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THE FALL RACES.
The Stables that will be in Attend.
ance.

The coming meeting over the jockey
Club Course bids fair 10 be the most IN
teresting and the largest ever held in
Tennessee. We will not anticipate sport
bv detailing what viii or will not be done,
but content ourselves with presenting 10
our readers q list of the stables that have
already signihed their intention of being
on hand at the day and date appointed.
The list has been carefully complied, ana
we have assurances from each and every
one whose names are mentioned, that they
VIII be present:
LIST OF STABLES.
Rabeock's stable, Tim Robbing, trainer
consisting of Humboldt. Pompey Payne,
Maggie b. T., and Ally Hunt; total, 4
j., A. Smiths stable, Benz. Cheathani
trainer. consisting of Ontario and two
two-yesr olds; total, 3.
e. Franklin's stable, Holcombe, (col,
oredl~ trainer, with st. Leger, AlaskA ahd
-; total, 3. M.
Jim. HilIs stable, with Baftier, Big
Dutchman and two two-year oldsi to.al,7
Craig Il Hunters stable, with Jenny
! Sanford and Miss Polly; total, =
A. Barnes stable, with Fannie Douglas
Rig Bob Mel and -; total, 3.
Lee Paul's stable. with Morgan Scout
| Dick Jackson and Charlie Walker totai, .
Ward and Patterson, Bill Bird, train
er-Riot, and three three-yearolds. Total
Richards & Kilgour's stable, Geo. Rice
| trainer-John Kilgour, Kitty Free, Betty
| Paw. and five others. Total, 3.
Conlisk's stable, Bob Irwin, trainer
with Victory, Sue Morrissey Little Mack
| Hamburg, and two Others. Total, o. b,
Buford's stable-Versailles, Grassland
Zou-Zou, Croquette, Lynchbnrg, Enlul
rer and Grand Duchess. Total, z.
Can't. T. q. Moore's stable, with PriVa
teer. Cottrill, Carrie p, and others.
u. j. Crause, with Bacon, Corsican
Holland, Sweet Home andothers. Total, :
w. II. Chapel. with a string Of 3
headed bv King Tom. Total, }
T. Masher, with a string of&. Total, J
W. Brady's. John AleOek's, George /
Alman's, and our WI famous home siaDi
of w. p. Mitchell with Pat Cleburne an'
othersEsay 5.
THIS makes sixty-five that we hay
every assurance viii he present, and W
are informed that there will be not les
than twenty others, Whose names we can
not now give, as certain to be here. ,
there is . fun ahead" sure enough.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Chattanooga. Richmond, Washington, New
York. baltimore, and ali cities East and South.
Columbus. Ga, and Montgomery, Ala; al
stations on the Memphis and Charleston.
MississiDpi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
Vile aud Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads. arrive at 2;A pm; close at ia
AM
VILE. Cincinnati. Cleveland, Pittsburg, Puila'
deIphis. Buffalo, Albany, New York, and al
cities N~orth-and West, arrive at E:4O pm.
loses al a pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Weeks
burr. Matches and all cities South, arrive at
pm; closes at 10: IS am
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes
e. New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads, srrtvest 3 pm; closes AT l0:B pm
Nemphis and Little Rock Railroad. Lul,
Rock. Madison, Sundays e~xcepted,) arrive a
pm; close at 5 pm.
Marion. WittsDurg and Claiborne, Ark.
nr-weekty) Monday, Wednesday ana Friday
arrive At 20 am; close al II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, Miss, (semi
Eseklyl Monday and Friday, arrive at4p.m.
close al 8 pm.
arrive FL 10 am; close at II am.
Little Rock ana Helena, and al landings OF
White river, (seni-weeklyl Tuesday and SAT
urdEy. arrive at 8 am; close at pm.
Pine EluG and Helena, and all landings OF
Arkansas river (tri-weeElyl Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, arrive al Sa-n.i close Al
Pm.
fsemi-weekly) Tuesday and Saturday, arrivO
At close at 4 pm
An Landings on the Mississippi river north
(Eemi-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrivl
At 9 an; close at s:S1 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. 81.
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Mr.. J. W. C0bbs, OF the firm Of J. w.
Cobhs & Co., aud agent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, returned yesterday
from Baltimore, where be has e fOl
some weeks.
The following gentlemen are in the city
II have taken quarters at the Peabody
Hotel: Gen. y. Il. Forrest, Tennessee
William II. Hood, Philadelphia; Capt. J.
Harvey Mathes, Tennessee.
We were pleased to meet, yesterday,
the Rev. W. b. ChrichlOw, Of the NJ. +.
Church. who has accepted the pastorship
Of the 81. Johns NJ. +. Church. He viii
preach to-day. We are told that he 10 an
eloquent divine.
We learn that the Rev. James Carmi-
ehael, the celebrated ~Episcopalian divine,
has accepted the proposals made him by
the vestrv of Grace Church. AS Will be
seen by the announcementin the religious
column, no will assume his duties at
Grace Church this morning.
b. Bowling, Esq, Of the cotton house Of
Milan, Bowling q Co.. Will be at home
O-day. after a protracted absence In Eu-
rope. Mr.. Bowling, during b five
months which he spent on the other side,
visited all the principal cities OF England,
France and Germany, and returns In the
best of health, ready to enter the arena OF
cotton. His many friends will welcome
him home.
1t is with pleasure that we announce &c
his friends and the public, by advertise
ment elsewhere, that Mr.. Henry X. Beat
w has become 4 partner with U es-
teemed friend Mr.. Henry II. Tomiinson,
in the Life. Fire and Marine Insurance
business. 1t gives US pleasure to make
this announcement, because we know that
Mr.. Beatty is worthy an interest with q
oanflana.n liz T1~eEfa,. xulto ranlrC
among our best business men. Friend
Henry is accounted among the shrewdest
Of u insurance men, is a good and care
ful accountant, and as intelligent an un-
derwriter as ever adjusted a loss. We
congratulate ali parties concerned. n. T..
Tomllnson & Co. is one OF the Invest and
best ffms In IA city.
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$4,000 Is
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
nAEn-


.THE undersigned hereby respectfully NO
III thy their subscribers and the merchants
Of Memphis, generally, that they have sP-
pointed Mr.. W. e. MATHEWS manager OF
their Branch az this point. Mr.. Aatfnsws
experience and acquaintance with me bust
ness In other localities win guarantee 10 SUD
seribers strict, thorough and prompt attention
10 theiT wants
Especial attention will be given 70 the col
lection OF past due claims, or the address o.
carefully selected Attorneys VIII De i0fnlsn-
ed where parties prefer doing their own cor
A Reference Book, containing the names
and commercial rating Of nearly ever pesi-
mess man In the United states ana 6Ll.s-
Provinces lover 60o.00 names = issued SEM
anuuaily-1anuaTy and July-tor rs - =
suhScrfBers. the ratings based upon ne
crate details which their once reeorusL
ism are Nv far the most reliable ana cAfeieAS
made of any work Of the kind
mis- agency WAS originally etaDtisAso
asIl- n has branches in every mpoftaIt
~ fha limited States end Canada. AMI 49,
Tondon England, aud ms large ana eunse.-
II eroWinR Influence, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e-
eff5rfs 10 Initiate IL by Others, Y tne -,
de,,ee that can be given OF IL eqnil4DiS -m-
cinlas ard ia useful operations. eoa
nbsfieaIlv. designed for the ~promoloH -
protection OF trade hncwn
rer,ns ~ subscription Will De mees 49,.
an eDpaeati0n 10 tbs onee eof1sr ~
ME1rPHgs, Ocfobe4 7 lsoss
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LAW REPORTS.
NrnIclual court..-Iudae FOete.

The cases disposed of yesterday was as
follows:
In the case of the State ~. w. S. Brown,
larceny, the jury found a verdict of guilty
and fXed the penalty at two years in the
~peniten;iary.
On Monday, the following cases have
been set for trial:
44i3-State vs.. Cobb; larceny.
4S79-State VS.. Hawley assault and bat.
terry.
I374-State vs.. Boone; larceny.
43S2-State ". l.. Lee; larceny.
+4ll-State vs.. J. Johnson; larceny.
44l4-Statc W. 7. RaiHes; larceny.
4340 o4359-State s.,,Weatherbee; unlaw.
tul retailing.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEArER.-The beautiful
play of Jednie Deans will lie given this
evening. We hope the concern will have
a good house-though we doubt IT. The
present policy of the parties who have the
lease OF he theatre is doing neither them
nor the theater any good. We have 50
far supported the concern merely Tor Inc
good OF Memphis, but We will say 10
Messrs. Spaiding, Bidwell s. MeDonoughr
that they must change their course or
they are 81 done up" in this region.
TIKI TYRoLEsE troupe open this even
ing in the Memphis Club Hall. Ihey
sing an the songs of their native Alps
jodeln, and play on the either. That i
enough to charm anyone who has a spark
Of romance in his soul. They are " eeht'
TgyOIer," and know how 10 sing I0tkstte'
Ter from the classic music of =" Andrea
Hofer's Death" to the SehRddd-haeRfen ..
the Bavarian Oberland. Eyoryoneshould
20 and SEQ them.
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MURDER.
A Negro Man Clabbsd to Death.

About half past 2 O'Clock yesterday the
body of an unknown negro man was found
on the Pigeon1roost road, about N and a
half miles from town, near DoOley's gro
Gerry, completely stripped Of clothing save
an undershirt and pair OF drawers, and
bearing evident traces of a violent, and
brutality cruel death by a club in the
hands OF a person yet unknown. His
skull was broken in two places, tho brain
p~rotruding so as to complete n OF the
most CHASTITY spectaeles ever witnessed in
this neighborhood. Coroner Samelson,
upon being notified, proceeded to the
scene of the murder and did all in bis
| power 10 discover a clue to the terrible
crime and the criminal, but utterly failed.
He could not find any person ia the neigh
borhood hat knew anything Ofthe crime,
] and in default of a jury on the spot, was
| compelled to bring the body into town.
| He viii hold an inquest to-day. Judging
by the condition of the body, IA unfor-
tunate man was murdered for the sake OF
his clothing and any other valuables be
may rave had upon his person. We hope
the police will make earnest efforts 20
discover the perpetrator Of rhis horrible
crime, and TO bring him to the punish
ment he merits.
GREAT BARaAlNsIN Dry GOoDsl-Her-
| zog & Bro. have now one OF the largest
1 stocks Of Dry Goods in the city, and in
wife the attention Of everybody to that
fact. We are enabled this season TO offei
greater bargains To our customers than al
nny time heretofore. our assortment is
large and complete. For particulars read
the locals. HERZOG BhO.
IN sauntering down Main street yester
day afternoon we casually dropped into
the store OF CleaVes, SmithwicK Il Hatch
err, to take a look at their assortment o
new books, Just received. In addition Z
q complete stock of books and stationery
they have "A lot OF the finest bibles eve
brought to this market. These bibles ar
all London editions, from the celebrated
publishers, George T.. Eyre n WIN
S~pottiswOode, 43 Fleet street. These edi
tions are in antique morocco binding
printed upon snow-wbile paper, gil
edged, and with references on each page
These valuable bOoks-one OfWhich SHOULD
he in every hOusehOld-ar3 put down a
low figures, to enable all TO obtain them
In addition To fine bibles, ~hymn-boOk'
ard prayeT-books, there may also be fount
on their well-flled shelves, law, school
medical and miscellaneous books. Read
srs of hctiol may find every popularb ool
of that character at this complete store
To the merchant they offer iGducement
In blank books. stationery, letter presse
and diaries for 1870. The lawyer may I'M
i'm their carefully selected stock of Law
books, all the best works known to jurists
The teacher may be confident that ever,
schooi-b1ok may be bad OfCleaves, Smith
wick & Hatcher. This firm is daily max
ing additions 10 their stock, determine
not TO be eclipsed by any bookstore in til
! South.
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A.. Anp A.. SCOTTISH BITE

HERNrEs AND MrrHRAs Lodges meet mo
junction 4th Wednesday in every moe
+. MeIersh. Secretary.
CssPHIA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF IEEUSALEA
18th. No. ben X Pullen, SD, Tarsh..-; A
E FARMLAND, &d, Recorder.
HATTIE OF ROSE CROIN, 18th, No.
J. Charles W. Adams, S2d, M. WI ID 1
Tomlinson, SD. Sec.
PHILITPPE DUPLEssEus COUNCIL OF XII, SOth,
MOL Henry p. Woodward, sd, Comm
William Y. Cirode, SD, Rec.
COvsIsToRY OF WEST IESSEsSEE, Sd John
Ainslie. sd, Comm. in Chief; Dodge &
Trader, sd, Reg
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/. O. o. r. DIRECTORY.

AYoso E~NCAaPNrST, NOS, /. O. o. F.-meets
"a The LIST and Sd Thursday nights Of each
month. at7k o'clock. a F4Davis, CP.; DC.
Trader. II. P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe
EvPHIs LODGE. No. @meets every Tuesday
tirht. at ~ O'Clock. J. W-.Waynesburg. y.
]. b Campbell, V. G.; Thos. Mohet, Sec'y.
EAs ioDGE, No. S-meets every Mon
dav night at ~ o'clock. J.E. Russell, y. G.;
Alexander HUM, V. G.; {. Walter, Record
ingS Secretary.
rum LODGE, No. !, DEGREE OF REBEKAH-
incest on the Ist Friday nightin each month,
al ) O'Clock. p. G. H. K. Pugh, y. G.; Mrs
W. I. McLefresh, Sec'y.
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nasoNlc DIRECTORY FOB 1853.

LODGES.
SourH MEMPHIS. No. uS-meets ID Friday OF
earh mouth-HaM cor. Madison and Second.
Al. Wheeler, W. M: Ben. X. Pullen, Sec.
ANarRoNA No. l6@meets lst Monday in eY-
erv month. at Odd-Felows' Hall. corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. M John
Beamish. Secretary.
TTrTN SooTT. No, &9-meets LIST Friday OF each
month-Hau corner Madison and Second.
n W. Mitchell, ". NJ; = Sturm, Sec
DFSoTo- No. Sd Friday Of each
month-Odd-Feilows Hall z. NJ. Stanley
W.M.; R W. shelton, Sec.
KIIwuNNISG. No. 34l-meets sth Friday Of
each month-at South Memphis Hail, cor
ner Of Madison and second. John Alnsnei
". NJ; q. h Puuen, Sec
ROYAL ARCH
PrS~ CHAPrFR. No. 2-meets I'd Monday oi
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall d. c. Ira
der, NJ. E. Il p; CO. Locke, Sec
p NJ
FrEErA CorScrL- No. meets 81 Monday OF
esrh month-Odd-Fellows Hail John Gent,
Tn. IL; y. ]. Wiggin, Rec.
TFarPLARs.
CYRENE CoNrMASDERY, No. +Ineets 4th Mon
day OF each month john Zent, Conn., y. =
Wiggin, Rec.
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II. HARDER, the furious boot and shoe
manufacturer, whose exquisite taste and
skill make a woman's foot as beautiful as
that oe Hebe, still devotes himself to the
highest branches of his art. 1t was q fore
father of Mr.. Harder who criticized the
painting of Apelles, and induced the ia
nous Greek to add to the number of holes
in the foot-gear of the picture. The ad-
vice of the painter to the s~hoemake, Ne
SHtor ultra crepiddBs, given the mex day,
has been rigidly observed, and Mr.. Harder
has devoted a lifetime TO the acquisition
OF perfect mastery of his trade. His own
work is not surpassed by the boots and
shoes Of the famous Burt, whose work is
pronounced the best OF American manu-
iacturers. Burt and Harder use each 9TH
er's manufactures, and there is generous
rivalry between them. IL is worth u visit
TO 26ZE East Court, to compare he work
manship of Burt, who supplies Fifth Az
enue, and of Harder, who encases tile feet
Of the pretty girls OF this city and those
of our most elegant gentlemen in fault
less coverings. There is as much thigh
art" even in making slow shoes" and
high boots, as in the most wonderful
achievements of the court tailor or Of the
courtly musician. Ifany doubt, let them
scrutinize the matchless work Of H. Har-
der.
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The Medical College of Memphis.

It gives us pleasure to state TO our read
ers. especially TO that class which is
chiefly Interested in medical colleges,
thai the regular course Of lectures in this
institution, for the session Of lS69-70, be-
gan on the 18th, under the most hattering
auspices. The class already present Is
composed Of a very intelligent body OF
Young gentlemen, and is daily increasing
fu numbers. Mississippi and Aiabama
are sending in their representatives; Ar
kansas is coming up in the race, and Ten
nessee. true TO her love of home institu-
lions. is looking 10 Memphis as her edu-
cational center, and has already her sons
In our midst.
Our college is at present in the hands OF
an able, energetic faculty, who viii spare
no mains TO advance the interests OF stu
dents. and make ii in every way worthy
Of public patronage and confidence. Its
facilities. both dedactie and clinical, are
unsurpassed, and il will, in a short time,
be z fearful competitor OF Nashville and
Louisville. whose only advantages now
are those OF age. Besides this, u city
boing at the gateway Of Arkansas on onT
great river. at all times easily reached,
and by reason Of its proximity TO the cot
ton States, of cheaper access, must com
mSnd that influence which VIII ultimately
place IL far ahead of tits sister cities as an
educational point. We bid n medical
friends God-speed, and say 10 those young
men who are studying medicine, that
they can't find A Inc school in any OF the
cities South han they viii here. Come
and Try il and judge for yourselves.
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Editors Appeal: An application has
been made 70 the Honorable Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen, for a portion oi
Exchange Building, for the above NEIL
toned work, and the application Is n0w
under the consideration Of the Board.
Doubtless but few of your readers know
anything about the Refuge. It Was
opened last winter, III n fatboat, and
within three months nearly " hundred
poor white men and boys were sheltered
and cared for-English, Irish, Scotch,
Germans and Americans from neatly
every State, men of many trades, and III
a few professionals. What we did was
very imperfect, but We did the best we
could, considering the small means at our
| disposal.
This year Il is to be on a larger scale, so
that none Of our poor and destitute breth-
rem may have TO sleep on the corners ol
streets and in dOorways.
There is much misdirected charity in
the world, and people are often led, by
giving a poor person Sdollar, into aiding
and assisting crime, rather than dirLin-
ishing it, aud helping the truly needy.
Our charity is intended To induce men 10
work ~honOrably for their daily bread.
When we find out imposters or ~loafers,
who hang about the hotels by day, and
get lodging with us, we turn them adrift.
This charity is for deserving poor. In
connection with the Refuge, we hope to
open day and night schools for the benefit
Of children living on the banks of the
river. We have much 10 provide for. and
should the City Council grant the build
ing, it will require liking up and making
comfortable. The managers of tho Re-
fuge are much in want OF money, bedding,
blankets, coal and wood, for carrying on
the work; also, old clothing for destitute
inmates. Blessed is the ma who con
sidereth the poor and needy; the Lord
shall deliver him in the time Of trouble.
Contributions and donations will he
thankfully received by the Rev.. j. j.
Vaulx, Superior of the Refuge, cor pr OF
Mill and Fourth streets, Chelsea, =.
Trezeyant, ESQ, Main street, or by my
self. EDWIN WICRENS,
Warden of the Refuge.
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NOTICE IN

United States OF America -
Western District OF Tennessee
rINHIS Is to give notice that on the 18th day
OF October AID, 1888, a Warrant in Bank
/ ruptcy was issued against the estate OF
&C. BELTS,
OF Memphis. in the county of Shelby and
State Of Tennessee, who has been adjudged q
bankrupt upOn hts own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 70 sQeh bankrupt, 10 him
or for his use, n b transfer Of amy prtsp-
erty by him are forbidden BY law; that
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank.
rupt, 10 prove their debts ana to choose one
or more sssisnees Of his estate, win be held
at a Court of bankruptcy, % be holden at No
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, before
Hon. T.. ]. Latham, Register, on the 9Th day
| OF November, AID, &59, az 10 o'clock Am
Memphis, Tenn, l61h day Of October A.D-
1850. y. N. TOMESY,
limited States Marshal. as Messenger,
o.I- Wzafarn district Of Tennessee.
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SALE.
5HANOERx Sale
ON
Tuesday. November z, 1869.

James @. Anderson ct als--Ex Parte fetitlon,
No. NN-Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
ny vfrtue Of an interIocutory decree In this
II cause. / will sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in mont OF the Clerk and MAS
ter's ONCE, In the city OF Memphts. Tenn son
the following Real Estate, tC-wtt:
A certain tract OF land lying and being IN
the county Of shelby and state OF Tennessee,
wheraon James G. Anderson, sr., resided al
the time. OF his death, and known as MS
homestead, near q or upon the waters OF
Nouconnah creek, Containing 30 acres.
BEFORE the day Of sale tho above tract VIII
he subdivided into several small tracts
Terms OF S~ale-One-thtrd cash, balance on
n credit of one and two years. notes with Sc
cnrity taken. bearing interest rom the day
Of sale, and lien retained TIL payment OF tins
purchase money.
sa2S a. AL13lON, anu NJ
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
Memphls. Tsnn.. october 2. lss

Memphis. Tenn, October :, lS69.
In the District Court Of the United States.
Tor the District OF West tennessee. In tbs
matter OF J. 5. shaw, Bankrupt.
To the creditors Of the above named Bank
rupt.
rake notice, that a general meeting OF the
creditors Of said Bankrupt VIII be held Al the
office OF 7. J. Latham, Esq. Register, In the
city OF Memphis, in said District, on the 18Th
dav Of October, 1853, at 10 O'clock am
ocs D. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee
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NoTIcE.-I am now prepared to collect
taxes for the present year, the books
having been placed in my hands. Per-
sons wishing 10 avoid the penalty, which
will accrue on the first ofNovember next,
will call al my office and settle.
JOIN H.. BOWEN,
City Tax Collector.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINZ.
Memphis and Arkansas River
.=cPackst ~COmp'yH
STATES NAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FALL ARRAA6EhEni.
CRoM AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
Il Company will run THREE boats week
IN the Arkansas river; md until the compile
tion Of the new boats, the following boats VII
constitute the line:
THOMAS II. ALLES---~PRrTcHARD, Master
OZARK .---..-...-....---.H BLAIsDELL, Master
- -
hetAcf h
Leaving Memphis every Monday. wednesday
and Friday, 5 o'clock pm; making copnec.
lions at Little Rock with the Company hght
draught packets;
al slastel
FORT oianA siaa
FORT GIBSON ~--.--.-..--.-k smith, MASTER
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF lading given for freight 70
and rom New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati. =
Freights delivered at destination, at al
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay
from the North, East or West 10 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
| consigned 20 MEMPHIS AND RIV-
IL PACKET CoaPASTs az Memphis tomee ~
Front street. MOsby BlOck.) Those shipping
from New Orleans should eonsign 10 Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company
Mouth Of White River.
The above company are now building ~
new boats for the Arkansas river which vii
be finished about the LIST october, thus
| securing TO their patrons "a reliable rl-Week
" line ia high or low water.
this company, at Memphis OF Mouth Of whit,
river, must send bills Of ladlng 70 the agen|
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President
WI GRAHAM, Agent,
oct ONCE 35i Fr0Dtstreet. Mosby Block.
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Folks that love oyster soup and good
grub generally, have n sort of laundering
after Monroe street, and especially after
No. 33-Henryis-where everything that
Is palatable to a man, sick well, or kdfzen-
5aemmerlichis always to be found. Henry
has pigs feet and schweizer, and he knows
how TO make It0iienische Sdtddt. That's
enough. A man that won't go to his
place after that recommendation won't go
anywhere. He has a big lunch Tomorrow
morning. Go, everybody.