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c PARAGRAPHS.

The delegates to the Masonic Grand
Lodge returned yesterday.
win some old citizen tell us when the
CITY ever redeemed anything it ever hy-
pothecated or put up as collateral?
~-GaIlagher's body has not yet been
found. While we write his friends are
hring cannon over where il is supposed
10 be.
The girl Mollie Williams, whose vain
attempt at suicide we chronicled yester-
day, was fined s. yesterday evening for
drunkenness.
A communication in regard to a
Yankee Detective AS a Memphis Bill
lisrdIst " is again crowded out. It will
appear tomorrow.
LOOK out fora magnificent display on
Thursday, l4th inst, ut the grand fall
opening of the Southern Emporium of
Fashion, 247 Main street.
We know that We are telling u lady
friends an agreeable piece Of news when
We announce to them that on Thursday
next, Mrs. Hunter, acknowledged 10 be
the leader OF the modes here, viii give her
usual "falI opening" at the Southern
Emporium of Fashion, 2f7 Main street.
1t is almost superfiuOus or out Of place
for US to say what she Will show the Ia
dies, but we saw specimens Of some of
the goods last evening, and can truly say
that nothing like her stock has ever been
brought TO Memphis before. Her as
sortInent of Arabs and opera cloaks lin
every materially is particularly worthy OF
notice, while her comets and hats are
wonderful. We will, however, not at
Tempt to anticipate, and will wait and let
the public see for themselves what the
Emporium of Fashion viii present next
Thursday.
The 500. 900 offered by Mahan for the
Little Rock stock would pay the First
National Bank the money so long due
that institution, and leave 10000 to pay
pressing liabilities, relieving the city
fully; it would also insure the completion
Of the road in nine months, also the re-
lease Of the navy-yard property from the
mortgage that now cover 1t, and would
put the city in possession Of over $500, coo
worth of stock, which with the road COM
pleted would be worth not less than fifty
cents on the dollar. To accept this Ere
mont proposition is to accomplish nothing
of all this, but to enable certain parties
TO 20 before Congress for Congressional
help for a line of road which looks well
on paper, but which cannot have reality
until Congress warns it into life by sub
sidy and help.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
EPacket cOmp'yAG
UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT

IRON AND AFTER THIS DAT THIS
[ Company viii run THREE boats a week
in the Arkansas river; and until the compile
ton Of the new boats the following boats viii
constitute the Line:
THOMAS y. ALLEE---PzTrcHARD. Master
b~LAIsDELL, Master
RICE Mastef
master
Leaving Memphis every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, 5 o'clock pm making cOnuec-
tiOns at Little Rock with the COmPany's light
draught packets:
VAN Master
AMERICAN Icy Chapman. Master
FORT holland, Master
FORT GIBSON .--.-..-----E Smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF ladlng given for freight to
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, st Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati
Freights delivered at destination, at al
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to MEMPHIS AND Arkansas RTv-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis tOfice J4
Front street, MOsby Block Those shipping
from New Orleans should consign TO Mem
phls and Arkansas River Packet Company"
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 trt-Week
~ line IN high or low water.
All persons who ship goods to the care Of
this company, al Memphis or Mouth Of White
river, must send bills OF Iading to the agent
Of this company TO prevent delay.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President
WI GRAHAM. Agent,
oc5 ONCE 30f Front street. MOSby Block.
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Winchester TIP Ware, B Wlkon, RevDB
Worsham, W West, Coffin & Go,
Young, Col H CO Yancy, c
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Law Court.
49,


The jury list was called yesterday and
several jurors were fined for nOn-attend-
ance. Court adjourned at an early hour.
On motion of Van A. w. Anderson, Court
adjourned ont Of respect to the memory
of the late J.. 4. Peyton, J. r. Matthews
and 5. S. Anderson, members of the bar,
lately deceased. To-day answers of gar
nishees will be heard. The following
cases have been set for trial:
220I Good ct al. VS. Jehle surv. part.
2202 Watson vs. Waggener.
22U3 Baxter VS. Bescher, ShultZ 4 Co.
22O4 Walker & Co VS. Blass.
2206 Belten. Wheeler & Co. VS. Lee.
2207 First Nat. Bank vs. Hart.
22OS Davis VS. Taylor ct al.
2209 Hall ct al vs. Wyatt ct al,
22l0 Legwood, admir-, VS. Hamlin.
22lI Thomas VS. Wait.
PIP SchlOss & Bro VS. Frank.
2213 Specht VS. Vance.
22l4 Kiber VS. MeGinnis.
22l5 Hough VS. Winters.
22l6 Webb & 20 VS. Winters.
PIG Woodward VS. Montgomery.
2220 Ryan vs. Mallory.
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New MEMPHIs.-The Confederate ben
EFT was q s~uccesS-thOugh not so much of
an one as we could have wished. The
house was only moderately well filed,
but tbs attendance comprised the beauty,
patriotism and fashion OF the city. Lack
ofSpace forbids our noticing the perform
allce as we should wish, but we can say
bat the performance WAS one of the most
delightful ever given in Memphis. The
programme was strictly adhered to and
every portion Of It was rendered IN the
most artistic manner. Tonight Miss
Marriott opens in Hamlet.
BRooA's OPERA House was crammed-
crowded to suffocation last night, with a
throng eager to see and hear Harry Nc
Carthy. Unsurpassed his old self-which
is saying a good deal. Miss Fannie De-
we're did an elegant pas sehI, as did Miss
Fannie May. Billy Diamond as Uncle
Snow " was great. Harry Mccarthy again
tonight.
TIE VARIETIES was full as usual, and
gave a good show as usual. We will no
tiee the new faces tomorrow.
MAGNIFICENT display of the gems of
fall fashions inmillinery at Mrs. Hunters
on Thursday. 14tb inst.
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ATTENTION, Bon FIvEURsl-Fr Frank
Sturla& Bro, successors to Dominic"
on the corner Of Main and Union streets,
received yesterday evening a splen-
did lot OF fresh oysters in the
shell and can, from Norfolk and Mo-
bile. Frank has n of the best stands
and most elegantly lifted up establish
ments in the city, and with Paul " "a
o o be can rival any other place of resort
for good eating and drinking to match.
Give him a call.
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To the Public.

Private families, hotels. steamboats,. res
tsurants and the public generally. will
please take notice that J.. d. EDWARDS
40: 20 second street, Memphis, has
from all parts of the country Of O1sSfp-SS
tbSA, Came, Dressed Poultry Ceiery sr
prepared expressly forthls market. which
be guarantees to sell, wholesale and r.
tai; cheaper than any house this side Of
Mooihle or Norfolk. His house Il the
Independent Headquarters Of everything
good Z eat. Don't forget it, 27s Second
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Criminal Court.
H. E. HUDSON, JUDGE.

H. L. HUDSON, JUDGE.
The Grand Jury was sworn and charged
yesterday. The jury is as follows:
w. r. Hunt, foreman; J. j. Murphy,
Chas. Jones, II. s. Maddox, n. Wade, w.
J. Chase, j. w. Dickinson, 8. N. Duus-
comb, Jos. Specht. S, N, Nelson, J.. Banks,
a. Cohen, II. p. Howell.
The first ten cases on the list set for
trial during the week are as follows.
They will be called to-day:
35-The State VS.. Thomas Pruvitt, muir
der.
S6-The State VS.. A. Marie, murder.
3S-The State vs.. j. T. Creighton, lar
ceny.
46-The State VS.. C. L. Morrison, per-
jury.
43-The State VS.. A. II. Curtin, murder.
4S-The State VS.. p. Callahan. larceny.
4e-The State vs.. c. Levy, malicious
shooting.
SO-The State VS.. 8. w. Parker, MALI
cious shooting.
52-The State VS.. William Anderson and
George Holloway, horse stealing.
53-rhe State VS.. Hans Margrum, rob
berry. t4
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THE GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE Cry
PROPERTY TO-DAY.-Some of the most
valuable city property in the city will
change hands under the a~uctioneer's
hammer in the important sale to-day,
to which public attention has been d.
rected by the advertisement of Mr..
Greenlaw, through the auetioneers,
Messrs. Register, Trezevant 4 Co. If the
very best business houses, paying a full
rent, and always In demand, Is the class
of property which will induce invest
ment, capitalists need seek no further,
nor wait any longer. This must be the
looked for opportunity; and we expect to
witness to-day q competition among capt.
talists such as is always and only brought
about when property like this Is placed
before them.
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What a Merchant Saws.

IRRELEVANT, Tenn, May Is, 1863.
Messrs. Mansfield & HiSbee:
Gentlemen: Your preparations have
given entire satisfaction, especially your
Magic Arnica Liniment and Brazier's
Liver Medicine. l have sold the last bot
tie, therefore you will please send per
freight another lot as below. Hoping to
hear from yOu az once, 1 remain,
Very truly, Y ur friend,
GEO. w NOWLN
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THEsale of the Greenlaw property to-
day commences at the store house, No.
I98 Front Row, at II o'eloek-sharp, then
will be adjourned TO the Crystal Palace,
which will be next sold, and will be
closed at the store, Nc. 253 Main street.
Bidders will please be prompt at the ap-
pointed time.
KOYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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MURRAY q RDGELY, merchant t%ailors.
81 Madison street, call the -attention ~
their customers and all others in want of
anything in their line, that they are re-
ceiv1ng and will be able to show them A.
hne a stock Of goods, and will put them
up IN as hne style as any first class estab
hshment IN the United States.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865
LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postoh3ce and not deIiV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers,
Will De delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIEs' LIST.
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BUSINESS NorIcE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations. assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our ounter or recognized
as an offset TO any bills due the anne
The party making any bill must settle 1t
himself in person.
KEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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Notices will be inserted in this Column at
10 cents ger line, each Insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Observation-Disclosures MORE!%Stones
Tonic Syrup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. Sold by W. y. Wtlkerson Il Co. {.
c. Ward & Co, Goodyear & Falls, NJ Rose 81
Main, and all Druggists.
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Memphis and Mound City Packet.

- " o%tCAEIt mA1btE
VIJnL leave Memphis at 8 and II
w II an; 3 and 6H pm; Will ~
leave Mound City at Z and 3 am; / and
~ pm Landing At present foot OF Union
street, sells
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A comfortable home at Ger
L mautown. On the premises are a Cottage
with Z rooms and all usual %
low FOR rash: apply TO JOHN NJ. GRAY, on the
premises, or 20 G J.. GRAY, at the Appeal
a6ca Dele
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SEVERAL hundred copies OF the Annual
report OF the Chamber Of Commerce are
for sale at Joe Locke's, 2S61z Main street.
herchants should procure copies and send
70 friends in the interior.
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Donstion Visit TO Lsath Orusan AsyIum

MAGNIFICENT display of the gems Of
fall fashions in millinery at Mrs. Hunters
opening, on Thursday, I4th inst.
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THERE are many hair preparations In
the market, but zone ave SO desirable an
effect upon the hair and scalp as Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
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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 AFFEAL
counting room.
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BILLS Of Exchange on ali the princins,
cities of Europe, for sale in sums TO snit
At First National Bank, No. IA Madiso1
street.
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FOR MOUND t
For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAvELERs OR EMIGRAETs going to
i Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
atthts point on steamer
IA M lcCA ludHCcL
to Cheeks Landing. Four miles of land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare one-hRlf that of steamer 9alIatin. sells
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For every pair of our kid gloves which
tear in trying on, we give you a new
pair without charge. Try the glove.
HERZOG a. BRO.
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PIkSosl PIASOsi PIANosi-Great bar.
gains In Chickering's and other pianos.
and Estey & Co.'S Psrlor Organs al their
agents, 282 Second street.
II. q. HOLLENBERG.
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c. A. BEEHN, No. $50 Main street,
Bethel Block. is the place 10 get your tine
printing, he being a practical Job Printer,
and gets out his work with neatness and
Arrays on time.
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BCY F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods. etc
OF Wiggans & Thorn. manufa cturers. "a
Main street, Clay Building.
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Our DREss-GooDs, during the coming
week, viii be 3 great attraction.
HERZOG & BRO.
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JoCVIN's Kid Gloves sold at 75c per pair
and everything else in proportion at
NENDIG & Bros,
No. &6 Main street.
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GET your fish, oysters, game and ice of
Charley n. Martin, No. "a Jefferson street.
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CHINESE LABoR.-For particulars, call
on John Ainslie, at southeast corner Of
Court and Main streets.
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CALL at 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
one.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-Three rooms suitable for fam
w fy use, conveniently located, or board
in & private family. Terms must be mode
RATE: address T., At this office. Oci2
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BEAUTIFUL gimps OF latest stvle ms.
opened. Call and examine,
HERZOG A. mo
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NoTIoN goods, hosiery, gloves, corsets.
hoop skirts, balmoral skirts, etc. etc
now open. 7. W. JoHNSTON& CO,
947 Main street.
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DRESS trimmings, late styles.
T. w. JOHNSTON &C0.,
347 Main street.
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To PRINTE,Rs.-We have for sale a font
OF Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office,
KEATING, ENGLISH 4 co.
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SILK PoPLrNs, plaids and striped dress
goods, in beautiful assortment.
- HERZOG a BRO.
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OPENING of fall millinery and fancy
goods, at the Emporium of Fashion, 247
Main street, on Thursday the l4th.
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OPENING of fall millinery and fancy
goods, at the Emporium of Fashion, 247
Main street, on Thursday the l4tb.
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We are now Offering a very handsome
stock Of dry good ct low prices.
7. ". JOHNSTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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WHITE RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
i Passenger Packet viii teaveE
Memphis every Thursday and Saturday, al )
o'clock pm;
THURSDAYS:
W. A. CALDWELL-----.Rube Haynes master
SATURDAYS
NATOMA----.-..--...-.-..Wm- Ashford Master
Making close connections at DeVaII's Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
sOnpOrt with the steamer MOLLIE GRATZ for
al points On upper White and BLACK rivers.
The Company now have in course OF
construction a magnificent side-wheel steam
er for this trade, which will be completed on
or about the list OF October. when she Will be
put in the line As The saturday packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday,
John ID. ADAMS, President.
", /. GRAHAM, Agent,
Gch 34 Front St, MOsDy Block.
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GREAT bargains in blankets. A fine as
sortment. HERZOG 4 BRO.
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BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods, sold cheap at
VENDIG & Bros,
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wEATHERBEE's Winter Lunches com
menced yesterday.
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A LARGE Stock of Boots and Shoes
Just received. HERZOG & BRO.
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OUR ARABS and Kid Gloves the attrac-
ton Of everybOdy. HERZOG & BRO.
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BEAUTIFUL PLAIps received.
HERZOQ q BRO.
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KID GLOVES, 75c per pair. Bargains in
dress goods at VENDIG & Bros,
No. 226 Main street.
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SHORT LINE RAILRoAp.-Shippers
would do well to remember that the
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad has now an Office in this city,
where through bills of lading are given
to all points in the East. Mr.. James F..
Byrne, the agent, is an old railroad man,
entirely familiar with the business, and
comes to our city highly recommended
for integrity, energy and reliability. The
Office is located at No. 296 Front street,
up stairs, where our merchants would do
well to call.
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A BEAUTIFUL line of new Cloaks inst
opened, HERZoG 4 BRO.
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HEROES new Kid Gloves to hand
again.
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GREAT BARGAINS in Jeans, Blankets,
Qsnaburgs, etc, HERzoG AFRO.
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NEW trimmings, new fringe, new goods
generally. HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A nice HOUSE, containing Z
rooms. in q desirable neighbOrhOOd, on
corner Poplar and Orleans Innutre ~ l4o
Adams street. tOcl2l MARTIN DAILY.
nor ENT-A Cottage on Alabama street
u containing five rooms, besides kitcheh
and servants room. Fine cisterni WOOL houSe'
Mrs. VOLLINT1NE, Alabama. near Hlil.
DOR large Store House No. u
4 FroSS straA W. ]. CHASE,
sels - Poplar street.
DoR RENT-Large Front Room. No. "a JEFF
4 rerson street, upstairs. suitable for ONCE
purposes. aug
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ZEPHYR worsteds, all colors.
t. W.JOHESTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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sURECURE FOR CHnLs.-Alford's xxx
Ague Remedy.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

III III1s
Independent Arkansas River Packet Line
For Pr Blud, Little Rock and Fl. smith.
LINTON NV. NJ. Rsasoner, master
This splendfd passengersteamer
wAI leave as above 7
fUESDAY. 18th inst at S pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent,
OcI0 u Madison street.
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CITY NEW S.

LOOK out for a magnificent display on
Thursday, l4th inst, at the grand fall
opening of the Southern Emporium Of
Fashion, 247 Main street.
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COTTON FACTORS,
$40 Front Street,

NNJE are now receiving one OF the LARGEST
w and best selected stocks OF goods Il has
ever been our pleasure to offer to the trade,
and to nrst-elass buyers we are prepared 70
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed.
600 sacks Rio Cofee-au grades;
800 barrels Refined Sagar-au grades;
so hhds. Louisiana sugar-sH grades;
500 packages syrups and MOlasses-sil
grades;
100 kegs English Soda:
200 boxes EnglishaSOda;
1000 packages New MackereI;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky:
100 " Bourbon Whisky;
100 " Reetihed whisky;
50 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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GREAT bargains during the coming
week. HERZOG & BRO.
IT SELLS WELLi-Alford's xxx Ague
Remedy.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Memphis and Now Orleans Packet Line.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, PACKET.
For New Orleans, Eatehez, vicksburg and
the Bends.
MAGESTA--J. Frank Hicks, Master
John 8. Sullivan, Clerk.
AlSsLSSIPPI---.----.N. 3. Green, Master
5. G. Creighton. Clerk
one Of the above splendid steam @A
ers Will leave Memphis EYEEYA@
WEDNESDAY. commencing with the Magenta
september 9th- and remaining In the trade
throughout the season AGENT MEMPHIS:
seiS LARRY HARMSTAD.
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DON'T SHAKE-Get Affords xxx
Aunp Ramadv
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI,

FOR CINCINNATI,
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet COMPANY
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM ]. Walker master
This elegant and swift passen- IT,
ger steamer Will leave as above @
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
ocG Il Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and C~inciunatf.
master
This elegant and swift steamer IT,
will leave as above H
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
ocR Nc. u Msdison street.
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COTTON FACTORS,
NO. u UNION STREET,
StOnewall Block, : Memphis, Tsaa.

HAVE on hand, and by constant additions
II keep up QUE OF the largest and best So
lected stocks OF Groceries IN the southwest,
which We oder 10. the trade on the most n
VoraDle terms. Our stock COM rises q f1u
and complete assortment Of every article
kept in our line, together with BA6GIS3,
TIES. etc. etc.
C-onslznments OF Cotton solicited. and Ifbe-
raj cash uvaucesm made. Our Mr..
gives this branch OF our business his exclu-
10 weights
Al Cotton and other produce insured while
in transit or In store, unless contrary instrue-
tons are given
We return our thanks for the liberal paf-
ronage Of past year., and from our friends
and the public q continuance Of the same
We make no pledges, but for the future Judge
US by the past. LIBERAL cash advances made
on cOnsignments 70 our New Orleana HOuse-
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