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NARROW ESCAPE.
A Passenger Train Hauled Fifty
Miles with a Crippled Engine.

On Tuesday last the passenger train
to leave Memphis over the NJ. 4 C.. r..
X. at 1890 was made standing.
with the engine ready fred up, under
the passengershed at the regular hour.
Five minutes to leaving time the fire.
man sent his wOOd-passer to the fore
man of the rOund-hOuse with the mes
sage that the engineer had not yet
made his appearance. No time could
be lost hunting up the missing man.
so the foreman concluded to "DuIl the
throttle" himself for that run, and,
jumping on the machine, hauled out
of the depot. Everything went all
right until just this side Of German
town, when running Over a rough
piece of road, the engineer felt a heav-
Ter jar than usual, and ran slow until
the station was reached. Here he
made a close examination but could
detect nothing amiss, andleft German
town satisfied that his machine was
as she should be. The schedule for
the mail train is quite a lively one,
and a. the train logged along at a
pretty good rate of speed the engineer
thought he could detect lust the
least bit of a "WabbleO in the
motion Ofthe rear driver on the right
hand side. 1.-THE axle is bent a little,
but nothing to hurt" he thought, and
on ratified the train, fully up to time I'M
til Middleton vas reached. Between
Middleton and POcahOntas, a
rough piece of track on ac-
count Of cuts, curves, etc,
the ''wabbling6 became too
marked, entirely too much of the
good thing, for a careful engineer, as
the gentleman in charge surely is,
and it is safe TO wager that that wheel
did not make a revolution between
the two pOints unObserved by him, and
as he pulled in at the platform and saw
another locomotive in readiness to
take the train on to its destination, a
long sigh Of relief must have escaped
him, After he had taken his machine
in on the side-track a half a glance
told that it was something a great
deal more dangerous than a slight de-
parture from a straight line that was
the matter with the axle. He took
down the rods on that side and made
the alarming discovery that he had
run at least fifty miles on passenger
time with the driver axle broke short
of in the hub, and that all that had
prevented a terrible accident was the
fact that the key which held the
wheel upon the axle had fitted so
close in its seat as to retain the part
broken offin its place. He shuddered
as he reflected that in a thousand sim
liar cases his engine and the train be-
hind it would, nine hundred and
ninety-nine times, have gone head
long into the ditch. "A miss is as
good As a mile" but in this instance
the passengers would have thought,
had they known of their great dan
ger, that a miss was better than a
dozen miles, or matrons, either. The
engine is now in the shop under re-
pairs.
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Mr.. w. R. Moore, the well known
dry goods merchant of Main street,
announces himself a candidate for
President of the Chamber of Com
merce. He is too well known to our
business public to need any common
dation at our hands. That he would
fill the position ereditably none viii
deny who know of his devotion and
zeal and well directed efforts in behalf
of the interests of his craft. He will
be found no mean competitor of Mr..
Guy, who heads the regular ticket,
and enjoys the respect Of his fellow
merchants.
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LaW Court.
HARRY 5. LEE. JUDGE.

HAhHF =. LEE dLDUEl
The next term of this Court willcom-
mence on the second Monday in De-
tOber. During the ensuing term the
calendar of cases win extend from
month to month. The cases set for
trial for October next commence at
poi and end at No. $3.50. The cases
especially set for trial at the October
term viii be set hereafterat the end of
one of the monthly calendars, not as
yet determined.
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JONES BROTHERs.-Our readers are
referred to the advertisement of the
above firm In tO-day's issue. For ten
years they have served the planter as
cotton factors, and are widely known
throughout a large section of country
as competent and reliable business
men who pay strict attention to the
interests Of their Customers. They
viii be found at the old stand, No g
Madison street.
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FOR vICKsBURG.
United States HaiI---For Vicksburg.

ONE OF the COmpauy's dne Pas -~
~ Senger Steamers viii leave -
the following days, making an Way and-
ings between Memphis and Vicksburg.
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Sept 4, at S pm
RCBICOE, MONDAY. Sept. 9, ats pm.
LUNISART, SATURDAY, Sept. II, at S pm -
JULIA. MONDAY, sept. Is, at SPIN.
Freight received al the st Louis wharfhoat.
sci FLEM. CALVERT. Stunt.
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TBos. H. ALLEN d Co.-This firm
yesterday received the first bale of the
season from the vicinity Of CORTLAND,
Alabama. They were among the
largest sellers of cotton in this mar
ket last season, and in connection
with the house in New Orleans ham
died many thousand bales. The firm
Of 7. H. q j. NJ. Allen d Co, of New
Orleans, have been established in that
city since lS4l, and is probably as
widely known as any house in the
Crescent City. See card elsewhere.
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One hundred dollars more than nine
other cities combined.
1t has been a matter OF some sur
prise, and of no little qualification
Vtthal, to those Of our citizens who re-
side within earshot Of Hell's Half
Acre, that the denizens ofthat delecta-
bic region have been so quiet of late.
But let them not "lay the ~1attering
JUNCTION TO their souls" that the noisy
darkeys have left town or forsaken
their demonstrative habit. They have
only changed their base, and now
nightly worry and tease the life out Of
those unfortunate enough to live in the
neighborhood of Washington and Or
leans streets. During the week il IL
bad enough, but on Sunday night the
din and racket rises to q degree that
4 actually fearful. Under pretense of
holding religious service, orgies that
shame the votaries o. Voudouism are
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BUzNEss NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual ou ner or employee Of this
Office will be paid at our counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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We learn with pleasure that Messrs.
A. Seessel q Son will open their ele-
CANT and large dry goods ware rooms
this morning. The establishment has
been closed for engagements and de-
corations, but owing to the death of
a member Of the family (Mr. Jacob
Seessel,) the time allotted for said
improvements was p~rotracted. And
while we sympathise with the family
in their bereavement, we cannot help
eongratulating the firm on an enter
prise, as manifested in their store,
alike ereditable TO themselves and the
city Of Memphis.
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IMMIGRATION AGENCY.
W. B. DoNoHo. LEVI OK. 4. D. BUIKLEY
D0NOH0, 10Y & CO.,
Estate Brokers
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
"a Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.

WE propose to negotiate all transactions
w in REAL ESTATE, whether IN the city or
country, improved or unimprOved; Resi-
dences, Business Property, Plantations,
Grain, Stock. Dairy and Fruit FaEms. Vine
yards, Town, School and Manufacturing Sites;
Mineral, Slave and Lumber Property, Rail-
road interests, or large bodies Of land for Col
0nization purposes.
Our arrangements are now complete for the
supplying Of planters. railroad companies,
manufacturer, and ali o1hers desiring a re-
liable class of labor, Urder equitable con-
tracts. We cordially in dte and solicit cor
respondents On these sn 4eets. saf a&w
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ParsnnaL.

Col. W. A. Erwip, Of Arkansas,
arrived in the city last night.
Mr.. John NJ, Byrne, late Assistant
Steward Of the Overton Hotel, goes to
Nashville totake charge of the Max
well House. He will welcome old
friends ofthe Overton in his new posi-
ton,
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). f. DowDY.-We with pleasure
refer TO the card of Mr.. Dowdy in this
issue. He is an old merchant and
stands A l with all who know him.
As usual he viii pay his undivided
attention 10 the interests of his eusto-
mers, and will supply them with
everything needed upon the planta-
ton at lowest rates.
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OPFTCE HOURs.-The established
sfhce 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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1900 A0lN
Harris, the well-known negro or
ator, who has welded himself to the
Democratic party, leaves the city to-
day for Mississippi, where he goes to
contend with Gen. Alcorn for the palm
Of political success. He says he IS go
ing to try his "level best" against
the party Of Universal Suffrage"
He does not fear the result, and there
fore goes cheerfully to work.
There wa q meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen last evening TO consider
the proposition Of R. {. Brinkley,
Esq, to loan the city a certain sum of
money nov needed for the liquidation
Of pressing public Indebtedness. No
action was taken, and the meeting adj
journed over to some day the latter
part Of this week, when the matter
viii be definitely agreed upon.
Lizzie Rozzell, beer-slinger BY
profession and defunct fraud BY prac-
tice, had a young man arrested and
taken before the Police Commissioner
for the Second District yesterday, on a
charge Of stealing so from her. The
evidence showed that If there had
been any stealing it certainly was not
ehargeable to the defendant, and he
vas honorably dismissed.
The down passenger train over
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
on Sunday was detained a couple of
hours 10 a "cut" near Cherokee Sta
ton by the engine being thrown from
the track by q large piece Of rock
which had tumbled down from the.
bank. The engine sustained some
damage, breaking the pilot, cylinder
cocks, etc, but nothing to disable Il.
The train arrived here on time.
"A glance al the annexed figures
VIII show that u City Fathers are
disposed to encourage the drama.
very much over the left:
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
Memphis aud Pine Bluff Packet.

GUIDCN Rice, Master
THlSt4 CANT steamer will IT.
a Memphis on WEDNEsDAT.
September 9th, and viii ply regularly a a
weekly packet between Memphis and Pine
Bluff- She is owned by the merchants and
planters along the lower Arkansas, and will
pay especial attention to all bDsiness en-
trusted 10 her. All frelghts should be shipped
in care of
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.,
au9 No. Promenade street.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a
font Of long primer type nearly new,
suitable for a country weekly. For
price apply or address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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H. WADE & Co., 297 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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FOR L POINT.
HALE,s POMr TRI.wEEKLY PAckEI.

COMMENCING ONOR ABOUT TIE EE
TENTH OF~HEPTENRER.
THE Memphis and -. Louis L.
i Packet Co. viii run their dne-N~
side-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JOSEPH,
between MeInph and Hale's Point. leaving
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 O'Clock; returning, viii leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and SetCr-
day, at y O'Clock M, arriving at Memphis
early the following morning
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
T-n~r Cswwuuw Er~na-H-Hrmaan - r.
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LEE ACADEMY will be permanently
opened on Monday, September Is,
1869. Full particulars will be given
hereafter.
MRS. NJ. A. E. MORGAN, Principal.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Speed, Safety and COmfOrt--Eliotf Line.
Memphis and White River c. 3. Mail Packet.
For Helsua- Friar's Point, DevaIrs Bluh,
Little Rock, Hot springs, Searcy. Des
Arc. Augusta and Ja-cksouport.
LEGAL TENDER--.JOhn D. Elliott, master
This hr-t-class side-Wheel pas r.
seuger steamer will leave "a bOve&A
EVERY TUESDAY. az o'clock pm
Connects with steamer MOllie Gratz for III
points on PIPER White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER Agents.
Promenade and jefferson Sts., OPP. Landing.
aUglI
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WE call attention to the programme
in another column of a grand concert
TO be given by Prof. Creswold, one of
the greatest Organists in America, at
the First Baptist Church this evening.
Those who have heard Prof. c., ex-
press in the most unqualified terms.
their surprise at the astonishing effects.
produced by him on the organ. In.
addition to the organ, which is a host
in itself, we are gratiied to learn that
the well known tavorite5, Mrs. Cap.
ski and Prof. Sabatzki viii also APP
pear. 81 E1lst& ss
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DAY & PRoUDFIT.-This was one of
our successful cotton houses during
the past season, and it enters. into this
one under the most favorable auspi-
ces. The members of the firm are
men of capital and integrity, and
stand d~eservedly high as judges
of the staple. Mr.. w. p Proudft
leaves to-day on a brief business visit
to North Mississippi, and win, on his
return, we hope, be abld to give a
cheering account of the crops in that
section. They will continue business
at the old stand, No. 8 Monroe street.
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T. D. HAYNES & Co.-This well
known firm is still located at their
old quarters, No. 264 Front street,
where they will, as usual, devote their
attention to cotton and tobacco during
the coming season.
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F0R FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Triar's Point Trf-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Frfar's Point
GEORGE ". CHEEk.--GeO Malone, master
Ints elegant passenger packet go
VIII leave as above every MON-A
DAH WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al 5 pm
For freight or passage apply on board iyu
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VIZ. II. sNrrH. cHANcrLLoR.

VIZ. n. SMITH, C~HANCELLOR-
The next term of this Court
commences on the second Mon
day in November next. a new hear
ing docket is being prepared by the
Clerk and Master, and it is requested
that all files Of papers to be set for
hearing, and now IN the hands of at
torneys, be returned to the Office of
the Clerk and Master Immediately.
The contested election case of Wal
lace VS.. Hudson will be heard in the
Chaneery Court room on the 18th of
September, before Chancellor Somers.
In alIcases where orders of reference
were made at the last term, and in
which reports are desired, il is re-
quested that the attorneys interested
will at once notify Deputy Clerk and
Master MeHenry, TO issue the usual
notice to take accounts.
The following causes have been re-
turned from the Supreme Court on
prOceda1dO:
Gayoso Savings Institution VS.. Eel
lows & Co., decree of the Chancery
Court reversed.
2. 6. Meath VS.. e. Brooks ct al,
decree of the Chancery Court, reversed.
Thomas r. Vaughn VS.. Dee Vaughn,
decree OF the Chancery Court, reversed.
Eliza Stillman VS.. G. a. Stillnan,
appeal dismissed by consent and
cause remanded to Chancery Court to
settle the question Of permanent ALI
mony for the complainant Er
Geo. w. Lincoln VS.. w. J. David ct
al, decree of the Chancery Court
modified and cause remanded.
J. J.. WOrsham VS.. A. Heron ct al,
ofthe Chancery Court affirmed.
Wickersham VS.. creditors of Blythe,
decree affirmed and cause remanded
to the Chancery Court of Memphis to
be further proceeded.
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DONoHO, JOY & CO.-The attention
of our readers abroad is directed to the
card of this firm in another column.
They are engaged in the real estate
and immigration business, andiwe are
happy to say with results as profitable
to themselves as they are lfatter-
ing of a bright future for Memphis.
The industry, tact and energy of this
firm are beyond praise and worthy Of
all profitable reward. They have
made themselves indispensable to
Memphis.
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LADIEs' LIST.

Avant, Mrs NJ c
Banks, Miss NJ p Blackwell. Miss s
Baxter, Mrs Brice, Miss " P
Barter, Mrs Bell, Mrs NJ
Davidson, Mrs w W Dunn, Miss R +
DeBanter, Miss G. Dawson, Mrs NJ V
Eagan, Miss NJ
Godsey, Miss NJ +
Hills, Miss b Humphreys, Miss ]
LOTUS, Mrs c
Mccarthy, Mrs f
INJURED, Mt
Rice, Mrs A Rowelle, Mrs &c
Smith. Mrs CT Stevenson, Mrs X
Smith, Mrs LC
Tegor, Miss A
Young, Miss Ma
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OYSTERS, oysters! fruits, fruitsl and
celery, game and dressed poultry in
season, still in the lead! j. d. Ed
wards, HS Second street, old stand.
He is now receiving fresh oysters
daily, and he guarantees that he will
keep the best brands of oysters this
season that has been in Memphis for
the last five years, as he has made ar
engagements this season to have his
oysters selected expressly for the
Memphis market, and he is now
ready to fill all shipping orders that
he may receive at lower prices than
any firm in the oyster trade.
I'D. EDWARDS, 27SSecond street.
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THOR the better accommodation r.
4 OF shippers and the traveling2N
public, the NE1PHIs AND ARKANSAS ETVER
PACKET COMPANY VIII run the steamer
OZARK---.--.H. Blaisdell. Master
In White river, leaving here on THURSDAY,
september 9th. at 3 O'Clock pm, for JACK
s0NPORr and all intermediate landings, and
VIII continue In The trade as a Thursday
Packet running IN connection with the
steamer NatOma until the completion or the
steamer r z. WALL, now nearly finished,
ana being built expressly for the trade.
JOHN D ADAMS, Pres't.
A. KENDfG, Agent,
sci ONCE S4 Front street.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley N. Mar
tins, No. 81 Jefferson street. Freede
livery.
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S. NJ. WEBB & CO.-For quarter of
a century the above house has sold
cotton on this Bluff, and during that
time has ever borne n high character
in all the requisites which go to make
up the prompt and successful mer-
chant. The house enjoys a large share
of confidence and a constantly in
creasing list of customers. They have
removed from their old quarters to the
more commodiOus Office at No. 8
Union street, a few doors west of the
old stand. We invite attention to.
their card in another column.
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Main Street Store for Rent.

Upon timely application and Sufficient in
ducement offered, We viii rent for one
year from lst September next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by us, corner Of Main
aud Jefferson streets. with part Of basement.
au2o RoTETER, IRRELEVANT CO
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GET the WEEKLY APPEAL, only
five cents per copy in wrappers.
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H. WADE q 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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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis PostOfiee
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
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County Court.
ruoNAs LEoNARp. lrpor

The September term of this Court
commenced yesterday for the trans
action of probate business. Capt.
Folkes presented resolutions in regard
to the death of the late L. j. Peyton,
Esq, a member of the bar of this
city, after which Court adjourned
over to to-day, when the business of
the term will be called up in regular
order.
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EMINENT New York and Philadel-
phia physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures can
Ger. 1t is advertised in this issue.
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THE I" Belle Memphis" one of the
most popular saloons in the city, will
to-day make a new bid for public
favor, and spread, from 10 20 12o'clOck,
a magnificent lunch. Remember the
place" Belle Memphis" II Adams
Street. A. BOHAls. Prom.
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READY FOR MAILNG-The WEEK
LY APPEAL, containing u annual
trade statement"
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H. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
keep on hand all the Books used in
the Public Schools, and sell them at
small advance on their cost, for cash.
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pointing out as their own anywhere,
North or South.
MR.. NJ. BURKE AND MIR. ED. AMBER
SON,
the first Master Mechanic of the Com
pany, and the latter foreman in charge
of the machine shop, were determined
not to allow the palace cars to monopO-
lise all the attention, and will have
ready for the excursion a bran new
MEMPHIS BUILT LOCOMOTIVE
to haul the Directors and their
friends over the road when ready for
a iaunt with the new coaches. The
engine is named "R. G. Brinkley,"
in honor of a gentleman long con-
nected with the Company, and a val
ued citizen Of Memphis. Locomotive
and tender, every pound of both, are
the work Of Memphis mechanics and
the products of Tennessee iron, and
built from plans and working-size
drawings furnished by men engaged
in the shop where they wer used.
And, what will make some of
the croakers open their eyes, the
cost is less than what an n
CINE of the same class could be
purchased for at any of the Northern
machine shops. The "Brinkley" is
driven by a fourteen-inch cylinder,
with a stroke of twenty-five inches,
and stands upon drivers five feet two
inches in diameter. AS a piece Of
mechanism her builders have reason
to be proud of her.
A PRETTIER TRAIN
than the "Brinkley" coupled to the
"City of Memphis" and "City of
Huntsville " could hardly be turned
out of the yard of any road South Of the
Potomac-certainly not if they de-
pended upon their own productions.
The Memphis and Charleston Rail
road Company will, it is hoped, find
in their success, an encouragement to
still further develop the resources of
their works until Memphis shall be
what it should have been long since
the great locomotive and car-building
point for the South.
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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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Capt I. r. BOEntan--~-Sam c. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for Hell It.
w ENA, LiANGU1LLE and ST-AA
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, al 3
o'clock pm.
LARRY HARNsTAD. Agent.
fehfa III MaGfaon qfroof
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STEAMB0ATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

ELlott ~L4ne-Regular Memphis and White
hiVer facket-For DeFalns Bluff. Little
Rock. Hot springs. -JaeksOnport-
LEGAL TENDER FITiGsf moae.r
LA!s splendid passenger steamer r.
vii leave as above -
TUESDAY, 7th Inst. at 5 pm -
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents..
se5 Promenade street, foot Jefferson