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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-27
ROIisa Ifenla.

Only half dozen drunken men were
found in North Memphis Saturday night.
Twenty cases we're settled by the Com
sioner in the First Police District this
morning
A saloon.keeper for selling liquor
without license and one for selling on
Sunday, were fined $40 each in Police
Court this morning. 1t is cheaper to OBJ
serve the law than to break it.
Joe Lusher, colored dealer in spirits,
forgot yesterday was Sunday, and kept
his saloon open, for which piece of forget
fitness and law-breaking he will likely
pay $40 this evening.
Wat. Ruain, colored, has been ar.
rested and placed in the Second District
station-house on the suspicionof larceny.
He will have hearing before the Chief
of Police this evening.
Alexander Pool, colored, INDUCED in a
free fist fight yesterday. He afterward
attempted to whip q man out of his own
house. A peace warrant has been is
sued for his arrest.
Joe. johnson, colored man, took
fancy to side of bacon on the St. Louis
wharfboat yesterday, and took it off with
out permission. He was consequently
arrested, and will have to answer for the
offense before a magistrate this after
noon.
Yesterday in South Memphis Jane La.
nier, ALI Brown, P. Franklin, Jack Cole
man, Ben. Wilfarm, Peyton Burton, Jack
Cowan and Julia McCsn, all colored,
were arrested for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. A fine of $40 each
this evening will be likely to sober them.
May Kyle and Eliza Anna, colored
women, engaged in the bruisng business
yesterday and damned p" each other un-
mercifully. The affair would have ended
in Kilkenny cat style had not police
man interfered and put the damsels in
the calaboose. They were fined S5 each
this morning.
+ The neighborhood Of jackson Square
was the scene of pitched battle be-
tween two women yesterday. They
never thought of the command, remem-
Der the Sabbath day and keep it holy, but
dashed each other with their tongues
ends like furies. Chief Pearne admins
tered to them good lecture this morn
ing, and fined one of the women S..
The two Peppers, Mr.. and Mrs, who
sometime ago burned the face and hands
of little orphan girl, are sojourning in
the calaboose. They appealed to the
Municipal Court against fine of $50;
bat the Court confirmed the decision of
the Chief of Police, and added costs,
which swellea the sum to 1926. The
Peppers, not able or not willing to pay
that sum, have concluded to take up
their lodging on the cold ground at the
First District stationhouse. Their indig-
nation burns strongly, but Justice is a
cool old dame and don't mind it.
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Personal.

Col. Burdett came home on Saturday,
ia good health from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. J. s. Hay, city editor of the St.
Louis Dispatch. wasin town on Satur-
day.
Col. j. J. Worsham will open the
Worsham House on the lst of next
month.
Geo. 8. Robbins, Esq, of the Overton
Hotel, returned on Saturday from a
Northern tour.
G. F. Smith, Esq, cotton broker, has
returned in vigorous health from q
Northern tour.
Col. Clay and the lively editor Of the
Grenada Sentinel, Gus. Signaigo, we're
in town on Saturday.
]. Birney Marshall, Esq, is editor of
the Weekly Journal Of Literature and
Agriculture, published in this city.
Capt. James justly eulogized Capt.
Trask' report Of the trade and commerce
of Memphis in yesterdays appeal
G. E. Taintar, Esq, New York Sro-
ker, is here on business connected with
the purchase Of the city's stock in the
Little Rock railroad.
Frank Purser, Esq, gallant soldier
and MempLieH, ia in town, and will
remain here as assistant treasurer of the
Memphis Thester
Sam slawsof, favorably known to the
printers of the West aSSdd South, is in
town, on a business trip for the os. LOUIS
type foundry.
Captain W. 8. Moon, the well known
practical surveyor and engineer, has
returned to the city after a short profess
sionsl sojourn in Mississippi.
Mssor W. ]. Westbrook. the editor of
the interesting end sprightly Brownsville
Bee, is in our city. He comes down to
see the sights and on LITTLE business
trip. The gentleman has our best ViGhes.
We had the pleasure of meeting eur
former Memphis friend, Geo. B Eddy,
ESQ, now connected with G. M. Brad
street & Sons Commercial Agency, on
our streets to-day. Mr.. Eddy is here
with a view of establishing an oascs in
THE city similar to those already estab-
lished in all the leading Commercial
cities of the United States. He is an
eminently practical man, and whatever
he undertakes be sucssods IN perfectly
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Local Rrayfffes.

We have just now touch OF the pleas
antIy cool weather.
Radical papers and carpet-bsggers or,
fast disappearing.
Thirty-three deaths in the city duriDI
last week-hfteen whites and eighteen
blacks.
The lights will shine bright at Hupers
town tonight, and lager will flow out Of
crystal fountains.
An injunction has been issued by Judge
Lee restraining the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen from interfering with the
storage Of cotton on the bluff.
The regular annual meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce takes place this
afternoon. All our merchants should be
present and take part in its proceed
ings.
All our churches were crowded yester-
day. This being the Feast of Taber-
nscles the services in the Synagogue
last evening we're of an impressive char
acter.
We return our thanks to D. W. Lewis,
E:q, Secretary of the Georgia Agricul-
tural Society, for an invitation to be
present at the annual fair, which opens
at Macon on the 18th of November next.
About half past nine o'clock yesterday
morning lad named Daniel Huse, ten
years old, was run over by street car,
near the corner of Main and Poplar
streets, and severely injured.
The manner in which Major Foster
keeps the county Jail deserves the high
est praise. Our unfortunstes now re-
ceive good treatment, and can enjoy the
benefits of light and air.
Direct trade with Europe has been car
ried on for twelve years in this city by
the firm of B. J. Semmes & Co. The
house has now opened large trade in
Yannissee whisky with the East and
West.
1t is rumored that the postoffice is to
be removed to the Greenlaw Opera
House building. 1t is also rumored that
the Chamber of Commerce will be re-
moved to the Harrington Building, cor
ner Front and Court streets.
The election for officers of the Cham
Der of Commerce opened this morning at
ten o'clock and will close this evening at
four. Merchants generally seem to take
q lively interest in the matter, and the
voting ia somewhat snrited.
About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing quiet, inoffensive young man
named Malon, who has been acting as
constable fer Squire Foley, was knocked
down and severely beaten on the corner
of Linden and Shelby streets.
The Irish Literary Association of this
city has selected John League, Esq, and
Col. Michael Magevney, jr., as delegates
to the St. Louis Immigration Convention.
The Hibernisn Society will select dele
gates at special meeting tonight.
The committee of the Chamber of
Commerce who on Saturday evening re-
ported an important bill on the mer-
chants tax were requested to confer with
the merchants of each town and county
in the State and present the resnlt of
their labors to the next Legislature.
There will be single scull race, we
learn, early next month, on the Missis-
sippi, opposite this city, between James
P. Gallagher (not the Alderman, but an
other and better mani and G. 81. How
ard. The race is expected to be an ex.
citing one, and great interest is being
taken in it by our young rowers.
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RrOOm's Opera House.

This handsome little theater, neat and
cozy as it u.s. seems destined to become a
favorite with all who admire lively amuse-
ment. The combination of stars who
nightly sing and dance are becoming
quite popular, and the gems of minstrelsy
and Ethiopian eccentrcity offered are
greatly admired. Manager Broom in
tends pleasing everybody, no matter
what the expenses to do so may be, and
his enterprise has already won for him
host of friends. A. new bill of varieties on
the boards tonight.
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MURRAY & RIDGLEY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison utreet, have received one of
the prettiest stocks Of goods ever brought
10 this market. They will be able TO show
to any gentleman the finest patterns for
suits, of the latest styles just from the
Northeast and West, that can be anywhere
selected. These gentlemen propose aud
will compete with the first class estsb-
lishments in the United States. We
would recommend our friends TO look a.
the stock Of goods received and being re-
ceived every day by these gentlemen be
fore buying at other places. i0I
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The following gentlemen have been
summoned to serve OF the grand jury OF
the Circuit Court, commencing to-day :
First District - James Bledsoe, j. Ii.
Sink, A. Bass. Second District-Charles
Hill, Lucretius Wyane, David Corbitt.
Third District-A. D. Hunter, W. S.
Noblin, Charles Jones. Fourth District
George Durham, D. l.. Fite, Bob
Vaughn. Fifth District John Gent,
Andrew Renkert, Will Lum, Steve w.
Watkins, A. Just, John Geugel, c. W.
Govor Iohn G. Stratton, w. II Andrews,
+ N Wolcott, Aug. Berton, Julius Beeh-
isr Martin Reynolds, Walter Joyce, Ru-
Soinb Rocb Sixth District-Albert Gra-
ham. Indrsv Pope, 81. B. Harrison, ".
a 4 Moncrief Seventh Ristrict-B. F.
Taylor, Wilkes Csnnsds, Y, .. sohqson.
Eighth District-Wilson GlllespIn, Henry
Bragg, ]. d. Herring. Ninth District
F. Grandberry, Bob Eckline. Tenth
Digtrict-I. X. Waddy, NJ. Neville, ]. A.
McAiiister. EleYenth District-M. T.
Webb. ], L. KinosnHen. @. D. Mills,
William Hack. Twelfth Disirict-D. H.
HiIdebran, Doyle Pierson, Ed. Spots
wood Thirteenth District-J. II. ia
cobb, F. C. Stephenson, F. Heogel Four
teenth District. C. Nicely, ]. D. VIM
berly, Joe ssligusn, d Cloth, Nolan
Fontaine, A. 8. Meyers, s. Norris, Louis
sherman, John E. Fisher, John Helm
rich. John Ringwsld. Fifteenth District
James Rawlings, E. T. Keel, J. d.
psnbury, Henry Wildberger and Charles
Kney.
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Com mercIaI Convention.

Acting Mayor Swayne has appointed
the following gentlemen delegates to the
Louisville Convention, which takes place
on the 18th of October: j. W. Left.
wich, S. B. Beaumont, I. T. Cartwright,
W. Fl. Stephens. L. c. Haynes, D. K.
McRes, U. W. Miller, ]. E. Randall, W.
II. Cherry, R. ]. Morgan, ]. D. Rufin,
P. A. Cicslla, R. f. Looney, John Cub
bins, F. L. James, ]. S. Kerr, E. L. Ham
lin, j. o. Duff, l. G. Harris, J. o.
Pearce, j. T. Trezevaut, J. L. Meigs, A.
Woodruff, VIM. Black, N J. Wicks, f.
Fl. Porter, I. NJ. White, A.. S. Mitchell,
R. c BrinkIey, !. W. Clapp, R H. Tay-
Tor, L. B. Mcfarland, John League, D.
E. Myers, B NJ. Estes, T. S. Ayres, l..
NJ. Hill, A. A. Patton, j. E. Merriman, E.
Mageveney, j. 81. Humphreys, William
Hewitt, W. J. Sykes, 7. H. Cooke, A.
Hi'zfeld, P. G O'Rsilly, A. T. Shaw, W.
l.. Duff, s. B. Cannon, W. s. Sratton,
j. B. Bingham, j. G. Hoist, W. Fl. Moore,
F. s. Davis, D. McDavitt, ]. Fl, Smith,
W. L White. A. q. Bowen, 4 P. Curry,
T. A. Nelson. Superintendent Sam. B.
Jones will pass them over the Memphis
and Louisville railroad free both ways.
In addition to the above, the Chamber
of Commerce will appoint FIVE delegates
this evening. All the parties will meet
at Colonel Kerr's Office tomorrow eve-
ming at three o'clock to make Necessary
arrangements foF the trip,
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JOE LOCKE, 236i Main street, has re-
ceived Days Doings, Sporting Times
Harper's Weekly, Frank Laslie's Weekly,
Police Gazette, Police News, Clipper,
Weekly, Banner of the South, Fireside
Companion, Appleton's Journal, Sator,
day Night, Phunny Phellow, Hearth and
Home, Western World, and q hundred
kinds Of other weeklys. Joe has, also,
all the magazines for October. Joe IS
always ND to time and sometimes ahead
of time. Don't forget 20 call on him,
1854 Main street, corner of Jefferson
street.
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PL A ~ Il K RS
Independent Passenger Packet.
For BradIy's. Pecan P't, Richard
sou Landing, Randolph, Full
ton and OseeoIn.
r l. A ~ Il k IL ~


THE NEW AND SPLENDID H.
i passenger packet HAMlL- 49,.
TON-M- G. HArdwick. master: fradk ton
terman. elerk-will leave for above end inter
mediate landings, commencing Tuesday. Sept.
"a, and leaving Memphis every Tuesday and
Friday, at 5 c'clock pm. This boat was pur-
year round. and will guarantee the Ikippers "a
dc their business with promptness az "a Al patch
The Captain will give bis personal attention
to filing q ORDER. For frs,sAisT passage apply
MP. WALL 4 CO.. Bradley Block.
st MARTIN WALT 4 Co, - Front g
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VS. call the attention Of all Wholesale
buyers to OUT large stock of dry goods
and notions. Our stock was selected
with the greatest OF care, and is CON,
plete in every branch. As we ere buying
our goods for cash, we are enabled to give
better bargains than any house ia this
city. 1t will be to your Interest to ez-
anime our stock before purchasing else
where. j. II. LoEwESsTIYE & Bros,
l7-eod-25 23l Main ct, Clay Building.
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FoR something with which to while
away your leisure hours, call at the
Catholic bookstore, 30s Second street
Mr.. Mansford, the proprietor, has every.
thing nice to read, and has just received
beautiful selection of pictures and
fancy goods generally.
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CRYSTAL PALACE BILLIARD SALOON
having been newly fitted up throughout.
will reopen Tuesday morning, the 18th,
when oil their old friends are invited to
be present The bar is stocked with the
finest liquors, wines, etc. Fine lunch
every morning from 10 to IL. "a
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Oysters. Our enterprisiug friend,

oysters. Our enterprising friend,
Victor d. Fuchs. determined to be be-
hind in nothing pertaining to bis business,
is daily receiving the finest oysters from
C. s. Maltby, Baltimore. He received q
fresh apply this morning, and takes this
method OK Informing his friends of the
fact. He sells than % low as they can
be had elsewhere in the city. He is at
his old stand, Al Jefferson street. Call
IN Victor.
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LOOK HERE.-At Headquarters Oyster
Depot, No. 27s Second street, ]. d. Ed
wasds will guarantee to sell as good, if
not better, osstsss ,hsn any house in the
city Of Memphis, and viii sell from City
cents to one dollar per dozen cans less
than any house in Memphis. He will
also sell at the lowest retail price. You
can get sny kind of oysters you want at
Headquarters Oyster Depot-Raltimore,
Mobile or Norfolk. Also, everything
good 10 eAt-game, poultry, celery and
All kinds fish. Call al Headquarters
Oyster Depot, No. 27s Second street.
al J. d. EDWARDS
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MxE. CHAisEUx wOaid inform her Gus
toners and all the ladies of Memphis that
she has just returned from New York
Nith al TIE latest styles Of dress patterns
ana bonnefs from PARIS, Ehich will be
ready for inspection on Thursday neft,
At her old residence, Us Beal street. She
also Las ssyeral nice rooms for rent. 70
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THE CITY.

PIrTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown b Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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PIrTsBURG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh & Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. ST
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To BOOK BoRRowERs.-Parties having
any of my books 10 their possession are
earnestly requested to return the same to
me, promptly, and thereby sblige
EDWARD GoLDsNiTH.
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Ger your F. Y. shir,s snd furnishing
goods direct of she manufacturers, Wig
zans & Thorn, 1913 Clay Building. 6O-1
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Money TO loan at $50 Main st. s-ss

SPEoIIL-~We have nov On hand the
largest and best selected stock Of zephyr
worsted, embroidering canvas and pat
terms, etc to be found in Memphis.
Is t. w. JOHNSTON & Co., 347 Main.
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The BEST Is THE CHEAPEsT.-J. De-
vote has the best of everything in the
family grocery line, corner Third and
Adams streets. 5T
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FoR stoves, oils aud house-furnishing
goods, go to N. Schwarzenberg, 234 Main
street. Exclusive agent for the cele-
brated Continental" with sliding doors.
Ten per cent. of profits on all sales
given 10 Confederate widows and
orphans. n-T
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CaoIcF BsrrER.-F Forty tubs choice
Rock river butter iust received. For
sale low to close consignment. by Vesey
& Cartwright, 29s Front street.
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II YOU want bill-heads, cards, circu-
lars, account sales, or anything in the
way Of job printing, come to this office,
where you will get the very best at the
lowest kind Of prices. Give us a call
before making your orders l4Sf
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ECONOMIES. Hats cleaned, dyed
nressed and trimmed e4Hsl to new BY
NJ Cohen. 1874 Main street. 1881
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DEEDS, Leases, Bills Of Lading, Dray
Tickets, and all kinds OF Blanks for sale
at this office. I
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JUsr REcErvFB, 81 A. Vsccarc 4 Co.'S,
314 Front street, fifty barrels and half
barrels pure old rye whisky, FROM Balti.
more, distilled in 1860, -
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This morning at sunrise the thermometer in
dicated 4lo. Two degrees less would have
precipitated frost. The barometer is I'M
usually high for this season, rresaeiLg dry
weather. EGG,
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JUsr received and for sale by Morrison
; Ellis a lot Of the pqrest Cataxha vine,
We have ALSO on hand Q fresh supply of
drugs, soaps, toilet articles, etc. lSeeodt
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IF you want good old Megibben whisky.
20 TO Megibben q Bro, 28l Main street.
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We invite an examination of our new
stock Of fancy goods, which will be found
very complete.
rs I. W. JOHNSTON Il Co, BAT Main.
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Sugar for Preserving.

Sugar for Preserving.
All grades of preserving sugars, from
common to best, and at very low figures.
Come and see.
Mustard.
Colman 8, Durkee's, Kentucky and
common mustard-mustard we know to
be good.
Spices.
A new lot of very fine extra uDground
cinnamon, cloves, nutmegs, mace, white
pepper, etc., superior to anything ever
brought to Memphis.
OLIVER, FTNNIE & Co.,
284 Main street.
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s.mn 'e paper, "the best in the world"
a,H. Wa.'e & Co.'S, 297 Main street. rs
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New GooDs NEW GooDs Just re-
ceived, very large stock Of dress goods,
'shawls, hosiery, gloves and staple dry
goods, which we will take pleasure in
showing you.
rs 7. W. JOHNSTON & Co., BAT Main.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky
90 to Megibben Bro. 28l Main street.
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Regular Memphis anu Friar,s Point
Tri-WeekIy Packet.
For Friar's Point and Way Land'gs.

csc. w. CHEEK,
W Geo. Malone. master. leaves -.
as above every MONDAY. WEDN ESDAY
and FRIDAY, AZ bpm. Apply on board. list
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DouBLR ref ned carbon oil, SOC per gal
lon VI 234 Main street. Is 7
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A LARGE variety of ladies' baskets and
feather busters, at Schwarzenberg's, 234
Main street. 1871
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ADYEETlsE your business In LEnerR
directory, 6rst page.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

Ner York Money Market = Sept. ~.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
The gold board being in executive session, it
is found impossible to give the quotation until
settlement with the clearing house. At 10:l5 it
was 1873. Money market more stringent.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben b Bro. 28l Main street.
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TRAVELLERS over the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad can always get nice
meal at the Verandah Hotel, at Sardis.
Charlie Richards knows just how to make
you comfortable. l54t
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River,

The river here shows decline of five inch o.
since orr last renort- A 1 Cairo a tall is alss
reported. Dispatches from Cincinnati and
Louisville report Ohio rising. with eight feel
in the channel at the fermer and four feet in
the canal at the latter point. The weather il
clear and cool. with no indications of change.
Business on the levee quite brisk.
BOATS CLEARING TO-DAY.
! For Helena and Friar's Point. this day at
| five o'clock PM. remember the popular and
feet sidewheel packet. George W. Cheek, The
| Cheek is one of our best and newest packets,
making landings at all the plantations and at
any desired point. The commander. Captain
George Malone. is as gallant and courteous a
gentleman as ever trod the deck of any steam
or. and knows just how to manage affairs. The
Office is in charge of those gay and festive
fellows" Charlie Smither, Charlie Jackson
and John Smither.
The feet and unparalleled steamer Dan,
Able will get away for Helena and Friars
Point this evening at FIVE o'clock. The
veteran steamboatman. Captain james Lee. il
the commander of the Able, a2d the "Aully
boys, Stalk Leo and Thad. Conant are her
polite and attentive clerks. This great floating
palace has but recently undergone tn rough
repairs, and being in every respect worthy of
patronage, we hope to see her get all she can
do. We doubt il there is a more beautiful or
swift sailing steamer on the Mississippi.
The good steamer Rubicon, Capt. VIM. Blake,
backs out at five pm. this day for Caiso and
st. Louis. The RpbiaOn offers excellent ac-
aoHmodations 10 tyaYelers.
1he gay and dashing Belle Memphis, Capt
John G. Crane, and VIM. Blenker in the office,
leaves at five pm. for Cairo and st. Loais.
The regular Arkansas river packet this even
ing at five o'alaok is the Ozark. Capt. Ad
osoras and Clerks Ernest Walworth and Billy
Willis have made the Ozark public iavaite.
At five pm. this day the elegantly appointed
Julia. Capt. Ed. Cs,ishap. leaves for Yicks-
burg sn:, the Bends. Andy Isaacs is the popq-
lar clerk Of the Julia.
CLEARING TOMORROW.
The Legal Tender is up for White river to-
morrow at ave pm. Her popular officers.
Capt. John d. Elliott, Clerks Joe Elliott.
Matt Glass and John Chamberlin are known
to every one.
The comfortable and popular st. Francis.
Capt. I. K. Bowman, will leave for Helena
and the st. Francis river tomorrow ct ave
pm. Sam Paine and W. II. Clark are at the
desk Of the st. francis.
The new passenger packet Hamilton leaves
at five O'Clock tomorrow for Haile's Point
and Osceola. Captain VIM. Hardwisk is in
command. while Frank GonteFman, her pur-
scr. is we'll aud iavOssbly known all along the
river.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati, the
popular Wauanits. Capt. Frank Stein, is up at
ave pm. tomorrow. G. W. Hunter is always
at the desk Of the Wauanita-
The famous Magenta. Capt. Frank Hicks,
is the Wednesday packet for vicksSvrs. New
Orleans and the Bends, John S, Sullivan is
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