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and Clark her clerks, are quite popular
with the St. Francis people.
A paragraph intended for the local
columns found its way into this column
yesterday by mistake.
According to the Jefferson street lumi-
nary a strong attachment has recently
existed between the late river editor OF
that journal and the Parlor Music Hall.
So strong, indeed, was the attachment
that the weaker party was compelled to
give way to the greater, aud the Hall =
collapsed.
The Vicksburg Times learns that
Captain feathers has made a bet Of $1,000
with gentleman of that city that the
r. Il. Lee would not beat the time of the
Natchez from New Orleans to Natehez,
and says several other bets Of the same
kind have been made" A friend of ours
has 5000 that says she will beat it. Any
amount of bets of the same kind can be
obtained here.
The steamer Right Way is, by order of
the Seventh Louisiana District Court,
to be sold to the highest bidder on No
vember 5th
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AuYor. ns,salis.

A beautiful display of aurora borealis
was witnessed in this city last night. Al
midnight the northern heavens suddenly
became illuminated by deep red light,
which shot up froE the horizon nearly
to the zenith. Then it died away for a
few minutes, only to reappear with
greater brillianey, Finally the light di-
vided into sections, or bodies, separated
by a pale lustrous light resembling in
color the tail Of comet. Each body
or pillar Of light would gradually melt
into softer light, until it looked as indis-
tinct as the nebul@ of the Rilky way.
Then a faint needle Of light would come
as gradually as the first rays of the sun
on a mountain-top, scarcely half de-
gree wide at the base, and browning Its
indistinct point high among the stars
overhead. This would separate into two,
forming a pathway that angels might
travel, like unto the vision once beheld
by Jacob Up this starry path would
rise another spire Of light, pale and
transparent as IL just reflected from the
eternal SHOWS Of unexplored fields in
the north. The neighboring pillars of
fire on the right and on the left would
glow for a moment like clouds heated by
the fires Of an lEtna or Yesuvius, but
the little ladder Of light exactly in the
north, with ever-glowing and paling
lance in the center, was never entirely
melted or lost. In the midst of the
greatest display, falling star shot from
one Of the red cliffs Of fire and, leaving
a bright luminous track, plunged into
the world Of darkness far below the hori-
zon. Il was a sublime spectacle, which
neither words nor pencil can paint The
frequent occurrences Of these beautiful
phenomena this season has excited the
attention Of astronomers and learned
men throughout the country. The pecu-
liar feature which we observed was the
distinct bodies Of light or ere in the
northwest and the northeast, divided BY
much softer and more compact cones Of
light IN the north and al other points Of
the COMPASS
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Regarding the crops the Charleston
Courier Of the 2lst instant says;
The week just closed has been some
what favorable 10 crop harvesting, and
agriculturists have been enabled to carry
on their field work without hindrance,
except toward the close, when wet
weather prevailed. The news from all
sections has been encouraging, and full
yield OF this staple viii be secured if the
season continues propitious.
The same journal says:
The receipts at the cotton ports for the
week up to Fridays last were 76, 70f bales,
in contrast with SO, $40 bales the previous
week, and G7 995 for the period last sea-
son. At New Orleans the arrivals were
1865 bales, against 24,20l the season
previous. The total supplies at the cot
ton ports from September !, 1870, up to
the latest mail dates, we're 280,5i2 bales,
against 2S1, 100 the previous season,
showing decrease of 1913 bales.
The following table shows the quantity
of cotton in sight on the Nth of October
and at the same time last year:
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cHIcKAsAw JOCKEY CLUB.


-. h..
"ee""s last
Inc Chickasaw Jockey oiuD ne'u' !"
meeting nj the overton iio'ei ias' "'Ra''
President j. Il. Chalmers was III 'ne
enair Ia ~ }.1fi
After some discussion' !" was as'eeu
that racing commence to-uay Nv one
o'clock, and hereafter a. zen c'ocA'
unless the Club shall 'otnerw'Se ue'er-
mine.
Messrs. =. .. Drake ", De''g,
Robert b. snowden' Coi' W. -, Du"'
William Z. Miner, ana 'ohn w. D"'''"-
tine were elected members
The designations OF ~ ~ a." CIV
and A. u. uinson were reee'Ve'' /,
NpoDpy o"nhS Pe''"o" y.
to ride on the track was iaiu y" inc
table -,
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Organization of the Democratic
I -TN \ Finance Committee.
The Democratic Finance Committee
met and organized by electing D. Z.
Meyers Chairman; T. H. Cooke, Secre-
tary, and j. A. Shane, Treasurer
The following named gentlemen com.
pose the Finance Committee
John Rice, II. NJ. Nicely, Thomas B.
Allen, James Coleman, W. w. Miller,
Newton Davis, G. w. Edmonds, Henry
B. Chiles, T. B. Norment, j. II. Bate,
W. H. Carroll, P. NJ. Winters, 7. W.
0'Donnell.
The Committee adjourned to meet
again Friday morning, October 2sth, at
8 O'clock, at the law office of d. E.
Meyers, in the Walker Block.
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BoAYs LsAvIxG TODAY.
eIvEn. BUSINESS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is declining slowly at this
port and at Cairo, hut Ia rising at st.
Louis and above. The Ohio is falling
from its mouth to Pittsburg. Cumber-
land river has % inches over Harpeth
Shoals, and is falling slowly White
river is stationary, with scant three feet
to Augusta. The Arkansas is declining
rapidly at Little Rock and above; the
total rise in that stream was twenty feet.
The weather. ia cloudy and damp-a light
shower fell during the night and pros
poets are favorable for another to-day.
Business at the levee yesterday evening
was unusually active, there being at one
time fourteen steamers lying at the land
ing receiving and dispharging freight.
All the departing steamers had good
trips,
One item of the Mary Miller's cargo
yesterday was 40 tons ice-a scarce
article just now.
The Legal Tender came in yesterday
evening with 1863 bales of cotton, 400
sacks of cotton seed and a good passen-
ger list. She returns to White river,
leaving here at pm. this day, and
makes all way landings between this
port and Augusta, Being the regular
United States mail steamer, she may be
depended upon to make good time and
sure connections. Capt. John Elliott
commands, and Joe Elliott and Dan
Sullivan are her clerks.
The Bismarck discharged here 100
barrels of pork and passed down yester-
day evening fully laden. She added
1000 sacks of grain between Cairo and
this port,
The large aud commodious steamer
Belle Lee is at the foot of Monroe street,
loading for New Orleans. She goes out
tomorrow evening, and viii, we hope, be
fully laden.
The Belle st. Louis departs this even
ing for Cairo and St. Louis, making all
way landings and railway connections.
The Thos. II. Allen. Clay Rice, mas
ter, is the regular Wednesday U. Small
packet for Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
all landings on the Arkansas.
The Mollie Able is the regular St.
Louis and New Orleans packet destined
south tomorrow evening. She leaves
here at pm.
The. attention Of passengers and ship
pers is directed to The card Of that new
aud elegant steamer A. J. White, in an
other column. She departs at five
o clock this evening, under command oil
Capt. George Malone, for Helena and
Friars Point, and viii do all way bust
ness Charley Smither and Andy Gran.
ger are her clerks.
That magnificent steamer, the St.
Francis, is rapidly loading her cargo,
and'will depart at Eve o'clock this even
ing for the lower landings and all points
on the st. Francis river Capt Bow.
man, her able master, is too well-known
in the trade 10 need any newspaper
solicitations; and Messrs. Paine, Berry
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PEABODY HoTEL.-The Peabody Hotel
has changed hands, and the proprietor
ship is now vested in Mr.. William C.
Miller This gentleman formerly had
charge Of the Hoffman House Of New
York city, and has had an experience Of
twenty years in the business. He I'M
derstands the business thoroughly, and
is determined that the Peabody shall
sustain the name Of frst-class hotel.
Among other improvements probably to
be made soon will be an elevator, and
other features that viii add to the con-
fort and convenience Of guests. Former
patrons will still be made to feel at
home
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COMMERCIAL.

The excitement caused by the advance
in New York and Liverpool, noticed in
our yesterday report, continued through
out the day, the sales footing up to 1850
bales To-day, However, notwithstand-
ing that the New York market opened
firm and ut the closing rates of last
night our market was somewhat easier
and prices a shade lower, with less in
clination on the part of buyers to invest.
Some were out, however, and succeeded
in picking up about 800 bales, including
20 bales low middling at l5ic, IL good
ordinary at l4lc, middling and low do.
l5l % do. log TO l5ic for mid
ding and l5lc for low middling, 80
strict low do at l5lc, q low do. at l5lc,
q middling at l5ic. Noon dispatches
from New York reported that market
strong, with holders asking higher rates,
quoting middling at III to l7lc, with sales
for future at lie for October, and aSsc
for November and December. This had
the effect to stifFen the views of sellers to
a certain extent, and those who had re-
dueed their limits from lG to l5sc again
advanced them on the strength Of antici-
pated advance in Liverpool, from which
market no reports have been received.
A private telegram to a prominent for
eign buyer, however, reported that mar
ket unchanged. The l2:4j dispatches
reported the New York market irregular,
quoting middling at l7lc, with sales Of
1000 bales for future delivery, and $50
on the spot. This market at noon was
rather more firm than during the early
part Of the day, and buyers we're opera
ting cautiously. We quote the market
as follows: Ordinary, llf@I2ici Good
Ordinary, l49@l5c; Low Middling, l5i
@l5lc; Middling, l53@l5g; Strict Mid
ling, Let.
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Doy'T hawk, hawk, spit, spit blow,
blow, aud disgust everybody with your
catarrh and its offensive odor, when Or.
sage's Catarrh Remedy will speedily
destroy all odor and arrest the discharge
The proprietor offers $500 for a case he
cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or by
mail, sixty cents. Pamphlet free. Ad-
dress DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. 7.
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MEaPHIs THEArER.- The Gazette Com
iaue Troupe will open tonight. with
The German tteeordeF. Ihe bill also
includes serio-comc songs by Miss Jen-
ME Engel; dancing, by Miss Ada Basil
nell, and the Kiralfy sisters; banjo solos,
by BILLY Carter; the vagaries of Punch,
by Collins and Daisy, aad concluding
with Sinbad, The Sailor, the great bur-
lesque. Altogether it is an attractive
bill, and well calculated to draw a full
house.
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A CHOICE lot N. Y. Pippins.
40 CoNAwAY & Co., 1863 Main street.

WstTER BRAY, the negro comedian,
character qeior, and end man, formerly
ceunectedwith Gazette Comique Troppe,
leaves to-day to play an engagement
with John Thompson, at his Opera
House, Vicksburg, Mississippi. Mr..
Bray is one of the acknowledged artistes
in the burnt cork line. In his peculiar
specialties he is without a peer. To
hear his Stump Speech is worth a
walk up the fearful hills Of Yicksburg;
his Speech is full of nRctious
humor, sparkling Wit, ohook full of orig.
inality, and replete with grotesque fun,
while his "Sugar Bob will send his
hearers laughing to their beds. In truth,
Walter is "a fellow of infinite wit" and
ct the same time highly cultivated gen
tleman.
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CLOSING SALE.-Vance & Co. have re-
moved their Wholesale stock Of millinery
goods to 255 Main street, and are now
offering great inducements to the trade,
as they are anxious to close their bust
ness within thirty days. 80
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WooD. Wgopll WooDlll = Just re-
ceived by G. II. ,@ohason, at the foot of
onion street, one hundred and fifty cords
of hard wood, which he will sell at Sc per
cord on the levea. and 81 per cord de-
liyered toany part of the city, II
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SAINT FRANCIS, -

4. R. Bowman, Captain. S. C. Paine Clerk.
viii commence running regularly a. above
TO-DAY and viii leave hereafter on ithc-
DAYS and FRIDAYS. at m. and eontinee
her trims 70 the above points uhtii he N-'el
raises in the st. Francis uter, -, "A.
LAfRY ii kRMsTAD a CO.. AE'E.
az Nosby Block. 81 Front street.
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LOOK At OUR PRICES CALL AND EXAMINE YOU WILL Be SATISFIED.

All Wool White Blankets only 81 80 per pair
All Wool Gray Blankets, heavy, only 81 so pair
White and Red Flannes. Is TO % cents yard
Canton Fanns, Brown and Bleached only 10 yard
Genuine best A soft finish Lonslale down to Is IL cents
Good A. Bleached Domestic, 10 cents yard
l04 Sheeing 80 cents yard;
Brown Domestic, 6 IL 10 pc yard;
All Wool Shawls only 80 EACH
All Wool Shawls, large size, only 81 81 each
Stamped Boulevard Skirts only 10 each;
Bamoral Skirts only so eaoh
All Linen 81 Table Cloths 81 IL each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers only 10 each;
Grayan White Knit Undehrts
Men and Womens Hosiery only 81 90 DOZEN
Hemsttched Linen Iandkerchies only Is each
Iarges Lawn Handkerchief only
Full line Popns all colors and styles only % yard
English Mnoes all coos and styles, only per yard
Apaeas black and other coos, only % cents yard;
All Wool Paids, for children only 30 yard;
Heavy for Men and Boys per yard
Bed Ticks and Hickory Stripes only 10 l9 cents per yard;
Good Apron Check only II IL per yard;
Cotton Plaid only II IL cents per yard;
Chldrens Wool Hose, all Sizes 10 per pair,
Coses, 80 each;
Towels, warranted Linen each;
Napkins pure Linen Damask, only 4 TO cents each;
We cans sell good White Shiyt att cents
Look our Plain and Figured Desnes only 90
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JOE LOCKE, at 1864 Main street, keeps
all the leading papers of the country,
the weeklies and the magazines, and a
large stock of miscellaneous literature.
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WETTER l. Co., at - and IL Monroe
street, have large and complete stock
of stoves, tinware, etc, which purchasers
will find are offered at very reasonable
figures. The firm has been long estab-
lished, and has wide range of patron
age. Their stock includes many Of the
most popular articles in their line. In
fact they keep only the best. Among
other stoves is the Monitor, coal cook
ing stove, which is convenient, easily
and uniformly heated, simple in con
struction, adapted to all kinds of cook
ing-from roasting pig to cooking the
most dclieste eake1.and yithal is quite
economical, II is rapidly taking the
place of others, and cannot be excelled
The Champion is another popular stove
They sell as well as many others.
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PIrTsBuRG, Camel and Anthracite
coal-~Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by BIoLsv. MELLERsH & Co.,
1907 South Court and Main.
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New York money market.

Dy o. II . anu n. leickIdpu.J
NEW YORK. October 25. pm. Govern
ments are dull but steady. Sterling exchange
is steady at l0s14. Gold ia loaning at l-i6 of
per cent. Money is easy at to per cent.
Railway shares are rather dull and heavy; the
volume of business Is very light.
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LADIES who try La Creole Hair Re
storer cannot be persuaded to use any
other. 1t is elegantly perfumed, Clearly
to use, free from any hurtful properties,
and will revive the natural color of the
hair without fail The demand for this
great hair restorer has been steadily in
creasing ever since its Introduction. All
that is asked is trial. For sale every
x~ho.a
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NEw HoSEy, also, fresh cranberries,
together With . good supply of family
groceries of all kinds, at J. Deyoto's, cor
ner Adams and Third streets. 3i-t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
True Econ o my
Is FOUND N TIE
ETREK a ROOTv

u,HE FIRST PREMIUM AT THE GREAT
ST Louis Fair for 1893 vas awarded 20 the
Manufacturers ofthis beautiful boet. u COM
bines all the utility Of the sewcd boot via ne
rhcaoress on the porred beot. IT, coufiruc-
ton 4 In this wise; instead q peg. rcfHnar
shaped bras screw i driven into ne aolc snen
damn. and smoothly and securely ciincnra.
thus holding the soles and upper. tofrthef -
firht that they can never rip Or give uaI.
They have al the smooihness anq elastic ~
ne sewei boot. and none of the dl1adFau-
tages attaching t. the peEfed ee-. ~
M = r.--eI boots. thus We furnish you viii
sonefkirr that l. indeed ecorcmlral- We
49, : frs-h stock q All kinda n Boots an1
shoe for ladies'. gents miaHes ana eAilifrni
airo 4 fne line Of shoe ornaments. uhIeh -
iii Ill Al Wholesale and retail.
~ JOS. J. LEFEIT. a CO..
~ 40 Main ffeqt.
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MEMPHIS THEATER will present tho
new and spectacular drama Of Sinbad,
the Sailor, tonight
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For the best article of Coal go 10
J. a. VI. LOudOn, stanton Block, cor
ner of Madison and Front. H-t
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ESNoxs 4 Soy, at No. 10 jefferson.
and G. Beal streets, have thei.-asual
supply Of New York, Chicago and New
Orleans daily papers; also various ether
dailies, and all the weeklies due.
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Pittsburg and Camel Coal. and
Gas Coke, at Peterson's, ID Madison
apd Is4 Poplar street. SGT
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The members of the Memphis Club
are earnestly requested to attend the
meeting this evening, as the election of
officers will take piaos, and atheF bnsi-
ness of vital Importance will be brought
before the meeting
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THE best and cheapest dry goods in
the city can 10 bought at the Southern
Palace, 1872 Main st. See price list. AT
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For New Orleans.
For New Orleans.
For White River.

Memphis. White and Little Red river. Y. 5.
Mail Tuesday Packet-For Helena. Friar's
Point. Devali's Bluff. Searey, Augusta and
JacksOnport; connecting at Deyalls Bun
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL TENDER, I'D. Elliott, master
TNHIS NEW AND ELEGANT IT,
il passenger and freight steamer =. -
leaves as above TUESDAY. 18th -
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
46-f7l Promenade street. OPP. Landing.
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Look at the list of prices of d. c. 4 H.
NJ Loewenstine, 1892 Main street. See
advertisement on third page. AT
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THE grand baliet, arranged by Mons.
Blondowski, entitled the Diamonds of
the Valley.
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Bg SURE and read d. C. 4 II. NJ. Leow-
enstins's price list ip this paper on the
third page. AT
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Bismarck, st. Louis.
Sallie, ST. Louis.
Arkansas, st. Louis.
Frank Forrest, NJ. Louis.
y hubioon, 81 Louis
Legal Tender, White river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Sallie ", Haile's Point
Oil City, Shawnee Village,
Des Arc, Friar's Point.
" sallie, Arkansas river.
. Celeste, Arkansas river.
George W. Cheek, Eunice.
= Rubieon, Vicksburg.
Arkansas, New Orleans.
Bismarck, New Orleans.
BOATS IN PORT.
Frank Forrest, Legal Tender, st
Francis, Mary Miller, A. J. White, Bell,
Lee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Pueblo LEDGRR 0FFIcE. /
MEMPHIS. Tenn. October Is. 1870. !
MONEY.

MONEY.
There has been no change since our
report of yesterday in financial matters
The large sales of cotton made all other
branches of trade quite lively, and will
have. a tendency to ease money matters
considerably. The demand for loans
continues at the banks, but there is a
noticeable falling off in tho list Of street
applicants. Bank rates are unchanged
while those of the street vary from 2 to
p per cent. per month. The exchange
market continues to improve daily. rates
to-day are firm at &c buying on all points
East with one e&cepiqpi at |c for
sight checks and commercial bills. The
checking rate is firm at par, with no re-
ported exceptions. There has been no
transactions in local securities Or scrips
worthy of MENTION the only demand
being for city bonds, but none are
offered; the buying rate is quoted at so
to sic by several dealers, while others
think they could place them at 58c. City
scrip Is steady at 81 to dsc buying and
selling, and county warrants quiet at 67
to Csc buying and 20 to lie selling
Bank of Tennessee money is quiet at Gj
to Gee buying and G7 to Csc selling.
TFaHsaetiqng in gold APE pnafpad tol the
purchase Of small lots; dealers pay lie
less than New York rates, and follow the
fluctuations of that market closely. The
opening New York rate was 1879, at
which price it remained steady up to
Has, when 1t declined to and closed ic
lower. Government securities were dull
with a slight decline, and sterling steady
at 1881,
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FREsH Mackinaw trout and white fish
received daily, by express, at Victor ID.
Fuchs, Al Jefferson street 1851
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FOR Pc a ~ II Il II =

constantly FULL AND FRESH STOCKS Of the following Goods
which with sold at CoRREsPoNDNGIY PRICES
Bachelors stock Kip Boots and Brogan
Flu of Clothing and Hats;
can Tweeds, Kerseys, Beverly Twils, Sainets,
Casino Plaid and Striped Osnaburgs
Heavy Brown and Beached Domestc White linseys,
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PlrrsBuRG and Canned coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. T
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STEAM BOATS.
For Arkansas River.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet co.,.
5, Mail Line--For Helena, Friar's Point.
Mouth of White river, Pine Bluff and Little
Rock, connecting for Hot Springs and Fort
Smith,
I. ii. ALLEN, Capt. Clay Rice.
VNHIS ELEGANT AND FLEET 0~=. !.
/ Passenger Steamer will leave lsils;1
WEDNESDAY. the 18th inst. at -
pin. -
For freight or passage Apply on hoard OF to
W. q. PATrES0N. Agent,
As No. 3 Madison ST., Stanton DiSek.
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For anusement 90 3. Cadmus'

THIRD WARD SALOON, 80 Adams street,
kept by Henry Eshman, has always on
hand the best assortment Of liquors,
wine and beer. The Third Ward Res
taurant, newly opened, 80 Adams street,
John Graham, proprietor. We recon-
mend those two well known gentlemen
TO the community 2St
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MISS Ella wesner, the only represent
alive Of the young man Of the day. viii
appear at the Theater tonight
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LOST.

4 OsT A DARK LEM0N-CoLORED
~ pointer bitch: had on a chain collar, with
the name OF n Martin. SO reward viii
b paid for her delivery at the once Of W r.
Martin. northeast ebrner Of Second snd ! nion
streets. 4l-f
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PLANTERS, read d. c. a II. NJ. Loewen-
siine's list Of prices on the third page of
this paper. AT
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BOARDING. -wHTTEMORE HoUsE, le
list z. II. WHITEMORE. Prop'r.