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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-09

Arrival and Departure Of the Malls from
the Memnhls Postofioe.

Chattanooga, Richmond, W~eshlngtony New
York, Baltimore. and al cities hasIa Soutn
Columbus GA. and Montgomery, Ala; all
stsfions on the Memphis and Charleston
Mississippi Central, Mobile and Ohlo, Nash
VILE md Chattanooga and East tennessee
Railroads, arrive al 2;9 PM close al n:A
giro. Chicago, NJ. Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
v3iIe- Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pttsburgs Phfla-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, and all
ftfes North and West, arrive al R;4D pm.
Sew Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vlcks-
rig. Matches and all cities South, arrive at
m; closes at 10: IS am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tonnes
&c, New Orleans and jackson and Southern
afroads, arrive at 3 pm; closes At ~; - pm
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays exceptedD arrive ri
nm; close at 5 pm.
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark
ri-weekly) Monday, Wednesday andFrldayi
.rrtve at 10 am; close at u an
olive Branch and Byhalia. Miss isemi-
xeeklyi Monday and Friday, arrive aI4P.m''
close az 8 pm. v-, Ert5av
arrive a. 10 an; close AT II am.
Little Rock and Helena and all landings on
White river semi-Weekiy Iuesoay anu S@'
nrdgv. arrive at g am; close Al PIN
Pfne Bluh and Helena, and ali landlng5 on
Arkansas river Jri-weeklyl tuesday, IhuIs.
day and Saturday, arrive al am close ats
p.m. ,rf--t.eF,rt rsvar south
ss~emi-weekIy0 Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
At close al 4 pm.
landings on the Mississippi river north,
fsemi-weeklyO Monday and Thursday, arrive
Al Jam; close at 3: so pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, P. NJ.
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REPORT.


CRY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN., September Z, 1863.
{ J. o. Durff, Acting chairman Of Landing
Committees: -
Sir In compliance with your re-
quest | submit the following views as
TO the encrOachment of the Missis-
sippi in front of the upper portion Of
the city. For a period of about
twenty years previous to 1860 the de-
posts in front of the upper landing
had been steadily going on. The
| store line, which was formerly at the
foot of the bluff, had moved out du-
ring that time, at some points, 100
feet. and houses aye now standing,
some or them valuable, where the
largest ). b. formerly fiOated. The
course of the current which produced
these ~accretiOns VAS the Restraints OF
the several currents around and be-
tween the islands about the city. The
principal immediate cause Of the
abraseOus at the city was probably the
closing of the Tennessee chute, which
was probably produced by the change
in the direction Of the current and
cutter of the Tennessee shore above
that by similar changes and cuttings
on the Arkansas shore above, and so
on, alternating from side to side of the
river. Thus a changes at our front and
cut of, for instance, may produce and
effect hundreds of miles below, mQdi
fed, perhaps, by the abraSeOus, and
resulting from the new directions OF
the currents at intermediate points,
two distinct plans seem to present
themselves, by which to prevent the
further encrOaehmeDts of the river,
now amounts TO as much as 800 feet at
some points, one by wing dams and
the other to open the Tennessee chute,
with the hopeOf re-establishing nearly
the same relations of the currents that
existed before its closing, the others
by works Immediately in front of the
city, to defect the current from the
shore or prevent the washing, by COW
ing the slope of the bank with some
material which will not be moved by
the current.
The plRp of making a CUTOFF above
the city by opening the Tennessee
chute or otherwise, Is q much greater
undertaking; will neeessitate encOun-
tering greater physical foFce . be more
OuCCANdhA III 4HS ACoulI99 CiQ nAlEiO dC~
QOmplish too much, 80 as to require
additional works to control the power
of our w creation.
If the original shore line above the
chute could be re-established of mate
rails which would not wash, and the
sEnken boats, which probably accele-
rate the filling, removed, 1t is not
probable the chanAel would reopen, or
that it would remain open, il cut out,
since the current, owing TO changes
above, WOULD not strike the shore at
the same angle, and the head ofIsland
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, September Z, 1869.
To the Honorable the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of Memphis:
Gentlemen: l find on the books OF
my Office that 5. Tate and others, pur-
chasers of the stock owned By the
city of Memphis in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, are in Ahears to
the amount of S42,672, without count
ing Sl5,00U said to have been paid by
said Company to the Bank of IenneS-
see, which the city has never received.
l would recommend the appoint
ment Of a special committee to take
the matter in hand, and force the par
ties 10 comply strictly with the agree
ments and terms of the contract, or
submit 10 a forfeiture of the stock,
which the Board of Mayor and Alder
men have a right to declare in the
event purchasers do not comply with
the provisions of the contract.
The purchasers have not, in my
Judgment, complied with the plain
meaning Of the agreement, which re-
quires them TO protect the coupon in
terest as il falls due semi-annually.
They say they have to purchase past
due coupons 70 make good the amount
they should have paid promptly, thus
assisting in the breaking down Of the
eity's credit by throwing a debt on
her that they should have paid them
selves, and thus enabling them to dis
charge their Indebtedness to the city
at from twenty-five TO thirty per cent.
discount, which should have been
paid IN par funds, But even
with this advantage claimed
by the purchasers, they fail To
keep their interest paid up and permit
fOrty-twO or forty-three thousand dol
lars of past-due Indebtedness to re-
main out on the market and augment
the already large amount Of outstand-
ING CITY securities, but for which we
might at the time be collecting the atty
tax i'm money and paying our own in.
debtadness IN cash. Some ofthe party
composing the company who bought
the stock have paid up 10 fill all they
owed on account of said stock, got the
larger portion has been paid in the
manner here set forth, turning about
25 per cent. Of the aLQoRnt on the
shoulders of the city,
In almost every case where the par
ties have made purchases of bonds, to
hand over to the city as per agree
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THE wide awake readers Of the AP,
PEAL will observe that to-day a rare
chance is given to make a small III
Vestment turn out handsomely in the
purchase of the lot to be sold at :
O'Clock this morning by Messrs. Roys-
ter, Irrelevant & Co., on the premises,
at the corner Of Lauderdale and Jack
o streets. Get your breakfast early
and be on hand for the first choice.
The property is valuable, the title per
feet aud the sale positive. Now Is
vOur time,
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SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES TO
READ@Our Mr.. b. LOwenstein, who
has been in Europe for the past four
(4) months, will return on Friday
next and open for the inspection of
the Ladies a handsome line Of Black
and COlOred Silks and Satins, Velvets,
Laces, Trimmings and Velvet ClOaks.
Mr.. LOwenstein has visited all the
celebrated manufactures on the con-
tinent and feels>satisfied that for rich
ness and variety they cannot be
equaled in this market. Some Of the
styles belong exclusively to ourselves,
and we invite all who wish to look at
handsome goods, and at prices lower
than they can be found elsewhere TO
call on the day mentioned. We have
already received by express a few
pieces of Black Silks of our own i'm
pOrtatiOns which will be opened this
morning and sold very cheap.
3. LOWENSTEIS & BROS.
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Business NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual on ner or employee of this
Office will be paid at u counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per
so1- HEATING, ENGLISH d Co.
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To LITTLE Rock IN TwENTY-FOCR
HOURs.-The General Agent and Su-
perintendent Of the Little Rock Rail-
road announces that on and after
Monday next passengers by this line
will be carried through to Little Rock
in twenty-fOur hours, with only thirty
miles of staging on u good road. This
sounds well and bespeaks the speedy
completion of the railroad that,
above all others, is an absolute neees-
sity to the growth and prosperity OF
Memphis. HO! for Little Rock.
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Personal.

Mr.. David BidwelI, Of the firm OF
Spaulding & Bidweil, lessees of the
New Memphis Theater, is in the city
on his way to New Orleans.
Martin Griffin, Esq, Cashier OF
the German National Bank, returned
yesterday from Il brief visit to st.
Louis.
Mr.. John Ainslie and family, who
have been absent on a visit TO Mis-
souri, for some weeks past, win arrive
at home this morning on the Belle st.
Louis.
Mr.. Henry Farmer, who has been
i'll OF variOlOid for some days, is recov-
ering.
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AZ Told Hem which formerly served to
divide the current, has been washed
away. If the physicaldifiicuItie nee
essary to change the current were
overcome and the cutoff made,E it
would be exceedingly difficult to con-
troll both the amount and direction of
the water coming through, so that it
should neither wash nor fill. II it
should fill it would be only less inju-
rious than the cutting, and might eff
feet the entire front of the city.
AS l am not yet in possession OF all
the facts, local and general, bearing
on the question Ishall not in this pa
per attempt to give an estimate of the
amount of material or cost of the
work, but from the facts at hand will
express the opinion that operations at
the place where the abrasiOns are TAX
ing place, such as building short piers
or jetties into the river or facing the
slope of the bank with stone by
dropping loose blocks near the shore
and permitting them to slide down
until they obtain firm footing at the
bed of the river, will be found to give
more certain results.
Many other means have been tried
with success on other rivers, such as
piles, bundles of facines and locks, or
panniers filled with sand and gravel,
some of which are entirely impracti-
cable and Others of doubtful utility in
this instance, because of great depth
Of the water and strength of the cur
rent.
There is nothing that falls within
the provinces of engineering that pre-
sent greater difficulties or produces
more uncertain results than an inter-
ference with the complicated natural
causes which control the regium OF
rivers, and no works ought TO be at
tempted until all of the facts bearing
on the question have been obtained
by a careful survey and soundings.
In this instance 1 think we should
also carefully collect all of the infor-
nation with regard to work of a SINH
lar character which have been con-
structed on the Mississippi river.
Respectfully,
J. II. HUMPHREYS,
City Engineer.
Upon motion the report was re-
eeived and ordered to be published.
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PRrvILEsE COLLECTORS REPORT.
OFFICE TAX COLLECTOR ON PRIVILEGES,
MEMPHIS, September l. 1869.
Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen:
Gentlemen: The collections Of the Office
for the month Of August, amounted to
Sll,T5i. / am, very respectfully. ETC.,
il. CHANDLER,
Tax Collector on Privileges.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a
font Of long primer type nearly new,
s~uitahlejer a country weekly. For
price apply or address APPEAL office.
HEATING, ENGLISH d Co..
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Die Modenwelt, Leslie's, Demorest,
Peterson, Godey's Lady's Magazine,
Harper, Galaxy, Lippincott, New Ec-
lectic for September, besides a host of
other sporting, phunny, rural, lite
rary, police, scientific, Irish, German
and French weeklies, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisville, Nashville and New
York dailies, Stationery, etc, etc.
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FOR v%ICKsBURG.
United States MaiI---FOr vicksburg

ONE of the Compauy's fine Pas IT,
" senger steamers will leave OnE-
the following days, making all WAY land
ings between Memphis and Vieks5urg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, SepG4 at 5 Pm.
RUBICON, MONDAY, Sept. 8. ats pm.
LUMINARY, SATURDAY, sept II, at 5 pm. =
JULIA. MONDAY. Sept. Is, at 5 pm
Freight received az the ~. Louis WharfbOat.
sci FLEM. CALVERT. SupL-
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours Of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from s am. TO
10 pm, and we hope our advertisers
viii conform to this rule.
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HOTEL, STEAMBOAT, REsTAURANI
ANno OYSTER SALOON KEEPERS will
End Worcestershire Sauce and To
mato Catsup by the gallon, and Jel-
lies in six pound cans, at John Lilly's,
No. ISL Main street.
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ehaneery Court.
ALsroN. cLEEK AsD nAsrER.

A. ALsrOS, CLEEK , MASTER.
The Clerk and Master requests that
the attorney having the papers In the
case of T.. L. Beleher, admir-, vs. ID.
Wickersham ct al, will return them i'm
mediately to the Office. All files OF
papers from the Chancery Court in the
hands ofattorneys must be returned
10 the office at once, as the clerk is de
sirous TO re-arrange the same in the
rule and hearing departments.
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FoR L POINT.
HALE's POINT TRI-WEEKLY PAcKrT

COMMENCING ON OR ABOUT THE FE
TEENTH OFSEPTEABER-
TNHE Memphis and St. Louis L.
Il Packet Co. viii run their dneA
ssde-wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSEPH,
between Memphis and Hale's Point, leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, viii lsave
Hsle's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at u o'clock m, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY w. SMITH, President
FLEN. CALYEnT SunerInIendant "
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Bills of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars tC
Oan on collateral at Bob GrindrOd's,
43 and Al Beal street. Ellen Grindrod,
proprietor.
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JOSEPH J. LEvETr ( Co.-This, the
oldest shoe house in the city, is out in
an advertisement this morning in
wiling country dealers and merchants
TO inspect their stock of goods. We
have pleasure in re-endOrsing this
house to our friends. Their location
is 1896 Main street, near Union.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
Memphis and Pine Bluff Packet.

GUIDoN Rice. Master
THIS elegant steamer willleave IL
Memphis on WEDSESDAYs-
september Bsh. and will ply regularly q I
BIufT she Is Owaed BY the ADD
planters along the lower Arkansas, and Will
paw especial attention to all cuisine en-
trusted 10 her A freights should be JhipPed
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
au9 No. I Promenade street.
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EreRs ErarHER GNp susIsEss.

Ozark, Guidon.
RIVERS WEATHER n BUSINESS.
NASHVILLE, September 3.-The
weather is fair and cool. The river i.
rising slowly.
CAIRO, September S,-Up-Bee,
am; Julia, z pm.
DOwn-Niek LOngworth, 5 pm.
The river fell three inches. The
weather is clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, September S.-The
MinneOla Is aground on the Portland
bar.
ST. LOUIS, September 8.-Arrived-
Continental. Departed-City of Cairo.
New ORLEANS, September s.-Ar.
rived, Pauline Carroll from St. Louis,
and the BarrOnquiIla from Pittsburg.
Departed, Commonwealth and No
hawk fOrSt Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September 8.-The river
Is falling steadily,
LOUISVILLE, SeptemberS.-Theriv
er is still falling, with 3 feet l inch in
the canal.
The river at this point is on the de-
cline, having fallen : inches in the
past 81 hours, being y feet 7 inches
OtESN tic nigh WalCI A4dGh Vi 1901
Business at the levee was very dull
yesterday. The weather was less
bleak than on Tuesday, and the sun
shone clear most of the day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Ozark, Capt. H. BIasdell, leaves
this afternoon for White river and all
points to JacksonpOrt. She is an ex-
cellent steamboat.
The Dan Able viii soon be on the
track again under her old commander
Capt. Lee. She viii make three trips
per week to Friar's Point.
The White river packet, Fairy
Queen, Capt: Ellis, leaves for Devalis
Bluff and Little Rock tomorrow
morning at 10 am. Capt, Larry
Harmstad is her agent, as he is also
for the Nick L0ngworth, which passes
down to-day,
Red River, between Alexandria and
Shreveport, is enjoying a fair stage OF
low water navigation. Up freights
are taken from New Orleans and ear
ried at high water rates-75c for dry,
and 81 90 for wet bbls, and passage
$40.
The r. Z. Lee commences to load at
Cairo to-day, and leaves there on Sat
urday.
The StonewaIl leaves st. Louis to-
day, bound South.
The first new boat for the Arkansas
Packet Company leaves Cincinnati on
the 10TH inst.
Capt, S. o. Heinenway has char
tered the T. d. Hine to run in the Y.
o. and lower coast trade. Capt. H.
is well known here.
The Lizzie Gill leaves st. Louis to-
day.
The Ozark was receiving liberal
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BROOKS, NEELY It CO,-The partic-
ular attention of planters, country
merchants and others is directed to
the card of this eminently reliable
house, 276 Front street. They have
a fine and well selected assortment
of goods on hand, purchased from
manufactures and first hands, and put
up in packages attractive and satisfac-
tory to the buyer. Country merchants
will find it to their advantage to
give Brooks, Nicely Il Co. a call,
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The German National Bank Of this
ity sells foreign exchange on all the
principal cities of Europe at New
York rates.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
BELLE ST. LOUIs----.~.-St. Louis, 8 pm.
OzARK---..--.--..--,W White river, JPN.
GREAT REPURLIC New Orleans, 5 pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer @. W. Cheek, Frisr's Point.
Gladiola, Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer O.. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Lady Withaup. st. Francis river.
Gladiola, Red river,
IN PORT.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE!!! OF
Dry Goods; Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, etc, this Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock, by
GOTTLIEB l. EZEKIEL,
Corner Second and Adams streets.
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H. WApE & Co., 2s7 Main street,
two doors north of the Peabody HO-
tel, are extensive wholesale and retail
dealers in School Books, Sabbath
School Books, Law and Medical and
Miscellaneous Books generally, They
are large dealers, also, in Blank Books,
Writing Papers and Envelopes.
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REPORT oP LUMBER INSPECTOR.

Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen:
Gentlemen: 1 have measured and in
spected during the mont ending August
81, 81, IA feet OF lumber. Fees for same,
SIS 70. VI. ROLAND,
City Lumber Inspector.
Memphis, Sept. l, 1863.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Seed, safetr and comfort..Eniott Line.

Memphis and White River z. :. Mall PACKET,
For Helena Frisr's Point, Devalls Biun,
Little Rock, Hot springs, Searcy, Des
Arc. Augusta and Jackson port.
EGAL IENDER----JOhn ID. Elliott. master
This nrst-class s~ide-wheeI pas IT.
senger steamer viii leave as bOVeA
EVERY at o'clock pm
with steamer MoIlie Graft fOrsll
points on Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER Agents,
Promenade andJedersOu Sts., opp. Landing.
aug2i
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
keep on hand all the Books used III
the Public Schools, and sell them at
small advance on their cost, for cash.
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
call the attention of merchants and
book-keeperS to their large and choice
stock Of Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, etc.
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THE Belle Memphis one Of the
most popular saloons in the city, will
to-day make a new bid for public
favor, and spread, from Toto l2o'cloek,
a magnificent lunch, Remember the
place" Belle Memphis ii Adams
street, A, BOHMs, PROP.
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SOUTH MARKET MASTERS REPORT.
MEMPHIS, September 1, 1863.
Hon. Board of Mayor and Aldermen:
Gents: Ny collections for the month Of
August, 1863, amount to S5GI 25.
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. BORNER,
Market Master South NJ. Market.
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II =" - = u =
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 4, 1863.
Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aldermen:
NY collections for August, amoun to
e, 2Gg so. Respectfully,
ROBERT GOODE, Wharfmaster.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, Of Wiggans d Thorn, Manuiactur-
en-, z33 Main street, Clay Building.
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For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAvELERS OR EMIGRANTS going to
IL Arkansas or Texas should cross therreR
at this point on steameF SO
MN4rL
to Cheeks Landing. -Four miles of Gnd
traTsl saved boat makes four TIPS 4ApT.
sePZ
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NOTICE.-All draymen who have
paid to John League their State and
county tax upon drays, will bring
their receipts TO me that they may be
turned over TO our attorneys for col
lection. Parties who have lost their
receipts will give in their names 50
that the money may be collected.
By order OF the Committee.
I. W. ODONNELL,
Pres't Draymen's Association.
Evening papers CODY one time.
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FOR ST. LOUIS
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Nail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS CAIRO ATD
ST. LOUI9

ST. LOUIG
ONE OF rs COmpany's fire Pas IL
sengsr Steamers viii leave asE
fOilOwsi
JULIA, MONDAY. sept 8. at S pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY,. Sept. :. pm
BELLE ST. LOUIS. THURSDAY. sept. 9, S pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY, Sept. 10, at PM
CITY or CAIRO. SATURDAY, Sept. II, st5p-n.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs MRfn
street. FLEM. CALVERT. SupT.
SAN Q. WAVE. Ticket Agent. sep5