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TRADE.

This has been rather q quiet Saturday,
and few people were in town. Trade Of
all kinds appeared to have lost its vim,
and the only activity displayed was in
cotton. Now that the demand for Spring
Goods will open in a very short time,
and our planters will want to lay In their
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF DAILY APPEAL.(
MEMPHIS. January 81, 1873. !
FINANCE.

The activity in cotton to-day caused
more than the usual amount of stir and
hustle ia the money market. Saturday
generally seems set apart for checking
and deposlting to close up the weeks
business, but to-day was an exception to
the ruls. Cotton bills poured in heavily
but were lot evenly distributed among
the different discount houses. The de-
msnd for Exchange is also very fair and
rates are steady.
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NEW Book SToRE.-Our friend, VIII.
J. MsEsford, has established a depot for
the sale Of Catholic books at No. 3OS8
Second street, three doors north Of Mon
roe. His stock embraces bibles, prayer
books, poems, tales, historical, theOlogi-
cal aud controversial works, cruelfxes.
scapulss, etc.-in fact everything usually
kept 10 a hrst-elass Catholic book store.
School books OF the various series in use
In the schools Of this section constantly
on band, together with States, pencils
copy books, pens, inks, paper envelopes,
go5ds in the stationery line. At the
news stand, the leading daily and weekly
papers, magazines, etc, msy be fouue,
with Z choice collection Of light llteYa-
ture. Yoa are Invited to call.
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IsADOR ROsENBACH.-phe attention
Of our readers is called to the card Of this
gentleman in another column. OBe Of
the largest stocks Of rectidsd spirits 70 be
found in the West, = be seen at his ex-
tsnsiys sales roO2s, 40. 2OJ Front street,
and dealers would DO veil 50 cali and eX-
anime for themselves. UnGdUlteraie ed
liquors are in demand, sud those VITO
keep them c~oustsutly on hand should Js
known to the trade.
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If you went good old MegiOben whisky,
20 10 Megibben & Bro, Isl Main st.

PLANTATION BTTTERS combine rare
medicinal virtues with s. delicious aroma,
and g flavor g~rsteful 10 the palate. Il Is
purely vegetable, AID in ifs composition
al the requisites Of science have been
eompiied with. 1t is suitable FOR oil
AYES snd sexes. Il is gentle, stimulating
AID soothing. All ~dyspectie disorders
are cured By it, and it repairs and re-
atores natures wasted powers. Plsnta-
tion Bitters ere increasing daily in favor
with ell clssses. Il relieves suffering,
renders life a luxury, brightens the pres
ent, aid throws = hopeful Light on the
future.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SUperiOr TO the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
Al hsIf the price.
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COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.-The Ten
nesses BGsiness College, under the d.
rection Of its able principal, Mr.. I. A.
LeddiD, still continues to deserve the IA.
yor and patronage Of the public. The
most complete course Of practical instruc-
ton can be Obtsined there; the theory
ana sIl the practical applications OF
dOUble-entry book keeping, commercial
and exchange calculations, and business
p-enmanship are taught Ia g superior
manner. No young man should fail to
acquire q knowledge Of these important
branches, az they will be Of the greatest
value to him, no matter what his future
o~ccunRtiOn IN lie may be.
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Dr.. JONES, Of New York city, form
erly chief surgeon OF the Queens Opth-
simic Institute, London, Eng, has ar
rived, and taken rooms 81 the Peabody
Hotel, where he will practice q fortnight.
Dr.. J. stands high ii the profession, and
viii accomplish a great deal OF good IL
orr city. Read his advertisement in az
other part OF the paper.
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VALUABLE CITY AND COUNTRY PROP
ERTY AT AUCTION TO-AiURROW.-The
sale Of real estate tomorrow by Messrs.
Register, Trezsvsrt & Ce., embracing 3
very yslu2bls list Of property, which
will be sold without reserve, should be
attended by all parties in search OF g
safe investment. Sse the advertisement
under auction head.
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HOME PICTUREs.-WhO does not wish
q painting, worthy to appear in any phi
vate parloT, painted by a home artist ?
A lady Of "a city has twenty-five Land
scapes, which display 3 very superior
genils, now on exhibition st Wsde's
book store, Main street. We have care
fully inspected these paintings, and pro-
pose 10 = day or two TO give 3 more mi
mute sketch Of them. Ii the meantime,
let the lovers Of art call at WsGe's, before
one O'Clock p. 10. each day, and examine
for Il smselyes.
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AMUSEAEENTs.
Resume of the Week.

at The New Memphis, Miss Maggie
Mitchell has been playing to crowded
houses IN her great character TOte8. The
first three nights of the week LoTle had
q sp.endid run, filing the house full
eve.y night, eliminating IN 3 grand tri-
u1ph Wednesday night. We gave, on
L -esday last, q sketch OF this play which
lids fair 10 become q rival wherever Miss
Mitehsil goes, OF Function, MdTqOt, PedrL
Of Savoy, or any Of her great characters.
LOTte DIFFERS from any Of these, inasmuch
as 1t is 3 tragady-the only one, we
believe, that Miss Mitchell plays. It
was put on the stsge here with excellent
effect, and took with all classes. On
Friday night, Miss Mitchell took a fare
well benefit, and closed her engagement
last night. She sustained her great repu-
t2tion during this visit, II, indeed, she
did not gather new and fresh laurels, and
she goes away from us as great 3 favoFite
Is ever. Mr.. Collier, too, steadily i'm
proved on acquaintance, and leaves be-
mind him many warm friends and adj
mirsIs, made during his sejOuFn smoag
Us by his gentlemanly bearing and
many good qualities, both on and
of the stage. Next week commences
with Aazeppd, Miss Leo Hudson and
ner Biack B5Eo" being the STATS.
THE GAYETY.-Msaager Ely has
Kept the c1ppers hot" during the past
week, and 4 Glance at Memphis has
drawn crowded houses Of delighted fun
seekers. Mr.. Ely has found his expert
ment a grand success, and car proudly
point to his 'shoW" IS one Of the very
0sst varieties ia the South.
On DIT-Next week is to be prolific
in entertainment, fun growing fast AID
furious, 50 Lent approaches. Among
other pFOjseted G1diTes is a grand vocal
and instrumental concert to be given by
the present and former pupils Of that &C.
cGmpiished DlGitre, Sabatzky. A series
OF tabiesux for the benefit Of st. Lara
rus Church are also spoken Of. Als0 s
concert for the benefit OF the Episcopal
Church at fernando, st which several
local amateurs are to assist.
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joe LCCKE's NEWS STANn, 2564 Man
street, is we'll supplied with re&Ciag Ina
terisi, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and 1OatAly papers, az wei as
magazines and periodicals. All tie
latest news car be obtained st bis m&m-
Icoth stand,
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". H. THOMPSON, who keeps 3 bosrd-
ing house on Court street, had one Geo.
Woods, calOred, up before Squire Nil
ard On a pesCa warrant. Gsorze threat
sned to take the life Of Mr.. Thompson
His honor sent Woods to jail IL default
u bail.
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CHANGE OF NAME-The citizens OF
Grand Junction met, q few days ago, snd
changed the name OF their thriving little
town from Grand Junction to Ashlsnd.
May we never live to see Ashland in
ashes, snd may IL soon have 8 hundred
thousand inhabitants.
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A Cough. Cold or sore Threat requires
Immediate attention, as 2egleet oftsntluEes re-
sUILs IN some tncurabie Lang Disease.
- ERowS's BRONCHIAL TRoC8ES" are = simple
remedy, ana Viii almost Invariably give in
mediale relief
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FIREMAN's FUNERAL.-Cspt. Jack
Reed, whose death we chronicled yes
5erday morning, vas buried yesterday by
ais brother hremen. The display was
very imposing, and the remains were
followed by numerous citiZsns, who
knew and loved the decessed.
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Advertisements in this column Fa6-
1sIed at 10 cents per line, each insertion.
The cheapest and most conspicuous Gd-
vertising kaolgn 20 The newspaper World.
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wsDfe.s-Ciiy and country PaO-
100 EnnNvGBat We are OffgFiBg
P1r typI1ndia siOck Of HOOts,
SIoes ana FEats Hs retail, as tess
than Wholesale prices. satisfy
yourselves by i0GkiGS.
,, 4. HANDLAN AZ Co.
3S9 Main Street.
GOGds not exactly Un style less
than cOES.
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ron GAYosO

Eor Randolph, OsceOla, Hale's Point aid
Gsyoso Landing.
The elegant passenger sfeRmer -
MOLLIE HAMBLETOS, e. Hamp-EZs
ton master, W. r. Paul CLERK, viii cave Msm-
phis as above EVERY TUESDAY and SAfUE-
DAY, at 3 pm. LARRY HARMSTAD. Ag't.
jan Star Wharfhoat. foot MOTIVE g.
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AT LAsri-Hans Margum aud Bud
Patton are both in jsil, without bail, for
highway robbery. They are both in q
fair wsy to 60 the penitentiaTy this time.
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The following kilograms remain unde-
llverei in the Western Union Telegraph
office: w. P. Wright & Co., J. c. and
W. B. Kimball, r. G. BriDkley. Wm.
Vance, Jr., NJ, Griffin, Chas E. Wilson,
y. TaylOr.
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Christian CHUBCH.-Dr. Curtis J.
Smith viii preach al Linden street
Chris tian Church 10 day AZ II 3. M, and
At u D. IN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE The new Church
(SwedsnboTgisn) Society win meet at
ne United States court room, this after
nO3n at three O'Clock.
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TIE funeral services OF the late Col. J.
4 Mcmahon viii be attended today, al
3 O'Clock pm, from 81. PETERS Church.
Carriages In attendance st the church,
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CHANGE OF TIME-Attention is Gale d
TO the change OF schedule on the Missis-
sipDi and Tennessee Railroad. See the
advertisement.
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GENTLEMEE's wooden un~deFshirts znd
drawers al less than cost At B.. Lowers
stein & BTos.
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WAX CANDLES, Family Soaps, Tin
ware, Coal Oil ana Lamps in every vsri-
ETY., a. 0 f. Prescott & Co.'s, 40 Jefer-
sOn street.
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BoOTs AND SHoEs-The Eagle boot
sud shoe store, No. 344 Main street, has
on hand, ct reduced prices, $ splendid
stock OF ladies' and childrsnis wesr Of
CATERS and shoes. Gents fac ssHed
boots at So a pair. A full line OF boots
snd shoes Of ali descriptions and wears.
Call and see before going elsewhere.
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BOoK-KEEPER's SITUATION WANTED
by 3 competent gentleman, who has
kent books for several Ers5-olass houses.
Apply At this Office.
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THANKS We return nur thanks to
Nr. J. Dennis, OF Bradley Landing, Ark,
for a fine Wild turkey. We heartily q, :
or ciate such a present.
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SSN,45l Is


CdAS. A. CLARK.
The Supreme Court, says the Jackson
MSS Clarion, composed Of Judges
ShseklefoTd, Jeffords and Peyton, has
rendered 6 decision in the case Of s. B.
Thomas, Sheriff and Tax Collector Of
Kinds county VS. w. 3. Taylor, which
involves consequences Of the greatest
moment to the people Of the State. It is
to the effect that the issuance Of the
Treasury notes by the Legislature in
1861, Commonly called "Cotton Money"
vas an unconstitutional and illegal pro-
ceeding, which involved no binding con-
tract, and taas the State is not liable for
their redemption. They are, therefore,
under this opinion, utterly worthless.
But the principles of the decision reaches
further. l. virtually ~abrogates ali the
ofigjsl bcts, .Jecrees, Judgments and Or
ders Of tle g. u3ts OF the State, and the
proceedings al under them, from the
date Of secession until the restoration OF
the authority Of the United States. 1t
will unse.tie tides, and Ia many ways
produce q condition Of litigation, con-
truversy and confusion fearful to con-
template. Tne deoision conflicts with
the opinion declared by the predecessors
Of the present JUICES il the 8 of Hill
We. r yl&nd. We learn that 8 motion is
PeGding for 3 new hearing. Since the
above was in type, We learn that a decis-
ion has been pronounced by the court,
through JUICE J=ffords, materially mod
flying the above described effect OF the
previous dschion. We will publish it at
al early day.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

OF the days receipts 6S5 bales came by
the Memphis and Charleston Road, $40
having baen r~eshipped at Grand juno
ton from the Mississippi Central. The
Mississippi aud Tennessee Dad brought
1913, the Memphis and Ohio Road l67,
steamers 1872, and $50 (estimated) by
wagons.
The weeks receipts were II, 562 bales f;
exports 1863 bales. This shows an in
crease in receipts over last week Of 1T32
bales. The months receipts are So, 468
bales, against AZ Ol9 bales received du-
ring the corresponding month last year.
The total receipts to date last year were
1877, SI4 bales, or 1854 bales more than
has been received this season. The stock
on hand at corresponding date last sea-
son was 16. 1874 bales, with MiddliDgs liz
@1stc.
The weekly New York statement is as
follows: Receipts 5Sl5 bales net-18, 405
bales gross. Exports to Great Britain,
1850 bales to the continent, 635 bales.
Weeks Sales, lS.l11. Stock on hand,
by actual count, So 1S5 bales. Receipts
at all United States ports, 80. 600 bales.
Compared with last weeks statement
this shows a falling off of 5000 bales In
the gross receipts an increase of 9Is5
bales in the stock on hand, aud an in
crease Of 10000 bales in the receipts at
al U. s. ports.
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CrHrLEMEN's wcolea uDdershirts q
drawers 81 3. L9wensssiD q Bros. atless
" than cost.
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Sterling Exchange 1O9s for 80 day bills.
A heavy feeling prevailed in stocks to-
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Llwenstein & Bros.
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GRACE CHURCH-Rey. DR.. Brooke,
Peero- Ssrgica. Il O'Clock am, % p.
IL. Sunday Scnool, y an
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To WHOLESALE BUYEBs.-J re-
csiv,7d ol,s rhou-aud UvgFc0Sts from 50
70 SO esch, 81 Walker Bros. 4 Co, %
Man street, Clay Building. Il
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CIosks and shawls at less than cost at
B. LoWeEstsin & Bros.
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II YOU want good old MsgjObsn whisky
go 10 Megibbsn & Bro, 81 Main ST 7
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
hose at cost price at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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WHITE and gray blankets st greatly
educed prices at B. LoWenstein & Bros.

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY. The
bright sun shine and spring-like weather
we are having, reminds all who have
gardens, lawns, etc, that it is time to
plant SIN ubbery and ornamental trees.
By reference to our advertising columns,
It will be seen that the ST. Clair Nursery
OF Illinois, hiss an agency here, where
everything, suitable for any climate, can
be purchased. From q personal acquaiD-
lance with Mr.. Babcock we have no hes
itstion in recommending his nursery,
snd particularly his most excellent va
Iiety Of grape vines.
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STEAM DYERs AND CLEANERs.-Tbos.
II. HuRt & Co, No. 246 Second street.
are prepared TO do al kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes looh as good as bran new, and
that at q coet which, compared with new
ones, is almost nothiDg. BY a new pro-
cess the original lustsr and shape Of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
ann Gentlemen will consult econ
OBly by sending Hunt d Co. their old
garments.
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p. 7. SCRU8Gs,
b. J. SEMMES,
X. j. b L. WIN Y.
IDHN PARK

On motlC0 o. toi. Kerr, the resolution g
were unanimously agreed to.
The Chair then stated, as the deceased
was q distinguished member of the So
clety OF "Old Folks st Home" he would
suggest that the following gentlemen
from the members Of that Society be sp-
RpOiated pail bearers: Z. D. Mclean, J,
Z. TreZaYant, M. C. Cagce, Gen. n. B.
Forrest, Col. Frazier Titus, Col. Sam. 2,
Walker, X J. B. L. Winn, Col, Leon
TrOGsdale, Geo. r. Powell, John Park,
Col. w. l.. Maxwell, NJ. d. L. Stewart,
John ". Taylor.
Col, LsOn TrOusdale made a few re.
marks, stating that he hsd known the
deceased from b0yhood. He had known
him in tue clash Of party conflict, in war
and n peace-he was alike noble In all.
De DOUBTED if the American continent
could produce u man who had q higher
aud nObler and truer conception OF the
rights and dignity Of the press than he.
Col. Walker in q few words alluded to
the intimacy which had existed between
him and his deceased friend, whom he
| owed like a brother; paying 8 high trib-
ute 20 the dee 9ased as an honest and
tIuth-tellingjouTnslist.
Col. d XOn added q few remarks Of a
similar nature.
Ine chair then appointed the following
named gentlemen Of the meeting pail
bearersi j. q. L1nsdals, s. r. Clarke,
II. A. Littleton, BENZ. White, G. II.
Monssrrst, Mles Oven, D. Cockrell, r.
4. Pugh, B. J. Semmes, John Donovan,
Eugene Msgsvaey, John w. Dawson,
NJ. G. Gsliawsy, j. NJ. Heating, L. j.
Dupre, J. J.. DGbose, VIM. II. Taylor,
IL. J. Wight, E NJ. Yerger, J.. c. Bet
It's, J. Csycs Young.
Nr. Heating offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted /:
Resolved, That a committee of three,
to consist OF Col. Sam. P. Walker, Col.
John Donovan, and Col. Nose White
be appointed TO su erintsnd the funeral
Of Col. jesse Il. McMshon, and that
they act ss Msrshals on the occasion.
Ga motion, the meeting then ad-
journsd.
The pail bearers are requested to meet
10 the parior Of the Peabody Hotel to-
Gay st two o'clock.
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II you want good Old Megib5en whisky.
20 to Megibbsn & Bro, Isl Main Sc.
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IF you wsnt good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, 28I Main 81. +
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TEE RIVAL WASHING MAOHINBS.

ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
tB. Lowenstein q Bros.
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IFyou want good old Msgihben whisky,
go 10 Megibben s. Bro 2Sl Main st.
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yFE DAILY APPEAL is delivered BIZ
JahhyM carriers, Segea times a week for
tWeay -fve cents.
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THE CNURTR.

LADIES underwear at greatly reduced
prices st y. Lowenstein & Bros.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FoR VrCKsRuRe.

Regular s. Louis, Memphis and VieksbUrE
US. Mail Paeket-FOr Vickzburg.
LkMLNAE ...--------.. ....---Dan conway master
Tins elegant ana sw.u steamer A.
Will leave 10 above f&
TulS DAY, 3lst inst, at 10 a M
Freight received at 81. LOUIS WharfbOat
jaSI FLEM. CALVEh1. suit.
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IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
go 70 Megibben & Bro, 2sl Main vt.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.

Regular Me@Pns and Ark. RIVE saturday
tscKet-tor Helena, Sapoleon anu PINE bluH-
BLRAUDA--...-..----JOhn Clay comb master
fnis elegant Passenger steamer IS
viii leave ~
MONDAY, February lsk AZ 5 pm
LEW q SuAKPE, AgBnts,
iau No. ~ FrOnt street
Regular Pin RluH Paekst-COnnecfs 81 Pima
Bun with Str. Hamilton for Little Rock.
BERMUDA.----..----.JOhu Clay comb master
rms me passenger packet WILL 50
leave as above, On s
MONDAY, February lsts at 5 Pun
VINSON q DONAHUE, Agents,
ia2T "a Front street
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ATTEND the great reduction sale ct B.
LoWenslein & Bros.
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NOTICES.
ST--FOUN

,TRAY NlULE-Come 10 my house, near sac
Fegnzls GO Iege, on jAs 2tE one DtaSA
Mule. which NE owner can get Dy 2fplSatto1
Block.
rT1ayED on STOLEE-A White Bali Slut
fron Nc. IA Adams street. ANY person
ewing ef her Whereabouts VIII sc
ubers.ly rewarded.
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FcE RIVER.

Regular Memphis snd Arkansas River United
States Mail Packet.
W. A. CALDW ELli-~-...- ...-.- Haines master
rms splsnGid passenger steamer Ii
will leave Tor The aDOVe on -
TUESDAY, February ID, at > pm.
I. A. ENDIG, AgeAt,
j23l G94 Front ST., Musby block.
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WAVES.

ANTED-A WHITE NAN, well recon-
rnaudsu. without ram1y, TO attend q
small place. Apply al the German HatioI al
PAM. jas
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
0mee-Eo. fS jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.
OFFICE HOURS
OF The
SUNDAY AL
VIII be from 10 10 ak and TO Pm.

WIN be nom $ 10 10 a.m- aud 8 70 Sp.n.
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Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet.
FOR Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
EUh1 GlD1O& " O3QBuE4 mastcE
This elegant passenger steamer Sc
will leave z
MONDAY, February Ist at 3 pm
JAS. Il. BUUkNE & 90 Agents,
iaSl No. y jefferson street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
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Regular Louisville and New Orleans Packet
FOR View Orleans.
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TaIs DAY, 3lst inst, at 5 pm.
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