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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-09

Referred BY Board Of Aldermen To thsir
Psintipg COMMITTEES, September z. 1870.
BY Councilman PRESCOTT: IN 44esa
Resolved by the Council, That tbs.
Mayor order the Chief Of Police 70 have
removed from city central landing ali
loose stores or oEhar eneumbranees, and
that the Wharfmaatsr to prevent any
mora q or lumber being pat on central
1audtng afttr thts date. Any one offending
shall be dealt with according to Law.
Adopted by Council, September 7, 1870.
Action coDcurred In by Board Of Alder
men, September z. IH70. glel5fa fa a1s'
By Co lncilman DUlucars fn.A las
Rssot1ed, That thB oreinancestouchfne
the pavement OF he alleys running from
Second 10 Fourth, ard between Court and
Jefferson, and Jefferson and Adams, be
ls70. =
Adopted by Council, and the ordinance
alluded TO taken up and passed q second
and hnal reading, having previously
passed anally by the Board Of Aldermen.
BY Councilman Cohen:
WHEEEAs, The Board Of Councilmea
OF the city of Memphis have heard. with
deep regret, of the death OF our associate
Oounclmen, John Clancy, OF the First
ward and Owen Smith, Of the inh ward;
therefore be 1t - =
ResoIved, That the President Of the
Board sppoint a committee Of three msm-
bers to prepare suitable resolutions on
the life and character of John Clancy
and Owen Smith, and report at the next
regular meeting Of this Board.
Resolved, in respect TO the menu
DRY OF the deceased, this Board do now
adjourn.
Adopted unanimously by Council.
Commistee-Cohen, Hubert and Two
DnrS4Hon
By Councilman Duncan:
Be IL Ordained by the General Council
OF the City Of Memphis, as follows:
SECTION /. The following EIlsys are
hereby directed to be paved with stone,
to-wit: The alley north of Jefferson street,
from Second street to Fourth street, and
the alley north of Court street, from
Second street TO Fourth street.
Sec. 2 Tit cost Of said pavement, In
eluding that Of the grading necessary for
preparing the alleys for the pavement,
b be assessed upon the lots abatting
and bounding the alleys, in the manner
prescribed by the charter and ordinances
of the city.
Sec. 8. The City Engineer Is hereby d.
reeted to prepare Specifications for a pave
rment on the above named alleys similar
to that heretofore laid ON alleys in this
city, and TO advertise for ten days for pro-
posals for the execution OF the work.
By a suspension OF tine rules the ordi-
nance passed a second and final reading
by the Board of Aldermen, August s, 1870.
Passed first reading by Council; rules
suspended and ordinances lost. Recon
sidered by Council, September 7, 1870. and
passed a second and dnal reading, Ssptem-
Der 7, 1870.
when ths Council adjourned for fifteen
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THE REAPER DEATH.
Sudden Death Of Fsar Nan at Fsgr Differ
eat Places, and IL Different Ways.

Death rsaps bis harvest always, but
he puts in his scyths with q long, nervous
swoop IN some places, whilst he merely
tiekles the crop in others. he did a good
days work in the neighborhood Of Grave
lofte 3 few DAYS ago, and still more re-
Gently at Sedan. While he Is 30 dill
gently engaged at big jobs, far away, he
does not neglect our psaceful valley
Yesterday morning Nike Gavin re-
ceiyed a telegram from Madison, saying
that James Ford, formerly Street Commits
sioner In this city, had been found dead
in his room ct the thirty-three mile post
on the Little Rock road, on which WORK
he held q situation as section boss. Mr.
Ford leaves q wife and family in Mem
phis, where be had residedz great number
Of wears. He was a man OF s-me idy-six
years old, and much respected by his
acquaintance. His remains arrived in
town by tho evening train yesterday, and
will be Inferred to-day, perhaps.
BY III same train two other desd bodies
arrived and were brought to our landing
by the ferry boat. These men werelabor-
ers on the rOsd, and dropped down dead
At their work early yesterday. Their
names could not be ascertained.
A little before these bodies were put
out on the wharf another death occurred
on the leyee, below Union street. The
victim in this case was named Henderson.
His little story is an affecting one. A few
days past he arrived in the city from the
Little Rock railroad, where he had been
laid up sick for q long time, and hadspent
all his money. BE was, therefore, help
less, had NJ place TO go, no friends TO
succor. He sought work and found Il on
the bluff, that is being leYsled between
Union and Beale streets, on the leyee.
Since then he was in The habit OF sleeping
out at night for no one would lodge 50
weakly and ragged a man as he unless
paid before hand. At noon OF the first
day he got a few cents ron the boss with
which to purchase some bread and cheese
TO keep him from starving. Subsequently
he made other similar drafts, drawing his
pay according as il was earned,
TO purchase bread and meat, but
always lying out o'nights. or course
he was weakly and unhG to do 3 big days
work. His pay was, therefore, small.
The poor fellow had a hard struggle with
death, the inexorable, but he had to sue
cumb at last. While he was under the
blnf. yesterday, picking to get a 'falf'' Of
dirt, the dirt came suddenly down upon
him in q compact, heavy mass. crushed
him to earth, and put out the hickering
lamp.
Squire Norton held an Inquest upon
the poor shattered remains. The Jury
brought in a verdict to the eject that "ths
disesed was sxidently kid" TO use
the expression of the Inquest document.
he was unknown here, and appears TO
have passed away unwept. FIsherty
buried him.
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and said he would be the last menuin the
world to do anything which was calcu-
lated to disrupt the party. He had been
presented as the standard bearer of the
Democracy of Upton county. Speaking
about the choice Of the Convention, he
would say he was too good a Democrat to
ever raise his voice against its decisions
when fairly and squsrely given in Con-
vention. He carried the banner of De-
mocrscy a wear 2 WREN many fell
around him wesried out and discouraged;
he eve faltered. BE was doing a con-
scsentious duty in supporting the nomi-
nee of the party. Ali his colleagues and
all the sound people, both of Fayetts and
Upton, would be found a unit in voting
on the day of election. No matter what
little chagrin they might feel now, they
would certainly forget everything on
election, and do their whole duty. He
never went for men, but he always went
strong for party. We are making war
on anarchy and tyranny and we are
bound to conquer. He warned the Conven-
ton that though a march had been stolen
on them this time, the thing would not
occur again. He had made o good a
soldier during four years Of wer TO dis
obey orders now; recent wounds always
bleed freely, this will be forgotten, and
we shall all work together.
After the speaker had concluded, the
Convention adjourned.
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THE JEWS AND A N
Why LEWIS have Always Synpathlzsd With
FFaHce-what a Memphis Hebrew
Says About Il.
MEMpHIs, September 7. 1s70.

MEMPHIS, September 7, 1870.
Editors AppeGL-It is hardly necessary
for me to tell you, though your readers
may not be 30 we'll informed, that the
sympathies of the Hebrew race in the
pending struggle in Europe haVe been
strongly enlisted with the French. The
first Napoleon, the greatest statesman
and lawgiver as well as b greatest mill
tary genius the world ever saw, was the
first monarch of Europe to enfran-
chise the Jews. He recognized
no difference in military, civil
or political life, between an honest
upright Jew and a christian Of the same
sort. French kings and law-giYers OF
subsequent years have never forgotten
this fact, and many ofthe FIRST men In po-
liticaI affairs in France have been OF my
race. II. Cremieux, and 81. Jules Simon,
distinguished Senators, both republicans,
and opposed always to the Bourbon and
Orleans families, are Hebrews. The great
French advocate, A. Berryer, who died,
and was buried with distinguished honors
not many weeks g was q Jew. TIT
richest men, the best musicians, the most
learned in the Academic des Sciences, are
Jews. There is no lucrative or honorable
position in F~rance-the people being
thoroughly Invested of ignorant,
vulgar prejudices-to which =
jew may not aspire. In Prussia, / an
SOrry 70 say, = ulu6rOub bIdbo O1 IdCba OO-
tains. Not only does the King of the
country abhor republicanism, not only, IS
you stated yesterday, did he refuse to
bow before the majestyo Of departed great
pess and do honor 20 the memory Of the
immortal scientist, Humboldt, because he
had lived and died a republican, but he
is said to be imbued with vulgar preju-
dices against my race, wholly unworthy
of the spirit of the age in which we live.
Only recently the Jews, by sheer force Of
public opinion, were emancipated in
Prussia, and at this hour q debased and
unworthy prejudice Is manifested against
them. The North German Parliament, q
short time ago, conceding the learning Of
the Jews, was discussing the question
whether Hebrews should be suffered TO
occupy professors chairs in German uni
versities. 1t was agreed to by q bare ma
jority. 1t need surprise no one hat Jew
ish sympsthfes are wholly with France,
and whatever may be Nspoleon's faults
OF crimes, he has made France in indus
try, art, intelligence, riches and refine
ment the foremost nation in Europe.
Now that France is q Republic, American
Hebrews will only the more SYM
psthize with Parisians in the ter
rife conflicts Of the next few days.
MAY God prosper the right. NE.
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The Great lnVsatlsa Of the Ase--ReVerssa-
AotioH Champion Csttss Gin and HaIlsr.
Ginning csttOa with or without PrsylsHs
a. Picking from the Bail.

For ginning cotton, regardless OF how
or gathered and splendid sample
made. First premium (bIus ribbon and
diplomat awarded at the Louisiana State
Fair, Nav Orleans, April, 1870.
We have been appointed agents tor the
sale of the above celebrated gins, and re-
specially ask the earnest attention Of
planters TO them, believing that they are
a great Improvement upon any gin now
in use, and destined to work a perfect
in the ginning Of cotton. A
sample gin can be seen At our ~storehO1se,
Nos. $50 and 958 Front street, below
Union, and all persons interested are in
vited 70 call and see for themselves.
STEWART BROS. & FIZER.
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PARTICULAR NoTIcE-OYsTRRs, OYs-
TERs, OYsTERs.-The leading and most
extensive Oyster and Game dealer in
Memphis, for the last five years, is J. ID.
Edwards, 278 Second street; the only per-
son that ver worked to get oysters down
10 living prices in the Memphis market.
Talk about a large business in Oysters,
Game, Fish and Dressed Poultry-just
keep an eye on Headquarters Oyster,
and Fish Depot, If you want to see
the ball roll this fall and winter. Receiy-
ing fresh oysters daily.
J, d. EDWARDS,
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Tbs friends and acquaintance Of the
late Owen Smith, and the public kenst-
ally, are hereby notified that the business
of his establishment viii be continued the
same as usual. Graceful for past favors
and patronage, Il u hoped that by prompt
attention 20 business BY exDerfenosd
hands, the same win be confirmed bT a
generous and kind public.
azF Mrs. OWEN SMITH.
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SEE Menken Bros. advertisement.
IUST RECEIVED.

By Murray & Ridgsly, merchant tall
Tenn, the most splendid and choice SCI
lection of goods for gentlemen's wear
ever offered in this market, consisting of
all styles Of French, English, Scotch and
German Goods in their line, which they
are now making in the latest and most
approved styles, and at reasonable prices.
Please call and examine.
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EFTE & CoRwTSE, proprietors Of ths
Job Printing establishment In the Ar
PEAL. Building, "A Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders o JOB
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons q tbs APPRAE viii bear thla Ia
mind and oct accordingly,
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70 THE HONORABLE DELEGATES TO THE
GU8ERhAT0RlAL CONVENTION.

You win consult your interest and en-
fort by going via the Memphis and Louis
vile railroad. It Is ss~venty-sight miles
the shortest route. Pullman's Palace
Sleeping Coaches have been engaged for
the special use OF the delegates. These
cars go through to Nashville without
change, with three assistants to attend to
comfort Of the delegates. Call at the
office, 27k Main street, and secure your
bertbs in b sleeping cars. Fare AS low
as by any other route.
.r SELL HOWELL, .
rIs Passenger Agent.
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IHAvE for the past eight months con-
stantly used one of the $l2 Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton q Co., 81 Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
variation in its time but one-hslf minute
tthirty seconds), and it retains the same
appearance of gold as when purchased.
Several of our men use them with the
same results. / cheerfully recommend
them for correctness and wear.
HORACE w. whitaker,
Erie Railroad.
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HAvR broken up several Iong-stand-
ing cases of Chills ond Fever with Sim
mons Liver Regulator. I also ind il a
great remedy for Dyspepsia and Liver
Diseases. J. W. ANSLEY,
Buena Vista, Georgia.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
49, Company.
REU. s. Mail Lins,E=A
SUMNER


nURING the summer months the .
II day boat for Arkausa river will be with
drawn, and during the present good stage OF
water our boats WtlleaFe Memphis for Little
Hock and all intermediates landings
On MONDAYSand FRIDAYs,at5 o'clock D m
Returning, VIII leave Little Rock for Nam
phis or MONDAYS and THURSDARa At 5
o'clock pm
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed BY any boatsfn
the line for speed and comfort They make
direct connection - Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United states
mail coaches and for FORT SMITH and All
nsermeciats points on Mondays and THURS
days With the new and very hght-drafg
passenger packets, D~ardanelle. Ca7fafn Dis
mnkes aud Fort 6lhson, Capt BoWlin.
Fre19nls consigned n this LINE AT MEN.
OF MOUTH OF WHrrK RIVER VIII be for
4erded promptly 70 destination without
OnarEe1 or transfer. n
r 844u OH d ADAMS President.
No. 3 Madison St Stanton Block.
CAsEIE. Ticket Agents,
se4 No. s Stanton Block, love- door.
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HERZ0G & BROS

Dollar kid gloves have'come in. Every
pair warranted, and new pairs given for
those which tear.
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EDUCATIONAL.

For s thorough business education, 70
to Leddin's Commercial College, 2Ss Main
street. Evening sessions, commencing
! Monday, September 6th,
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MULES AND HoRsEs-Twenty-ive head
extra ine dray mules and good horses, at
Dismukes & Howard's mammoth stables,
~ Monroe street.
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FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 236H Main street, receives the
Heratd, World, Times, TrlbHne, San and
JoNTnak Of Commerce also, the weeklies,
etc, through in fifty hours.
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GO0D KID GLOVES FOR 81 90.

Herzog & Bros well known kid gloves
in every shade and size are open now.
Remember we warrant every pair.
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SOMETHING new and neat, in the way OF
Lace Collars, at A. Seessel & Sons.
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STEAM FrrTNo-sl5 Second street. =

BRoYS & JoNEs, 2s2 Main street,
Be.hen Block, Wholesale and retail dealers
in Pi.tsburg, 81 and Ohio river Goals.
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied.
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MEMPHIs& REE ORLEANS LINE,
SEASON or i87O-'T

a~loW-preesnre ste&mefs
RfcBM0MD, : : Nat Grses, KastsF
K0LliE ABLE. : Daa Abis. master
ONE Of the above elegant pa&-..%h
~ asngsr packets VIII
Msmphfs for New Orleans EYEaT SATURDAY,
eommencfug Saturday. september nth, and
win continue IN the trade throughout the
Heeson. lyN
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LADIES, don't fail 70 attend The Rem
nant sale to-day at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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RENSANrsi RENNANTsi! REMNAHTslll
Closing out sale OF Remnants at =
3. L0WENSTEIE & BROS.
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EcoNoMT.-By using Mrs. whitcomb's
Syrup for children, many doctors bill
can be saved, and much suffering averted.
Read the advertisement in another col
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WIVES AND MoTHERs.-Only woman
knows what women endure; and if there
be q means of assusging the distress
OF body and mind which so many thou
sands experience, day after day and week
after week, with g fortitude which puts
TO shame the boastful courage of man,
who will deny that so great a blessing to
the sex should be found in every house
hold?
Millions Of men have been benefited
by its use, but among the feeble and
sickly of the opposite gender, who, per-
haps, need it most, its virtues are not 50
widely known. This foremost remedy
Of the sge-this specific for every species
Of debility, general or local, constitu-
tionsl or casual, is PLANTATION BTTTERs.
One right of woman, at least, will be con-
ceded-the right TO strengthening herself
TO sustain the ills Of which the laws of
nature have made her the unfortunate
heiress.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts' Dis
Pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn, 1t should be rsad by all,
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FAIL style hats at Wheaton & Co.'S,
sign Of the tiger.
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REMNANTS of cassimsres and hannsls
at Menken Bros. tomorrow.
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NMoNDs-Bigley, Mellersh 4
P~ittsburg, camel and an
-aeite Goa, and Pittsburg and gas coke,
O Van and South Court streets,
4enn.
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Remnants for half their value at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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Browne & BEowSn-sI5 second street.
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Nf EaHlH. Hr rHH.E .
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF n
DEMOCRACY OF HAYWOOD COUNTY.
In pursuance of a call, the National
Democracy of Haywood county assem-
bled at the courthouse In Brownsville
on Monday, September 5, 1S70, for the
purpose OF appointing delegates to the
State convention, to be held in Nashville
on the thinst., for the purpose Of nomi-
mating a candidate for Governor, and to
the District convention to be held at
Jackson on the 10th for the purpose of
nominating q candidate for Congress for
the Eighth Congressional District; and
TO 3 convention TO nominate Q candidate
for State Sen2tor-should such conven-
ton be held-from the Sengtorial Dis
trict composed OF the counties OF Hay
wood, Upton, Lauderdale and Madison.
On motion, Hon. w. p. Bond was called
to the chair, and DR.. Felix Mcfarland
and WHO Haywood, ESQ appointed sec
retaries.
on motion Of Col: Up. Wood, commit
tees were appointed tonominate delegates
20 the Gubefnatorisl, Congressional and
Senatorial Conventions. These commit
tees reported as follows; --
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ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES

Arrived yesterday, in all eclors aud
sizes. Remember, for every pair tearing,
We give you a new pair in exchange.
aa HERZOG &BRO.
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WITHOUT Spot OR SEDIMENT.-Pha-
Ions Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair,
has no bad smell, and does not stain the
skin. II has no ingredient thSt subsidies
in the form of filthy sediment. CoDse-
quently, it is not shrouded in dsrkened
bottles. The natural color Of the hair,
however completely it may have faded
out, is invariably reproduced by the vi
Italia. Sold by all druggists.
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REMNASrsI REMNANrsli RKMNANrsiii
Clearing sale of Remnants at
- B. LOWENSTEN & BROS.
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FOR MHITE RTYER.

PUNrs y FnrUREs-s15 Second st.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR FLOATER

ELOATER-W a McCL0Y is g ea9oles1e
K Tor FIoatar for fhe counties Of Shelby,
Fayette and Upton; subject 70 the wiz o tne
CON Ventiou.
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SCOTCH Plaids, in any number, open foI
inspection at A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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o q ORLEANS.
Msmphis and New Orleans Regular
paekaf Iine--eaasnn nfaQ7n-H

BELLELEE : J. Fraak Hicks, Masfsr
EA6EhTA, 49, J. Stst Neal nastsF
oas Of the shove elegant pas
senRer panksk8 VIII leave
phfs Cor New Oris4nB every Wednesday com
menoing Wednesday, September Hth. and
win continue in the trade tnroughoot IA
season aug
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TO PLANTERS.

NEW Collarettes and Lsce Collars Just
rseeivsd at A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month
lies, Just received at Joe Locke's, 2S6H
Main STRAIT
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POLITICAL.

OUR Fritz Collar, a gem for the ladies
this fall, at A. SEESSEL & SONS.
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&c FErrINa-sl5 Second street.
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II acknowledged healthfulness. un-
rvaled flavor, delicacy, great couveni
ences and extraordinary ehespness ofSEh
Moss FARISE, win always keep it in the
foremost place among articles intended
for & table dessert.
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as FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Gen.
pa~ny-sShite River Line.
For Hele8a. Mouth White River. Clarendon,
fr DeYalls Blnfand -Jasksoaport.
The entirely new and elegant side-wheeI
passenger packet,
F. at Gle b u Q.
Reese Prttcharda.---master. =
Leaves on SATURDAY. 10Th inst. at S pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. II. KENN EBAY, Agent,
sep9 No. Madison street, Stanton Block
Memphis and White River United
States Nail Line.
nURIEG the summer and r.
~ further notice, the boats of C
this line wiz leave Memphis Tor White
river on
% Sa&urdsvs
-t at 5 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
q w. h KENNEDAY, Agent.
z-J No. 3 Madison S., stanton block.
Or 70 EALIOTT q MILLER. Agents, m.
Ruz No Promenade So, OPP. Landing.
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W. e WARDS Seminary for young la
dies, Nashville, Tennessee, the lar1est
school in the South, and the most com
pletein it's Boarding and Literary arrange
ments, opens On Thursday, September 1,
For catalogue address w. L. WARD.
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THE Si2 Lever Watch. No. 1850. pur-

THE Sl2 Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur-
chased from Chas. p N3rton a Co., So
- au street, New YORK, January 9Th,
cen carried by me os'er ak months,
WITH q total variation ia time Of only
twenty-six seconds, without the slightest
regulating and presents the same bril-
liancy Of color as when purchased.
JAMES r. WILTON,
Sec. American s. NJ. Co, N, Y.
New York, July 30, 1870,