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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
-Y.sterdsv was - and warm.

u EHLEEQhN a. nay NAA1
Remember the widow and orphan.
As will be seen by telegraph, EXPIRES
fdent Franklin Pierce is dead.
Several young gentlemen OF this city
are anxious 10 go 10 Cuba 10 join the 'pa-
Tri0ts."
Large numbers OF country negroes
came TO town Yesterday to attend 1.-THE
hanging"
The magistrates courts were unin-
v5ung 10 a local" in search Of items
yesterday.
The SUNDAY APPEAL has the largest
circulation of any paper published In
West Tennessee. Advertisers should re-
member this.
The benefit Of the Confederate Sol
disrs' Relief Association comes on on
Monday evening next, at the New Mem
phis TheRter. Remember the widow and
orphan.
There are several quite distiHgue
names among those indicted for gambling
So the Circuit Court. One or two OF the
better known are in a stew for fear their
names will be published.
A remarkable fact with regard to the
prisoners confined in the county jail Is
that they are ali innocent. IL Is a " regu-
lar shame that 50 many people should
be maintained at the c0unty's expense
WhS have committed no crime.
We understand that the Mahan party
have accepted the city's terms for the
sale of the Little Rock stock, and the
commission Mayor Leftwich, Mr.. Brink
lev and Mr.. COssett) have been empow-
cred to carry out the contract, and VIII
so on to New York immediately.
The certificates of Memphis delegates
over the Louisville road are good from
three DAYS before till three days after the
Louisville Convention. Special cars have
been provided isf their accommodation,
and a sleeping ear has also been attached
20 the trains for the use OF those who wish
20 court lhe arms of Morpheus.
The Alabama & Chattanooga X. Room
psuy and its hackers, with ample means,
propose 10 buy up the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, or at least q controlling power
Of its stock. Its design is slsO TO put that
road in order on the basis Of a hEst class
road, al the cost OF Some $1,000 "A mile, 70
erect stone or brick way station-houses,
aud extend il AZ onee to Cairo, Illinois.
II sill change the entire system of prin-
cipies on which the road Is run, and In
order to attract business il will put down
freight and passage by full one-half OF
the rates which that company now eXacts.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
EPacket COmp'Yzl
UNITED STATES A
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
Il Company wiz run THREE boats a week
In n Arkansas river; and until the compile
ton OF the new boats, the following boats viii
constitute the line:
THOMAS H. ALLEN---PRrTCHARD,M Master
BLATSDELL, Master
hleel Master
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and friday O'Clock pm; making eOnnec-
tions at Little Rock with the C0mpany's light
draught packets;
A buren,. .Boriand. Master
.----.Lev Chapman. Master
FOhI Master
FOhI O1BSON ----.--.-..-..--...E smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills of lading given for freight 70
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, al ali
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring 70 ship by this line
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to Avn RIy-
ER PACKET COMPANY at Memphis (ofiee 39
Front street, MOsby BlOck.) Those shipping
from New Orleans should eOnsiKn to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which will
be finished about the LIST october. thus
securing to their patrons a reliable trf-week
ly line In high or low water.
All persons who ship goods 70 the care OF
this company, at Memphis or MOuthof White
river, must send bills OF lading 10 the agent
OF this to prevent delay.
JOHN L. ADAMS President
W. GRAHAM, Agent,
oS once 300 Front street. AOsby Block.
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY REsIDRxcE FOL,
SALE.-Business men desiring q first
class country residence should takea look
at the property offered by DR.. J.. NJ.
GRAY, ofGermantown. Within easy rosch
of the city by the Memphis & Charleston
Rsilrosd. comfortable dwelling and all
peach, apple and pear trees. adjacent to
good schools and churches tlis oppor-
tunity Of securing a desirable home at .
moderate price should not be neglected.
For terms, etc, apply 10 DR.. j. NJ. GRAY
on the premises. Germantown, or to Z. J.
Gray, at the desk of this office.
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JOSIAH DELoACH, P. N

20 PR1STERs-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
TO5 \ country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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DR. SCARBoROUGH.-This distinguished
physician, since he has located in the city,
has tEeate9 SUCCESSFULLY soAeo Of ouF must
reliable eitiEens who have been suffering
with chronic diseases for many years.
Having used his own remedies in a num-
Der of eases he feels assured he can give
satisfaction to those who have been
afflicted with diseases that have before
bafled all treatment. The Doctor is well
known in the city, and has here many
warm friends, See his advertisement in
anntHer S0luuln, VHee, ~ SeeSnd street,
up stairs,
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9th Annual Opening ofthe Fur Season
FRANrlScO EIGGIN.
Our Stock OF


Hatters and Furriers,
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Memphls and Hound CITY Packet.

Waggener. Master
WILL leave Memphis at and r.
leave Mound City at : and 9 am: j and
~ pm. Landing at present foot OF Union
etrReL, sells 4
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ARRTvKD.-L. Soards, General Agent of
the Southern Publishing Company, has
arrived from New Orleans, and intends
commencing the " for the Memphis
City Directory for the coming year. as
sisted by 4 competent force of reporters.
II Will be remembered that this Company
published our last Directory, and AZ It
has given entire satisfaction, we believe
oar bGsiUess Hien will see the Importance
& ApporiRg the coming work.
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\ COMPLETE stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, just received and selling very low
consisting OF the bsst ladies, misses and
chiIdren's shoes. Latest styles Of dress
goods, of every description; complete as
sortment of hahnels, linsey, jeans. ete.i
closks and shawls OF the greatest varieties,
all Of Witch wiz be sold - CHEAP at ip
.niar VENDIG s. BRO.
Nc. 225 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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BRILLIANT display of Plaids, Poplins
and Dress Goods o. opened.
MENKEN BROS.
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ONE HUNDRED cAsEs beautiful prints,
dalAiues and staple dry goods just re-
celved. Merchants, take notice.
MENKEN BROS.
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LAW REPORTS.

SOMETHING new In the hat line just re-
Ssistd al Wheaton & Co.'s. 27y Main.
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&ouoN goods. hosiery. gloves, corsets,
hoop skirts, balmoral skirts. etc, etc.
now open. T. w. JOHNSTON & co, .
347 Main street.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. Il Madison
street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER,

The splendid steamer,
COMMERCIAL-----.JOHS B. DAVIS, Master
Jas. n. Thompson [Clerks1 Charles Sharpe,
NITILLleave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY
w At 8 O'Clock pm, for Augusta, Searcy
West Poiut, Des Arc, DeValls Blum, Clsren-
don, Indian Bay, and all Intermediate land
ings. shippers can rely upon this boat re-
maining In the trade permanently.
CARD OF RATES;
To Des dire aES az Pufzss BeIotr:
FouAg per lu pounds
ABH9 per hdfTrl
WHISKY FORK, etc.-----..-el W per barrel
To West Foiat, Searry and AuOlLsta
Pound freight--~--------~--5c per lW pounds
DRY pet barre
Whisky, Pork, etc-----.--.s . per barrel
Cotton 20 Memphis--.,..,-....---Sl 3 per balls
New OEieans----.---.S2 . per bale
PASSENGER TARIFF:
To Clarendon and all points belOw--ss o.
10 DeN ali ~ ~
10 LILO y "
10 DeS u ~
To Augusta, West Point and SeRTey ..-. Y 70
John b. DAVE
LEVY q ROBINS, Agents,
SEES No. B Jefferson street. Memphis.
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BEAUTIFUL SOlid-enlored and Fancy
Poplins at Is cents. worth so cents. at j..
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No. 22s Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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BrY +. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans a Thorn. manufa cturers, &3
Main street, Clay Building.
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GRASD display Of silks, satins and
cIoaks, imported from Paris. ON Monday
18th Inst. MENkEN BROS.
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VIZ are o offering a very handsome
stock Of dry good at low prices.
T.W. JOHNSTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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MERCHANTS buying Dress Goods shonld
call on us. MEEKEN Bros.
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Planter, 10 miles east 8 Il ofnando, Miss.
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ZEPHYR xorsteds, all colorS.
r. IS. JOHNSTON $50,
81 Main street.
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ATREsH arrival of 4" Our Kid Gloves -
opea again on this morning.
HERZOG & BRO.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing In the Memphis PostOf1cs and not deIIv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
Will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Tie novelties Of the ssSsQn are always
ri HkRXOG'S.
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OuR ordered KID gloves are to band and
open this morning.
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THOUSAND fashionable novelties will
be displayed at opening of French
goods, Imported direct.
MENKEN BROS.
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ALL-WooL Figured Merinos az II cents,
at j. Il. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing.
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BEAuT1FUL dress goods opening daily.
HERZOGG & BRO.
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Coon HAIRS, late styles, cheap at
Wheaton d Co.'s. 279 Main.
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GET yonr fish, oysters, game std ice Of
Charley ). Martin, No. 81 Jefferson street.
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FOR MOUND t


TRAvELERS OR MIGRANTS going to
a Arkansas or Texas ). enid cross the river
atfhis point on steamer
to Cheeks Landing. -Four mflcs Of land
saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare one-haif that of steamer Gaila4iu n. sells
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NOTICE TO City AND COUNTRY MER-
cHASTs.-Large stock ofStapls and Fancy
Dry Goods, Notions, etc, bought Tor cash,
and will he jobbed at extra low Dri0es,
LinSeys and Jeans, full assortment u
below market rates, being bought at auc-
TiOn. J. Il. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
33I Main ST.. Clay Building.
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sl25 to 1925 reduction in the price OF the
world-renOwRed g%old-medal Pianos OF
Chickering & Sons. Elegant seven octave
Pianos at $500. Terms easy. II. g.. HOL-
LENBERG, Agent, No. . 2Second street.
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orE oTening OF imported goods, 18th
lnI. MENKES AKOS.
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FOR every pair of our kid gloves which
tear in trying on you get a new pair with
out charge. A new stock received and
opened this morning.
HRRZOGG & BRO.
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WHEAToS 4 Co., Hatters and Furrlers
279 Maip. Sew styles Just received.
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NoTICE.-The L. S. Fire Extinguisher
Co, desire a first-elass agent for the sale of
theft Fife Bxtingnlshef IL this StAts. The
business is fully established, this Extin-
guisher having been OH the market since
IsGG. II Is used by the New York Fire
Department and many of the leading
cities. 1t is the only reliable Fire Extin-
guisher, being endorsed by all the Fire
Insurance Companies and most of the
Chief Engineers throughout the Union,
as also the L. s. Government. Every
building requires 4 or mOre, Thgp-
sands Of them have been sold, and mil
lions of property have been saved by
them, a list of which can DO had on appli-
cation. None but responsible parties
dealt with. For further particulars, ad-
dress arats
U. s. FIRE EXTIEGUISHER co,
Head Office, s Dey ST., New York.
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BEAUTIFUL Arab Shawls
HERZoGG d BRO,
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MENKEN Bros. grand apeuipg of Paris
novelties will be on the lS5h inst.
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Speed, Safety and COmfOrt---El Line.
Memphis and White River g. :. Mail Packet,
For Helena. Friar's P0iat. DeyaIls Bluff
Little Rock, not Springs, Sesrcy, D@s
Are. Augusta and 1aeksonport.
LEGAL TENDER---JohB ID. Elicit, mastef
This 6r-t-cIass sfde-WheCl pas it,
senger steamer VIII leave as b0ysr-z
EVERY TUESDAY. Al 5 o'clock pin
Connects with steamer MOllie GrHtz for all
points on Upper White and Black rivers.
ELICIT < MILLER, Agents.,
Promenade and Jefferson SIS, opp. Landing.
auRgi
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GOOD QUALITY "a Bleached Domestic
at l2l6 gents, YGFth u seata, The greatest
bafgain In domestic offered in this city.
j.. H. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
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Independent Passenger Packet.

For Bradly's, Pecan Point, Richardson Land
ing, Randolph, Fulton and oeceols-
THE new and splendid passen-
i ger packet HAMILTON, WITS
Clerk, will leave for above and intermediate
landings, commencing Tuesday, Sept Ath,
mt leaving Memphis every Tuesday and FRI
day, ct 5 O'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for the trade, and VIII run
the year round, and will guarantee the ship
pers to do their business with promptness
and dispatch. The captain viii give his per-
sonal ~aftenfion to filling Of orders.
For freight or passage apply
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
r. p WALT q CO, Bradley Block.
sel0 MARTIN WALT Eco, 20 Front ST
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DRESS trimmings. late styles.
Z. ~. JOHNSTON eco.
cta2 s4y Msip street.
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ALL-WOoL White and Red Flsnnels at
% cents, worth 40 cents, at j. II. LOewen-
slime & Bros, 25l Main srteet.
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FOL NEW ORLEANS.

Memphis and Now Orleans Packet Line
RE9CEAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For New Orleans, Natchez, Vicksb1rg and
the Bends.
MAGENTA-----.--.-J- Frank Hicks, Master
John 3. Sullivan, Clerk.
MISSI.EIPPI--.-.,E. \. Green, Master
\. c. Creighton. CleEk.
one Of above splendid steam IT,
ers Will leave Memphis EYERYES
WEDNESDAY. commencing with the Mazants
September 18th, and Remaining In the trade
throughout the season. AGENT MEaFRIs:
seq LARRY HARMSTAD,
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LETTERS HELD II

LETTERS HELD FOR POSTAGE.
E LCory. V1cksburg, Miss.
J II Dixon, HarrOdsOurg, Ky.
u Hugnemts, New York.
John W Logan, MoorsbOrO, Nc.
Aiehaei M4rtip, EhlsRga, III
II A Sanders, Sepatobia, Miss,
John SynOn, Boston, Mass.
W b Shumaker, Macon, Miss.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity OF wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
c-ountinSFoom. W"1L9ts.u ra4taut
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BRIDAL TrOnseaus will be exhibited at
e our grand opening on the 18th inst.
3" MENKEN BROS.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.

TNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT H.
Passenger Packet viii lsavsE
Memphis every Thursday and saturday, q )
O'Clock pm:
THURSDAYS:
W. A CALpWELL----.Rube Haynes master
SATURDAYS
NATOAA---.....-.-..--....-J. B. Davis, master
Making close connections At DeValfs Blud
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
sOnpOTt with Tie steamer MOLLIE GRATZ for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company now ave in course OF
constructions magnificent Side-wheel steam
or for this trade, which Will be completed on
or about the LIST Of October, when she viii be
put In the line as the Saturdays packet, the
NatOIna taking Thursday.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President
W. L. GRAHAM, Agent,
o5 33 Front 81. MOoby Block.
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MINCR PIES, Fruit Pies and Boston
Cream Cakes, from this day, at Berton's
sop feetjonery, corner of Fourth and Pop
lar streoLs; alsg every variety of cake,
candy and bread, tres4 everyday, Orders
for wedding cake filled at short Aotise.
Remember Bertou's Confectionery, corner
Poplar and Fourth.
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LADIES FKscY Dues FERs is now CON-
plete, with All the latest patterns. This
stock Was selected from the best Euro
pean and North American fur nlanufac-
turers, and will be sold at prices that will
DEFY comnetition.
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NOTICE.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

We are the Sole Agents for the sale Of thess
unrivaied Gin Stands. For beauty OF staple.
turned out per day, they are unsurpassed.
Reference can be safely made 20 every plant
mule power Is used, thee makes saving d
from One-quarter 70 one-third the dram over
any other Gin.
VIZ ARE Also GENTS eR
Halls Fire and Burglar Proof Safes;
National Piow Co.'s, Calhoun and other
PfoTs;
Wheeler, Maiden &Clemson's Circular Saws;
Labelle Nall Works, Wheeling, Va;
Stranh's Single and pOuhle-geared Grist NILS;
Fairbanks R. r. and Warehouse Scales. KI
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New STYLES hats and caps Iqet received
1t Wheaton / Coz 20 Main.
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PLANTERS, TAKE SoTIcE,-Great bar
gains offered in osuaburgs, dOmestiSs,
Jeans, linseys, brogans and boots, at J. II.
& Bros. 81 Main street.
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307 Main ST., Under Peabody Hotel,
Agents. for.the southeastern Fur Co.
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STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM

K1aAet.-h ~ A4hat L4E ufsL LnAELEE U2E
StOyeS
Anaser.-G.F FHley, OF 81. Louis.
Q.-Whsn was IT first nader
Ain the year i52.
Q.-Are they good 5lOyes2
A.-The best IN the world"
Q.-HoW ars they made?
A.-FrOm the best quality or iron.
Q.-WhO says they are good StOyes7
An those that use theTn7
GLOW many were sold In 1899
Tn were l3ya7 sold.
Q.-Hov many out Of that number fafledR
Mot one.
Q-Who sells the genuine Charter Oak In
Memphlss
ID f. SCHABEL E Co, IT NAWST
Q.-ATe there Initiation stoves ofthAt naReF
A.-IeSi plenty Of them
Q.-How can purchasers tell The genutnsR
A.-By seeing the name OF q. +. FlIley on
each Stove,
GLOW should parties order themP
4.-Ieu your merchant 70 get Filleyss.
Q.-DOes J. r. SCHABEL & Co. have q good
stOckT
A-Yes; hSy seU Them az WhoLsaaIs and Re-
fa0. assd koep TIN WARE, CASTINGS, e1e, -
Qg1d dfDp{V.
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Heaven thar knows

L1tlNtN IuUt huUNs
The weakness of our natures, will forgive,
Nay, must applaud, loves debt when de-
cent paid,
Nor can the bravest mortal blame the tear
Which glitters on the bier of fallen worth.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-03-02

rD- Remember that we will not furnish the Stock Journal as s premium to new Subscribers alter this month. There fore send in your names before the end of the month.
 PERSONAL ExPLANArIoN.-Man per sons do not understand what is meant by the .'Great Southern Preparations. , Let us explain. At Memphis, thrce experienced Southern Physicians, one of Memphis, one from Mississippi, and the other from Louisiana, united their mental powers, their money and their experience for the purpose Of prcpar- ing for the Southern people class of reliable family medicines, to be used in lieu of the many that are from those who know but little of our diseases, and they are called the Great South ern Preparations, being eighteen or twenty in number. They are neither secrets nor patents.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-03-02
James Robinson. the bareback rider

James Robinson, the bareback rider, spraincd his ankle badly. by fall from his horse, while performing in Augusta, Georgia, last week.
 -Milc O'Reily and ennis Byrnc fought seventy three rounds the other day in Westchester county, New York. O'Rei- ly was badl, used up
 "A fellow named John Fisher is under arrest in Cincinnati for attempting to violate a German girl, fourteen years old
 -Gcneral ' rants father was accident. ally struck by an express wagon shaft Tn Cincinnati Thursday, and somewhat iu' jured.
 The Atlanta Constitution says tho report of the Finance Committee on the Bullock appropriation, is in the hands of tho State Printer and will fill twenty col umns of that paper.
 "A person on trial in Dubuque, Iowa the other day, told the justice he lied. His honor deccndci from the bench and punched the impu6ent fellows head.~
 -Mr. s. r. Sowell was found dead in the road between Camden and Buffalo S C., with charge of buckshot in his body. few mornings since.
 "A young girl about fourteen years of age was ravishcd by negro nared Esau, formelya slave of Mir. James Thomas in the neighborhood of Hickmans post office, on last Saturday. Ire 6end was caught and hung by ord CT of Judge Lynch Tuscaloosa Monitor. l6 tn