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The friends and scquaintances Of the
late owen Smith, and the public gener-
ally, are hereby notified that the business
of his establishment win be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past fsvors
and patronage, 1t Is hoped that by prompt
attention to business by experienced
hands, the same viii be continued by q
generous and kind public.
Mrs, OWEN SMITH.
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coRREsPo NDENcE.

Editors AppeGl-In publishing the cor
respondence which passed between Messrs.
Hamlin and Freeman, in yesterday morn
ing's AUaidnche, there was'one communi-
cation which was overlooked. We beg
leave to furnish this note of MI. Hamlin,
so omitted, thus presenting the entire cor
respondence that passed between those
parties. Respectfully,
[Signed in duplicated
D. NJ. SCALES.
@. P. WOODBRIDGE.
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FLOR DE CANTERo.
SILK hats, for fall, at wheaton's.

IHAvE for the past eight months con-
stautly used one Of the $12 bride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Charles p. Norton q Co, So Nassau
street, New York, and found the total
variation in its time but one-half minute
Thirty seconds), and it retains the same
appearance of gold as when purchased
Several of our men use them with the
same results. I cheerfully recommend
HORACE W. WHITAKER,
ErSa Roflpoad
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PROF. CARROLL's SCHOOL.

As the time approaches for the reopen
ing Of the schools of Memphis, among the
many good schools of the city, it may not
be amiss to call attention to the Memphis
Female College, No. 2S2 Adams street.
Prof. Carroll, its Principal, is one ofour
most efficient educators. His system of
continual reviews and written examine
tons insures thorOughness from ne
cessity; especially as these written exam
nations are made a test of merit. Upon
them depends the awarding OF certif-
Gates of distinction, or Of graduation, at
the close Of the session.
His course of study is as extensive as
that of any institution in the country.
Few young ladies may have the time or
even the desire to complete the entire
course, yet unusual advantages are Of
fered tor the acquisition of a thorough
knowledge in any department a young
lady may select. The department Of
English, so sadly neglected in these days,
is especially full and comprehensive.
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CALI ON CAPTAIN MONT.

CAL ON CAPTAIN MONT PEPPER.
Dear Sir-Your many friends would be
glad to use your mann 10 the present can
vsss for the Legislature. Knowing your
high standing, integrity and knowledge of
our municipal affairs, we believe you
would III a position in the Legislature to
the satisfaction Of the people and the
county you would represent. -
DEMOCRATS.
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I take pleasure in saying that the Wash
ing Machine known as the Home Washer,
manufactured by the Nome manufactur-
ing Company, is In use in my family, and
proves to be a complete success, both in
the satisfactory performance of its work
and its great economy of time.
EX-GOVERNOR j, d. COX,
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GRAY hair resumes its original color
under the operation OF Phalon's Yftalia,
or Salvation for the Hair, which conLains
nothing dirty, Is transparent, without
sediment, leaves no stain On the scalp, no
unpleasant odor in the hair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers,
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GREAT bargaiussin Silks this week. B.
Lowenstein q Bros. viii have their clear
ing sale of Fancy Silks this week; they
will offer handsome stripped and checked
silks at IS, rs, IS and 81 per yard.
Ladies wishing a handsome silk dress for
either present or future use, at half its
value, would do well to avail themselves
of the opportunity now offered by B.
Lowenstein d Bros, commencing Mon
day, August 18th.
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The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing In the Memphis Posto fdce and not deliV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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TIRE Home Washer" is all that the
agents claim for it. We have tried It, and
ought TO know. 1t promises to be to the
housewife what the Sewing Machine has
proved 70 the needle-Yoman-a valuable
friend and ally.-CentraI Oarfsaan AdUo-
cate, 80. Loats.
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MEMPH

III H~b'NVf AOIVs
Major EFT. Freeman: .
This note will DO handed you by my
friend, Mr.. D. M. Scales, who is fully a
thorized to act for me in regard to your
note of yesterday, handed me by your
friend, Mr.. Charles Woodbridge.
Very respectfully,
EDWARD l.. HAMLIN.
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THE Home Washing Machine, besides
doing the washing in so short a time as to
seem almost miraculous, it does 1t simply
by currents of water passing through the
goods, causing no wear to the fabric, and
this way alone.-DGily Democrat. th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-28

WORD OF ADvICE.-Mothers know
b Importance attached to the care of
teethinG children. Read the advertise
ment Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup in an
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WANTED.-A situation by q competnte
book-keeper. Can give first-class city
references as to business qualifications.
Address z. Q. K, care Joe Locke's news
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ATTORNEYS having papers belonging to
the files of the Second Circuit Court are
requested by the clerk to return them
Immediately 20 be numbered, as it is i'm
possible to make out the new dockets
without them.
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FLUrING MAcHINRs.-The most COM
plete Fluting Machine ever made Is the
Diamond-6nished in crimson and gold.
Wilde, Collins q CO.. General Agents.
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LUNCH at $50 Second street, by A. Kauf-
mann, on Monday, the 18th mat, when his
table viii be supplied with the best the
market affords. He would be pleased TO
see his friends on that occasion, 70 zoz
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAVING THIs DAy
AHHFAIH
DEPARTURES.
PORT.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

~ RINERss WEATHER n
: The river at this point rose 81 inches
in the past "a hours, and is now about 23X
feet below the high water mark of 1867.
The far upper Mississippi ia swelling q
little, but below toward st. Louis it is in
bad condition and falling, with less than 5
feet out TO Cairo. The Missouri is going
dry. The Ohio Is at good stage and rising.
The Arkansas is falling, with probably 4
feet to Little Rock. Heavy clouds came
up yesterday, and rain fell late in the
day. Business is moderately active on
the ieyoe.
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The new food-source, Sea Moss Farine,
is becoming very popular with all classes.
AS a table-dessert, it is the cheapest and
most delicious in the world.
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MUsI0.-Lsopold Goepel has now on
hand a large assortment Of sheet music,
also a large stock OF musical merchan-
disc in general. Call and see him at No.
S75 Main street, Jackson Block.
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LOST,

NIULE-SlO reward for a bay mare mule
vi strayed from me. Report 20 me at
Wythe depot, or to Owen q McNuttM memphis.
suZ L. L. PERKINS
DOCKET-BOOK-Containing several yalua-
ii bic papers. the sans being no use to any
one but me. The finder will confer q great
favor by returning them TO me through post
office box No. l5.
aus JULIUS SCHARFF.
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Z SPECIAL N0TIcE-HIBRRNIAN MUTUAL
RELIEF SoCIETY4The members Of the
society are requested to meet at their hall
on Monday evening, the 18th inst, at 8
O'Clock, for the consideration OF very i'm
-portsnt business. A fnll and punetusl
attendance Is requested.
.rrw LIMO Vfca PreaIt-
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THE CARTEL.

Time of meeting-Fridsy, Goth August,
sunrise.
Plsee-Stste of Mississippi, at Shang-
hal, on the fernando road.
Weapons Dueling pistols loading
smooth and single.
Distance-Fifteen PAGES.
Position-Parties facing.
Firing-A drop or rising shot, as either
principal may elect-holding the weapons
at right angles with the line of sight,
Parties to practice or not, at their option,
and all practice to cease after 6 o'clock
pm. this day, August 25th.
D. ii. SCALES, 2
C.. p, WOODBRIDGE.
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An ounce of preventive Is worth q
pound OF care. To prevent chill and
lever, take Simmons Liver Regulator.
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ME-. GoEPEL has Just received a fine lot
of the celebrated Knsbe Pianos, which
WILDE sold on reasonable terms, at No.
80 Main street, Jackson Block.
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SCHOOL NoTICE.-Mfss Betty Yancsy
will open her school, ut No. 500 Main
street, on Thursday, September LIST. -oE
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"THE Home Washer" promises to su-
persede, by its superior advantages and
cheapness, all others yet introduced
Chicago EVeasag Journal.
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FLOR DE CANTERo.

FIFTY HoURs-NEw YoRK DAILIBs,-
Joe Locke, 236X Main street, receives the
Herald, WOTld, Times, Tribune, Sun and
Journal Of Commerce; also, the weeklies,
etc, through In fifty houu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-28

! PrrrsBURe, Camel and Anthracite
Coal, Pittsburg and Gas Coke, for sale by
BIGLEY, MELLERSH q CO.,
Main and South Court,
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HITE & CoRwINE, proprietors OF the
job Printing establishments In the Ar
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons OF ths APPEAL win bear thus in
mipd and act accordingly. -i
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Z advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another CO.,
umni 1t should be read by al,
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JUST received on consignment, and for
sale cheap to the trade, 100 barrels Chess
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks il
Co.'s Golden Syrup.
ESTES, MILLER a. co.
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No cure no psy! Ifyour druggist tells
you there Is anything else as good for
Chills a. Stones Tonic Syrup, don't be-
lieve it, but ask him q he has ii. i
M. BOSE l1Q Main atnaak
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THE SI2 Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur-
chased from Chas. p. Norton d Co., So
Nassau street, New York, January 9th,
has been carried by me over six months,
with a total variation in time of only
twAnty-six seconds, without the slightest
regulating, and presents the same brill
liancy of color as when purchased.
Al EG u WTTTON
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Through from Memphis TO Little Rock in Il
hours. On and after Thursday, the lIth day
Of August, 1870, until further notice, trains
win run daily Sundays excepted as follows
ARRIVES: LKAyEs
R9Peneld--' :s0 pm. 5S9 am
Freight train viii leave Hopeneld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at s Am
Arrive at Hopefeld Tuesdays, Thursdays
Ferryboat win leave the wharfboat, loot OF
Onion street, daily at 90 am.
Baggage checked through to Little Rock on
~ferryboat. b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
B.P, ROBSON. Asst sup't
MEMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RA1LRoAD.
ARRIVES: LEAyE
Mail---. .....--..-.-..- $50 pm. D45 am.
Junction aecommodat'n- Sis am. -6.3OP.m.
Somervtlle acc0mmod'n- 3 AS am. 4:49 pm.
Freight with coach at
Ticket once. rs Main ST, cor. South Court
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
$50 q ARRIVES; LEAVES
Day Express PIN. 4:00 Am
xgTess-- W SIN. 1:!s pm
BrOWnsVftl0 ~ AIN. Old pm.
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. Depot at head OF Main street. Tlcket
Office ~ Main St, one door north Jefferson
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
New Orleans Mall, daily as pm. 12;0 pm.
Express, daly--~-- sz0a.m- 4S0P.m.
Freight, daily exceptSun- T
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket once,
Z7h Main street, one door north Of Jefferson.
AS. MVERM0RE. Gen1 Sup't
We ara permitted to make the following
extracts from q recent letter Of Colonel j.
T. Trezevant, dated Little Rock, August
"A, from which it will be seen that he Is
engaged in building a new and Important
line in Arkansas, viz; the White River
Valley railroad: 81 have carried the first
county, Prairie, for 8 large Subscription,
and on the LIST of September / begir the
of the four counties next north.
and have no doubt about the result. This
was the county I feared, but the vote was
three to me When the four counties
north vote, I shall then turn south.
There Is every hope that the road win be
put under contract from Pine Bluff to
J~acksonport in six months or less. /
Augusta, in Woodruff county, on White
river, Is q beautiful place. The corn crop
Of the county are enormous, such as was
known before. It VIII average
more than fifty bushels per acre, and cot
a bale per acre" ra1nna |
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LADIES, be sure to attend the closing
sale of Fancy Silks at B. Lowenstsin e
Bros, this week.
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FOR SALE.

uTARE-HOUsE-one hne Brick Ware
w house. 70 by 80 feet, on Adams street,
below Third. O-NE-FOURTH CASH; balance on
Tose time. JOHN f. THOMAS,
Of Malone, Thomas q Co..,
suss No. Is Union street.
OYSTER AND GAME DEPoT.-No. i oyster
" and game stand for sale. Inquire az No
81 Jefferson street au3
NTULEs-six fine dray mules for sale al the
au2l L. hDM ANS.
DNGINE mi BoILER.-A stationary en-
II CINE and boiler, capacity lO-hoIse power,
in good running order. Apply at TAftE0
SAINTS Planning NIL, SCI Second st. anl0
q PBUCE BEER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
- Co.'S Spruce Beer Mandatory, corner
Third and Mil streets (entire business and
good win; established in this city May, lStl
aulO JOE w. SAILS, Proprietor.
L ANp-six Hundred and Forty Acres of
IL Land, S miles above Memphis, ~ miles
above Mound City, Ark; one hundred and
forty ares in cultivation, well fenced; a
good new gin and press; good d~Wel1ng-houAe
and o-ut-houseS; fine young orchard OF very
choice fruit of one hundred and twenty-five
trees: one hundred and sixty acres fronting
on the river, well tiubered; q chance for
some man in the wood trade; a large stock
OF cattle, mules, horses. hogs and farming
utensils ] will sell a part or the whole to
suit the purchaser. For particulars inquire
OF James @. Berry, of Mound City. Ark; or
on premises, or HARRINGTON & HOWELL,
of Memphis. There rs q good growing crop
on the premises. aus
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oUrN1EE is good, but stones Tonic
Syrup Is better for chills. Try Il. No
cure, nc pay, ID, ROSE,
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BEwARE-There will be sold on the
2Tth inst, between the hours of IL am.
and 2 O'Clock pm, a nice house, ETC., to-
getber with three and a half acres of land,
on The new Raleigh road, one and a half
miles from Court Square. A good chance
to purchase & pleasant home. Title per-
fsct.
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NOVELTIES in Hats. Fall styles at
LEIDY & CO.'S
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hOPEFlELDf Ahh'J aug ~ 1917.
Major +. 7. Freeman;
SiT-Your note of the 18th instant has
been received. 1 am unconscious of having
dom you any wrong or of having given
you any cause for this most extraordinary
communication; but the peremptory
terms of your note debar me from any
reply other than the acceptance of the
meeting you desire. My friend, Mr..
Scales, is authorized to represent me, and
will arrange the terms of this meeting.
ED. L, HAMLIN,
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FIVE Thousand yards of Striped and
Checked Silks at Go, IS, So and 81 per
yard, at b. Lowenstein d Bros, this
week. .
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FOR RENT.

TLOOR-AH the second floor of No. $50
il Main ST. Inquire on the premises. anb
a SSEMBLY HALL-FOr two years or less.
n To secure this handsome and spacious
Hail. over 363 and 865 Main street, call or
aulI W. A. WHEATLEE. Bethel Block
OFFICES, ROOMS, HOUSES
WA. WHEATLEY,
aull Agent P. c. Bethel.
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Sign, red hat.
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COLONEL Fon soanasT Foa THE srArn

COLONEL TOM NoRMENr FOR THE TATE
ENATE I'd.
Editors APpeai-We have been in
formed by some of the friends of Colonel
Tom Norment, that Notwithstanding he
has not desired to become a candidate for
the State Senate, he will not refuse to
run if the delegates in convention should
see fit x nominate him. Inthis we think
he does perfectly right and acts on the
right principle, that the Office should seek
the man, and not the man the Office.
He was our first choice, and we now call
on him to say that be will not refuse to
serve il he should be nominated and
elected. MANY DEMOCRATS,
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HArrERs.-Leidy & Co, 96e Main street,
opposite the Square.
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ALL OF the latest weeklies and month
lies, Just received at Joe Locke's, 236K
Main atraat.
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GARD OF THANKS.
STEAMER A. j. WHITE,
Aupust 2R- IS70

Nv
The undersigned, guests OF Captain Geo.
w. Cheek and Captain George Malone,
on board Of their elegant new packet, the
"A. j. White, take pleasure in thus pub
licly testifying and acknowledging our
selves indebted for one Of the most de-
lightful pleasure excursions it has been
our good fortune to participate in. With
the experienced and careful Captain Geo.
Malone in command, the genial, whole
souled n hospitable Captain George w.
Cheek, assisted by his amiable and esti-
mable lady, and sister, Mrs. Wildberger,
devoting their attentions to the guests,
and the polite floor manager, Captain A.
Il. Cummins, we were enabled to pass the
time in a name which will render the
excursion on the maiden trip of the A. J..
White n long to be remembered by us
all.
Whilst returning our thanks for the
uniform courtesy we received at the hands
of all the officers, the gentlemen take
pleasure in complimenting Johnny Briggs
and his brother, Seymour, upon the taste
displayed in the construction and orna-
mentRtion of their little gem of a bar, and
some of them can attest as to the quail
ties of the liquids therein contained-if
repetition is any evidence. -
Messrs. Cha rlie Smithers, Charlie Jack
son and Henry Mather will receive our
thanks for their courtesies and gentle
manly attention, notwithstanding their
many and arduous duties
Another want, however-that of the
inner man-on all occasions, whether of
mourning or joy, must be supplied; and
we, with II accord, must acknowledge
that Morris Herman acquitted himself
most creditably. The manne in which
the table was sbundantly supplied; every
thing well cooked; the walters attentive
and polite, reflect great credit upon his
management, and entitle him to be ranked
as a number one first class stewart.
We wish the white" success, and
recommend her to all who wish to travel
on a boat which combines all the luxu-
ries and comforts to be found on n boat
with speed and safety.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
a. Allen. No. 8 West Court street.
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CRoQUET.-Croquet Sets complete, rock
maple, only SO, at Wilde, Collins q Co.'s,
49, Main street. ,
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PERSONAL.

J. W. Mitchell, Esx., OF the new firm
OF Dandridge, MitchslI& Co, has returned
from the Northern markets and is already
raceiving the first instalment of supplies
for the firm. They viii be ready for bust
ness on the 1st prox.
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NEW York,
Home Manufacturing Co.:

GenHemen-Please send me twelve more
Homo Washing Machines for the remain
ing housas on Boulevard Place. The
plumbers will soon be ready to set them
in. / put one into each of the eight
houses in the same block, finished last
spring, and find they will rent readily for
fifty dollars per year more for each house
than the same class of house without the
Washer. HARTFORD N. HAYS.
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MERCHANTS should read the advertise
ment Of Menken Bros.
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LADIES, remember the clearing sales of
Checked and Striped Silks at b. Lowen-
stein & Bros, to commence Monday,
August 10Th; all those wishing to have
first choice in these extraordinary great
bargains, would do well to call early.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
MEMPHIS P~osToFFIcE. Office hours
from 5 am. to pm. Sundays from 9 TO
10 am.
CLosEs- ARRIVES
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IF you want a fine Hat, 60 to
LERDY q CO.'S.
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Letter LLsT.

GENTS dress hats Tor fall, at
LEIDY & co.'s,
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BUSINESS Hgts-neat and fine goods. at
LEIDY &COBS
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AN. Pm. Memphis & Louisville RAN. ?. NJ.
p All points North andt
1880 1870 East. Twice daily 4;l5i 1890
Memphis s. Louisville r.
1880 R.-way mails...-...--.- 4:i5l
Memphis d Charleston R. ,
r. An cities East & South
Csc. and way mails.----- $50
Miss. q Tenn. X. 4. An
LIS cities South and way mail 23
Memphis & Little Rock h
1850 r, daily except Sundays 500
Mississippi river to Hele-I
500 ma and Friar's Point, daily 0:OO
Miss. river TO Nieksburgi
ttri-weekly, on Mondays,
800 Thursdays and Saturdays 500
Miss. river 10 81. Louis
.semi-weekly, on Mondays
800 and Thursdayg.-----.. 500
Waite river, semi-weeklyI
Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Mondays and Fridays 800
Arkansas river ri-week-
Ily, Mondays, Wednesdays
500 and $500
Memphis TO Marion, Ark .
itri-weekly, IN Mondays,
1000 Wednesdays and Fridays R:30
Memphis to Cuba, Tenn,
1880 weekly, Friday.---.- 1880
Memphis 90 Byhalia and
Olive Branch, Miss. semi ~
500 weekly, Tues. & Fridays 6Oo
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NOTICE.

MERCHANTS are referred to the new adj
vertisemetof Menken Bros. g q
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Sec. American s. NJ. Co., N. Y.
New York, July 80, 1870.
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