos
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A8- TIES, SCARFS, GLOVES. UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKWRLL'S,
May tnths No. 219 King street.
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OGTT0E.

The Liverpool market was active 81
the opening to-day -Uplands 12d, Or
leans 124d. At noon ii was active-Up-
lands l25i, Orleans 1891; and st the
close was active, with Uplsnds, afoat,
125@I2Ed on spot l2B /; Orleans 1924.
Sales 20, 600 bales.
The New York market opened with 9
fair demand aud prices frm-LOw Mid
dIings 273e, Uplsnds 25l, Good Mid
dliDgs 293c. At noon il was very firm,
with holders asking &c higher on all
grades. At 1910 pm. the demand was
fair and prices irm-Low Middlings
274e, Uplsnds 2S4, Good Middllngs 294.
There was no change at 2 pm, and al
the close IL was quiet but firm at last
quotations. Sales at = pm. $500 bales.
Several large orders were received to
day, but they could not be filed except
at higher rates thsn those Of yesterday.
Holders are firm aad have advanced
their views from l94e on all grades. or
the stock INLAND 3 very large proportion
Is low in grade snd the demand for it is
light in comparison to that for Middlings
and above.
Local spectators have about all the
cotton they a carry and there seems to
be no competition among spinners'
agents, who for some time have only
went around looking at tables in order,
We suppose, to keep thOir hands in. We
look for more activity henceforth and after
those holders unload who are in 3 " tight
place" prices will be very much ismer
than they were even To-Day. Sales were
light, enOt reaching ove 1000 bales.
We quote Is follows:
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TRADE.

The general markets were decidedly
dull to-day, and prices, it will be seen,
are weaker on many leading articles.
or the many interesting phases Of the
Cuban question, perhaps the most So to
the United States are those which affect
the commercial relations existing be-
tween the two countries. The disturban-
ees AVE already greatly affected the su-
gar market, and afforded spectators an
opportunity to operate for a "cOrner,"
which resulted 10 a sudden and unex-
pected rise In the price Of that indispen-
sible commodity. As this rise, says the
New York Commercial Bulletin, resulted
from the tricks Of shrewd and active
spectators, rather than q diminishing
supply OF sugar, it fell of sgain in a few
days. Many believe, however, that &
considerable rise in the price OF sugar
may be expected, and that with the fail.
ure Of the Cuba crop the supply will
ccne far short Of the demand. Whether
or not this Is probable is q question OF
much interest to dealers and consumer,
Cuba produces one.third of all the
sugar consumed in the world, which is
estimated st 2.299, 600 tons, showing for
that Gem Of the AatiIlesD q produc.
ton Of 716. 533 tons for the year 1868. Of
the amount consumed in the United
States Ii is estimated that about four
hiths is imported from Cuba, the remain
der being from Louisiana, South Ameri-
ca and other countries. In view Of this
fact il would seem probable at the first
glance that q sudden fall off in the regu.
lar supply from this source would raise
the price Of sugar st least fifty, aud per
haps one hundred per cent-as has been
actually predicted by some OF the leading
Journals. We see no reason, however. 10
fear any such result. Il is impossible to
estimate as yet, to what extent the in
surrection will iIhuence the sugar crop
on the island but ~supposing the produc-
ton this year is reduced one-bsIf which
Is all that we'll informed dealers antiei-
pate, we doubt very much if the doiclen-
cy would be seriously felt. Ia Louisiana
the planting this season will be twice As
large Is last year, and il sll things are
favorable the yield will be as large as il
was before the war. This will be- >
source on which we can depend to make
good a fair proportion Of the probable
shOrtness Of The Cuba crop. Besides this
we have the bag sugars from Brazil,
which, in case Of a demand for them
arising, would be sent here in much
greater quantities than formerly. We
might also expect q supply from all the
sugar growing countries Of the world in
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Tennessee Bonds were dull. No sales
of old reported. Sales Of new at 64{c.
Dealers in this market buy gold OF
1901 and sell at l3ll9132e.
There was q strong disposition TO real
ize on stocks at the opening to-day, anu
a decline was anticipated. There was
some activity, however, in the morning.
Later in the dsy prices were irregular,
and closed less active, with considerable
more offerings than bids.
Wells & Fargo Ex., 800 American Elk,
405 Adams Ex., $50 U. &. Elk, Sc f;
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
193 Canton $50; Pscifc Mail, $50; West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 81 New YOIk
Central, 16l; Erie, TO - Hudson,
1881 ; Reading, 9lg ; Chicago & Alton, Isl;
preferred, 152; Toledo, w. and W., 66!:
preferred Il st. Paul, 693; preferred
IS! ; Ft. Wayne, 1925 Ohio and Miss!s-
sippi, SIs Michigan Central, III; Mich
igan Southern, So; Illinois Central,
ISS; Cleveland & P~ittsburg, IS; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1O6 Rock Island, 1922 /;
Chicago q Northwestern, 81 T; preferred.
q9l
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ESMPHIS s ARKANSAS River
zE
PacGee GOropa'y.

VlHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i Boats of this LINE Will leave Memphi.
hereafter THREE EiME5A WEEK, as follows
tuesdays, Thursdays snd SAT- days, al
5 0's30sE p.sEa,
TuN-rASu ALLEN Reese PriLah--t Al
", A. CALDN ELL..........k l.. Haines, Master
OGANn ..--.-'...-"-"-,. BlalSdslli M3sIel
LEM EL.........,-rs..-.. W Reffy, M2stel
Connecting at LITTLE RO3K with the Cofn-
paDy's new and ligLt-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Glbson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMERICAN .....-......JnO W. Williams, Master
A BoWlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ...........JOhn WOOdburu, Master
FORT Rowland, Master
Al Of ths above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly TelI adapted
10 IL. Passengers and freight will be put
through by tnIaline TO all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
AL persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river nom North or East OF fem
PMS, should have their goods consigned 20
" Memphis ana Arkansas River Packet Com
pany,' 2t Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Don psny, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's ONCE. J&0. ID. ADAMS, President.
q, A. KENDIG, Agent,
ja26 3Oi Front street. Mostly Block.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, March -, 1863.


The money market to-day did not pre-
sent any feature OF interest to the gene
raj reader. Eastern Exchange continues
to increase IS the cotton market becomes
more active, but the supply is still no;
more than equal to the demand. Rates
are steady. New York bills are taken 81
AGA off and sold at ! premium, while on
outside points Z is asked by some of oul
banks.
City Bonds are nominslly unchanged.
We heard of a sale Of $1,000 Shelby
County Bonds to-day at 56c. Other
stocks and bonds are quiet but firm, with
none offering.
City Scrip is firm at 75@76c, buying.
Selling at 7S9SOc.
County Warrants are steady at 7O@1o
buying. Selling 75c.
Gold opened at 1914 and closed at l31
Sterling Exchange unsettled. Prime so
day bills 1882. Money active on call st
z per cent.
Governments opened dull and heavy
with a marked decline in prices, but at
noon had advanced in consequence OF
shorts covering. They closed a little
firmer and moderately active.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

M. CADART'S Pure Vegetable COloring. 81 a
pound, sufficient TO give a rich golden yellow
sample package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without 10, as white and
streaky Butter is worth from six TO ten cents a
yellow. feb2I
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CAPT. DAVID DEaAVEN, President.
CHL John a. GROW, Vfce-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEW fON.S. UTIS Secretary.
CHARLE9S. STEWART. Assistant Secretary,
JOHN B. DAVIES, Chi-f Engineer.
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standing Committees /.

Finance Committee I. Winaemore John
Paul Eaker, H. Noting.
I'M on Lands-Howard Milispaugb.
John A. Chow, u. W. Elowree.
mlJtRe OF INSTRUMENTATION b. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, H. o. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-WfUlam
Creevy, N. ). Otis, ID, &. Martin.
COmmittee On Revision OF Hy-LaW and
pharter-Jphn A. Grow, ]. P, Baker, Howard
Millspangh.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIvEKs.

GAS WORKS, March q, 1869.
The river rose in the past twenty-fOur
hours five inches. Below high water
mark nine feet ten inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The rise at this point goes on more
slowly, but IS theOhio at Cairo has COM
menced to swell again we may look for
the swell at this point to increase again
within a few days. The news from above,
however, we do not think is as threaten
ing as it Yves day or two ago. The Ar
kansas is on q stand or falling very slowly
at Little Rock, while White river is
almost full and falling. The latest news
from the Ohio and Mississippi will be
found in our telegraphie columns. The
weather has again changed. It rsined
all evening.
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Chickering's Gold Medal Planes,
n. @. HoIlenberg, Sole Agent,
202 SECOND STREET, : MEMPHIS, TENN

A SUPPLY Of the above Pianos and other
IA excellent Pianos constantly on hand.
secondhand Pianos bought, sold and ex-
changed. Tuning and Repairing done in a su,
perior workmaAiike manner. Every Plane
luuy warranted leb2
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Landscope Gardening.

DERSONS Wishing their grounds embel-
Il lished, or laid out into Ornamental gar
dens, or work done in Flower Gardens and
Trees and Shrubbery furnished, will be
promptly attended TO by leaving orders
through the Postofice.
FREDERIC GOEBELS,
Glass-bOx 348,
mh2 Memphis, Tennessee
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INFIRMARY.
DR.. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRNkRY

MEMPHIS. TENN.
DR. RUSSELLS DISPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instltu-
ton OF the Kind In the southwest, established
In 1883, pleasantly located at No. Al north
side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tennessee, tE
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter, ii desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GOut, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption Syphilis, skin
Diseases, SpermatOTrheE, Impotency. and all
the diseases arising nom the indiseretiOn OF
youth, permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases IN all their forms efectuauy cured at the
RbOVe-namsd instituLioo-Dr. RUSSELL, Con-
sulting Physician.
es- Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. jail
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BUTTER.
TIL E
ECONOMY BUTTER co
HE

Ask the attention OF al Interested IN the re-
auction OF the extravagant cost or Butter, to
their practical ana economical system or max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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FOE HALE's POINT.

Memphis and st. Francis River Tuesday
EscAeG.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg.
The new and elegant 5idewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS.
Capt, T. r. Bowman, = Sam c. Paine, Clerk
EETILL leave Memphis for Hell. s0
w ENA, L'ANGUILLGand ST.
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, at 5
O'Clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
febl9 No. IN Madison street.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusIon 70 the orlsin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove Gninteresiing.
Among The authenticated records OF the re-
nowned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world, is found the statement, that while So
Iournlng Tor a shOrs time on the Brazilian
Coast OF South America, he observed tine ma
uves using, ID the preparation Of their food, a
peculiar Oil, which, up0n examination, he
found TO possess the appearance, taste ard
navor OF Butter upon further inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that it was simply a sub
stance nat the natives distilled in a crude and
Imperfect manner from a rich and UXuriant
plant that grew spontaneously me ~abandantly
in That warm tropical country. 4 few wears
ago an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit 20 the tropics. made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductiOn Of nature, aud succeeded in extracting
a concentrated essence OF the plant. The for
mula Tor It's PREPARATION and the Sole Right
for the sale IN this country are the exclusive
property or this company, by whom it was
purchased rom the original dlscOVerer. We
claim for tAis remarkable, ; et simple and per
fectiy hsrmles preparation
LIST. Thai by It's use a net gain Of from 50 20
80 per cent. Is made in the manufacture OF
Butter.
q. That Butter, which hrsm age or whatever
cause, may 1e strong, rancid, streaked or
COErss-graIned and comparatively useless for
general use. 5y the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored to It's original freshness and sweetness,
hne grain and even color.
81. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
asl1clous, fresh Butter Is actually made non-
4th. That a pure and excellent tsbIe Bntter
can be MADE, al p cost Of from y to ~ cents Der
p9dnq' The chief expeD~e wherein being But
Ler, WnlcA Is Inc essential base.
0ins Ln2L bnttar manufactured by the aid OF
THIS Extract is equal IN every respect to the
oesJ butter maze by the ordinary method.
en- The Extract, after thorough analysis,
py able hemlsts is pronounced perfectly free
rom any deleteuOus substance, the ingredi-
ents being purely OF a vegetable nature.
Nn. IN proof OF the foregoing assertions, the
factory Of this company Is making one ton OF
Butter psf day, winch meets with ready sale
N ire New York market, and is consumed
from the tables OF The first hotels, restaurants
and private families In this city and elsewhere.
A sample package of the EXTRACT sufficient
to make dfty pounds OF EuItsr), with fun d.
recuons io- use. viii be Gent 70 any address on
the receipt of 81,
CAUTI0N,-As all articles Of real merit are
subject TO spurious limitations, We would spe-
cialy caution ths public against ~c0unJerfeits
ana worthless limitations, ADVERTISED as pow
defs, compounds, etc, as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant is prepared and sold only by
The Economy Butter Company.
Faetory-aas GREESwIcH STREET. N. Y.
state, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing to capitalists rare OppOrtunitit for estab-
fishing a staple business, paying enormous
prOnts,
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Memphis and Little ROck Railroad

Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ Inn.
Coming East-Leave Madison daily at 2 pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot of Union street at Z am
s. B. BEAUMONT,
fe.7 Gener superintendent.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

For White and Black R~lVers-For Augusta
Jacksonport, Pocahontas and POwhatan.
"A IA -----..---..-. AOrg. Bateman master
This SPLENDID passenger packet H.
viii leg y & Us above on A2<
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 3 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
mh25 No. 22% Madison street.
Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet Co
LlbthI1 NJ aSter
This splendid passenger packet G
will leave as above GlEEkS
SATURDAY, 18th inst at 5 pm.
For freight Or passage apply to
LARRY HARAlSCAD, Agent,
Ia Star WharT5oGt. foot Monroe st.
Memphis and White River us. Mail Packet Co
NO. master
This excellent steamer leaves H.
Memphis SIS abSva, k
SATURDAY, 9th inst. at 5 pm.
JAMES 4. SHARPE, Agent,
No. go Front street.
J. A. Sayars. Passenger Agent. mh2j
Regular Memphis and White River Thursday
Packet,
A1sUOo MASTER
This new and splendid passenger H.
steamer viii leave as above on 2
THURSDAY, 18th ms, at pm.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
mb24 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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General Agent:
i. It.
Special Agent:
J., c. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.

LOcal Agents:
JOhn p. Bat er, New Orleans.
W, Spears, VicE sburg.
+. y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. b. Townsend. Grenada. Miss.
j. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j.. Cox, Evansville.
j. Is. Davies, Lou sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
5. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles IS. Beck with. Chicago.
Martin a Howard st. Louis.
j.. E, MerTiman & Co. st. Louis.
Don Alon2u Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions of money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
be addressed TO
4. Y. Rocket.
mhl4 AgeOGa at Memphis.
No. u jefferson street.
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Steamer Mollie Able, st. Louis.
Mary Houston, Louisville,
" Clifton, Cincinnati.
Ben. Campbell, Oscsols.
" q. w. Cheek,
Mary Erwin, Arkansas river.
Ozark,
Argosy, White river.
Laura, "
Mary Forsyth, Vicksburg.
/" Robert Burns, New Orleans.
Virginia,
Departures.
Steamer Mary Forsyth, st. Louis.
" Virginia, Louisville.
4" Mary Erwin, Cincinnati.
i" Robert Burns,
Minneola, "
1" GuidO1, Arkansas river.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
i" Mollie Able,
In Port.
Steamers Argosy, Cooss, Ozark, Cliff
ton, Ben. Campbell, q. w. Cheek, and
IsAurR.
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Board Of directors for he pressus Year

Board of Directors for the Present Year :
ohm A. Grow, j. Ell. Montgomery.
Thomas A. Adams, N Otis.
/. WinnemOre, DIR. J.. II. Watkins.
william Creevy, +. Y. Rocket,
David peHaVen, ID C, hartfn.
Howard Millspaugb, Captain II q. Carson.
John Paul Baker, John COBB.
n. Noting, Gen. T. I. Crittenden.
ID. W. ~tlOwree, John g. Davies,
Samuel Patterson, &c. Hess. PHILADELPHIA
Il. u. COBB, 26 Front st Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
sempAl. and Louisville Railroad Line

aeHpkis and Louisville A2liroAd Line
DEPART. ARRIVE
Day Express r ETt R. time. 5s99 ann. 800 pm
Night Express, X. r.. time. 400 pm. SDO Am
city time. 3:4o pm.
Ticket or1ces No. 2S7K Main street and st Ds-
-ot head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashvllle and Northwestern Railroad, without
sAM. B. JONES. eenIsupt.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily-.....S:l5 pm. AIS pm
New Orleans Express, caily
except Sunday.---....---S:3O am. $50 am
Freight, daily except Sun
y...-..--....... .-........3O0 pm. 625 am
Time through 10 New Orleans p hours. Bag
gage checked through Ticket office 1914 Main
street and at Depot. Omniouses will call for
passengers and check baggage In any part Of
the city, by leaving orders at Z57% Main street.
febA a. 8. LIVERMORE, GenI Sup'C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-25

Receipts were per NJ. x c. r. r. 1856
bales NJ. & o. r. r.. los; NJ d T. r. R.
"a Steamers IS; wagons so. Exports
were per NJ. q o. r. r 80; south by the
Nj. Il 7. X. r. So. Increase OF stock on
hand 81 bales.