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MEssRs. MANSFIELD Il HIGBEE, Mem
phis, Tenn: On the evening of the sd OF
December l fell down a steep fight of
stairs. My head, shoulder and arm was
d~readfUlly bruised and injured. Ny arm
could not be raised one inch without the
most eXcruciating agony, and pains eX-
tended throughout my breast and side. 1
procured one bottle Of your Magic Arnica
Liniment and applied it thoroughly. In
i've minutes all pain was gone, and in two
days no symptom of the injury was visi-
BILE. CATHERINE GLAYsoN.
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a.. ANp a. scoTTIsH RIrE

HERNEs AM ATTHRAs Lodges meet fno
junction Eih Wednesday in every Moe
F. Meliersh, Secretary.
CAsFHLA COUNCIL OF PRINcE oF JERUs ALEX,
St4 40. Zen h PnlIenr sd, Tarsh-.; A
FARMLAND. SD. Recorder.
CHAPTER or kUsE CEoTT. 18th. No.
, Charles W. Adams, Sd, M. W.: II. T..
LomlimSOn, sd, Sec.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0CECIL q E-H. 30th.
NoL Henry p. Woodward, sd. Comm.
William Y. Cirode, S3d. Rec.
GnSsIsnoRY OBJ WEST TENNESSEE. On John
Atnslic. Sd Comm. in Chief; Dodge g.
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LAW
Kuplelpal court...Iudae Eoute.

Yesterday, in the ease Of the State VS.
Jack Lindsay, indictment for malicious
mischief, a forfeiture was taken against
him and his sureties.
The trial of the case VS.. w. s. Brown
larceny, occupied the attention of ths
Court on yesterday. The Jury win be
charged this morning.
To-day being motion day, all motions
win be hoard as nsnAI.
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THE LEVEE.
What is to be Done to Prevent fine
Entertainments of the RiVer7

Editors AppeGI: A short time ago there
was considerable excitement in conse-
Quence of the "Fathcr Of Waters" at
tempting to wash away the levee, and
perhaps undermine the city. Has the 0ti
| JeU0lC been oyerawed by hat meeting
at which enc cnizen was present and
ceased his insidiOus en-crOachmants. or
does he still continue 10 bear away piece
after piece of the levee, wharf and other
| prOperty2 If it is really the intention of
the city authorities, and those owning
real estate that is daily becoming beauti-
fully less. to adopt some plan fer control
ing this mighty stream, and directing its
rapid current harmlessly past, it is high
time the requisite SURVEYS. soundings and
examinations were made, as they can be
made successfully only during low water.
A thorough survey of the bed of the river
Immediately Opposite the city, and Of the
channel for acOnsiderable distance above.
must be obtained before any reliable rem
edv can be devised. The very direct ae-
ton of the current against this side must
be changed, and in doing so great caution
viii be necessary in order that 1t may not
be changed too much, whereby the land
ing may be injured by the formation OF
Sand-bars. or filling up. 1t is 4 we'll
known fact that the banks of the Missis-
sippi river throughout this section are I'M
derlaid by stata of nearly pure sand,
which are sometimes several feet in thick
ness: this sane is easily acted upon blythe
current and the banks undermined. Du-
ring high water the banks are in a meas
ure supported by the water, but whenthe
river subsidies they cave in and are washed
away. Hence, any permanent remedy
must insure the protection of this sand
from the action of the water, aud the
method, cost, ETC., can only be arrived at
after a thorough scientific survey has
hen panAa r. fll L., -
changing the current of the stream is inn
possible, and to change the current with
out ample protection to the levee worse
than useless. T. H. NJ.
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Anderson. WAlon, 1 W Adams, DR. CT
Briggs, LW Brooks, r col Bosley, J
Bel, B Barger, b Bally
Creaner-JP Clark, In CrafOrd.
Grassland, " Crenshaw, c Ciun, WI
Cooke, G " Cummings, j BCalnOOn, d Ool
Collins, c
DougheTty,J Dusen, Dufle, I
DobsOn,J
Edrinton, JH
Farr, WB FINLEY, DIN Freeman, W
FoOte. BP French, A 3
Gilbert. IR G~0dshaw.S Griffin, r
Green. II Z Green, WI GUN, p L
GIerry, J. Cd
Hgmphrey.L CHEERING, II Hartley, j II
Heath, X K Hammond, ARHOlmes, WIZ
Harris, J Hamilton BA
Ingram, -
Iones.JH Johnson, r " Jones, MI
Jackson. W Jackson G
sKeeth.I Kelly PJ Keichtley,H n
Lawson. ID Lum, CL Lea, A&CO
LOhand. ~ Lewis. lie
Naioue, q Mcesan. l. Morton, T
Murray, Martin, II Melton, J X
Marshman. A Monroe, @ A Mallory. Els
Martin, Al Murr, DA Martin, NB
Magohin. ProfW
MeDonough, H1ccomas. y MeNeal, 5
McQuL5g, IN Mccoy, HA
Nix Narman. "A Nile, c
Parker. Id Partin, L Pruett,
RyTie, IA Roath, Riorden, J R
Speed, Il ID slattery. JT sloan, F
Bwearinger, v Csheliy J = Savage, ] W
Taylor, ID Thorn, II Taylor, } col
Vance, ii w Vance, r
Williams, RI WrighL J II weIborn, NJ II
Wade Il Williamson, J Werd, L
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Company
United states Mail Line.
For J-acksOnport aud Way Landings.
This superb passenger packet HS
wiz leave as above 7
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
w. L. GRAHAM, Agent.
ocl5 304 Front street, Mosby Bioek.
Regular Memphis and White River u. s. Mail
saturday Packet-For Helena, DeVail's
Bluff, Little Rock Augusta. JacksOnpors.
COMMEhCIAL--..---..---..I b. Davis, master
This elegant passenger steamer 4T~
will leave as above EZx
SATURDAY, 18Th inst. ats pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
OILS 10 Jefferson street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Observation-Disclosures no M-oREl-Stone's
Tonic syrup cures Chills and Fever. or money
refunded. Sold by W n. Wilkerson & Co, c.
C. Ward q Co, Goodyear d Falls, NJ. Rose, 81
Main, and all Druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaldlug, BldwsII & Marlborough, Props

TONIGHT fSATURDAT1, October 16th,-Miss
MARRIOTT, the celebrated Iragedtenne,
supported by h New Orleans stock Com-
pany Will appear IN her great impersona-
ton Of MIG MERkILB&. in the nne ope-
rattle drama Of GUY MANNERING-
MATINEE-SATURDAY October l5th.-DOors
open at 4; TO commence At Z p-Ht-IfiE
FLOW ERS OF II fOkESI-Cynthia the
GypSey Queen, Mss Marriott Admission
90 the MatiEes-adnlts, 80 cents chtldrens
= cents.
on MOnday Evening. October be
be produced the great sensational Scottish
drama OF JEANNE pEANDJeanie Deans,
Miss Marriott; E51e Deans, Miss Edgar,
from the London theaters-her ffst appear
auee here.
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THOSE blue ~and-erseB Kids hav,
come. HERZOG & BRO.
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J~orVIN'S Kid Gloves sold at 75c per pair.
and everything else in proportion at
NENDIG q Bros,
No. 226 Main street.
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We call the attention of our readers to
the card of J. j. Reilly, which appears on
u first page. lie may be found at 220
Front street, with 4 stock of Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, either at wholesale or
retail
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Private families, hotels. steamboats,. res
teurapts and the public generally, viii
please take notice that ,. D. EDWARDS,
No. rs Second street, Memp
gnade arrangements for a daily ptt,
Sc q suI PsF; 500, e re Gentry
q exrrssIy for4hfS mari
ntees 10 sell. whales
spef than any house
3feadqnartersW
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


Memphis aHd Nov Orleans Packet Line.
REG UL4R WEDNESDAY PACKET
For New Orleans, Natchez, ViOksburg and
The lend
MAGENTA ------J Frank Hicks, Master
John =. Sullivan. Clerk.
MISSl :. Green, Master
sc Creighton. Clerk.
neOfth above splendid steam IT,
ers VIII leave Memphis EVERYrLl-
" EDNESDAN. commencing With the Magenta
september 18th, and remaining in the trade
throughout the season. AGENT MEMPHIS:
sells LARRY HAKMSTAD,
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F0R SALE.

4 ASD-&O Acres of Rich and Valuable
H Iand. lying seven miles north Of Mem
phis, on the Mississippi River Railroads. TO
81 acres IN cultivation.
FOR terms, apply TO
in. COLEMAN.
ocl5 - Front street
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COTTON Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
riOr article. CHANDLER Il Co.
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eanvass for this annual publication
N eon1neeDee< 4nf the 1oak HtIf
as usual. TIE company lnteaif
49, ernatnE F&Ek as
refeEtE
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THE NORFOLK OYsTER.-The very best
brands of this superior oyster received
daily by V. ID. Fuchs, Il Jefferson street.
Prices as low as the lowest.
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IN PORT.
Natoma, Lorena, Commercial, Linton
Hamilton, Emma Floyd, w. a, Caldwell
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS
CAIRO October l5.-The river fell tiy'
inches.
Down-city of Cairo, 9 O'clock las.
night; Bee, 4 pm.
Up-Pauline Carroll, II am.
ST.. Louis, October l5.-Arrived: st.
Joseph and Rnbieon.
Departed: Belle Memphis.
The river is stationary here, but declin-
NEW ORLEANS, October f5.-Arrived
City of Alton, from st. Louis.
departed; Mary Dayage, for st. Louis.
L~oUIsvILLE, October l5.-The river is
falling, with four feet two inches in The
canal.
ST.. LOUIS, October I5.-The river is fall
ing steadily.
MEMPHIS GAS Works, October Is.
The river declined "a inches in the pre-
vious twenty-four hours. 1t stood y feet
~ inches below the high water mark OF
1867 this morning.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
The Arkansas Is falling slowly, with
about 3 feet to Little Rock. We can
learn of no detention from low water
along this river, though the fogs have
been heavy, and boats have been delayed
thereby. White river is unchanged.
Weather clear and cool and bracing.
Business very good upon the levee.
MIscELBANEous.
Our port list yesterday was a good one,
and indicates that steamboating still
-hourisheth.
Capt. Rube Haynes will go, we learn, to
Cincinnati to bring out the Mary Boyd,
the crack steamer Of Capt. Adams line.
She leaves hat port this day week.
Capt. John ID. Adams, the popular and
energetic President of the Arkansas Xiv
er Packet Company, returned yesterday
from Little Rock, and will, as usual, be
found at his office in the Mosby Block.
The war now waging in White river is
not of a vindictive kind. 1t has been
carried on in a sort Of good humored way,
much after the style of the late unpleas-
antness in 81. Il viii, however, soon as
sumea different hue, and the black flag
will Be- raised in less than ten days. The
owners of the Des Arc, the regular Tues.
day packet, in consideration of haying
sat day unmoIested, agreed, jtisrsaid, 20
arry the mall This they now refuse to
40. so that Capt. Davis, the contractor,
will be compelled to put in 8 Tuesday
boat. The Liberty is now on the docks
repairing. She Will be ready to enter the
aroma on Tuesday week, when We expect
to see fan. She goes out on that day
Hifh the Des Are, when red-handed war
i begin in arnes1
ut.
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s%YrukTIoHs WAITED.

EEGTNEER AND SAWYER.-A hrSt-class
H cawyer and Engineer desires n situation
al a Saw-mill; address a. p, Appeal Office.
nen4
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet COMPANY
EMMA FLO4 -" .fhenoweth master
ibis elegant ana swLJ steamer T
will leave as above G
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY nARMsTAD, Agent,
oel5 Nc. y Madison street.
Regular PacEet-For Cairo, Evansville. Louis
vile and Cincinnati.
LOREN ----.--S sherman, master
This elegant passenger steamer H~ss
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY. 10th inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY 4 ROBBINS. Agents,
oe!o rs Jefferson street.
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The attention of merchants is called to
our immense stock. now complete in all
branches. MENKEN BROTHERS.
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JUsr received, Nutnegs, Cloves, Mace.
which we viii sell at New York prices.
freight added. CHANDLER & Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


HAMLET LAST NIGHT.-It is a wonder
full undertaking, that of a woman, to
play Hamlet, and yet the task was sue
cessfnlly achieved by Miss Marriott. She
follows the old models, such as we were
accustomed to admire in years gone by.
She strains after nc extraordinary effects.
interpolates nc new phrases and substi-
tutes no words for those of the original
text. She is the veritable Hamlet Of
Shakespeare. as we conceived the character
when illustrated by Kemble, Cooke.
KeeDe and the Booth. Her face has
wonderful mobility Of expression. She is
thoroughly in earnest, and few actors liy-
ing surpass her in the rendition Of this
character. Mr.. 4 III. davenport, as
'Laertes, - rendered his partsvery happi-'
Ii, and so with MIR. Duncan as "Polo-
VS." The scenery and dressing Of the
was infinitely superior to that Of any
upon the boards in this city.
IA OPERA HoUsE-To-night is
of Harry McCarthy-an an
0kx f~un-Ioving public
phiz Is a
RAen no.
scon-
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
cPacket cOmp'yE
UNITED STATES MAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT,

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
L Company viii run THREE boats a week
In the Arkansas river: and until the compile
tion Of the new boats, the following boats VIII
constitute the line:
THOMAS II. ALLEN----PnITcHARD,M Master
BLAIsDELL, Master
kiee, Master
Leaving Memphis every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday.5 o'clock pm; making conDee-
ttons at Little Rock with the Company'siight
draught packets:
VAN BUREN,. BorIand, Master
AMEklgAN ---Lev Chapman, Master
EyEl 1911 Master
fOhA GABoON -----...---.---E smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis. st. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
stages of the river, wfthOut storing or other
Any persons desiring TO ship By this line
from the North, East or West to any point on
the Arkansas river. should have their goods
consigned to ASD Arkansas EIy-
Err PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis (ofice 3O4
Front street, Mosby Biock-1 Those Shipping
from New Orleans should cOnsfRn 70 Mem
pills and Arkansas River Packet Company
Mouth Of White River.
The above cOmPan are now building two
new boats for the river. which VIII
be finished about the lst October, thus
securing 70 their patrons a reliable tri-week
~ line IN high or low water.
All persons who ship goods 10 the care OF
this company, at Memphis or Mouth Of Whfte
river, must send bills Of lading to the agent
of this company 10 prevent delay.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
W. GRAHAM. Agent,
o3 Ofice 3N Front street. MOsby Block.
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0UR KID GLOVES, the establishment OF
everybody. Every pair warranted, for
81 %. A new stock Just opened.
HERZOG & BRO.
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WE are now receiving one OF the largest
w and best selected stocks or goods IL has
ever been our pleasure TO Ofer % the trade,
aud 70 hrst-class buyers we are prepared 70
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed.
eco sacks Rio COfee-al grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-an grades;
SO hhds. Louisiana SugaE-alI grades;
500 packages Syrups and MoIssses-aIl
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
2O0 boxes English Soda;
1900 packages New MackereI;
500 packages Virgins Tobacco;
50 barrels Robinson Coanty Whisky;
100 - Bourbon Whisky;
loo Rectiied Whisky:
80 Tennessee White Whisky:
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
SO boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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RIVER NEWS.



Steamer Continental, st. Louis.
Colorado, st. Louis.
{" Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
" Ida, st. Louis.
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati.
" Natoma, White River.
=" COMMERCIAL, White River.
+" w. A. Caldwell, White River.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer G. w. Cheek, Osceola.
Dan Able, Friar's Point.
Legal Lender, White River.
Colorado. V~icksburg.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
Ida, Red River.
Continental, New Orleans.
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CALL al Joe Locke's and get the annual
report Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles Of Memphis should have.
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THE real French Corsets, 500 bones.
warranted, just received direct from Eu-
rope. HERZOG & BRO.
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BEAVgIFUH Dress Goods, sslaRap a
Buy +. Y. Shirts, fQ
Of Wigeans a Thor11
Main street, Clay %
Blue and Graf
SEyERAL "a
Export offR
eie At
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IRIsH PopLINs. HERzoG & BRO.
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KID GLOVES, Zoe per pair. Bargains In
dress goods at NENDIG d Bros,
No. Zj Main sfeet.
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Respectfully, yours,
BB, PLOUGH.

SOME beautiful Goods opened last night.
HEEZOG Il BRO
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Our stock Of Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods Is n0H complete.
T. w. JOHNSTON & Co.
347 Main street.
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GROcERs AID COTTON FACTORS
no THE E.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND HAy7
W IN store, IA o. the largest, most gene
raj and
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CHINESE LABOR.-For particulars, call
on John Ainsiie, al southeast corner OF
COuTt and Main streets.
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HELP WANTED.

DOYS-Two good boys wanted to learn the
ID ConfectloDer's trade, at No. s. Madison
street. locl4l JOS. SPECHT.
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SPANGLED TARLErANs.-A beautiful as
eortment received by
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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LETTER s


The following IS she list OF Testers remain
ing 10 the Memphis P0stomce and not deliv-
ered BY carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers.
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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JUsT received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER & co.
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F0R RENT.

nor RENTED Cooper Place"-the large
brick residence, 2miies on the NJ. and g..
K r. with p acres in Dot and garden. This is
a very desirable place; tie dwelling is in
good repatI, and near the street railroad and
the State Female College
r. I. GUION, Rental Agent,
oca 80 Main street.
THE avery Place" three miles on the
Il fernando road, opposite Mrs. POStOu's:
SIX or seven rooms, stables, fine garden OF
nNe CT SIX acres, etc. II. 7. GUION,
oclf Rental Agent, 80 Main street.
TNHE" Captain Wray Place" on Brinkley
4 avenue, quarter mile north Of Poplar
street; good dwelling and out-hOuses. beauti-
Iul yard and grounds-three OF four acres in
garden. H. L. GUION,
oell Rental Agent, Gao Nam street.
THE DR.. Field Place good dwelIing and
Il other ont ho1ses. with So or 90 acres for
euiuvation-cppOsfte McConnelTs, four miles
on llG&aAe-Eh road. II. I. GUION.
De47 Rental Agent, go Main street.
TOR RENT-A nice HOUSE, containing :
rooms, IN a desirable neigh50rhoOd. on
Cd uer Poplar and Orleans. Inquire at las
As ms street. locl2l MARTIN DAILY.
ri RENT-The large store House No. 2e
n trout street W. J. CHASE,
seq - Poplar street.
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NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, Etc,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, P~ostnasters. Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do so. are requested to procure regular
subscribers, renting to us the amount less
ten per cent or Eve per cent. for Cubs. for
services or, if preferred, arrangements as 10
compensation Will be made. Specimens
copies semi on application
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FOR ST.
For PITTsBURG.

Regular Memphis and Plttsburg Packet-For
cairo, Evansville, Cincinnati and Ptttsburg.
LOhENA Sherman, master
Thisnew and splendid passenger IT,
steamer wlIIeave as above N
SATURDAY, lhth inst, at )
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
ocB 2Promenade. foot Of Jefferson SITS.
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Blue and Green Kid Gloves, open this
morning. HERZOG q BRO.
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Speed, Safety and COHsfert---EIiott Line.
Memphis and White River u. 6. Mail Packet,
For Helena br1aT's Point, Devalls Bluff,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy. Des
Arc. Augusta and ~JHcksonparA
LEGAL TENDER--Ioh ii. EiIi6tf. master
This Grst-class slds-RheCl pas IT.
senge steamer will leave as hove E7
TUESDAY, at o'clock pin
connects with steamer MOllis Grat2 for all
points on Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson SITS. OBJ. Landing.
aEglI
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WANTED.

ID COMA comfortably Furnished Room
N centrally located. in a private family, by
Two young gentlemen; address, stating terms
V, at this Office. ocI5
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THE FAIR.
An Appeal from an Old Hand at Fairs

Editors Appeal: In looking over the
programme OF the shelby County Ag-
riculturaI and Mechanical Fair ] am
much please4to notice the favorable ar
rangenents thai rave been made for The
accommodation OF visitors and for the
various articles faT exhibition. / would
advise a1I to AXE advantage Of the cppOr-
tunity now offered and visit the Fair.
Apart from the exhibition being worth
seeing, all citizens that can afford it, owe
to themselves to contribute their mite In
support of this infant and laudable insti-
tuition.
There have been no more p~FalsewOrLhv,
patriotic and noble endeavOrs to restore
the prosperity and encourage the spirit of
the people of the Southern States since
the termination of the war than by the
various industrial exhibitions and fairs.
Here and elsewhere throughout the State
of Tennessee, all bid favorable of doing
we'll. Whatever may be the future in
store for this community, the efforts
which AVE been made by the members Of
the Shelby County Society will become
historic, and ] hope may serve in better
times as an example TO stimulate
Let allthose that can go, do 50. All such
movements of industrial exhibitions aRd
fairs during each year Will surely bTi a
about good times, because il will stir "A
anu XIV lit " IL u VI ONCuD1t0A
and make business for all: the ~resourcth
Of agriculture, husbandry, mechanics,
the arts, commerce, etc, VIII be benefited
by these great gatherings Of the people Of
our state and nom abroad. Ideas viii be
interchaRged and practical wisdom will
be derived fron these popular meetings.
it will set the idle hands a. work, and set
people To thinking-in short,
exhibitions and fairs O; all industry viii
bring together a multitude OF hearts that
vibrate a congenial feeling in every de-
partmeut of the mechanical and useful
arts; it i~nterchanges high and noble ideas
seBtinente, which otherwise would
dormant, and perhaps a dead let
ter forever; il is characteristic of high and
honorable ambition, by which Che exerted
influence of each makes il a human hap
above every other social gathering
~ Christendom.
Respectfully, yours,
bH, PLOUGH.
SOME beautiful Goods opened last night.
HERZOG & BRO. |
THE NORFOLK OYsTER.-The very best
brands of this superior oyster received
Tally by V. d. Fuchs, Il Jefferson street.
Prices as low as the lowest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-16

WE noticed a fine lot of venison vester.
day al v. d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.