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PURIFIER

riably establishes than rs tarorifes
nth all rho uSe Hem.
TIE reasons ,rig d.. RoIacts
Blood Pile should b Kept IA cr-
sry family are: Bcra"sc hcy can
be employed in all cIs,s lrLsrs a
"tdm1y Piysic - is required. and
are perfectly safe IN their admin
istrdtion at al times: BscIws,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28

hfV are made
joh ruth and
,riih0Ef sugar
coating, thus
adapting them 10
The ise Of crery
body: Because
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28
HU a6oxs AND DxSHAsEs OF THE BLOOD.
YOUNG Nj EN-!
MIDDLE AGE ED MEN.

osre toubled~ 100 f~
OF the
SINAI o wi nappea C
dpr h
Post Ohcead DID, LII kBox2s Davcno Iowa
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W
OF IS TO 90 large vIais, morocco or rosewood
case, containing . epeoiho for every ordinary
disssss family 10 subject to, and books Of d.
rections, from $40 10 $50.
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases, With 70
10 rs walls, from IS u IS.
Speoi bee f. 2 all private diseases, both for eur
ing and for preventive treatment, in Walls an d
POCKET eases, from 81 10 50.
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, -.meness, Soreness, Sore
Throat, sprsips. Tooth ache, E.rsohe, Neural gis,
Rheo uatisn, tumbsre. Pies, r. Ryes. Boils,
stines. Bleeding OF the Lungs, Nose, Stomach,
or Of Piies, Corns, Cic.rt, Old Sores. Prios So
cents to 4l.75
eA- These Remedies. except Ponds Extract.
by the eAse or single box. are sent to any par,
of the oounuy, by mail or express, free Of
charge, on receipt of the price
Addres, Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., ofice and Depot, No. So2 Broad
way, New York.
DR. Humphreys 10 Consulted daily at his Office
personally or by letter, As above, for ali forms Of
diseAse
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
A full assortment Of the above for sale 10
Ro-k Island by
julyldIy CA. BENsRR
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KEPT oy dpofhe-
carries an this
cou "a try. A
single trial cW
coRriace The most
skepticoi Of ats
'condertui rdh,e.
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MADNESS PARALYSIS! DEATH

may ensue from using preparations for eoloring
the hair charged with ac-tate Of lead and sui
phur You may know them BY the heavy me
tAllic sediment which has to be shaken up be'cre
the disgusting compound can be applied. The
"Joarnal of Che ui.try'' says there thirty Of
them -. the market There 10 bnt one dye in
rstence v hich contains no delsterious substance,
nd hat, II.
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ss's Ant Ame.ir.sre the to
consult Tsis 10 the only ottiee IN the city whsr'
permanent cure Of Puvaie Di.Sa'ese n be OBJ
tanned -iihost the use e mercury or change Of
diet business
We guarantee TO cure Gonorbes, elect. - phi
lie. tmpntency. Nocturnal Emissions, or self
Abuse, DiurnAl Emissions. Female Cou plants,
il short, every possible form and variety If Sex
uAl Di.e>se- Cure. rapid, thorough aHa PerEA-
nent. and fees moderate
Great Medical Circular cent for tuo cent
stamp
fRES n sAFEs.-A sure preventative 20 dis
ease. Price, 81 each. or three for -, or 81 per
dozen. sent By mail.
Dr.. b. IByigoratiug LininsH;. Price 3 =
bottle
Great work on Private Diseases. the Gu'i. 60
Health i, beneficial g. al, NAL and feusi.. IT,
old and young shsuii read this hock IL viii
suligh;en those who grUpe 10 darkness. Pace.
soc. ~ mail
BIO TBs Lsr'Es No lady shHsli -
.irboEt Mad Lo4-r's Female sontbly Pi!ls-s
safe and C5rcia-i remedy for al irregulariii' :
aud ob-iTucfions fTum whatever ~-u.e. Prize -
per hot: er,r, fne S. Concentration, by
NAL entirely cOrtdsuti-l- No Ieitsrs vail Re
answered less they contai- = remittance or .
postage stamp Cali or ,Ad-ess.
DRS. BOSAPARTE. REYNOLDS q CO,
No. Is: sycAnoTe 81. Cineirba,i. q.
] 0fiee hou-s A. NJ. TO 2 p VI.
ian22d~ly.
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TIE LATEST DISCOVERY
MEDICATIoN

The great dizieuts Which physicians have
teen Ia0Orirg for ecuturie- 70 over One. b a. ~
length been obsia'sd- Vegetable Csthsrtie
and Alternative no eeci.nf thss any mineral
IRE ,sration of the .un. ela-r. and 3. agreeable
to tt. taste ., ordinary candy. u nov offered TO
the slck in the form =! iOIense-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28
DlCAL
hDICAL
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

Streng, Pure and Rich Blood-ln-
crease Of Flesh and Weight-CIear
Skin and Beautiful complexion,
SECURED to ALL.
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B | D D D

DR.. RObdcks
Blood IWs are
unc'tipGssod IN
GHy PW a,aun-
.GdciHred for a
Sin''i'ir purpose.
Otie N.IHI IlIrn-
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1GBDf0A.
aDBACK'S

eaIlcd, are merely ,cisii,oashy stuff,
sold as a 6ererdge. DR.. Robdces
Biters are not a 6erndge IN any
serrse Of The cord, but contain the
most expensive drugs kno,cn to
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
! for all eases rhere a tonic and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28

Has MADE THE MOST AsrnSIsilNG .S islss
so QUiCK. so RAPID ARE III M 49, ~, :
THE BOpY UspERGBEs UNDER TIVE isf ~
ESCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL AhD-
CINE THAT
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and weight
is Seen and Felt.
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EQUINE CONDITION POWDERS.
CERT FIcATE
kS he-ety certify that ! have examined.
thoroughly tested I'm my practice the
above .l--. aud resui them preparations Of
great merit sud wonld cordially recon,merd them
i~ius prepared with sp eeia1 care from re-
liable Ing re<iieuta- and efhcsclous fOr the
e the v-Fou. di.es-s for ~hiSh they are
Designed, than any rem edtes of which have
kno~ledse.
GEORGE II. DADD.
ESt.-,par, Sy-a,.s Author Of sAaia-zg Grd TAy-
saolery Of a. HIRE spisrs Hex Dccsor.- DR.
Purchaser will please ask for COPY Of Horse and
Cattle Ivner's Guide." gratis. a
LORD q SMITH, Proprietors.
CRieAso, liza
FOR SALE DY ALL DRUGGIST EVERY
WHERE. jana deodSweo.ly.
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B ID { !

hcy can be par
chISfi a. any
DRUG store a. the
.srfreRslV l0E
price Or tlrcRfg-
nee cents pr
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lis

For Sale by DrUJgisfs
ana Dealers ia Patent .
Medicines erery-i~here.
An2ii.odGwly.
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STOMACH

II IS n0,c eleven
years since DR..
Robdck, the cel-
ebrdted S,rednh
Physicidn, from
Stockholm, S,oe-
Nm n..n.nn A.. H.
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e. bitiou Of PrOfe..iousl tai. nj
ADD expert, n. Of Eur-T-
sasss Ant Ame.i are the men TO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03

applicants for positions, from janitors TO
| the highest officers in the department,
and receive the maledIetion Of all disap-
pointed candidates, and not unfreqnently
of the successful ones, II they succeed
against his supposed opposition. In ths
language ofmy predecessor, 'heeonttnuss,
she must listen to e~yerybody's wants and
complaints; accommodate all and dis
please none; cater TO caprices; combat,
yet often succumb to, ~prejudices; defy
opposition, Yet often yield OFT; be every
where; do everything and know every
thing; or else he Is a very negligent, I'M
faithful, unkind, unjust and shortcom-
ing Superintendent"
In conclusion, gentlemen of the Board,
allow me to tender you my thanks for
the renewed expression OF your confidence
IN continuing me another year in the very
eRUta6Le position of Superintendent of the
Memphis City Schools.
Respectfully submitted.
j.. T. LEATH,
Sup't Of the Memphis City Schools.
Statistical table accompanying the Su-
p~erintendent's report:
White population between he ages
of6 and 20 in ths year IS69-70.-.~., 1851
Total scholastic population, white
and cOlored, 1859 O..---..-~...-. 94l3
Number o. pupils enrolled in white
SCHOOLS S5Sf
Average enrolment 10. ......---..... 1870
Average attendance do.-.~.~~-.-. 1863
Pei cent. of enrolment on eensus
enroiiment~~-.---~ ~~..~~--. So GA
Per cent. OF average enrolment on
census enrOilmsnt....~...-....--. 31.37
Per cent. of average attendance on
$50. GO8
Per cent. of average enrolment on
total number enroIIed.~-~~~.--. 1906
Per cant. of average attendance on
average enrolment. .-....-..--.- S9.07
Cost Of tuition psr white pupil on
average attendanee......... ..-..--.S24 AZ
Cost of tuition for each pupil, white
and colored, $500 pupils~~~~.~. ..$21 65
july l., 1870.
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THE BOAT RACE.
DeSo.o vs.. chiekasav.

To-day at $50 pm. a race will come OF
between a boat crew OF the ChickasaW
club, and one of the DeSoto club. We
are compelled 10 leave out the Jules
adopted BY the captains of the clubs, bat
thev are the same which usually govern
on such occasions.
~Course-From a point opposite Fort
Pickering, M mile up he river turn
stake boat and return.
ColOrs-ChiCkasaW, coXsWa1n, Blue; De
Soto, do, White.
DeSoto boat-Six oar outrigger open
boat: length, 46 feet; width, % inches;
Built by Singleton, of Memphis, lS6s.
Chickassw boat-Six-oar shell; length,
50 feet; width. p inches; built by stephen
Roberts, OF New York, in 1863.
DeSotO ~crew-John Young, bow; John
TrabuccO, I'd; VIM. Carroll, Sdi Jos.
Balm, 4th; Jas. Burke, 5th; L. D.. Young,
stroke; W. W. Maingault, coxswain.
Chickasaw Club-G. H. Jones, bow; w.
WOrsham. 2; d. o. Wheeler, 81 Sidney
Cook, 4: F. A. Brodie, 5; ]. 3. Emery,
stroke: f. G. GutherZ, coxswain.
Judgss-DeSoto Club, John Zent and
George Mellersh; Chiekasaw Club, 7. d.
Mccormack, Waverley Boat Club, New
Xxx: A. A. James, Chickasaw Club.
Referee. 5. SHith-Essex Boat Club.
The Little Alps" leaves foot of Union
street at half past four pm. Fare, one
dollar.
It is requested that all packets leaving
about that time, going south, will please
20 slow and keep close to the Tennessee
shore, so as the swell will not extend to
the Arkansas shore and thereby mRae the
course rough, as the boats are frail
and require smooth water. Also
request that all .skiffs sgoing over
will be beached on the bar, as the course
going up runs close in on the bar.
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and wax candles, axle greese, rOsin, pitch,
etc. They continue the manufacture OF
pamela, palm and rosin soaps, tinware,
stove pipe, ETC., and the purchase Of tai
low, grease and beeswax.
At the request of several clothing
dealers Iwho live "between Adams and
Poplar, on MAN," and in order to do
Justice to all parties, we will state that
Mr.. Rosenstiehl was not the party spoken
of in the account of show 9 darky got q
suit OF clothes" The person complained
Of { Squire Miller and the police Is L.
Samelson, late Radical Coroner. His
neighbors and the police say that the case
recorded by us was not the only one of the
sort committed by him, and demand that
his name be given.
The Directors of the Memphis and
Raleigh Springs Railroad Company have
surely done wisely and we'll in selecting
their officers. r. +. Babcock was born
with all the energies Of a locomotive,
driving him through the world with re-
s~istless force, and no better man in
America could have been found for the
position assigned him as President Of the
Raleigh Welsh Rsilroad Company.
! Equally fortunate in the choice of a Sec
retarv and Treasurer, Messrs. Curry and
A. J. White MI these positions. Colonel
Curry was an excellent Sheriff Of this
county, and A. j. White stands second TO
( no merchant that has ever lived in Mem
phis in point Of integrity, promptness and
excellent business capacity. Thos. ID.
MillingtOn, who has no superior In his
profession, ia the Civil Engineer, and the
Board Of Directors have been chosen with
equal wisdom. constituted as follows: f.
F.. Babcoek, A. J. Kellsr, Z. W. Brooks,
Geo. X. Duncan, J. T. Swayne, A. J.
White, Hugh L. Brinkley, A. B. New
kirk, c. NJ. Taylor. The southern route
for the road will now be surveyed, and as
o as this or the one already measured
is approved, the work will be begun.
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TO PLANTERS.
The Great Invention Of the Ags---RsVsrsed-
Motion chAmplsE estten Gin and HuIlsr.
o
Ginning Cotton with or without Previous
Picking from the Soil.

For ginning cotton, regardless of how
picked or gathered and splendid sample
made. First premium (blue ribbon and
diplomat awarded st the LOuisiana State
Fair, New Orleans, April, 1870.
We have been appointed agents for the
sale Of the above celebrated gins, and re-
spectfuny 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
revolution IN the ginning of cotton. A
sample gin can be seen at u storehouse,
Ms. $50 and 35S Front street, below
Union, and all persons Interested are in
viUed 70 call and see for themselves.
STEWART BROS. q FIZER.
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way landings. She carries the United
The Celeste, for Little Rock, had q big
The regatta between the DeSoto and
Chfck boat clubs will come on This
evening, and we have no doubt VIII b
Witnessed by 3 large number OF our clel-
zsns. Both crews have been praeraclng
for some days.
We nave received a Padueah paper con
tanning q full description OF the Indiana
as she now lies at that port. She u IN
elegant order, rehtted Inside and with
new furniture, bedding, etc. She comes
out on the 18th inst.
The r. G. Lee viii pass down this even
ing for New Orleans. She IL very beautl-
fuI. having been entirely renovated.
Capt. John Cannon Is master, and her
officers are ali popular gentlemen. The
cabin OF the r. +. Lee is embeiltshed
with an elegant show case, in which are
exposed the magnificent silver seJt pre-
sented TO Capt. Cannon by his friends IN
Louisville. Also the beautiful silk nag
presented by the ladies', and the horns
worn by the famous j.. NJ. White. The
latter are handsomely gilt.
The splendid City of ~Vieksburg, Capt.
Q. ID. Conway, passes down to-day for
Vicksburg and the bends Andy Isaacs
and Geo. Briggs ara her clerks.
The Grand Tower, Captain George W.
LennOx, with ThOmas IL. White IN the
Office, leaves to-day for Cairo and st.
Louis. Sne connects with the trains
north and east. =
The beautiful new steamer Pat Gle
burne makes her first trip 70 White
river to-day. She goes % JacksonpOrt
and connects with the trains for Little
Rock az we'll az with the packet for up
per White and Black rivers. Captain
Reese Pritchsrd will retain command,
and in her Office will be found the popu-
lar clerks Of the Walt, Messrs. Wm. T.
Butler and John and Billy Smither.
The Carrie V. Kountz passed up last
night.
Ed. W. CroweI, Esq, OF the firm of
Larry Harmstad q Co, of this city, u in
San Antonio, Texas. He is in good
health.
The Thompson Dean is due from below,
bound to 81. Louis.
The II. Nd. Shreys is coming up on one
wheel. She burst cylinder, coming out
OF Red river. 1t will be remembered that
a similar accident happened to her on her
last trip, at ABOUT the same place.
Captain Amos BOlaRder died q few days
ago, on the Emma Floyd.
The pilots OF the Missouri river are said
to have received warning from Kansas
City that a now sand bar has been formed
there at the place where Henry Clay
Dean went in to battle.
The Wade Hampton made her debut a.
4 regular semi-weekly Fort Adams and
New Orleans packet yesterday.
The II. p. Walt was taksn 70 the upper
landing yesterday. She will be retouehed
with paint, and come out again in a few
days, ready for the fall trade.
A st. Louis exchange says: I'VE rave
IL from a frst-cless source that John d..
Adams, of Memphis, thinks of running
this should probably read has determin-
ed to run'l three of his largest Arkansas
boats, during the low water season, be-
tween st. o and the mouth of the
Arkansas, in connection with the lighter
draughE boats navigating that stream. OF
course this arrangement m in under
the auspices OF the st. Louis and Memphis
Packet Company. The steamers to run
here are the Mart. Walt, Legal Tender,
and Pat Cleburne."
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STEAM FrrTIso-8l5 Second street.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD-MANIFEsr OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, SEPTEABER2, lS70.-New-
ton Ford & Co. 10 bales cotton; stanton
& Moore, l do; Gage q Fisher, 2 do;
Rootes, Vance & Co., ID do; Guy, McClel-
Ian q Co, l do; HOskins Il Corvlne, 9 do
Tobin, Lynn q Co, l do; Hugh Terrence,
"A do; Busby, johnson a Co, 4 do; Jones,
Brown q Co, 1 do; Xxx. II do; Stratton,
Goyer & Co, 3 car loads lumber; ]
Storke, 2 do; s kaufman, I3 empty halt
brls; Memphis and Louisville railroad, 3
pkgs suRdries; Owen, McNutt 81 Co, Is
bales broom-corn; N L MeachaIn q Co, I
brl -four; Morris, Lea & Co, Is dry hides
J S B J~effress, q pkgs plumber; POdests
q OOzOsa, 3 baskets pears; Meyer Bros, 2
pkgs sundries; Treadwell Bros, l bdl dry
hides; Isascs q Ehrman, 2 bbhi bottles
Wolcott. Smith & Co, 8 bbls hour; Oliver,
Fnnie q Co. 3 do; Harris, Cochran q Co,
EOS bdls iron GieF,
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AERITEO COMPLIMENT.

From the Grenada Sentinel
AT the late meeting of the National
Photographic Association in Cleveland, A.
Bogardus, Esq, the celebrated New YORK
photographer, was elected President, and
our talented, genial friend, William II.
MoystOn, Of Memphis, Vice President.
Mr.. Moyston is a man still in the early
part of his ''twcnties," but he has gained
q tame as an artist of which he may well
be proud, and his eleetion as Vice Presi-
lent Of the National Photographic Asso-
citation is a deserved and merited comph-
ment 10 his genius. There are few artists
in America, Old or young, that can claim
70 be his equal in the Photographic art.
There is life, we might Say an almost per
ceptible animation, in his pictures, a
something that say at once, "how very
naturslr' There is sublimity in the idea
Of mans power yer light, especially
when it can be used 10 the advantage
which Mr.. Moyston puts il. His gallery
at No. 249 Main street, up stairs, is n OF
the finest in the West. Mr.. French, one
OF the best chemists in the Union, and Mr..
John MOystOn, the business manager,
both most excellent and polite gentlemen,
form, with Billy MOyston, a trio that can
not be surpassed in any Photographic
gallery in America.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

. UT
BRooMis.-The new company opened
here on Thursday night, 70 a good house,
and gave unbounded satisfaction. Last
night a large crowd were kept constantly
~applaading, and encore after encore was
given 10 all the performers. Tonight The
usual stunning Saturday night bill is up,
and ''fun ahead" Is promised.
MEMPHIS THEATER.-A large and fash-
ionable audience greeted the Emerson
troupe last night, and the utmost hilarity
prevailed from the going up Of the cur
tain TO the final going down Of the same.
To-day there are two performances-the
matinee at the usual hour and the regular
performance of the troupe tonight
which closes the engagement, which, on.
the whole, has been a very sncoessfulone.
THE United States Marshal sells sew
eral seizures Of tobacco, etc., at 10 o'clock
this morning, at the warehouse of Vol
colt, Smith q Co., No. s, HoWard's Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03
NOTICE.

The friends and a-cquaintances of the
late Owen Smith, and the public gener-
ally, are hereby notified that the business
of his establishment will be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favons
and patronage, it Is hoped that by prompt
attention 90 business by experienced
hands, the same will be continued by q
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03

PARTICULAR NoTIcE-OYsTERs, OYs-
TRRs, OYsTERs.-The leading sind most
extensive Oyster and Game dealer in
Memphis, for the last FIVE years, is J. d.
Edwards, Us Second street; the only per-
son that ever worked &c get oysters down
TO 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,
Game and Fish Depot, if you want TO see
the ball roll this fall and winter. Receiv-
ing fresh oysters daily.
j. D. EDWARDS,
Us Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03

TIE So Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur.
chased from Chas. r. Norton a. Co., &
Nassau street, New York, January 5thi
has been. carried by me over six months,
With a total variation ia time OF only
twentv-sixa seconds, without the slightest
Regulating, and presents the same bril-
JAMES h. WILTON,
Sec. American s. NJ. Co., N. Y.
New York, July 80, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03

HITK & CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders 0 Job
Printing On the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL win bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03

The following is the list of letters remain
Ing In he Memphis POstof1ce and net deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
Allletters directed to street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03
IN PORT.


RIVERSI AND BOSINh5ss
l. The river is falling at this point, though
not rapidly. 0ur dispatches give the
latest news from all ports. The Arkansas
is falling. with about 4feet to Little Rock.
White river is at a good stage. The
weather is pleasant; clouds appeared last
evening, and rain was looked for. BUSH
ness on the levee is moderately brisk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

/ LOUISVILLE, September 2~-Departed:
Mollie Moore, for New Orleans. The
! river is rising slowly, with 8 feet scant
| down the chute, and 9 feet on Portland
bar. There was a heavy rain this after
noon, and tonight it is cloudy and pleas
ant, md looks like more rain. ldfo3
+ CINcINNATI, September 2.-The river
fell, 3 inches In the past twenty-tour
hours, and there Is u feet in the channel.
Departed: Jennie Howell, for New Or
! leans. f-
PfTTsBuRe, September g. Weather
| clear. The Monongahela has 3 feet 2
inches, and is falling. ri Ea-
CAIRo, E2-Port list: Camelia,
from Memphis to Louisville, l0p.m.; r.
e. Lee, from Cairo to New Orleans, II %.
Grand Tower, from Sc. Louis to Memphis,
2a.m.; Susie Silver, from st. Louis to
New Orleans, z asm.; Edinburg, from
New Orleans to Louisville, 2 am; st.
Joseph, from Memphis to t. Lonis, Z
am. Julia, from Yickshurg to st. Louis.
z am. ; Shark, from st. Louis to New Or
leans, 9 lam; Grand Lake, from Grand
Tower TO Memphis, Sam. Norman, from
Memphis to Louisville, noon; r. J. Lock
wood, from st. Louis to Red river, 3 pm.
Sa1lie, from Arkansas river to st. Louis,
Q pm. The river fell 3 inches. Heavy
rain this afternoon, and cloudy. Mercury
500. -
NASHVILLE, September 2.-The river
is falling rapidly, with 3 feet large on
| Harpeth Shoals Weather fair. sr
3 NEW 0RLEAHs. September 2.-ArriTed :
Emelie La Barge, from ST. Louis. De-
partedi Kellogg and bzrgss, from ST.
VloEsBURe, September 2-Up: Colo
rado,6 psms .8h .sF nut1 era "a
sra M1SCELLANA1USsE Hfr
The Bismarck came in last evening and
laid over here till daylight. She had q
good trip for New Orleans.
Mack Hammett, of Pine Bluff, YVES q
passenger on the Celeste for his home.
Mr. Tennis. freight agent Of Erie
railway cotton express, has arrived from
the North, WHARF he spent the summsr.
The City of Alton was dine last night for
Vickshnrg, but had not arrived at q late
hour. 81
The A. i White, Captain George Ma
lone, leaves to-day for Friar'a Point and
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BRowN Is JONES, 80 Main street,
Bethel Block, wholesale and retail dealers
in Pittsburg, Camel and Ohio river Goals,
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied.