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BOATS LEAYINa rHIs pA
DEPARTURES.
Ryess. wEaTgEs AND BUSINESS.


cINctNNATI, October ls.-The river is
stationary, with 7 feet in tho channel.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, October ls.-DoWn-St. Joseph
0, Lady Gay 10, and Rubicon II last night
Waunita IL am; Lawrence l PM Rich
mond 3 pm. Olive Branch noon; Luulin-
airy 2 pm; City of Cairo 3 pm. The
river has fallen inches. The weather is
clear and cool.
The steamer Revolution, a Cairo and
Mound City packet, exploded her boiler,
killing woman.
louisville, October Is.ARiver failing,
with 8 feet, 10 inches in the canal, and is
declining NJ Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
Up-Sam Halo and Argosy. DowR-R.
G. Gray. The weather is cloudy and cool,
Sr. LOUIS, October lS.-Departed-f.Alla
st. Louis. The river is falling, with 81
feet TO Cairo; also declining above. The
weather IL cloudy and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, October IS.-Arrived-
Indiana, from Louisville; Peytona and
bsrges.
MEAPHis GAS WORKS, October IS.
Phe riVer declined 3inches in The pre-
vious tweuty-four hours. 1t stood q feet
4 inch below the high water mark Of
1867 this morning.
White river is falling, with Ave feet 10
Augusta. The Arkansas is low. 1t has
less thaniS0 inch0s to Little Rock and IL
inches to Fort Smith Weather clear.
Business very good. All Of eur local
packets will 20 put with excellent trips.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major Mart Walt yesterday purchased
Capt. Bill Hard1iekis half interest Ia the
Hslailton, and now owns the whole boat.
She will, therefore, not load for Yazoo
river at present. No decision has, as yet,
been arrived at about the trade she Will
enter, but it will be definitely known to-
dav or tomorrow. She is a good low
water packet, and suitable for any OF oar
small rivera. She may 20 to Red river,
bat will probably go TO the YazOo.
We are assured by, n OF tho Messrs.
| Larkin that they had nothing Whatever
TO DO With the desertion of a lot Of labor
ers. intended for the Little Rock Rail-
road, on Saturday last. Mr.. l.. says he
did not hire one 81 these mon, and would
not dc so. We set him right with pleas
ura, and wish We had the names Of those
who did entfce these men away, that WI
might show them up IN their true colors.
Capt. Sam Shock and Clarence Hall
have formed a partnership, and VIII here
after run the passenger agency business
at No. 5 Promenade street. They viii, as
usual, devote themselves 10 the interests
OF their patrons on the river.
The Linton leaves to-day foE the AR
kansas, on arrival OF the Wauanita.
Capt. ReasOner is master.
The Richmond has been aground Al
Hat Island. Dick Lightburne pot q dis
patch from her al Cairo. saying she would
be here positively this evening, and leave
for New Orleans at s pm. She Is The
famous low-pressure passenger packet,
safe, elegant and swift, Capt. j. sfui
Seal u Der popular master, and John
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n ,tlces viii be inserted in this Column at
10 cents per line, each Insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SoCuREEoPAYi-SHAKK NO inconsistency
ToHIcsyrup cures hills n Fever, or money
refunded. sold by WV. Wnkerson & Co, c
c. Ward a Co, Goodyear 4 Falls, NJ. Rose. q
Main, and all Druggists.
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In 0. E. DIRECTORY

9xYoso E~ScAXPsEST. Nos, |. 90 F-meets
on tbs lst and Sd Thur day nights OF eSen
month, et7k o'clock. A. F.llaY VIA, CP.i pc.
Trader, II. T.: Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
NFNPAI5 LoDGE No. 6-ineets every tuesday
night. at ~ O'Clock. J. WsWaynesDnrg. "
O.: 1T. Campbell. v. O.; ThOs. Motel, Sec'y,
CVrCKAsAW toDGE. No. emeets every Mon
dnv night at ~ O'Clock. J.E. Russell. y.
Alexander Hum, V. G.; c. Walter, Record
ing Secretary.
moest on lst Friday nichtin each month,
at : O'Clock. 2. q. II. Il. Pugh, y. G.; Mrs.
W. l.. McL5freSh, Sec'y.
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NortcE IN

United States of America, 80
| Western District OF Tennessee,
THIS Is TO give notice ihqt on the i5th day
OF October. Al, ls6a. a WaFrantin Bank
| ruptGy Vas issued against The estate of
q. ". SESSION.,
| OF the Sounty of shelby and State oi
| Tennessee, who has been adjudgcd
| q bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment OF any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrupt, 10 him,
| or for his use, and the transfer of any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law; that a
| meeting of the creditors OF sad bankrupt "a
| prove their debts, aud u choose one or more
| asslgnsea of ms estate, VIII be neld At n Court
| Of Bankru ptey TO be holden at No. $50 Main
| street, Memphis, Tennessee, before Hon. .J,
| Latham. Register, on the Stn day Of NO
vemher. A.D,, 1853, at 10 o'clock am
Msmphls Tenn, 10th day Of October, AID,
1870 J. N. TOMENY,
limited Stated Marshal. rs Messenger,
oeIT Western District OF Tennessee.
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Yesterday the following jadgnent.
9ere taken;
Flsch & Co W Bloss-Judginent Tor plain.
tia, Sl625 q.
Evans vs. Coolidge-lAdgnent Tor plain
tiff SOC "a HMnaHf
S75-Lihdzuer &c afvs J B&A 3 TAYLOR
Judgment for plaintiffs, $I94S SO
2276-Wolcott, smith & Co vs. Coleman ei
azjudg2n't for plaintiffs, S2O7s Sf
The cases set for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
At No. 2199, through the list OF cases pub
lishod Tor yesterday and the c,lses set FOL
trial to-day on the calendar, as pillows;
22s2-Edwsrds W. Larkin.
I 22SS-Whoaton & Co vs. Mickle & Co.
ZSEPfau ct al VS. Wolf.
2zS5-Humes Ell al vs. Walton.
Z1s6-Hill, rsceiysr, vs. Hitzheld ct al
&s7-Hiii, receiver, vs. Jones ct 81.
2253-Uill, receiver. Us Stemkuhi
Z90-Hill, receiver, vs. Lapham.
22Sl-Hil, receiver. vs. Watering.
1 2292-Dunean vs. Williams OF al.
I 22g3-Ford VS. Lafkin.
229EFord vs. Larkin.
! 22g6=Mead VI GRyoEo Savings Inst.
225-Mead vs n. Il T. K. X. Cnn1any.
2lg7-Block, kramer q CO. = 4. & III. s
S. Company.
22e6-Lake vs. EnsIy, Ir.
299-Plummer VI Plummer.
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FOR RENT.

n elegant residence. NO. lS3 Second street.
a containing nin roomsi n good condition.
Apply 20 J. 7. CAsrLEs- No. A Madison street.
TOR RENT.-A Ice HOUSE, containing
i rooms. in g desirable neighborhood, OF
corner Poplar and Orleans Inquire AZ -
A~daInsstreet. locl2l MARTIN DAL1.
EoR RENT-The largo Store House No. -
4 rrorf street W. J. CHASE,
sels g Poplarstrset
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NOTICE IN

United States Of America,
Western District Of Tennessee.
THIS Is 70 give n6tice that on the 18th day
/ of October AID. 1859, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
A. Z. BELTS,
OF Memphis, in the county Of Shelby and
state Of Tennessee, who has been ~adiudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition that the
pavment Of any debts and delivery OF any
property b~eiongingto such bankrupt, TO him
or for his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty by him are forbi ideR by law that q
rupt. to prove their debts and 70 choose ons
OF more assigneeS Of his estate, VIII be held
al q Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 he holden at No
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, before
Hon, T. J. Latham, Register. IN the gth day
OF November. AID, 1853, at 10 O'Clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, 18th day OF October, AID.
1869. J. 81. TOMENY,
United states Marshal, as Messenger,
ociT Western District Of Tennessee.
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH Bic.

ERNEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet mo
Junction 4th Wednesday In every moe
r. Mellersh, Secretary.
CAsPHLA COUNCIL OF PRINCES OF JERUSALEM
18th, No. ben. X. Pulien, 32d, Tarsh-'-; a
Z. FARMLAND. SD, Recorder.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CEoIx, 18th, No
L Charles W. Ad. ms, I'D, N. W.; H.
TomHnson, 83d, Sec.
ED~UPLEssEIs COUNCIL OF R-H, 5Oth
No. Henry p. Woodward, I'D, Comm
William I. CtrOde, 32d, Rec.
COSsIsTORY oF WEST TENNESSEE, I'D. Joni
Ainslie, SD, Comm in Chief; Dodge c
Trader god. Reg
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1859.

LODGE6.
Sor7Tu MEMPHIS. No. Ils-meets 2d Friday OF
each month-Ha1 cor. Madison and Second.
Al Wheeler, W. M: Ben. K Pullen, Sec
ANGERoSA, No. lG-meets lst Monday IN eV-
cry mouth, At Odd-Fellows Halt corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. NJ John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCoTT, No. 2e-meets LIST Friday OF each
corner Madison and Seeond-
II W. Mitchell, w. M 8 StuFra sec.
DFSoro. No. 29GmeetS Sd Friday OF each
Observation-Disclosures Hall P u. Stanley
". NJ; Z. W. shelton, Sec.
R-ILwtSNIEG, No. 4th FRIDAY oi
each moDth-at South Memphis Hal, cor
nor Of Madison and Second John Ainsller
". NJ: B. h. Pullen, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PFSS CuAPTER, No. 2-Ineets I'd Monday OF
each month-Odd-Fellows' Hall. D. c. Ira
der. N. Z. Il. P; c. g. Locke, Sec.
Z. AND {. NJ g
EuREKA n No. meets 81 Monday oil
each month-Odd-Fellows Hall John Zent
Tn Ill; Nj. Wiggin. Rec.
TKAPLARS-
CYRESE CoMMASDERY, No. Emeets 4th Mon
day of each month John Gent, Conn., NJ
Wtwgln. Rec
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B~EAUTIFUL HAIR DRESSI
NorIcEIN sANKRueTcY.

united States Of America.
Western district OF Tennessee.
TNHlS il 10 give notice that on the 18th day o
October. AID, 1863, a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF
:. d. MCCLURE,
of Memphis, in the county Of Shelby an'
state Of Tennessee, who has been adiudged
bankrupt, on his own petition that the pay
ment OF any debts, and delivery OF an
property belonging TO such bankrupt, to him
or Tor his use, and the transferO Of any propert!
by him are forbidden by law; that alneetiugo
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prov
their debts. and to choose one or more as
signees OF his estate. viii be held al g Geur
OF Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at 30. $50 Nab
| street. Memphis, Ienntssee- before hon, tt
| Latham, Register, on tue lCth day Of NOvein
| bsr. An. iSA, af 10 Q'eiocE am.
Memnh Tenn. 18th day OF October. =. d.
1863. J.. N TOMENN,
United States Marshal, as Messenger,
oclT Western District OF Tennessee.
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BANKEupT NOTICE.


Memphis. Tenn. October 2, 1859.
In the District Court OF the United states
for the District Of West Tennessee. In tn
matter otis. shaw. Bankrupt
To the creditors OF the above named Bank
Take notice, that a general meettpg Of ths
creditors OF said bankrupt win De held ~ VT
Office of T. ]. Latham, Esq, Register, In thi
CITY or Memphis, In said District, on the 18th
day Of October, 1859. at 30o'elock am
oc3 o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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TO-DAY.
Tai, is Opening Day at Esnksn Brothers

To-day. Menken Brothers will open
their latest impOrtatious from Paris, com
nrisinr laces. shawls. silks, and 4 hOus-
and and one articles, for tho manufacture
OF which France is famous. Mr.. MAJ
Nenken. who has Just returned from
FuroDe, selected with the greatest care,
.ortais market, such articles as he thought
most likely to suit the ladies Of Memphis
with whose taste and wishes he Is familiar,
from wears Of experience. \ gentleman
Of culture and good taSte. ar. MenNun
has procured a variety such as must sat
isfv the most particular and fashionable.
T. Il expected that, Of course, The ladies'
viii be ont in crowds to-day, and that The
handsome store Of the Menken Brothers
will be filed from morning I'LL night with
b beauty and fashion Of Memphis. The
most polite and gentlemanly clerks will
be in attendance, ready TO assist buyers
in the selection Of articles such as VIII
suit. The BedOuin cloak, which Is nov
an the rage in Europe, as well as AmerieA,
may be seen here In most bewltchlng va
riety. indeed. we doubt hat the most fas-
tidious taste will be able 10 make choice
where all are equally beautiful and pretty
But we cannot say more to-day. We al
wise our lady friends to be In attendance
and we advise them TO make their par
chases thus early in the season. before the
stock Is picked over, n the best and
choicest goods are selected. Don't Jorge
10 20 TO Msuken Brothers to-day. Re
member this is their opening day.
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IacaNE ASYLuN.

~ vrxCENTs RsTITUTbaS F0E IL
FUNDED by the sisters o. Charity ~
~ Ia. ISIS. It - private and nrs1-clA4n
~ arrangaraeEts md accoulmocaloA
o~er1enfE or bcth sexes and OF Al GO
-o-ntnaffons are received also those a1@lrtcA
- taking Opium or other
eess and dssire to correeA 49, 91ssTI<
apply 70 Dr. :. K hAbDQ& " @rZ
sEFEaIQk
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10 Cotton Planters & Stock Ralssrs

'THE Memphis on Company wish 70 pur-
u chase, during next fail and winter, q
large quantity Cotton Seed, FOR Whiehrthey
win pay the market price, fnrniahs sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform Fairbanks scales. They ureetnsir
friends not % store their Seed In largs glen7
or injured bssHRATrSe. Pianters Hle1
TO- make contracts for delivery Of SEED W.
please call at Oh Work, Center LandlnS
tieF, IA
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SALE.
CHANCERx Sale
-oH-
Tuesday, November 2, 1869.

lanes G. Anderson ct ais.-Ex Parte Petition,
Nc. 2l0SAhancery Court Of Memphis.
ny virtue OF an inferlocutory decree In this
- cause, I will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Mas
ter's ONCE, in the cityof Memphis, Tenn ,On
Tuesday, November z 1863, within legal hours,
the following Real Estate, to-yit:
"A certain tract OF land lying and being IN
the county of Shelby and State OF Tennessee
whereon James G. Anderson, ST., resided Al
the time OF his death, and known a. bis
homestead, near to or upon the waters Of
Nonconnah creek, containing $50 acres.
Before the day Of sale the above. tract vii
be snbdivtded INTO several small tracts.
Terms OF Sale-One-th1rd cash, balances on
q credit Of one and TWO years; notes with Sc
OF sale, and lien retained till paymeatoft tbs
purchase money.
seq sA4s1VS, Y 2 d,
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FOR SALE.

Dog-Tmported Pointer, thoroughly bro
Ken. Owner abouttO leave city. inquire
q SR Jefferson street. OeLo
= AND-So Acres of Rich And Valuable
= Land. YIN seven miles QorlE OF Mem
mis- o. the Mississippi River Railroads. 70
g sores in cultivation.
N. COLEMAN,
ok - Front street.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOCsE
~ MEMPHIS September - Ad8I
MERCHASVra AEaFHI8@Gk>rLA
above Houses are o open 20 1ecsits Sn4
hEyver viii he efVen. To ny old patr0qf re-
mrn YOU nv thanks; FOR the usuret Esisr
you TO the past long ekpef.sees. y
- a T-fr capacity and conTenionca u1e-
aisoia8 Rsies sams as hrst-ciass hog6A
aal- - .I---o
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BUSINESS NoTIcE.-So contracts or OBJ
Ii-ations assumed or made by any indi-
ytduA owner or employee Of this office,
Nill be paid at or cOunter or recognized
Is an Offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle It
himself in person.
KEATING. ENGLISH & 60.
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Munlolpal CaurL...Iudae Fouts.

MuhiCipdi OSsEA"-sno3o fVuto'
The following verdIcts were found yes
terday:
The State vs. Cobb, larceny; verdict OF
Jury, guilty, and period OF imprisonment
liked at one year in the penitentiary.
The State Va Nancy HaWley, assault
and battery; verdict Of jury, guilty; fine
imposed by the Court.
Tint cases OF the state againHt the magis-
trates for refusing to make reports, etc,
were dismissed and indictments quasbed.
To-day the following cases will be tried:
4382-State VS. Lee, larceny.
fAll-State VS. johnson, larceny.
4374-Stste VS. Boone, larceny.
4376-State VS. Hooks, larceny.
3272-Statev VS. Swan, larceny.
4l92-State VS. Willard
4076 to 40S5-State VS. GsinDr, keeping
house Of il-fsme.
In the case Of the State VS. Raines, lar
ceny. tried last evening, the jury returned
a verdict, and nxeG the pe'iOd of i'm
~prisonment at me year in the peniten-
tiary.
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eha9eeFy cogEt---kistOa, Clerk and Master.
The rsgumsnt Of eoansel IN the con
tested election case Of Hunter vs. Smith
was heard yesterday before Chancellor
Harris, but not concluded. II will be fur
Their heard on argument to-dey. John
Bullock, Esq, addressed tbs court ON be-
half oftha complainant. he viii be fol.
lowed by Messrs. Richards and Rortrecht
to-day for the defendant, and the argu-
ment viii be closed by Z. N. Yelger, Esq,
or Col, Bullock.
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WANTED.
VURTTE GIRL.-At SOL Adams street, TO
Nv house work. ocl

VTTRrTE GIRL.-At sol Adams street, TO do
w house work oeB
oALEsNAN-In a Dry Goods House, who
y can control a large planters trade ron
81 Francis county, Arkansas; also, a sales
man Who can control 8 large trade from Crit
tsudeu AID Philips counties, Arkansas. Nont
SgIRrv no obiecs. provided the RIGHT men caf
De ootAinsd Apply al rs Main street.
nARTNER-A man acquainted with husi.
ness. WOO has a Few hundred dollars ant
can furnish good references, viii and an excel
lent opportunity 10 engage "a hEslnesS 10y
c-iHnE. for three days. al the Comunercia
hotel. room :. j. y. NEh AAAk.
nOON-A gentleman and wife wish q rooIa
II not above the second door, and board !i
q privars family, for the winter. Address n
Sc this once.
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CITY NEWS s.

To PRIHTEHs.-We have for sale a font
q Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for q country weekly. For price, apply OF
sddrsEs APPEAL Office.
KFATING. ENGLISH & co.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

nIAMOND PIMA Diamond BreFst-p!n.
ID he upper half in form Of g ser1t-ctrcular
carve and tho lower hair straight IAe
--ca Ucly
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J. r. 8. Gnlilsnd, Esq, OF the boot and
shoe house Of GOodbar q Gilliiand, who
has been suffering fromneurslgia for some
months, returned on Sunday from the
Hot Springs entirely recovered.
We have automatically omitted to
ention heretofore that Mr. N. Coronus.
Of the well known cotton house ofN. Cor
ronna & Co., returned home q few DAYS
ago from a visit 70 the principal Eastern
purchase heavily Of ne staple this ssasOs.
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LETIER Isl.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postofice and not deliv-
cred by carriers Yesterday
All letters directed to street and numbers,
Will be delivered promptly by.carTiers.
LADIEs' LIST.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB NEW ORLEANS.

FOB NEW UHLEANc.
FOB NJ. OR6@ANH,
The Clipper and Paiatial Passenger steamer,
- LADY GAY. -
Isaac James. Master. owen Oafes..--.CIsrk
VIII leave TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBURSE, Agent,
ociS 4 Jefferson street.
FOR NJ. ORLEANS
The swim and Luxurious Passenger Steamer
- RICHMOND,
Slut eaf.A.--Maste John Brooks--~..CTeTk
viii leave THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
RICHD W. LIGHTBURSE, Agent,
ocly No. Jefferson street.
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wRAFPrSa PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity OF wrapping paper cheap
ior cash, on application al the APPEAL
oouutiuu room.
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The argument OF counsel IN the case Of
the State W. J. b. SheitonLmurder-
closed last evening. A verdict was not
rendered BY the jury up 10 q late hour.
To-day tbe State docket will be called az
u-ual.
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Ora stock OF Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods il How complete.
I. w. JOHNSTON & Co,
SAT hfain street.
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GoU can nowEst aR-opportunity Of how.
ing your winter stock of Peanuts, by call
ing on 0. r. PRESCOTT,
40 Jefferson street
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
EPacket ~COmpyz
UNITED STATES MAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT.


lUyRoM AND AFFER THIS DATE THIs
4 Company will run THREE boats a week
ton ofthe new boats he following beats VIII
constitute the line:
THOMASH q. ALLEN.~.-PETTCHARD, Master
Htortns MHstef
dulDON rice. MHsiet
". A. CALDWELL. ---a~-B iasdel master
Leaving Memphis every MOndaS Wednesday
and Friday O'Clock pm; making connee-
tons az Little Rock with the C~ompanysl light
drRught packets;
DARDANELLES..--.-W B. Rowland, Master
VAN Msster
AMERICAN 10y chapman, Mastel
FORT SMITH .----------kd. Ncwiands Master
FORT GIBSOH -..----.--E smitn, Master
For all point.' above Little Rock, As high up
As Fort Glbson.
Through hhls 90 Iading given FOR freight to
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered At destination, at all
stsgee OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Anv persons desiring u ship by this line
| the Arkansas river. should AVE their goods
| consigned 70 memphis III ARKANSAS RIy-
ER PACKET COMPANY = at Memphis tofhee S4
/ Front street, Mosby Block Those shipping
| from New Orleans should constgn TO Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company, y
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are nov bullding Two
new boats for the t-fhsnsas river, which viii
be finished All suS the Lt Oetober, thus
securing 20 their patrons a reliable tri-Week
ly Tine in high or low wafer
1 All persons who hip goods TO the care OF
this company, at Memphis or Mouth OF White
river. must send bills 81 ladlng % the agent
OF this mpan "a prevent confusion OF de-
lay. jobs D. ADA ~ President.
WI GRAHAM. Agent,
OS once Saf Front street. Mo~by Block
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Personal

JUsF received, Suimegs, Cloves, 4acs,
which We wiz sell A. NeE York pri0esi
freight added. CHANDLER q Co.
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"SoUTHERS MOrHERs."-Three Noble
ladies Of Virginia call for aid in removing
the bones of our soldiers from the field OF
Gettysburg. Let our dear old band, that
worked together in the hospitals during
the war, again join hands, and send our
help in one united Offering for this sacred
work Of love. viii not every one Of the
old Sonthsrn Mothers " add her mite 70
ne funds MARY Z. POPE,
Saint MarV's School.
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LApIRs. ATrKSTIoNlHJOseph Specht,
No. 81 Madison street, has ~re-opened his
beautiful lee Cream Saloon for the accom-
mediation Of ladies and gents, where they
can receive the best Of refreshments TIL
II nm.
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crlnlnaI court-.Iudaa Ead.l
ShelbY clrcult eoprt...Ipdae ReoYes.

Seven jurors were obtainel on yester-
day in the Marie case. To-day the i'm
~panneling OF the jury will be completed
and the trial Of the case proceeded with.
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FURNITURE.
The MISSIS0UOI PONDER

A CTUALLK cures Cancers and ScrofalOul
~ diseases Of the XII See Report 70 L L
Medical Society and settlements to Phystcianl
In circular, sent free on application 20
CHS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent
B2 Pearl street, New YORK.
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KENTUCKY Jeans, 7se per yard.
VENLlG = BIt0.s

-
Tax" Don Carlos Hal," something ele-
CANT, introduced hy Francisco & Wiggin.
OuR CliIdren's HOSE have a0ue, srd as
usually, present an attraction foF those
who wish handsome goods ia that line.
HEKZO0 i BRO.
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"LIyE and let live" IS the principle al
the nsw store, wtere they sell siIeh cheap
dry goods, No. 2e8 Main street.
JoUvIx's Kid Gloves. 75c per pair.
VKADta s BRO.
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LAW

BARaAiSs ia Flannels aud Domestics At
the new dry goods store, Ne. 29S Main st.
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MERCHANTS wanting goods should look
AZ the stock of Menken Brothers, corner
oF Court and Main streets.