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New Publications.

"LiPdincott's Magazine" for October.
Is to hand IL Is asplendid number as can
be realized from the following table ofeon-
tents: ''The Vicar Of Rullhalnpfon - 8
new novel Ofgreat interest. bv Anthony
Trollope. Part 18th, with two ilIustrs-
lions, " The French Fever" by 4. c. De-
Leon; Two Names" q poem, bv Frank
Thurbur; The Lonely Ones a ale. ~
Illustrated, from the German Of paul
Heyse; What 1 saw OF the Suez Canal. .
by Edward 3. Grubb; "Bevond the
Robert Dale owen; Dick Libby" bv
Rev. George Jones; The Freedman and
ms future" by George Fitzhugh; {" From
a Garret" a poem, by Edgar Fawcett
Mag9alsna a novelette,, by the anthoT
OF "Go!Q Elsie" ." Countess Gisnla." etc.
consulted "The Democratic Movement
IN France" by Karl Blind. "The Pleas
ures Of Poverty" by Miss M. p. Wells;
our Monlhly Gossip" Literature of
the Day" -
We have received the first numhar orths
American Grocer" asemi-montbIv to,r-
nal, devoted. asIts title implies. To ia in
terests OF the grocery trade. II IL y e-st
publication OF the kind that has ever been
made, ana IL = novelty in journalism
There Is room for il, and work for /. TL@
grocery and kindred occupations ara -
resented by perhaps t~wo-thirds of the ~
tire mercantile community Of the conntry
who ave need for just such a Journal ~
we find the American Grocer . Ia be
The markets are carefully reportod and
the gossip Of the trade, attraciivelv writ
ten up. while well-digested articles nnon
TOPICS Of interest, and interesting CORES
pondences viii always md a place in fts
columns,
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What are the Young Men Of Memphis
DOinu7

Editors APpeai; In an article in the
Ledger "A few days since with the above
heading, il says: Opportunities are now
offering on all sides. The cotton crop is
TO be gathered, and railroads are to be
built, and any and every where is an OPP
pOrtunity proffered to gain an honest
livelihood by industry and labor"
Now that looks very well on paper, but
why is II that our young men dislike
manual labor so much, although they can
generally earn more at it7 Simply be-
cause land II matters not how respectable
the person may be- he is looked down
upon by many people. A nice little
F" counter jumper getting sixty dollars
"a month, seems to be Thought much more
of thar a "mud-sill or greasy mechanic"
getting twice that amount. And Just as
long as this feeling continues, 50 long
will our streets be filled with loafers-
men who viii do most any thing before
they viii go at manual labor. Was 1t the
working men the editor of the Ledger
had in view a short time since when he
wrote in his paper that she had very lit
tie respect for the intelligence of the
masses?" Does he consider himself above
the masses? QUINCY.
MEMPHIS, September p, 1863.
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Arrival and Departure Of the Malls frOH
the Hemnhls PostOfice.

Chattanooga, Richmond. Wash1ngtony New
York, Baltimore, and all cities East South
Columbus. Ga, and Montgomery Ala; al
stations on the Memphis and charleston
N ssfssippi Central, Mobile and ONO, Nash-
Vile ana Chattanooga and last ~IenheSset
Railroads, arrive at 2:2 PM close Al A'A
Gesfro. Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
VILE Cincinnati, Cleveland, PiEtsbQrg, Rhlla-
deIphia, Buffalo, Albany New YORK ana al
cities North and West, arrive at E;N pm
new Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nicks-
hurg. Matches and all cities South, arrive Al
pm; closes at 10; a an.
AUstations on the Mississippi snd Tennes-
Sc New Orleans and Jackson and Soutnern
Railroads, arrive al 3 PA. closes atl0:Ap pm
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Little
Rock. Madison, fSundays excepted srriye 81
pm; close at S pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne Ark
urf-weekly) Monday, Wednesday andkTiday,
arrive at 10 an; close al II an
Olive Branch and Byhalta, Miss, semi
Eeeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive A4p-mi
close at 8 pm.
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive a. 10 am, close a. II Am
Little Rock and Helena, and all lRndlngs on
White river. semi weekly Tuesday and Sal
urday. arrive at an :ciose at4p-m-
Pine Blu and Heles 2 and al landings on
Arkansas river 0tr-wScElyl Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, srrive at sAm.; close ats
m landings on the Mississippi river south,
fsemi-weekID Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
At 9 am close at pm
m lRndings on the Mississippi river north,
tsemi-weeklD Monday and Thursday, arrive
At an; close at $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF ASS0CIA-
TON TI3Jr
Regular SEMI Monthly Meeting
Transaction Of Business.

The Confederate Soldiers Relief and
Historical Association held their regular
semi-monthly meeting last night, Presi-
dent Harris In the Chair. The first thing
in order was the reports of
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Credentials reported
ten or twelve names of applicants tor
membership as eligible and correct. They
were accordingly elected.
The Refer Committee reported SIZE ex-
pended in charity to widows. They re-
ported that ten dollars had been given to
& oma representing herself as a o
federate widow who Is said to be the wife
Of a Federal soldier, and ten dollars TO
the reputed wife Of a Yankee spy. The
money had been paid before the mistake
was found out.
On motion the report was recommitted
tothe Committee with instructions To ex-
anime into these two doubtful cases.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A letter was read from Col. W. II. Ste
phens, recommending a disabled soldier
who asks $50 to get 70 his homie with 1t
was referred to the Relief Committee.
Avote of thanks was passed to Cadmus
for his liberal donation of the proceeds of
billiard saloon and bar.
A committee of five was appointed a
permanent Committee on Entertainment.
Col. Nose White is Chairman and Capt.
Black, DIR. John Erskine, DIR. Mitchell
and Capt. Stratton are the members of
this Committee.
II was ordered, on motion, that hsreaf-
ter ali communications, cards, advertise
msnts, etc, intended for morning papers,
be published in the APPEAL.
Col. Frazer offered the following, which
was passed unanimously:
ReSOJged, That the Chairman of the Re
lief Committee pass over to tire Treasurer
all the proofs of indulgence and merits,
with residence Of applicants for relief;
that the Treasurer shall a them to the
Secretary, who shall read them at each
regular meeting, as part of the proceed
ings thereof.
The printing account Of the APPEAL was
referred to the Auditing Committee.
A Committee was appointed To wait on
Mr.. Schwarzburg and arrange about the
payment Of 10 per cent. of the profit ten
dered the Association on stoves sold by
him.
A Committee of Three was appointed to
find work for Confederates out of employ
ment.
DR.. Mitchell offered the following,
which was adopted.
Resolved, etc., That the Historical Com
mittee be required to report progress ut
the next regular meeting of this AssOcia-
ton, and the Secretary be requested TO
call the attention of the above Committee
to the article of the bylaws of the Asso-
citation requiring such report.
The Association then adjourned till
Thursday night, nth of October.
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ParSlnaI.

Judge Latham, of the Bankrupt Court,
has returned 10 town.
Mr.. j. 7. Cochrane has returned from
East Tennessee.
Judge Trimbl6 and Col. Norton, of
the Paducah Railroad, have been in town
for some days. They have. it is said, ex-
pressed themselves faVorably of our city.
Col. Williams. General Agent and Su-
perintendent Of Ihn Little Rock Railroad,
arrived home yesterday from Little Rock.
We thank him for Little Rock papers Of
Wednesday.
MIR. b. +. Black, of the produce house
of Black Il Bro, returned nome Yesterday
rom an extensive tour in southern Mis-
souri, and Arkansas. He reports elegant
prospects for cotton, corn, castor beans,
hemp, and all the products that grow in
those ATTITUDES. The people of the region
where Mr.. Black has been are determined
on patrOnizing Memphis markets in the
future.
SURE CURE PoR CHILLs.-Alford's -
Aguc Remedy.
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his tdglH, WHlle IL secures uniformity,
also operates as a general reduction, and
has been adopted without reference to
the operations of competing lines.
The company is now maturing plans
for further increasing the utility of its
lines; among others, a plan for sending
messages that do not require Immediate
dispatch, at greatly reduced rates. This
will relieve the lines, during business
hours, of messages not urgent in their
nature, but which the law saws shall take
their turn, to the great advantage OF com
mercial people.
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The Chair informed him that he had no
motion before the house.
Jeems Thought he had, but wasn't sure.
He said he had been bothered so by the
various conflicting offers for railroad stock
that he " didn't know nothing" for Ger
ain
mere was some more sparring done by
various parties, which was put an end to
by an able and really eloquent speech
from Alderman O'Donnell, who il, after
all, one of the true friends of the working
men of Memphis. At the close of his re-
marks the Board adjourned till Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock, when 1t is TO be
hoped the various members will find it to
their O0rR iHdiUjdUdt interests TO come to
some conclusion,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
1859 BOOTS SHOES 1870
InAEnII . EAIE~E

We are now receiving our fall stock. tho
largest We have ever offered To the trade.
MERCHANTS viii find it 10 their Interest to
examine before buying. angI
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LAW REPORTS.
Municipal Court.
GREEN P. FoUrE, JUDGE.

GREEN P. FOUTE, JUDGE.
The following judgments were taken
yesterday:
plaintiff, $ 90.
Venable vs. Jones-verdict for plaintiff,
2Sl a..
Same Us Winters-verdict for plaintiff,
Sl36 90.
Dixon ct al vs. NJ esth-verdict for plaintiff,
SS4l -.
Merriwether vs. acknowledgements for
plaintiff. Sl4 99.
The Dickens haheas corpus case was Ia
ken up last evening and the examination
Of witnesses proceeded with. II will take
al least a week 20 hear the testimony in
The case.
To-day the cases remaining undispOsed
of on the calendar of Yesterday Will be
called for trial. No new cases have been
set. Next Saturday motions for new tri-
ais will be heard.
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TIE cheapest and safest Kid Glove in
the city.
For every pair Of Kid Gloves which tear
in trying on we give yOua new pair, with
out chargeil
Through arrangements made with the
manufacturer Of our Glove" we are
enabled to hold out this great inducement
TO the public.
Bear the terms IN mind, and try our
Herzog's Kid Glove, 81 Is per pair, all
sizes and beautiful colors.
HERZOG & BRO,
2g4 Main street.
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Editors Appeal: The fourth section of
article second OF the Rules and Bylaws
of the Chamber of Commerce is as fol-
lows:
The President or two Vice Presidents
may at any time call a special meeting of
the Chamber whenever requested 10 do 30
IN writing by seven active members. One
days notice Of any special meeting shall
be published Id two Or more of the daily
papers Of the city"
According to the foregoing | have 10
authority TO call a meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce for tomorrow afternoon
as requested in a note received from VIM.
K. Moore, Esq, late this evening.
Very respectfully,
W. L. TRASK, Sec'y.
September q. 1863.
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September %, 1863.
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BUSINESS NoTICE.-NO contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
As an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE,

jefferson Street, near Main.l
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New Telegraph Rates and Arrange.
/. menfs

The new tariff of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, to take effect LIST De-
tober, is chiefly remarkable for the uni
formity of its charges, and the great re-
ductiOn Of rates in the Southern States.
more particularly the Stateso OF which New
Orleans is the commercial center. To il
lustrate, we give a few Of the points
where the reduction has been the greatest
and the least:
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OCToBER-Harper's, Galaxy, Lippin-
colt, Atlantic, Eclectic, Putnam, Pleasant
Hours, Leslie's Lady's Magazine, Cooley,
DemOrest, Peterson, besides a host ofother
InOnthlies, Phunny, Literary, French.
German, Irish, Seientiie, Sporting aud
Police papers. All the Northern, West
ern and Eastern dAllies al Joe Locke's,
236L Main street.
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MURRAY & RIDGELY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention Of
their customers and all others in want Of
anything in their line, that they are re-
ceiving and will be able to show them as
fine a stock Of goods, and will put them
up IN as fine style as any first class estab-
hshment in the United States.
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To PKINTERs-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for q country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
KEATING. ENGLISH ~ 90.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Comply
UNITED STATES MAIL.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
Il Company will run THREE boats a week
In the Arkansas river; and until the compile
constitute the line:
BLAIsDELL. Master
GUIDON Rice, Master
w. A. CALDWELL.--.-.Rube Haynes master
Leaving Memphis svery Monday, Wednesday
andFrtday, 3 O'Clock pm: making eonnec-
tons at Little Rock with the COmpany's HIGHT
drahght packets:
AMERlCAN----.Levi Chapman, Master
EOhI Master
FOh1 0tbNON .---.-------.-..--.E smith. Master
For all points above Little Rock. as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF lading given for freight to
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fretghts delivered at destination, ri all
stages OF the river, Without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
rom the North, East or West 10 any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to "MEl1PHIS M ARKANgAS RTV-
En- PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis (Ofice SG4
FrOnt.street, MOshy BlOck.l Those shipping
nom New Orleans should consign 10 MEM
phts and Arkansas River Packet Company
Month Of White River.
The above ompan are now building fyro
new boats for the Arkansas river, which will
be finished about the lst October. TINS
securing 70 their patrons "a reliable rt-Eesk
ly line IN high or low water.
John II. ADAMS Prasfdanf
T. A. KENDIG. Agent.
sell Once 54 Front street. Mostly block.
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chaneerx Court.

A. ALsroS, cLERK NJ MASTER.
The following bills were filed yester-
day:
II P Dooley vs. P Jones ct al.
B Adams ct al, ex parte petition 10 ap-
point trustee.
Ellen McGrath VS. Catherine McGrath.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ann Ais
Steamer Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Hamilton, Osceola.
" Julia A. Rudolph, Pittsburg.
" Glasgow, Cincinnati.
Colorado, Vicksburg.
g. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Dan Able,
DRPARTURRs.
Steamer Belle 81. LOuis, ST. Louis.
St. Joseph, Eletcher's Landing.
Edinburg, White River.
Julia 4. Rudolph, New Orleans.
/ IN PORT.
Steamers Glasgow, W. A. Caldwell, Dan
Able, q. w Cheek, Hamilton, and Tow
boat J. W. kellogg.
RIVERS WEATHER mi BUSINESS.
CAIRO, September 23.-Down-Missis-
sippi, L am. City of Cairo, @ pm.
The river fell 5 inches. The weather b.
cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 2.-Riyer fall
ing with 4 feet 2 inches in the canal.
NEW ORLEANS, September 23.-Ar-
Acknowledgements, from st. Louis; Clarks-
vile and Emma No. 3, from Cincinnati,
and Mary Houston, from Louisville.
CINCINNATI, September 23.-Departed:
D~ardanelIe. for Arkansas river. and X. &.
Gray for Memphis.
The river is falling, with 3 feet 8 inches
In the channel. The weather is clear and
warm.
ST. Louis, September 2s.-Arrived Ju-
liza.
Departed: Luminary, MoIiie Able and
Lizzie Gill.
The weather is warm and clear.
MPxpu,s a. we've Gan4amkorgs
-
river use : lnehes IN past q hours.
- seoou ~ iees d0z inehes below the high
"A'er "arA Oh 1906 enIs morning.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Business was active at the leyee yester-
day.
NrsCrrr ,xpors
mi -
~ ,ui uei' iof "i'e river Win
=" ~" up "a
osiIe %. Louis ny ColOraIO went
ous - ot. LouAS WIN Af trips llrelBnl
~ -
@ %. S"7ePn n"' Ir Oseeoia anu
TLo ,
OuAI nuo'"iPh
PasSSu uGMH ~ SeM O5ledhs On heT
nlaIuen Up aIu usStlHeu Ior me req
: i"0' "NU 'H9 "ANSo" "eh' 10 hi'e
M
nStbo "nIn"Iu u ~ pa u9paIt-
HaJ ~ aALsaAs, 'He I5olle q. LOUIS
a 49, 1851 ~ PIouuse, anu inc
IL $500. . ors ZIP -
ui TI III ~ NJ -%1 - SlIcIhIatl-
pain " fIla1
d. ~ ms ~ naaH ~ Sapt' -aalCn5 is
uendnn his handson, no eos Ine[leu 70
20 ~ asniobin ueseINilg
- - ue anu Ils
49, - ~ ieJoton SnJyyeu IN me
1870 49, y : 70 continue
nv ~ a GaISn.oT o..
10 ~ 1910 Ill -. 49, Iies,
49, tb;s a,-o1inn ST. ~ iHaIlsas
ra,,a tr s D"o 9"'"p" nave "
Tha 6srP;Ito, a,as ON, so-oa
Uaia'a Point ma eyenir% 90. w ~
1ardvrict 10 a boatnnan - -
anca and tr;a5 sGiI ,rLiIa E-a-s 1870
man cIarL- lie wall anJ e,-o-ab1u 49,
ali aiong tbe river above ne tn
UamiIf9n mnst have a yood tr;n
n elagant staanar Ti.siP u.;,1 L.
dovvn from 81 Tonis to-ja~ - -o
for New Orleans at roo3 g. -
Green her n,mmandar and ao;,i1an ~
tbis hinff 10 too waii Lnavso
more than mantion H. ~ lutu.+b
hoatmsU in avery rosrect carasni $1,000
tent and e~neriaIced "a. cbiof ~ s+atT
Cook Crei0htoD also a rssidert bo,o go
his a~arIies1 voutb 10 ,r;daic ond fsrosahin
49,, 40 a most - - ai,i 'u.aiiS
cIark Tbe Njssissinni anters - 49,
bet,vean this civ and Nsy arlaars
reguIor narEet and VIII onttnnatLsr
ont the season She 5ssar,-ng ~ 'a
rons natroDaga Of onr morah H,s
zens. and sbe sbonId have the b;o'rast 90,
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established Office
hours of our Business Department, shall
hereafter be from S Am. TO 10 pm, and
we hope our advertisers will conform 10
this rule.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Virgins & Thorn, manufa ctnrers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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LETTER LIST.

The following ia the list of letters re-
naming in the Memphis POstoffice and
not delivered by carriers yesterday;
All letters directed to street and num-
Der, will be delivered promptly by car
riers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SURE CURE PoR CH1LLs.-Alford's
Remedy.
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II OPENING OF OPERA HOUSE.
Broom's elegant new Opera House was
opened last night with a splendid bill.
The building was iammed from pit to
dome, and by half-past 10 o'clock there
war scarcely standing room left in any
part Of the house. We have already dos
scribed the house, and it only remains for
us to notice the personnel of the artists and
d~rtiStes. First and foremost is Miss Kate
Glare, the vocalist, who, In addition To
having a superb voice, has a figure
which IL symmetry itself. Miss Fannie
May asa ddnscuse is her twin attraction,
and we can with truth say AS a fancy dan
Ger, especially in the ~StrethSpes, she is al
most without an equal, although old
friend LOttie Mitchell il, as everybody
knows, magnificent, and Signora Maria il
20 nearly perfect that it Is Impossible to
say who bears away the palm. Miss Min
ME Gray. Fannie De We're. and others, are
all too we'll known TO need comment.
Johnnie Pierce, Jimmy Cummings and
Billy Barry all brought the house down
in turns, and are all tip top. Charley
White last, but not least, managed the
stage to perfection, and deserves all the
credit for their success last night.
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LADIEs1 LIFT.

Ia hAA&I 10
Allison, Miss IT A Anderson. J (e0I)
Biddings, tcol) Bigford, J (ooD
Bowen, Mrs y 4 Brown, Mrs A
Brown, NJ
Dacey, Miss AC
Green, Miss NJ
Henderson, Miss A coll
Jones, G (cOl) Jacket, NJ
Jones, Il
Kelly, Mrs h
Lyon, Miss r Laura, Mrs +
Leemon, Mrs II 4 Levi. NJ II
Mason, Mrs A b Morre, Mrs f
Newman, Miss V
Peroin, Miss L PallOrn, Mrs NJ
Patrick, Mrs NM Pernet, Mrs Ii A
Porter, Mrs Z K
Rice, Mrs NJ A
Scales, Mrs NJ \ Smith. MrsSJ
Tate, Mrs w Tyson, Miss c
Williams, Mrs NJ Z Woods, Miss K
Woods, Miss A Walden, Mrs NJ
Wheaton, Mrs l.
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WRAPFTss PAPER SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of Wrapping paper cheap
for cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting rooms
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Steamers Glasgow, W. A. Caldwell, Da
Able, q. w Cheek, Hamilton, and Tow
boat J. w. kellogg.
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Making close connections at DaNalfs Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rock, and al Jack
sOnport with the steamer MOILIE GRATZ Tor
all points on upper White ana Black rivers.
The above Company now have IN course OF
construction n magnificent s1de-wheel SteAm-
er for this trade, which Will be completed on
or about the lst of October, when she viii be
put in the line as the Saturday packet, the
NatonuR taking Thursday
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
A. KENDIG, Agent,
sell 30 Front skp 4osby Block.
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y Of new Dress Goods opened to-
DAY MENkEN BROS.
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LErrERs HnLD ron rosrAaE.

LETTERS HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Buckley, John. Mumfordesville, Ky.
Jackson, Howell, care Jackson. Estes 4
Co, city.
Lisch, c., care Butts & Sharp, city.
MckernOn, John, No. II Public Lodge,
Cincinnati.
Ryan, NJ. J. IL Co, st. Lonis.
Rhodes, Mrs. Kate c., l0l Adams street,
city.
ShryOok & Rowland, st. Louis.
DON'T SHAKE!-Get Affords Ague
Remedy.
THE Warwick Hat something ele-
giant, at Francisco IL Virgins.
Bills of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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LARGE stood of new goods opening.
HERZOG & BRO.
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2SI Main street, Clay Building.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Speed, Safety and comfort---ElIiott Line.
Memphis and White River U. g. Mall Packet,
For Helena. friar's Point, Devall's Biun,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Dies
Arc, Augusta and JacksOnpOrt.
LEGAL TENDER-...John d. Elliott, master
This drst-ciass side-wheel pas it.
seBger steamer will leaYe as abOveL@
EVERY TUESDAY, at s o'clock pm
Onnec with stesiner MOilie Gratz for all
points on Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson Sta, opp. Landing.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-24

WE solicit of Merchants Only an inspee-
w tlOn Of the largest stock In our line ever
offered in the Southwest.
We can and are determined 10 offer such
Inducements that Memphis shall not be Sec
Oud 70 any other market for boots and Shoes.
FRIEDMAN BROS,
seS 90 Main street, Memphis.