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SUPERINTENDENT III - 49,

o hours. Below high water mark of
1867 q feet ! inches.
CaAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Of Gas Works.
~PITTsBURG, December I0.-Weather
mild with indications Of rain. Mononga-
hela river five feet five inches, and fall
ing. Allegheny seven feet five inches
and stationary. Departed; Ssllie for
New Orleans.
CAIRO, December lO.-Down: NIollie
McPike, 3 am. Kate Kenny and Ar
COSY, noon; Atlantic, 4 PIN; Colorado, 6
pm. Up: Bee and Belle St. Louis, 10
am. River rose eighteen inches. Wealth
er cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, December lG.-Up: Burns
and Stockdale. Down: Silver Spray and
Natchez. Weather cloudy and disagreed
bic.
NEW ORLEANS, December 10.-Arrived:
Great Republic, Lady Gay, Glasgow and
T. L. McGill, st. Louis; p. w. Strader,
w. S. Pike, Bradish and Johnson, Louis
vile; Edinburg and Emma No. ), Cincin-
natl. Departed: Nick LODgworth, Louis
vile. The Alaska left yesterday for Gin
cinnati.
ST. LOUIS, December 1O.-Arrived:
Bismarck. Ames. Julia and Common
wealth. Departed: Olive Branch, Column
bian, Petrol and Belle Memphis. It has
rained all day. The weather is mild.
Inc F1NeT Is UBc4lIlllK slowly.
C~INCINNATI, December ~I0.-Departed:
Lorena, for New Orleans. The river is
declining, with twenty-fOur feet in the
channel. The weather is cloudy and
pleasant.
The latest news from above Will be
found in the dispatches at the head of
this column. The Arkansas is falling as
rapidly as it rose. 1t now has Z feet to
Little Rock. White river is also falling,
but slowly. Business good, and weather
cloudy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Gallatin is again afoat, and now
lies at the dry docks.
The Submarine was taken to the bone
yard.
The Natoma left for White river last
night with a fine trip.
Wehave received the following dispateh.
n while we promise to bring the matter
of removing the city before the Board of
Aldermen, we acknowledge that Rose is
more than even with US:
CINCINNATI, December 10.
"DIcK ENGLIsH, Memphis appeal: LO-
rena leaves Tonight. Move Memphia
back from the bluff. HARRY ROSE,
"Agent for LOrena,"
The Colorado, Capt. Ike Mckee, with
Mr.. Marmaduke in the office. leaves 20,
day for Cairo and st. Louis, She makes
all way landings
A card appeared in our issue of yes
rejecting on the officers Of tho
Belle st. Louis. Capt. Alex. Ziegler is
too well known IN this city TO be injured
by an attack upon him. No better or
more honorable officer comes to this port
than he is, and those of our citizens who
have travelled with him will testify 70 his
and exalted worth. Mr., Baskette
is a gentleman in every sense of the
word, and we are thoroughly satisfied
hat our correspondent is laboring under
/ grave error in laying the misfortune
Capt. Ziegler, Mr.. Baskette or Ellis Har-
is.
Our contemporary Of the AValdnche, Can't.
|, Q. Durf, has announced himself ~ a
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U. S. clroaIE coart.--Iadge TrIaa.

.. S. Circuit E0nrt.--Jud1e Iflgg.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Compton vs.. Grining; demurrer to plea
sustained, etc.
Mosby vs.. Kirkland; demurrer to plea
sustained, etc.
Dale ct al vs. Koen; death Of defendant
suggested, etc.
Andrews VS.. Jones; continued.
Love ct al vs.. HOUgh; continued.
To-day the call OF the Law docket viii
be continued, commencing at ten O'Clock
am.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL

Aner this cate, advertisements viii not
IA racefved from any but regular custom
- sDd wefl-estabLshed houses, unless
e~-oomnsuied by the cash. The enforce
D9enr ofthis rule is rendered necessary by
80 fficuIlies Of collection and the de-
mands Of a business that requires a cash
- h IN ~ deDartaae1ts. forts proper
49, nrodtable conduct. Business men
wfn understand and appreciate the neces-
So for this basic for our future.
HEATING. ENGLISH d co.
November 60, lSges
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SALO0N-KEEPERs, ATTENTION!

You are hereby earnestly requested to
assemble this afternoon at three o'clock
pm, ut Willet's, 81 Adams street, then
and there to take action IN news just re-
ceived from Nashville. One and all must
attend. H. W~EATHERBEE,
GEO. MILLER, President.
EA.-,A--
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Ed. Tuam, alias Ed. Taylor, burglary
and larceny,w was placed on trial and found
guilty by the jury, and the period of i'm
prisOnment fixed at fifteen years in the
p~enitentiary. No other business Of i'm
portance was transacted.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee OF this Office,
viii be paid at our unit or recognized
AS an Offset 20 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING. ENGLISH d co.
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LAW POR

ELEGANT French and Chinese per-
fumery, in fine cut-glass bottles, at the
Revolution Dollar Store, 2I3 Main.
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ITvEgroRs, Agents, Merchants. and all
Dealers in Patents or Patented Goods.
should subscribe for the Patent Star. de-
voted to their interests. Terms SO cents
rar wear. Send stamp for sample to BENT.
GooDNow & Co, Boston, Mass.
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Editors Appeal: The name of Mai.
Irving Halsey is suggested as a suitable
n for Judge of the Second Circuit Court
Of Shelby county. VIII he run?
EX-RERS
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IN ORDER to keep pace with the great
demand upon us, we have again replen-
ished our stock, comprising an assortment
OF nearly seven hundred English and Ger
man Guns, which we are Offering at very
low figures.
ORGILL, BROS. d co.
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BARoA1Nsi Bargains!i Bargains!!!
Great bargains in dry goods at B. Lowen-
stein q Bros this week
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MEMPHIS LITERARY SOCIETY. The
members Of this society are requested to
meet at their hall, Saturday evening. the
nth, at ~ O'Clock, for the transaction of
business OF interest.
By order of the Society.
L. II FORD Sopratarv
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SIXTEEN YEARS IN GEORGIA.

The fact of selling dry goods at reduced
prices so as to defy competition for sixteen
years in Georgia, established nv reputa-
ton, and the public who patronize my
new store, No. 29S Main street. viii find
all gOodss sold are warranted as represented
and prices guaranteed to be as low as n
house in Memphis. We just opened from
late purchases in New York a large lot of
Arabs at panic prices, also some beautiful
dress plaids and empress cloths, which are
regular goods but at greatly reduced
prices. Our Mr.. Jacob Cans, formerly of
Georgia, is now in New York, constantly
shipping new goods, which ne buys for
cash, and can sell at astonishingly low
prices. Wholesale buyers desiringto pur-
chase a bargain in clothing and shoes,
will find our large stock in this line at
manufacturers prices. We have some
well-made pants as low as one dollar a
pair, and sack coats only two dollars and
fifty cents. Late arrivals by express Of
100 light-cOlored ladies clOaks, only 50 90;
100 black cloth clOaks onlyS3 so; SO pieces
children's dress plaids only 80 cents;
white n eolOred blankets at panic prices;
gents bows, ties and furnishing goods be-
low cost. Now, the only way TO convince
yourselves where to buy the cheapest
goods in Memphis, is to call at the new
dry goods store, No. 29S Main street, oppo-
site Peabody Hotel. Look for Cans new
store. and be sure the number is 29S.
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Speed, Safety and Comfsrt--EWStt Lac
OLD
- DAVIS -
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION 10 MONOPOLY.

THE splendid slde-waeeI Passen-ersteam-
J ers Liberty No. , and COmmercinI. VIII
form q SemI-weekly United States Man Line
betWeen MemphIs and White. Little Red and
and Black Rivers. leaving Memphis every
tuesday and Saturday. at 3 o'clock p.uA-
These boats have been locked and t-hOrOuehlv
and furnished with new outdt@
making them as good asnew. The Merchants
and Planters on White, Red and Black rivers.
taken Oue-hdlf the stock in This Tua.
mak1uE 10 a permanent and reti-sl-
q" Home Institution" We hope, by strict ar
tenti0n 70 Business and Low RATS. 10 mHrir
a fair share OF public patronage.
JOHN b DAVIS. SupsrinteudsuL
COnsign freight TO Davis Line NamuLi-
Tenn Levy & Robbins. Agenrs.
nO5 No. Is Jefferson street. Memphis.
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For great bargains this week, all at B.
Lowenstein 81 Bros.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list or letters remain
Ing IN the Memphis POstofhce and not delfv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and pumbers.
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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For Pistols, Rifles. Guns. Powder
Flasks, Shot aud Belts, Percussion Caps,
Gun Wads, etc, etc, 20 10 OrgiIl, Bros.
& Co.'S.
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GREAT bargains this week at B. Loweu-
stein d Bros.
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HUNGARIAN BALsAM OF LmE.-In
cases where a harassing Cough has fer
weeks prevented wholesome sleep, il im-
mediately soothes the irritation of the
membrane which lines the air-passsges
leading to the lungs, and produces. with
out the Intervention of Supplying drugs.
sound and refreshing repose. The very
first dose viii quiet the spasmodic action
of the respiratory system. and at each
subsequent exhibition of the remedy the
paroxysms will become milder and less
frequent, until they entirely subside. and
the lungs, the trachea, and the bronchia
their healthful action. These eff
fects are invariable among the thousands
Of cases Of Cough, Cold, Influenza, and
Asthma, in which this medicine has been
administered Not one future has come
the knowledge of the inventors and
proprietors, while the testimonials of
cures would III volumes.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Memphis, Tenn,
Sole Proprietors.
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ONE HUNDRED dozen Celery, 1000 Tur-
keys, fresh Norfolk Oysters, received
daily by express. at
VICTOR ID. FUCHS,
Al Jefferson street.
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HEMANs', Tupper's, Pope's, Millions
and Cowper's complete poetical works,
bound in gilt and illustrated. for one dol
lar each, at the Revolution Dollar Store,
No. 3l3Main street.
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Examine our stock Of Fringes, Camels
Hair aud AngOra. and we can show you
the best stock in the city.
HERZOG & PRO
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PRICE u Staple Goods and you viii be
at once convinced Of the low prices of our
goods, HERZ0G 4 BRO.
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CONSUMPTION. diseasesof the Lungs and
Throat, cured by DIR. MOrtimore, Office,
Central Hotel, Adams street.
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SMOKY CHIMSEYs.-No cure no pay.
Have your CRATES set and smoky CHM
news cured, BY calling on II. Lemon, Al
Madison street.
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RHEUMATIsM, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Paralysis, and diseases Of Liver, Spleen
and Kidneys, cured by DR.. Mortimore, at
Central Hotel.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
ddress APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co,
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FINE SET Ladies Furs. 81. formerly $40.
MENKEN BROS-
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READ the reduction advertisement of
B. LOweustein ~ Bros.
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TIE APPEAL is delivered by daylight.
seven times q week, for twenty-five cents,
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CHEAP GooDs.-We via offer from now
till New Year. Call and see.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR a durable and appropriate holiday
gin, 90 70 Furnishing House.
WiGGANS & THORN'S.
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SELECT a box Of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose, +. Y. Shirts, or any style of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday gifts, at 233 Clay
Building. WIGGANS & THORN'S,
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BARGAINS from now till New Year.
HERZOG d BRO.
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CHOICE BUTTER at Ice Depot, 5I1l JEFF
feraon.
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DRsBss GOODS, DRESS GooDs-Dress
good at panicpriees.
MENKEN BROS.
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THIS morning at ten O'Clock, and this
evening at two and seven o'clock, Msssrs.
ROyster, Trezevant & Co. sell jewelry,
coin-silver, and platedware at auction,
when and where purchasers may find
great bargains in that line.
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PERSONAL.

Col. r. G. Wintersmith, of Kentucky, so
well known TO the citizens Of Memphis.
has had his disabilities removed by Con-
gress.
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REDUCTION! Reductionii Reduction!i!
AZ b. LoWenstein Il Bros this week.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room.
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CHICRAsAw JOCKEY CLUB.-The Direc-
tors Of the Chickasaw Jockey Club will
meet at Willett's, No. 81 Adams street, at
L O'Clock to-day. December II, 1859.
J. r. CHALMERS, President.
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FOR RENT-FkRMS.

N-l-5 Under chs haaI s-5U De inserted a. Ten
cs per E-c, each t~1ssti5n.
u EVIDENCE AND ABN-A desirable res
ia -.eHes aud small FARM five miles from
Nt-1pll-.-rg rla e-l-e1nrcost COad-Sg acres
Ul CU9a land. lr Eue state OF cultivation: 8
acres bra urHL-rt-.lB best selection of fruit
In Tie country large rich garden, with hot
l-s-. SASH, CtE5 dwelling house. with ten
-GlGss Doctors ONCE iu the yard; smoke
house. kitchen. cribs, stables and cow-sheds.
amply 10 tt. PRDPHIT,
L- NO. Isl Front street.
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FCRs, FURs-Furs reduced to cost.
MENKENR ROG
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Eoes t7E-- Gt- had u1U BE- inserted az Ten
rHLs r tEe. Zach insertion.
DEEP CaIILE-six head Arkansas beef
EE cattle got aurE from steamer Commercial
tl.H C. -=s one dan. one wElte-colors other
four. V.r.ru-. suits bic reward viii be paid
Tor them delivered % undersigned.
LEVY & ROBBINS.
del lF Jefferson street.
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Nl---" I|-""" ~ T-|- II. 2 TI|E|UIN y TT
ceaa uE Ire, eTci Insertion.
Z AFCE-RS-IHg Lcyee Men. $40 per month
anr board. one negro ffemalei cook. and
one 10Y homework. and negro man for farm;
also. 500 men 0rct out ties onrailrOad- Con-
--ac-1H. -uIsES and Others. supplied with
hee- help. on application az National Labor
once. Ec-t West street
ErI o. Il. WOOD.
E-AE.-A competent man 10 cultivate 8
"a small LCr 81 Bun-yu~ station for Jhe year
l.-L. Address os cal 70 Appeal omce. DIES
TOOK AND NyGSE-A good cook-a man
IT, =. COOKE O. SIS Shelby street del
BvIE HaNuS-LrTrLE ROCK 81 FORT
SMITH LsLLEDaD- luIEF DF-
FrCF. LITTLE ROCK. ARK. November -, ls5a-
gEtEis EC=G. E--y good Tie Hands, 10 whom
liberal prices VIII ba paid, by the piece.
A.R ROBINSON. Chief Engineer.
Apply 70 BEESAED NCkEENA, Commercial
Hoe. lEal- L. T.. T. S. RE nos
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NoTICE.-Those persons claiming 10 be
Justices ia b Fourteenth and Fifth
civil districts, and believe they are enti-
tied to their offices, had better perfect
their titles to the same, and place the evil
dence in the hands of the Committee by
the 25th inst. 'Squires Jones, Goodlett
and Giles are The Committee. J. IL. Good
lett, No. 226 Front street, up stairs, viii re-
ceive n present 10 the Commissioners
all such evidence as may be forwarded to
him. By order of the
COMMITTEE.
December 9Th. 1869.
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IvORY-HEADED Canes for one dollar at
the Revolution Dollar Store.
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PRICE our Shawls! Great reductions
made within the last few days.
HERZOG & BRO.
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TWENTY-FIVE Cents q week Is all the
ApPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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ALL CHRONIC and affective forms of
Female Diseases successfully treated by
DIR. Mortimore, Central Hotel.
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SWEEPING reduction at B. Lowenstein
a grgfs
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TIE carriers leave the APPEAL at your
door seven days for Is cents.
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WI win sell our Dress Goods at lower
prices than you can buy them for else
where. HERZOG Il BRO.
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FOR REgT-R0ORS.

N11es uuTe- ars t=7f u-U Be inserted al Ten
Gems per Ere. each insertion.
u DHE-~-Tl Commercial Block-Suitable
n I'll Eer r0r Offices OF nice bedrooms. at
reasonable rates. Apply 10
JOS J.. ANDREWS,
LDv5 - Front Row. upstairs.
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OR real Lyons Velvet.
HERZOG BRO.
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Editors Appeal: If Mr.. Patrick Twohig
will consent to become a candidate Tor
Councilman of the SEVENTH Ward he
viii receive the support Of his many
friends. VOTER.
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OUR stock Of Gimps, plain and varie-
gated, Scotch and fancy, is the best in
Memphis. HERZOG & BRO.
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READ ,. L~owenstein & Bros advertise
ment to-day.
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ARRIYALS-
DEPARTURES.
RIyERs. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS December Is.
River rose 81 inches in past twenty
hours. Below high water mark of
1867 q feet ! inches.
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give u advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Memphis Theater, this afternoon,
will be produced the d" Field of the Cloth
of GOld,' a b~urlesque that we doubt the
prOpriety of the management dishing up
for the especial benefit of children and
ladies. Il is amusing, but, we think,
rather broad, and therefore should be
omitted on such IN occasion. Tonight
there is a good bill by the WorreII eombi-
nation.
THE HEBREW FAIR will be continued
this evening at Greenlaw Hall. We hope
there will be a GROVE in attendance. The
ladies are determined and viii do all in
their wv TO make the time pass agreea-
bly,. The object in behalf of which they
labor is a good one, and should De encour-
aged with all the help our citizens can ex-
tend.
BRooM's OPERA HOUSE had its usual
nightly throng, and everybody we're en-
jOyIng themselves to the highth of their
bent. The two Fannies, Miss Lizzie Flor
ence and a host of others, whom lack of
space forbids US to mention, were on hand
and charmed everybody by their elegant
dancing. A grand bill for tonight. Go
and see.
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READ B. Lowenstein & Bro IS advertise
ment to-day.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NICE SETS Ladies Furs at s..
MENKEN BROS.
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LADIES' Walking-Dresses at sacrificing
prices. MENKEN BROS.
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KOUN's THRoUGH N
NOTICE.

CgSs hosaas Line Red Rfusr Poke o..
Wv ORLEANS, La, Nov. 8 u69.
- is our only -authori-a5 -
- 70 sell tickets over our Iins ~ Sfeae esSn
az Memphis, Tennessee.
G.. L KOUNS & BRO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -" Browns
Bronchial Troches are widely known
as an admirable remedy for Bronchitis,
HoaIseness, Coughs, and other troubles
of the Throat and Lungs. They are of
greag value for the purposes for which
and pleasantly ehicacious, they contain
no hurtful Ingredients, but may at ali
times be used with perfect safety.-Bos-
ton Recorder.
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Eos unFe~ rs head t-U Dc inserted az Ten
czI-g per sle each Insertion
CENT-For the sale Of the celebrated
~ EsrfIau & Eantru Sewing Machine for
rms Ciry. and 20 parties of enterprise and
ability SIC rrer terms more liberal than any
otlar company. The machine hrSJ-class and
rulerIcr % any in the market. and having
some entirely new features call and exam
LL- Es-lH North side OF Court square, be-
tween Main and Second streets.
DEC TIC. WILCOX. Travelling Agent.
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READ the reduction advertisement of B.
LoWenstein & Bros.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
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Winter AEransoment

Winter Announcement
EOR THE PRESENT AND DURING THE
i existing stage Of water IN the Arkansas
river, the Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company VIII run regularly the fol-
lowing fleet OF new and elegant ligkt-dran
steamers 20 accommodate the business Ofthe
river. LEAVING MEMPHIS
FOR LITTLE ROCK,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
at . P-za.,
STEAMERS
THOS. II. ALLEE---Reese PrttchaFd, master
MARY pes master
W. A. CALDWELL-----Blasdel, master
HtrlMi GA-LrE
GUIDO Rice, Master
Connecting at Little Rock, for Fort smith,
with the entirely new and elegant passenger
packets
DARDENELLE-wm- T. Rowland, master
FORT master
Thence connecting with the very ught-draft
packet
FORT SMTTH--Ed. Malone, master
For Fort Gibson
"a For freight or passage apply on board.
OF az C~ompany's office, stanton Block, No.
Madison street.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
W.H- kESNEDAT, Agent def
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-11
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany--UHite5 States Mail Line.
For Helena, Pin Bluff and Little Rock.
Tn O - IT. Il,
Reese Prichard.
This elegant passenger steamer T.
will leave a. above -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
Making connections for FORT GIBSON.
For freight or passage apply OF board or to
W. II. kENNEDAG. Agent,
del0- No. Madison st.. Stanton Block.