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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-08-06
New Advertisements.
.ggISl' sIGkllYnID.

A Il robson e. co.'s. A LARGE LOT
~ of Boots, Shoes. Domcstics and Sacks
for sale cheap. Call and see them.
Athens. Aug. 6. 1SG9-tf-SS
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lN<lK SALE.

JNTHE TOWN OF RICEVILLE. on THE
L l. T. & Ga. II. r.. the Lot recently i'm
proted by DR.. DcArmSnd. The improve
ments comprise
Dwelling. SIN oI<cIiousc. Stablc,&e.,
all new and well enclosed. Persons wishing
to bcate ut II center Of an active and growing
bufneSs. and enjoy the advantages Of n good
SCHOOL. can make 1t to their interest to call
on The undersigned ut Ricevillr. Tennessee.
{. G. DEARMOND.
,Ely 30, 1SG0-Jt#-S6
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Scientific and Classical Institute,
RICEvILLE, TENNESSEE.
y Z /.
y. Is. q % r d Ie II m, A. W..
Classical Departm ent.
w. A. q. HI IL o w n, A. W.,
sci ent Fl c Denart mani.

cienti fl c Depart ment.
T U I T / O n.
1st Glass, per Term of five months . $40 90
I'd Glass, per Term of five months ~ ~ SO
81 Class. per Term of five months M IS 90
4th Glass. per Term of five months 20 90
Contingent Fee. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Hut the Tuition and the CONTINGENT Fee are
Required in Aduance.
Board in families, $500 to $3.50 per week
including washing. &c.
The next Session begins on Monday, the 3Oth
of August next.
The rooms and furniture are being painted
and fitted up in the best style.
Arrangements have been effected to procure
Apparatus to illustrate instruction in the
leading branches of Natural Science.
The Text books are the latest and most
popular in use.
Instruction in this Institution is intended to
he fully up to the requirements OF the age,
both in matter and manner.
July ., 1S69-tt-S3
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Tie undersigned offer, at private sale, the
entire Stock Of Drugs, Fixtures and the Drug
Stor Of WIN. BURNS, decd, upon time,
with good security, or for cash. The Stock
and S;ore-house will be sold together or sepa-
ratclyas may be desired.
NJ. l.. PHILLIPS,
THEODORE RICHMOND.
Executors of VIM, Burns. decd
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d'apgs.N n.
NVEaHSEA EMS,

WE KEEP on HAND FOR MEDICAL
w and other purposes. bourbon, Robertson,
MonOngahela anG Corn WhiSkcvs.
HENDERSON d CAMPBELL.
JulY Q. 1NG0-tr-Sl
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MISS BRIDGES SCHOOL.

fFslWV UIdEUUES OUWUUEI
"A n B5 IL y -. II II n u H = = T. T..
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
Il ON Monday. the 2I Of August. Miss
Il. teaches all the English Branches. Pupils
desiring it will have instruction in Music at
the usual rates.
II ces Of Tu IA:
Preparatory Glass. Observation-Disclosures. $40 90
AdV&<rrd .,........ ........... ..... 10 80
Musichn Piano and Guitar ...... 20 90
CONTINGENT Fee ....... 90
Latin AID French will be taught when desired.
No deguction mate for loss time. except IN
cases Of protracted sickness
Good boarding can be had in the family OF
the tel cher. where the pupils will receive all
the at tsntion and care necessary to their COM
fort ana well conduct.
Athtus. July 9, lS69-tf-S4
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
A Difficult Language,

A Freuchman relates the following
anecdote of himself with great good
humor; Shortly after arriving in
this country, aud while he could
speak the language very imperfectly,
he was engaged AS teacher of French
10 a young ladies' boarding school
lie kept his ears wide open to learn
every new phrase, and progressed
rapidly. One expression at the meals
puzzled him for some time. lie no.
ticed that the young ladies often re-
piled "Yes'm, when asked if they
would be helped to some Of the dish.
es. lie carefully consulted his lexi.
con, TO fud the ILeaning of"Yes'm. ;
but The word was not there. SO he
asked the principal, who informed
HIN that it was the same as "Out M
dame iu French. He then was able
10 use the phrase correctly himself
But one day wheL asked to partake
Of something he chose to decIi ne,
be answered "No'sm," greatly to the
smusemont of the whole family
"They all laugh 50 happy" said he,
in relating it, 81 laugh too, very
much"
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! 9 . 9 9 8 9 8 9

To rHE WoRHINo CLASS I'll am now prepared
o furnish all classes with constant mploy ment
st their homes the ahoie OF the time. or for heir
apare lnements, Business new, light and pr.,nt-
be. Flty sanis 10 S5 per evening. - eqsiiy
arnsd ny persons Of either sex. and the boys
and gtris earn nearlyHs mu h as men. Great In
dueementsare offered those who will devote
their whole tim. TO he bus ness; end. that ev-
cry person who sees this notice. may send me
fheir address and test the bu-insss Z r hem.
selves, l make the following unpars elei0n.r:
To All who are not well slfished With the busi-
ness, viii send 81 tOpay foI tho trouble OF wri-
tlng mo. fnll particulars direct Ons ~. seat
free. sample sent BY mail ~ 10 et-. Address
poSo-Sm E.c. ALLEN, Augusts, Ne.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n. and Interpreter In the German, French oni
Itaian lNngu tges before the Civil and Criminal
Courts OF the state. A close study and appli ca
uon tothese aud other languages in a soiourn Of
nearly hve yrars In France, Germany Switzer-
lRni, italy, Greece, Syria, Palestine, Turkey
Proper and England. will. It is believed. the hei-
recommend h m in m = dcpartmon nj OF his profess
ion. OTFIcE-opposite the Court House.
nolTyt
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.
VOLMEn & KinCHNEn,

NfERCHANT TAlLoRS. and Dealers in Ready
lNl Made Clothing. Gents Furnishing Gouds,
Hats Caps. sc. Constantly on hand. Broad
Cloths, Cess! peres and Vestings, Washington
street, TINA, ., Particular attention given to
Custom Work. All orherswill meet with prompt
attention. N B.-We have the Agency for
the best Sewing Machine now in use.
novSn4tf.
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nR. In. n,CnNNnR-

HAVtNG now permanently located in THIN,
II has opened an office In Tomb's Block im-
mediately over the POstoflce. lie hopes, by
strict attention TO business, with twenty-four
years experience in the profession TO merit lib.
erat share of the public patronage. once hours
from A. ". TO p. N. Residence-ohe mile
80 lth ot Tihin, on the Plank Road.
c.uc
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Nv D.
nYERs & PRISONS.

A TToRNEYs AND COUNSELoRS At LAW
n and Solicitors In Chancery, Gcueral insu-
Anoe AGENTS. Attention given TO prosecuting
ciaims. settling estates making collections and
securing patents OGce In National Exchange
lock. THIN, Ohio. May gard 1867.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

Why are ladies' like watches? Be
cause they have beautiful fees. deli
cate hands, are more admired when
full jeweled, and aeod regulating very
often.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
DR A. A. FREYMNN,

HAVING NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
Il II In -rtnin--Soufhwesf seFss-s-af Marx 81 nd
Jefferson streets. Opposite the Episcopal church.
Ofice hrst door on Jefferson street-sulicits and
hopes 10 merit liberal patronage, having the
advantage ofifteen years experience in Eastein
Pennsylvania, and being familiar with the Eng
lish and German languages, Special attention
maid to diseases of women and children. 50-an
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

nIGnN 4 InNEa

A TTnNEYS At LAW, Fosto-ia, Ohio. Will
N attend promptly to all business enirust-
ed to theic care. Especial attention given 10
home and foreign collections. taking dcrcsl.
tion', collecting pay and pensions for soldicre,
widows and orphans. Mostly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
ROBERT LYsiE.

NOTARY PUBLIC. Deods, Mortgages. Powers
~ OF Attorney, SC, promptly and neatly *
secuted; allnthcr business pertaining 10 the office
attended to on reasonable terms. Oflcc in Ry-
ans Block, Opposite Shawhan House, on Second
Floor, Tim, Ohio. noIhIy
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"Yes, it is n large sum, as YOU sad
last night, John, to be spent on a
single evenings entertainment for
those who do not need it, but not
large when We compare il with the
wants of those who suffer. John, |
have no wish to give that party
Will you take the money for doing
good p
"But those who have invited us,
Nellie2 The Hurlbuls, the Graysons;
all your many lriends2 Que wouldn' /
like to be thought mean
Owe can ask them all, n few at
time-all those we care for. Your
ordinary housekeeping allowance is
liberal enough for that. Ifthlt does
not please them, after all, Johl"-
aud the little woman hid her face on
her husband'e should r, for she was
one who seldom uttered her deepest
thoughts, or mentioned, even to him,
the emotions which she held most sa.
cred-"if they should not approve it,
it matters so much more what He
thinks who told us to invite to our
ieaSts the poor, the mlimed, the
blind. have been blind till to day,
John. dou't care for large parties
any more"
"You shall do as your heart has
counseled you, Nellie. The money
shall be at your disposal to morrow.
We will give our reception to the
guests whom God himself graciously
chose for u4."
Tic said no more just then, but
Nellie Stirling had unconsciously
gained in that hour a new and holier
hold on he heart Of her husband
lie had loved the gay, half-spoiled
girl what word expresses what he
felt for the noble, sef.sacrifciug wo.
man whom that day had revealed to
him?
Annie Hadley's heart was light
ened next day of weary burden,
and she was as grateful for Mrs.
Strings delicacy as for her aid.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
INSURANCE,


GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. LIFE
" Accident, Fire, and Marine Insurance done
one the most favorable terms. Office In Rvan's
block, secondnoor, opposite the shHwhan House
Tim, o. Nov Z. i67-l yr.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
W. n. sTOVER.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN and Surgeon
Ii THIN, Ohio. OFFIsE HOURs-From to 10
A. NJ, and 2 to 3r.M Saturdays, from 10 4. NJ
TO ?. N. oTFIcr--On Market street, 2nd door
East OF the NJ. L. Church.
aprlIn2jm2.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
DENTISTS.


DR. q. q. DEILHARZ,
CURGEoN DENTIST. Office At his residence,
- corner Monro. and Madison streets. opposite
German Reformed Church. fnol6-ly.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
PURCHASING
--EXAMINE--
WILCOX g. GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE !

TN selecting a Sewing Machine, use and test
every one yourself and examine the simple ~
ofit. The WILCOX GIBBS has no cans,
opgs, brushes, bObbins, shuttles or spring ten.
sions. Il Is the only machine which makes the
twisted Loop stitch. VII oh combines the elias.
ticity Of the chain stitch, and the security = the
lock, doing away with the continued breaking,
ripping and useless expenditure Ofthread incl.
dent to other Michines. It's seam 10 the only
ono which can be readily undOne and yet not
connected with something oble 'ti6nahle. The
cheap chain stiieh and the Grover and Baker
stitch can both be readily nnd0ne, but the for
mer Tayels and tho machine Is worthless
throughout and the latter 10 double thread
and Otherwise objectionable, aid allother ma
chimes render II Impossible 10 undo the the work
and save the goods.
Cal At NV rooms and see the Machine, sp-
posite DR.. Knhn's, Market street, Tifin, OHIO.
rO-Ol, Needles and everything for tho Ma
chino kept on hand, Also, all kind Of Machine
3 itehing, hemmlng, cordng, tncking and hem
stitching done TO order
novsSioi-iy wM, MccUTcHEN. Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

to be suffering for want Of food aud
living, or rather dying, by inches,
in that miserable, damp, unhealthy
place. eau see how, with five hun
drcd dollars, | could make her so
comfortable, | stopped in at Nurse
Smoad's on my way home to-day, and
| found That she had nice, bright,
good-sised room, where the sun shines
half the day, which she will let for
seventy dollars year, There is a
stove in IL already, aud carpet on
the floor, aud thirty dollars mere will
supply it with everything needed for
comfort. Now, it could pay the
rcut ofthe room a year in advance
for Anuio Hadlcy, aud ct it up neat.
ly, what fine start it would Le for
oerl II would give her such rost--
such freedom from care. She would
have time to get we'll. She's very
skilIful with the needle, aud, with tho
work ste could easily do, she could
live so nicely, and Jenny could 20 to
school. | have it all planned, aud
there, with your permission, goes the
hundred dollars in my pocket"
john Stirling looked at his wife,
and II seemed TO him, with the gem
erous, unsoldsh light Illuminating it,
her facU was the face of an augel..-
But he did uot say 50 then.
He answered her, in the tone of
one raising an objection, "But what
would you wear to the party, Nellie 2
! should rot like you to look shabby"
"Trust me for that. l can wear
my wedding dress. 1t is such rich
heavy white silk, aud it is not soiled
at all. With a little different ar.
raugement of the trimmings, it will
be as handsome as anything [ could
get. But are you quite set upon Civ
ing the party, Johu p
"Are not you, dear ?"
al was.
There was a pause for few mo-
mouts, in which Nellie tied and un.
tied the tassels of her little silk apron
several times. Wh.n she looked up,
an eager light shonc through the INST
which had somehow gathered before
her eyes.
IL suppose there are man. people
in the city, John, just as worthy as
Annie Hadlcy, aud needing help just
as much2"
Without doubt, Nellie; plenty Of
worse eases, especially now as winter
is coming on"
Gould you help re to find thcm ?"
"I think | could. Some Of tho ca !
ses Of destitution, which he can not
not afford to relieve, make business |
mans heart ache almost every day.
"Then four hundred dollars extra,
which you would not have given 9th.
erwise, will do great deal, wont it?p
j Yes. great deal. 1t is a large
"a
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LEE & pREwER.

A TToRNEYS AT LAW. Special attention
n given TO all kinds OF Military Claims Back
Pay, Bounty, Pensions, SC. once in Nation
E<ohanse Bank Blockopposite the Court House
tina, Ohio. tiant7ntltf.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
J. ". BAcHNNN. ~. CHA
nACHNNN A. CRANER,

DACHMAN & CRAMER,
A Tr0RNEYS AT LAW. Special attention
~ given 10 collections and the sale Of Real Es-
tate Onlce over Dlerle h Co.'s store, Wash.
layton street, Tifln. Ohio.
Nov. ~, 1867. 1y
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

IL gives him great pleasure 60 be able 10 state
CVDBLERs.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03
DIRECTORS.

Government secnrities. Coin and Eastern ES-
change, BOUGHT and sold AZ current rates Cou-
pons eashed, Deposits received and a general
banking business transacted. llan20'Cenl2
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-03

IN tho business foe can glvO better satisiac.
h. ON than any other house
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
RAILROAD TTME TABLE,
ssmpAls and ~LOuisvIlle Railroad Lins

Ticket Offices Ne. 2sTZ Main street and at De.
got, nesd OF Main street.
SAN. 3. JONES 9snISupt.
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Cotton was declining in Liverpool to-
day, &C the opening, with Uplands l23d T;
Orleans I24d. AtI:20 pm. 1t was heavy.
Upland I'D Orleans l24d. Sales 5000
bales.
In New York, at the opening, the
market was dull, and prices nominal.
Low Middlings 2s4c; UpIands 29{e Mo
sole. 1t wal dull and nominal at noon t;
the same at 2;I0 pm, and the same al
the close, with Uplauds 294e.
In New Orleans, at I1:30 am, the
mSrket vas dull. Middlings 2S492gc /;
and at2:l5 pm vas dun and nominal,
with Middlings 2s3c. Sales 1000 bales.
Our market was like the others-duH
to the close. Some 500 or 500 bales
changed hands upon 3 basis Of 2Sc for
Middlings. There were no buyers, ex-
cept at their own figures, and no sales
except forced once. We quote the mar
ket as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

We have but little change to nots il
our general markets since yesterday, ex.
eePt the weakness in meats, alluded tc
below. The packets brought IN large or.
ders for supplies. and all went out with
excellent trips. Our railroads also report
business fully az 20 the capacity Of the
roads. With pleasant weather, al early
spring, and the rapid spproach Of the
planting season, We do not think that
our business houses have anything to
complain Of concerning the immediate
future.
There has been 3 great deal said about
the apathy Of our merchants regarding
the Chamber Of Commerce. Some OF il
was no douet true, but much Of 1t very
unjust. We believe that IN no CITY in
the West has there been more liberaIity
displayed than by the merchantsof Mem
phis In this respect. All of them feel
the necessity Of keeping up the statistics
OF net Chamber; and, 30 far as We can
learn, . u two or three have refused TO
pay their fses. Il will no doubt surprise
those who held uD other cities as superior
TO ne energy and enterprise to hear fbsf
the 81. Louis Board Of Trade il virt,.uv
defunet. The members would not nav
up. The rooms Of the Association hsvs
been given up, and quarters are nov
sought 10 hotel Psrlors. The SecretayyJs
salary has been reduced to $500. and of
this they owe $500.
GREEN APPLES sre in fair demand
with light stock Of choice. Selling Al q
to 81 so, q to quality.
We have no change to report in tba
BUTTER market. Choice is eeAree vhiIa !
good to common are in large supplv
Prices range from 25 to 40c.
There is no change in BEANS. Market
dull At 2 80 to s3 for mixed Navy 8 so to
s. per busheL.
The PROVISION market Is weak. and
holders are disposed to sell. The Des Arc
brought in about 2OOO Sides, ia buIk.
from White river. Several shipments
arrived this season from that omar.
ter. MESS Pork is offered at s94 5o. in
small way, sRd SS4 In lots. Pysme
Mess 81 to $31 80. Extra Prime PORK
Is 50 to S2s. Rumps 2S to SIS 50. Jowls
a TO $24 50. Clear Bulk Sides III To
I8c. Clear Rib IL to 17tc. Rib Sides 49,
I61c. Shoulders IA to l4tc. Hams
Is to 164c. Bacon is In light supply.
Clear Rib Sides lS4 to Isle. Shout
iers lot to 153e. Plain Sugar Cured
Hams 10 TO 2e. sc. Shoulders Is to !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

Local Scrips are steady, with 20 de-
mand except in a small way from tax
payers. Ledger balances are bought by
dealers st 72G73c, and sold at 75@77c.
City Scrip, proper, 75c buying; selling
at 7S9S0c. County Warrants 759763,
buying; selling st 7S@S0c. Police Scrip
s5@96c, buying; selling 9799So.
City Bonds are nominslly unchanged.
We quote st 52953c, buying.
There is some movement In Memphis
and Little Rosk Railroad Bonds. We
note 8 sale to-day at &C. between dealers,
and a demand for more st the same rate.
Gold IN New York to-day opened at
1851, snd closed st l35, carrying st 5@6
per cent. Sterling Exchange was dull
and heavy at 100, for prime sixty day
bills. Money active on call at : per cent,
with 3 stringent market.
The Stock market to-day was dull at
the opening. At noon it wss very much
unsettled, with some bidding at buyers
option, and closed irregular.
Wells & Fargo Ex.~; American Elk,
As; Adams Ex., 644; Q. s, Ex., -;
Merchants Union Elk, L; Quicksilver,
ga; Canton, IS; Pacific Mail, lllRi West
ern Union Telegraph CO., S65 New York
Central, 1919; Erie, - to; Hudson,
1875; Reading, 92t; Chic. & Alton, I55
preferred, f55; Toledo, W. and F. W,
IS preferred, II; st. Paul, IS preferred
764; Fl. Wayne, III; Ohio Il MIssis-
sippi, S3s; Michigan Central, Us Mich
igan Southern, 93k Illinois Central,
I43; Cleveland &. Pittsburg, 905 Cleve-
land & Toledo, l043 Rock Island, 1875
Chicago & Northwestern, S25 ; preferred,
sol.
Governments at the opening were of q
little, in consequence of many holders
realizing, but prices were generally firm
and the market active, and st the noon
call there was q heavy feeling, and
closed irregular and very much unsettled
in prices, with 5 20sOf '67 scarce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17

In this market sll the Gold offered is
taken atIS43; selling by dealers at 1850
1851.
It will be seen by the proceedings Of
the Board, in our local columns, that the
question Of Bonds or No Bonds"
viii be decided on the the 9Th instant.
As the issue Of bonds seems to be the only
way Of working the city through its
present difficulties, We think there can
be no doubt Of the result.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-17
attachment Notice.
NaomI JONES, Adm,E. V. en Lswls-Bsso.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, vs.. GIL Lswis-Bsfore r.
H.. Gibson, Up.
IN this cause it appearing 70 he satisfaction
i OF the Court. from ahidavtG filed herein. that
the defendant is q nonresident of the state on
tennessee and 1t also appearing that toe a.
taohment in this cause has been levied
II is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal for four surefs.
ave weeks. requiring said defendant to appear
before r. II. Glissen, ]. p. at his office In dem-
phis, on the 18Th day OF February next, and
same viii be heard ex parte a. to him.
iRsl law X. a, eLHSSON J. ?, =
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FOB WHITE River.
FOR 1T. LOUIS.
FOR vTOKsBURG.

FOR VTCKSBURG.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
u. s. Nail Packet-For Vicksburg.
MARY h. FORSYTH.-----..--.Haney master.
This elegant and swm steamer 1t
will leave as above 4Es
THURSDAY, 18th Inst, at 4 pm
Freight received al st. Louis Whsrfboat.
febIT FLEI. UALVERT. -apt.
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NOTICE

District OF West Tennessee. IA -Bsnkruptcy-ss.
AT Memphis, Tenn, SIN day OF Februzry, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice o mis- ap-
pOintnent as assignee o. H. x. Doris. lndt-
YidualIy, and as OEe-Of tho druis OF UOrris z
Bro, DsTris & Co. and D1rrls, & sOIling,
o. Hardeman Ounty, ana Etats Of Tennessee.
said District, who has been adtudged
2 bankrupt upon MS own petition, % The
District Court OF saiG District.
q. WOODBRIDGE,
feDI is . Assignee.
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SEAPHB & ARKANSAS RIYER
- U~E
~ -
Packet COEapa7ys

UHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L Boats Of this LINE Will leave aenphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, as
o O'Clock Pun,
THOMAS II. IL ... Reese Pritchard, Master
". A. CALDW kLL..-.......R l.. Bainea, Master
Blatsdeu, 1dasteT
LEM 7. Der y, Master
Connecting at LITTLE RO X with the Com
pany's new and ltgnt-drausht packets for Fort
smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways.
AMLR1GAS."-~.---.JnO.W y. Williams, Master
Van bUbEN .....-.--.JaIn Bowl1n, Master
FORT N-~-m--.JOhu WOODBURY., Master
FORT Rowland, Master
All of the above boats were built expressly
Tor the trade, and are particularly well adapted
20 Ii. Passengers and freight Will Do put
through by THO line 10 all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and IT reasonable
rates.
An persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
pms, should have their gOOas consigned 10
- Memphis and Ark3nsas River Packet Com
pany, at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should De consigned TO Memphis
ana Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight recsived at any time at the Compa-
ny omcs. INO. ID. ADAMS, President.
.. A. RENDIG, Agent,
1R-o S4 Front Etrest. Mosby Block.