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WbituarD.

FOWLEI.-Died. at Orangeburg Courthouse, oath
JuIe, 1869, THOMAS GLOVER, only child of JAMES
81. and CAROLINE g. FowLEs. aged months and 19
days.
Another ge n in the savours' crown,
Another soul in heaven"
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NEW YORK AND CHAR l. E STON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NE w 70 II X E.,
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

<<-A4 TIE SPLENDID sTDE.WHEEL
NKS&R ETRAHSHlP CBA AdPION, B. A.
-EE1lNHY LOCKWOOD Commander will sail
-ss1a9o&1G from .dger's south Wharf on FAT.
rRDAY, July 10. At O'Clock P. M.
HF An eItrs charge OF So made for Tickets pue.
chased on board after sailing
R8- No Bills Of Lsdng signed after the steamer
leaves
aJr Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence. B. i.
~ 'hroagh Bills OF Ladipg given to Liverpool.
aa- Marine insurance by tins line u per sent.
a6- The steamers OF this line ara tirst class in
every respect, and their Tables uDulAd with ali
the delicaces OF the New York and Charleston msf.
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGEb & 90. Agents.
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up. tairs.)
Rr MANHATTAN will follow on SATURDAY, July
II, at ~ o'clock II.
July6
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aT DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State have appointed W. GEORGE oIBBEs as
my Attorney TO attend to all business pertaining 10
the Agency Of the Life Association Of America for
this branch Mp. CARTER,
Agent Of Life Association of America.
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@NOTICE TOTHE BAR.-THE PRESI-
DING JUDGE having ordered perfmptory call Of
the Equity Docket at 10 O'Clock A. n. THIS DAY. 9th
instant, the members Of the Bar will meet in the
Equity Court Room at 9 o'clock precisely his
MORNING, Och instant, to consider the disposition 10
be made Of causes on the Equity Docket.
July9
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON TIE
Errors and Abuses Incident to Youth and Early an.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free Of charge. Address howard As.
oC1ATIoN. Box P. Philadelphia, Pa
Nav % 3moS
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svDUrCHER's LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Lviogl Long live the Kilerel Sold
Inv Dealers syeryvhere limo Juno %
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FOR NEW YORK.
PASSAGE $50.

.. THE SPLENDID s1DEwHEEL
IZY.1SSN sTEi Mst Up MAGNOLIA, CaptSfn
IfISlLksDs N B. CRowELL having elegant and
.sS1SeSR spacious accommodations tor pas
sengers will leAse 0sudernorH "nsrt oD WE'D :
NEspAY MORNING. July H. 1s69 ct half past o'clock
JuIyS hATtNEL q tN. >xeL.s.
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EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR.
THE FINE FAST SAILING AND COM.
FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
NAwilI resume her trips to historic points In
2Sthe harbor, and will leave Government
Whsrf daily at Ten a. NJ.
For Passage apply 10 THOMAS YOUNG,
Decemoer IL Captain. on hoard.
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Spefial aotlrss.

sSCONSIGNEEs' NoTICE.-NEW YORK
MERCHANTS LINE.-The brig A. BRADSHAW
will discharge cargo, 1H1s DAY, at Adger's North
Wharf. Goods not called for before sunset will be
stored at risk and expense Of consigoees.
40 claims allowed after goods leave the wharf.
July9 WM ROACH & co.
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% NOrICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 10Th, will draw interest from July 1st.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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81 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ALL
persons having claims agninst the Estate Of JOHN
MEflRTtNS, deceased, will present the same Gully
attested, and all rsOns Indebted to said Estate will
make payment at No. 1877 East Bay, to
J.N. N. woHLTMANS, Administrator.
June rs
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Governor Scott has addressed the following
elaborate reply to some citizens, wao recently
made complaint 10 him, on the sabject of the
present sys! EN- of State taxation;
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, JAY Z, 1863
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
williamsburg.

The Kinsstree Star says "Since our last
issue some portions OF this district have beer
visited with ample seasons, but in this imme-
date vicinity we are still suffering, notwlth-
standing the hight shower on Monday last.
The crops are greatly injured, especially the
coru."
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sESOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
CoMPANY-SAvINGjD DEPAR rMENT. Deposits
made ON or before Goth July will draw interest from
1st instan'. THOMAS r. wARING, Cashier
Iuly
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@IHE NEArEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THK News JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY. having replenished Its Stock with q
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, prepared to execute, at
The shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
uonr ordara alaaHhera
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-07

crease, in the first three months OF "a
ear, over the corresponding period las
.sar, OF 81 per cent while in expoIN
there Is not 0Hly no corresponding gam
out a decree . Of five and q hslf mhiloI
doilare. Mr. can cotton now ne couhteu
uno0 to effect the difference between our
imnorts and exports, since the shipments
shdw a falling IF n this export, and b
halsncs against us must be made up ID
sold snd 6onds. This is, indeed.
showing for our srpiDg trade, ana Wotss
ver. there is no prospect that business
yjll be better at present. With Tue most
b,upti.uI heryest that ever blessed the
country. with no suffering for food any
vhers' with plenty TO eat, but with very
little 10 do, the country presents the
sosctacle Of q fearfuily depressed trsds
aud general distress in financial anu
commercial circles; and will continue so
TO do Us long a special legislation to pro-
rect spscial interests kills all other In
terests. and as long as a deprecated psIe
currency cOmpels the people 10 pay
double price for all they eat aud use.
TIE New York Tribune says that there
was never before so large an area Of our
country in wheat at this season as now,
ana that sowed last fall is looking re
msrkahly we'll. UnIess ONE disastrous
blight snail yet bs experienced, We shall
harvest more wheat in 1859 than in any
former yesr. And on all this Atlantic
slope q very large breadth has already
been sown to spring grain, while much
land is now ia course Of preparation for
Indian corn.
Judge Drummond, Of the Superior
Court Of ChicsSo, has decided in the
case Of Billings W. Gen. John NJ. Corse
Collector, and nine other cases, that al
cistillers must put on the Tice meter.
under section three Of act Of July 20
1868. OF that the Collector migat STOP
them. That when the meter was put Oh
the Collector must pay ' e to Tice the
purchase money thereof, and that in cases
where the dlstillery had assessed to ruI
before the meter was rendered, tn;
money must be paid into court, to abide
the further order thereof.
The St. Louis Republican, of Wednes
day, says;
The Grain Association made its frs
purchase yesterday, taking $1,000 bush
els Of the wheat brought down by the
Mohawk from above. ll,OJO bushels o
the purchase Was No. 2 spring, the re-
msinder No. l, and the price paid was
81 20 for No. ., and l 259Sl rs for No. /
on bsrges at New Orleans. Several 9th
er barge loads are % en- route here
from above.
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FIxAaCR AND Trade
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL /
MEMPHIS, May q, lS59. J
FINANCE

EISAND&
The features OF the general money
market have presented very mueh oil
"ssmsness" for several dsys back, sn0
one finds il difficult To unesrth an Item
really worthy OF mention, Money is re-
ported easy, bat thera has been some
running around among bank officers VINO
want To sell exchange, which lnolcS''s
either 3 large excess o. THIS article OF
sbortuezs Of currency. We cAa learn Oh
no dnpcsition, however, 10 reject hrst-
cIsss bsper from customers, but on the
coutftry cur banks, We think, sho" q
desire 10 tske al short time paper offered
at the usual rates. Cotton bills, though
not making 90 freely, arc coming IN for
cotton purchased early in me week Q
the aggregate supply or exchange is IL
excess OF the demand, which is light for
the season.
TIE demand FOR Stocks and Bonds re-
mains sctive. Tae small transactions in
scrips OF ell kinds necessitstes cur bro
kers to seek some other way Of turning
over their money, and they would glad
ly buy all Southern securities at q small
mAIGlu vi kctEA4 11--LAACAel 1AN -
seldom called upon by sellers.
City Bonds are firm, aud someo o. them
may be developed as July draws nesr,
bat ST present we know Of non upon the
market.
City Scrip is very firm and scarce.
Large or small amounts would be taken
readily by deslers, who as q general
thing are firm holders, but might sell in
q small way st our quotations as q mat
ter OF accommodation. 1t is expected
that scrips will sOon go up to soc, If not
higher.
County Warrants are decidedly dull,
and buyers chsry; selling IS quoted
below, with dealers mostly well cup
piled.
Police Scrip is steady, with only light
demand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-07

We notice no improvement in trade,
and very few planters In the city. The
weather has at last settled down into
something like what it should be at this
season, and the planting, 50 long delayed,
will be carried On vigorously. All real
danger % 81 ovc,how hse, we think,
passed away, and except in the lowest
lands We learn OF no serious damage.
OF course, much depends upon the
weather for the next few weeks az TO the
amount Of the dreaded June rise. Sew
eraI S. Louis gentlemen, delegates from
the Grain Association OF that city and
members Of the press, arrived yesterday
by steamer on their way to New Orleans.
They departed by rail last evening.
Mess Pork is dull. A lot was cfT.red
from store at S31 so, but holders ask SS2
IS a general thing, by the dray load, and
$32 80 by single barrel. b cen is steady
at l6k9l7c for clear sides. The latter "a
the retail figure. Bulk meats are duh.
Clear sides l6fe. Corn firm ST 73675c on
Ieyee. Oats are also held at 75s but dun
Bran SIS per ton. Hay 27@S2s in lots
from levee. Eggs are dull at 169l7e.
Butter In fair supply; choice Western
35a40c. Chickens are firm ut 81 so,
win few In market. Spring chickens
are comisg 40, sud sell at 49p4 SO per
dozen. Other things are unchanged.
THE New York World, Specializing
upon the stagustion in trade which 81
most universally prevails, hiss this admo-
pition for the fOreIga importers, who
have been rather OVERRIDING their part Of
the business.
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WATCHES.
WALTHAM
W. atcheSS

THE extensive use OF these watches for the
last fifteen years by Rain Roy Conductors, En-
glneers and Expressmen-tbe most exaeting Of
watch-vearers-has thoroughly demonstrated
the slres 9Th, steadiness, durability and secu-
racy of the Waltham WsIck. To satisfy that
class in all these respectSA III TO decide the cues
ton as to the real value OF these ttme-keePers.
More than 400, 600 of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets OF the
people-a proof and a guarantee OF their supe'
riority over all others.
The superior organization and great extentoi
the Company's Works AZ Walthsm, enable
them to produce the watches at price which
renders competiuOn futile, aud those who buy
any other watch, merely pay from p to 90 per
cent. more for their watches than is necessary.
We ere now selling WaItham watches atless
prices in ~grelnbacks, Than the gold prices be
fore the var. There is no other manufacture
of any kind Ia the United States Of which this
eau be said.
These time pieces combine every improve
ment that a longtxperiencs has proved OF real
~rsctlcsI use. Having had the refusal 10
nearly every invention in matchmaking or
ginsting in this country, or In Europe, only
those were finally adopted which severe testing
by the most skilliul artisans IN our works, and
longu use on the part OF the public, demonstrated
TO be essential to correct and enduring time
keeping.
AmoGg the many improvements we would
particu.arize:
The invention and use of a center-pinion OF
peculiar construction, TO prevent damage TO
the train by the bleaksge of main-sPriDgs, Ia
original with the American Watch Company,
who having had The refusal of all other con-
trivauces, adopted FOgg's Patent Pinion as be-
ing The best and f~aultless.
Hardened aad tempered hair springs, now
universally admitted by WatchmaEers to be
the best, are used in ali grades of Waithsm
Watches.
All WaItham Watches have dust-proofc caps,
protesting the movement from dust and les
SEEMING the necessity OF the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keylcss
watch, is already a decided success, and a great
Improvement on any stem-wiuding watch in
the American market, and by far the cheapest
watch Of It's quality row offered TO the pubic,
To prevent imposition, buyers should invs-
rlably demand q cert hcate Of genuineness. No
watches reiailod by the ompsDy.
, For further facts and Information, address
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents,
1872 Rroadway, New York.
fehl3 sat
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF a deed Of Trust to me executed
ID by Dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
I will, on Saturday, the ed day OF Way, A
1859, on the premises, at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried on by Zweiiel, Hargsn 4 CO.,
proceed to sell az public sale, TO the higheSs
bidder, for cash, the following described real
properly, to-wit: The said Dominic ZWeifeI
and George Waechter's undivided two-thirds
in a lot Of land lying in the county of Shelby,
state of Tenne see, and the city Of Memphis,
described IS follows: Beginning al the east
side OF an alley bstweeR Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
Waechter's lot aud running South on said alley
thirty two feet; thence eastWaToly seventy
five feet thence sOuthwaroly again one hun
dIed and twenty-siX feet. m re or ess, 70 the
bayou; thence eastwardly seventy-dve feet;
thence northwardly one hundred and MY
eight fest. more or less, with Nicholas AupperJS
line thence westwardly one bundled ana hfty
feet with Geo ge WaechteTis line To the begin
n ng, II being The same lot OF land sTld 70 Geo
waechter by j. hn p. S~chIoeker. 18th October,
1853 and part of lot sold 10 George Waschter,
by Nicholas I1uppeTt on the 9th day q April,
1868 Also the said Zweifel & Waechters Two
thirds in the harrels, casks. kettles, engines,
mashing machines, cOsl beds. malt mill and
The undivided third part OF George waechter
will be hJst sold, and II that does not bringsuf-
fcient to satisfy the said true, then the undt-
vided third of ssid ZWeifel will be sold.
The title to above de- cribed property is pre-
sumed TO be good, bnt l sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
Aud at the same tim and place I, the under
signed, assignee of said dominic ZWeifel, bank
rupt, will proceed to selfthe equity of Tedemp-
{ on of said BOmigtc zweifel in and TO the
above described property Terms G sh1
WM. y CIRODE,
Memphis, AUril 20, 1888. Iap22l Assignee.
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THE CROPS.

S~TARRvILLE, MISS, April q, lS69.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Our spring has been unusually wet,
and early planted cotton~seed has rOtted
in the ground. Some have begun to
plant over, but it has rsined excessively
for ten days waters were never higher.
The impression is general that there will
be 10 stands of cotton aud no seed to
plant over less seed in the country than
has been since the wsr-not One-tWen-
tieth enough to replsnt. More cotton
had been planted than last year. No
stands OF corr on low lands, and prospect
gloomy for anything. NERITAs.
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Sales of Tennessee Bonds were re-
ported as follows : Old 674c, New 66fc,
Stocks advanced at noon ia cOnse-
Quence OF Bssrs covering, and closed IN
settled but active, with considerable bid
ding st buyers option.
Wells Fargo Ex., IS; American Elk,
4O5; Adams Ex., 602 T; Z. 3. Elk, 622 F;
Merchants Union TX, Isl Qaicksilver,
I94 Canton So; Pacific Mai, 92l; Wesf-
ern Union Telegraph Co. AZ New York
Central, 1865; Erie, - TO -; Hudson,
1853; RsaGisg 955; Chicago q Alton, 157;
preferred, 158; Toledo, W and W, 79;
preferred IS; st. Paul, 763; preferred
$50; Fl Wayne, 146; Ohio and Missig-
sippi, 325; Michigan Central, 1875; Mich
igsn southern, 1875; Illinois Central,
I45 =; Cleveland & Pit.sburg, 90; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 1915 Rock Island, 100;
Chicago & Northwestern, S54 preferred,
p7E.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-07

There is an active demand for Gold in
our market. The upward tendency dis
played a few days ago caused no little
cslI from the interior, and cur mer-
chants found their orders FOR gold accU-
mulste faster than they could be filled.
There is less inquiry, however, to-day.
We note 3 sale Of SI2O0, one Of $3.50,
and one OF $500, st cur quotations.
Gold opsned il New York to-day at
135 and went up to 1861, at which it
closed. The total clesrsnees to-day at
the Gold Exchange Bank WIS $50, 200,
COO. Sterling Exchange steady. The
Government s0id gold to-day to the
amount OF 81, OO3, $40, of which H. c..
Lewis took $500
Governments closed steady with a linn
tied demand.
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N APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers
80, 92 C. 81 Grand St., N. T.,
Commenced, AprIl Sd,
A~PPLETON'S
4 WEEKLY PAPER,

devoted to Literature, S.ienee and Ant.
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the JoURNAL viii be devoted TO general lit 1Ia'
ture, to science, art and e ucatfOn, and 10 the
diffusion of valuable upCn SUB
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make use eff all resources, original and lecteo,
domestic and foreign, which can give interest
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nor expense will be spared to secure the AID OF
the best talent of the time. We abstain from
the large professio s and the parade of con-
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and, trusting TO the intelligence of the people,
shall be content TO let the Journal speak TOR
itself The department OF literature Will EN-
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Essdgs avon Literary and Social Topics
Sketches If TraUel and AdrentUTe;
Discussions upon At, Books and kindred themes;
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Move ~, freshness, and continual ehsnge
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Each number If APPLErOS'S JoURSAL con.
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The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was frmer. Uplsnds 1l2f; o.
leans 12d. At noon IL was quiet bu.
saesdy, and closed easier, with sales Of
10000 bales. UplsBds II Orlesne l2I.
In New York at the opening It was
also 6rIner. Low Middlings 274c, Up
lands 2s5s, Mobile 90, Orleans 29Ic,
Good Middllngs 29}c. The demand wss
fair and prices firm ct Eoon. There Was
no ehsnge at ? p m, bat closed weak
with 3 fair demand and prices unchsng-
ed. Sales to spinners 1900 bales; to
SPECTATORS go bales; for export 1885
bales; 475 bales in transit.
Oar market was quiet but steady.
There was some inquiry for high grades,
but the market is almost bare, and
what few bales Of Middlings and above
are CD TIE market are held above the
views Of buyers. As has BEEN the case
for some time back, quotations are irseg-
uler and dealers differ very much in
their classification. Sales were light.
We quote a. foIioTE.
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CINcINN MATT,

Trace Chains, walkers and common
Root Hames, horse and mule;
Planters Hoes, cast steel, all sizes
shovels and Spades, Rowlands's and Ames';
- Simmonds', Mann's and Lip
pincott's, Patent and plain
Hand, Psnel and Rip Saws, GREAT BAR
GAINS
Tuttle's Patent Hook-iooth Cross-cut Saws;
Cross-cut Saws, single hook and usual tooth;
Table and Pocket Cutlery, great variety
CHEAP; .
Singing. Claw and Lab Hatehets, Hunts
and other makers
scythes-Blood' Mansfield & Lambs, Waldron
and other brands;
Hay aud Manure Forks, C.s Rakes, Wrought
iron RAkes
scythe snaths and Hay Rskes;
Handles for Hoes, Forks and shovels and
Spades;
Butchers Flies and Uhisels;
Pemberlon's Mil Files. VERY CHEAP;
Sand Screens, Riddles and Selves;
Hand BeIls-Faun Bells.
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MgMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVgR
- E
Packet COnnpa'y.
TTI-W eekIy q. s. Nail Line,

UIsIToFS TO the celebrated Hot Springs, OF
arkansas, will ind this "A very PIE SAINT
route. The boats are new, the tables good aud
RtaterOOuns clean. Passengers are landed at
Lite Rock in time TO take the ST. ges for Hot
S1riugs on the third morning from Memphis.
The elegant passe ger boats Of this line leave
Memphis for Little Hock, ~ follows:
Steamer THOMAS IL. ALLEN,
REESE Master
Tuesdays, at 5o'clnck pm.
Steamer w. A. CALDWELL,
Thursdays, at S O'Clock pm.
Steamer OZARK,
n.
Saturdays, al s o'clock pm
Making direct connection at LITTLE ROCK
leave Little Rock Tuesdays, Fridays and sun
DAYS, at 10 o'clock a M.
FORT GIBSON -.---.-John WOODBURY., Master
AMERICA ....---...--.-Le Chapman, Master
VAN BUREN. ---......-...J Rmes BOwltn. Master
making three trips a week from 7
r. q "a FORTSMITff. and connecfI1v IT F,rf
Smith with the steamer
FORT Rowland. Master
For Fort Gibson.
Through bills of Iaoing given for freight TO
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, at all stages
of the river, without storing o other delay.
AM persons desiring TO SHE by this line from
the North, East or West TO any point ON the
Arksnsas river, should have their goods con
signef 70 "MEHPHfS AND ARKANs4 RIVER
PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis Once SI
Front street, MOsoy Biockl those shipping
from New Orleans should e0Dsign 20 Memoirs
and Arkansas River Packet Company" al Ma
psie0n. JCHH ID. ADAMS, President.
u. A. KEHDlG AReut.