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PERSONAL.

Captain Asa Hin, of the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad, and Captain Robert
Portlock, of the house of OrgilI, Bros. Il
Co., were at ~Jacksonport, Arkansas, on
b 18th Inst.
Colonel Edward RyFne, from New Or
leans, Colonel George w. Polk. from
Maury county, and General j. F. Pagan
from Little Rock, are stopping at the
Peabody Hotel.
Judge L. II. Mangum and DR.. II. M.
Grant, OF Helena, Ark, passed through
the city yesterday en- rotue for Colum-
bia, Tenn, to obtain and carry back to
Helena the remains of the late lamented
General Pat. Cleburne. Further facts in
regard to their mission VAl be found in
editorial columns.
Mr.. Rough Rice, editor and proprietor
of Rough Rice'S Ready ReDorter. Rut-
ledge, Ga, is in town for a few DAYS. The
Reporter Is a witty, Faey, sstiriosl shset,
deals with the failings, vices and weak
Desses of humanity, and ALWAYS with an
unsparing hand in one vein or the other.
The present Legislature of Georgia affords
the editor plenty Of opportunity for his
versatile talent.
W. n. Allen, Esq General Southern
Agent OF the Iron Mountain Railroad, is
in our city, andlwih remain a day or two
IN the interest Of his road. We are glad
70 learn that the Iron Mountain is grow
ing daily in the favor of travellers.
Mr.. w. Whittemore, ofthe @. C. Cal
r. r., is also In the city, and locates here
we believe.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-The celebrated
Peak Family of Swiss Bell Ringers gave
at the Memphis Theater last evening one
of their wOrld-famed and delightful en-
tertainments. To enter into details of it
would be s~uperhuous, for everybody has
heard their exquisite and unique music.
We are only sorry that the entertainments
cannot be repeated. For thirty years
past the "Peak Family (so-called) have
delighted the people OF, this country with
their music, and for the past four or i've
years every season has been their last"
This announcement has been a sort Of
drawback TO the pleasure Of listening to
them, because there is always q sadness
in parting. We hope las the Bell Ring
ers-wbether they are Peaks" or not
are good in every sense of the wOrdl that
the absurd p.p.e. of last appearance"
will be left of hencefOrth. Tonight Mr..
Harry Watkins and Mrs. Rose Watkins
viii make their first appearance before a
Memphis audience in "Trodden Down;
or, Under Two Fags. This is a pleasant
combination, and we have no doubt that
there will be a full house 10 greet them.
Professor Vigus' Lectures and Art Ex-
hibition, Tuesday and Friday nights, Gay
oso Hall, 396 Main street.
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RACING NEWS.

49,
our last report.
DO not 90 u to the track by the Gen.
trial Avenue road.
The Overton is crowded to repletion
with sporting men from all parts.
But few turfmen attended the trot-
ting matches yesterday evening. They
were mostly engaged out at the track.
WIN. NJ. Conner, Esq, the accom-
plished and genial correspondent Of the
SPIRIT Of the Times, has arrived in the
city. He is stopping at the OvertOn, and
will remain during race week.
In the trotting matches last evening
Skillet took everything by storm in the
first match, d%istancing his competitors on
the first heat, and of course winning the
first race. In the second match Dolly
Day did the same thing and won the Sec
Ond match,
In the pool selling at the Overton last
night for the races to-day, the bidding
was not spirited as is usual the first night.
For the first race ollie Hunt was the IA
vorits, as follows: Ollie Hunt 81, Derin-
ger IS, Morgan Scout q, King Tom IL.
For the second race Smith was the favor
lite, selling at 100 against 20 on the field.
The proprietor of the ''Senate" sa-
loon, having been Identified with the
"tarf and saloon business" for many
years, wouldbe pleased to see his old "turf
and field friends at his "Senate" during
their s%ojourn in the city. The public in
general are invited to meet them and par
take of lunch at IL am. every day and 10
pm.
The ladies are especially invited to
the opening of the RACES under the au-
spices OF the Chiokssaw Club. Every
comfort is prepared to make the visit
agreeable, and every attention will be
given by the Committee. The races to-
day will be the most brilliant of the week.
Col. WI. VANCE,
A. J. HAY,
Col. ]. w. JEFFERSON,
Committee.
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FRENCH cJRSETs ONLY rs CENTS.
]. CANS, Dos Main street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The announcement of a new novel from
Disraeli has made a sensation in the lite
rary world. 1t is twenty-three years
since the publication of the last romance
of this brilliant writer, during which time
he has had a great career in politics, and
has attained the highest position open to
an English subject. "LOthair," his new
novel, of which we nave read the advance
sheets, is full of wit and genius, and treats
in a most interesting manner all the pO-
litical and social questions of the day. It
is full of sharp reflections, and keen
though good-natured satire. The London
Saturday ReUieiO, of April 9th, in noticing
its announcement, says: lone thing is
certain. During the first weeks of May
all England will be occupied in a single
absorbing employment. II will be read
ing Mr.. Disraeli's new novel. Messrs.
Longman may find it desirable to guard
their publishing-ofices in PateTnOster
Row by a strong body of police. At Mu-
dies IL will be necessary to form a queue,
as at the doors of a French theater. Lord
ShaftesburE and his friends of Exeter
Hall will do well to take counsel
together as to the prOpriety of post
poning the May Meetings. Managers
of more profane entertainments will
perhaps find that it is not worth while to
keep the play-houses open. Members of
both Houses, instead of reading public
bills, will be reading Mr.. Disraeli's novel
a first and second time, and referring il
to extemporized select committees of talk
and criticism; possibly it may even reach
a third reading, and receive the royal APP
prevail. If Mr.. Disraeli had announced
that, On Monday, the I'd of May, he would
sing at the opera, dance on a tight-rope at
the Crystal Palace, or preach a rmo at
Mr.. Surgeons Tabernacle, popular sur
prise and curiosity would not be more
strongly reused than they have been by
the advertisement that on that day will
be published Lothian. By the Right
Hon. B. Disraeli, NJ. p. 5 vols, post
sVo.'" Another English paper states
that Mr.. DisFaeli has been offered ten
thousand pounds TO allow FLothair" to
be published serially in a newspaper.
D. Appleton 4 Co. will be the publishers
in this country, they having purchased
the advance sheets.
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NOTICE ExTRAoRDIEARY.-The large
hall in Odd Fellows Building. 252 Man
street, so celebrated in lang syne ss6as
place Of places, will be opened on Mon
day, the 18th inst, for the season, as an
ice cream saloon, where 1he-I15ta gill be
sure to find everything Bf3s1 Very Ussr
ssrrs, D LIZ 9sy1eby those princes of con-
.feceonefs, Podesta & Cszsssa, and their
efficient assistants.
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INMAN LINE OF OCEAN STEAMERs.-Can
on Mont. Pepper, q South Court street,
for your tickets to Europe, and save this
trouble in New York. He represents a
splendid line Of passenger and emigrant
ships, n will sell you either class Of
tickets to or from all prominent points in
Europe. Ronnd trip (eabin passage) at
reduced rates.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing In the Memphis POstofice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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NoTIcE.-A special meeting of the Con
federate Relief and Historical Associa-
ton WILL be held this afternoon (26thl at
three Eeiclock, at the Peabody Hotel,
for u purpose of making the necessary
arrar emeEts for the reception of the re-
maiIE of General Patrick Cleburue. A
full Etendanoe is desired. BY order of
ISHAM g. HARRIS, President.
DO. w. DAWSON, Secretary.
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MERCHANTS HAVE
They Wade IntO Many subieets.-HOw
They Get Gut.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS.
President Nelson yesterday read before
the Chamber OF Commerce a table which
will prove invaluable to cotton planters
living along the Arkansas, White and
other rivers. A curious discussion grew
put of the presentation of the paper. Col.
David Townsend, who has a wonderful
proclivity for saying precisely what he
thinks, declared hat Mr.. Nelson was do
ing the city and country great service in
presenting the facts developed in the pa
per he had read. There are,
said Nj. Townsend, a few gem
tlemen in this city. even directors or
shareholders in insurance corporations,
who pay n rate of insurance and charge
another, in dealing with their customers.
Colonel Townsend said that he could cite
instances and name persons who had been
guilty of this fraud. Therefore it was
that trade was repealed from Memphis,
and sought Louisville, where insurance
rates were falsely supposed to be lower
than in this city.
Mr.. Lacey approved all that Colonel
Townsend stated, and the appended table
ofrelative rates was ordered to be printed:
Rates of insurance from Memphis to
points on the White and Arkansas riy-
ers, as compared with Louisville rates
10 the same points:
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FOR WHITE RIVER,
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
Mhits River y S. Mail Line,

I'VE entirely new and magnih- H.
L cent stde-wheel passengerR
packet. built expressly for the trade,
X. r. ALT--.~---JoH WOoDaURN, Master
WIN leave MemphtR EVERY SATURDAY, al
D O'Clock p-na., far al points on WHITE RIVER
ROT &c 4~ACKs0NPORT; also, TO WEST
and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
e9nneet1ng al DENALL's BLUFF with Rail.
road Tor LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS. con
nectlng al J-AeEs0npOrt with steamer Bates
vile Tor HocAHoNTAs and intermediate points
81 ShACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
batesVHle. 10 freight or passage apply on
BOARD 7 at once OF the Company, No. sMadi-
son street, Stanton Block.
a9Z9 ". II. KENNEDAY, AGENT,
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING
ROOM-Gentlemen who are trying 20 re-
vive the tinges OF other days in their
grizzled hair with muddy and giutin0us
preparations, are hereby informed that
PHALoN's NITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, will accomplish the object
more efiectually than n OF these, and
is transparent and without sediment.
Cut this paragraph cut aud lay it on
your toilet as a reminder.
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OBITUARY.


DR.. George r. Grant, who died suddenly
In this city yesterday Of apoplexy, had
been a citizen of Memphis about thirty
years. He was universally well known
and as universally esteemed in all
q . relations of life. He was
Urn in Jackson county, Georgia,
near Athens, and was educated in Phila-
delphia, a pupil of Chapman, when this
extraordinary philosopher and lecturer
was at the zenith of his glory and popu-
larity. DR.. Grant was one OF the most
generous of his professional brethren.
He never was heard to use disparaging
terms when referring to the worth Of phy-
sicians. He was kind, suave, gentle as a
woman should be, and his excellence as a
nurse came of the very tenderness of bis
heart. His employers were among the
oldest of our citizens, and among the
subjects of his skill and bensfactions no
man was ever more highly esteemed and
beloved.
Horaafa aaUantU-au "a aanfa
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THE NJ. ]. wTcKs AND ST. LOUIS BoARD OF
UNDERWRITERS.

THE NJ j. MfChS AND ST. LOUIE BOARD OF
UNDERWRITERS.
Mr.. Lacey stated that he had underta-
ken to have the matter of the steamer M,
J.. Wicks and st. Louis Underwriters, in
vestigated by the St. Louis Chamber OF
Commerce, who had appointed a commit
tee to confer with another from the st.
Louis Board of Underwriters. Mr.. Lacey
stated that the vessel was approved
by the insurance officers OF Louisville,
Cincinnati and Memphis, and that the
conduct of this insurance association at
st. Louis was wholly inexplicable- Mr..
Lacey further stated that he had been in
correspondence with Gen. W. ]. Smith,
NJ. c., so-called, from this district-Stan-
toms suecessori think of it, ye gods and
little fishes. W. j. Smith, Congressman
from Memphis, says that he don't think
the JOye-like head of the Treasury De-
partment approves the creation of ports
of entry in the interior of the country.
In other words, Boston and New York
are entitled to a monopoly of all extraOr-
binary advantages that arise from
the existence of b Federal government.
As Rome was, so is New York the en-
pire; even as Grant is I~mpeTdtOr rather
than President or Consul.
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONDITION OF THE
oUTH
Colonel John B. Robinson was appoint
ed not long ago to discover by CORES
pondence with the people and ofhce-hold-
ers of the country the extent and degree
Of confidence to be reposed in those
bloody reports which the extraordinary
Senator Morton used in his maledic-
lions recently Illuminated against the
South from his place in the Senate
Chamber. 1t happens that a great many
Ofnhese replies TO printed i~nterrogatives
Ieade by Mr.. Robinson, affecting the in
iustry and wealth of many counties, are
very valuable, and it is now proposed to
print an abstract of the whole for distri-
button among Northwestern farmers.
The reports from Mississippi and from
Tennessee all concu in deolar-
ing that perfect peace and order prevails,
and that the murderous mania which
troubles Morton's diseased fancy exists
elsewhere than in any country
rom which Col. Robinson has received
responses to his inquiries. The writers
Of these reports from Mississippi are all
Radicals, and their testimony before the
reconstruction Committee must be
final. The documents should be
forwarded at once TO Washington. There
s a mighty Radical lobby at work for the
of annulling the acts of our late
and Legislature.
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NEW
PRICE
LIST |!
ELkT
1913 Main Street 298

800 linen towels sc. worth 55c.
MsrssIlss quilts 81 50, worth g 80.
Hemstiteh h'ds l0e. worth D.
Hemstitch h'ds Z5c. worth 50c.
Corsets, real + rench. zoe, worth 81 ..
Rlbbed FreB ch corsets 81, worth -.
Our make aides CATERS s.. worth -.
Our make ehildr's shoes 81 3. WI s2N
Lace shaw Is 81 SO. worth S
Lace shaTEIs $, worth so.
Lace shs wis s.. worth sl
French percaIss sc, worth Soc.
solid eolored percaIss sc, worth So.
White shifting Inen 40e, worth sc.
N shifting linen Ee. worth 81 D.
Boys cashmere suits 50 So. worth -.
Hoops kirts, 80 springs. 75c, worth 81 So.
We also have. Tor the season,
whibe pIques at only &c, worth 81.
White striped piques only sc, worth Be,
Also. the
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INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEEPRRE.-Com-
mon, yeast produces but l ID. 9 OF. of
bread from l 10. 4 OF. Of -four; but l 10. I2
OF. of bread may be obtained from the
same quantity OF -four by using DR.,
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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HTTE & CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, IA UniOnstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
min aud sct accordingly.
NEW Linen Lawns at B. Lowenstein
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LINEN Lawns. Great bargains in
Linen LAWS this week at
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
variety of MOnthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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JEwELRY.-An elegant assortment al
reduced prices.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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BE not deceived by limitations OF Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover; call
for Halls and accept no other.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol.
& Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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MRS. NJ. A. ROBERTS & Co, Milliners,
have removed to $50 Main street.
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FANs.-our assortment of these is very
large. Prices low.
T. W. JOHNSTON Il co.
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%oALLIEs at Ise, a yard, Nainsooks at
NaEea4ork cost, plain and embroidered
shirt-fronts and hosiery, atsetew York
prices, at
B. F. ROSENSTIEL & CO.'S,
Sl6H Main street.
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That beautiful place on Ray burn Ave
nue., owned by the estate Of II. A. Parker,
deceased, will be sold on Monday mex by
the Clerk and Master of the Chancery
Court, in front of his office. The sale viii
be peremptory, rain or shine, and on lib
eral terms of payment. Some one will be
likely TO get a bargain at this sale.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street, ALWAYS
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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CHEMIsEFTEs.-We are now in receipt
of an elegant assortment of these goods.
Call and examine.
I. w. JOHNSTON & 90.
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HARVEST HARNESS. i-Great induce
ments at $50 Main street, P. J. Quigley's.
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LOST-REWARD.

Notices under tais head t0iu Be inserted a. Ten
cents per tine, each nlSe1aoG
1TRES-s5 REwARD-Strayed or stolen,
vi on Thursday night. the list OF april
nom the premises OF W. W. BOtt, near olive
Brapch. Miss, two bay mares; one iight lay,
with whit face, about eight years OLD one
light bav. with black name and tail, ABOUT
siN wears old, about l5A hands high
For the delivery Of the mares 20 me, or
where / can get Them, i VIII pay the above
amount ldhWl " 70
TERRTER The gentleman who took up a
small black and tan terrier In mont OF
Webster block, yesterday viii please return
al Overton Hotel, to ". 81. Ttmberiake,
and he will be Literally rewarded. ap3
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0WB0AT LITTLE ALPS.

TOWING n all WOFE IN heF II
Il line done with dispatch, at
lowest rates Leave orders at A. Carr's Boat
store, on levee; with Bigley, Mellersh & Co.,
or apply on board to
APP w. W. MAINGAULT, Master.
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Largest variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans s Thorn's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to ordsr-ht guaranteed.
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe LOcke's News Stand, 2S64 Main
street.
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For Memphis rates from Louisville d
3 per cent. to Memphis rates, as above.
Palpably enough this method of psying
one rate and charging another to the
planter had wrought infinite detriment
to the trade Of this city. Memphis, its
insurance companies and its merchants
were alike sufferers because of these
frauds.
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Ice CREAM.-August Berton, the popu-
lar cOnfectiOner, at the corner of Fourth
and Poplar streets, opened his saloon yes
terday. Berton's ice cream has won a
reputation, and we advise all who want
the pure article to patronize BertOn. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
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Do NOT fail to look at b. L0wenstein &
Bros. Dress Goods this week.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
II. NGOGEoX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
238 SECOND STREET.

HAVE Just received a choice selection Of
4 SPRING GOODS. which cor quality and
design cannot be surpassed In this eiEF. 10
my old customers ana friends, and the DubN
lie generally, ] extend IN invitation to cali
and examine my goods and prices bafo-e
making purchases elsewhere. snS8
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
LOeke's News Stand, 236L Main street.
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TERRIBLE MURDER.

. Negro Fireman Throws TIE White Engi-
Eeer Of a Steamboat Into the Rixer-Ae
is Aided and Allotted by Another Negro
Examination and cOmmittaI Of fbe MUIR
derers.
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AGENT FOR THE GETTYSBURG FUND.

1t will be seen that Mr.. Henry Moode,
a young gentleman well known in our
city, has been appointed agent for the col
lection of money to defray the expenses
of removing the Confederate lead from
Gettysburg. No better appointment could
he made. The following letter explains
itself:
RICHMOND, VA. April p, 1870.
Mr.. Henry Noodle, of Memphis, Tenn,
is hereby authorized to act as Collecting
Agent for the fund for Gettysburg in the
city of Memphis, and in the States of
Mississippi aud Tennessee. The moneys
so raised will be deposited at r. H. Mau-
rvs, banker, Richmond, Va, and when a
sufficient mount is collected. will be eX-
pended by the Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION for the removal of the dead
from Gettysburg.
MRS. GEO. w. RANDOLPH,
President.
MRS. f. H. BROWN, sec'y. H. NJ. A.
ST.. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
LOcke's, 236H Main street.
GREAT Bargains in Dress Goods this
week, at
b. LoWENSTEN & BROS.
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FOB l A POINT.

Regda&MemDhis and Friar's Point Tri.
Weekly u. 3. Mail Packet.
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
This hne passenger stsameF- IT.
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, AE
THURsDA and SATURDAY at 4 O'Clock PIN.
For freight OF passage apply on board. apl4
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FOR CINCINNATI

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SAM ]. Walker, master
This elegant and swim steamer -
will leave as above
TUESDAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
ADA No. Il Madison street.
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WHALEBoNE Corsets, seyenty-fve cents
each. t. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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PIQUEs.-A handsome assortment cheap
at T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and Little Red River U. s.
Mail Tuesday Packet-For Helena, Friars'
Point, DeVall's Bluff. Searcy, Augusta and
JacksonpOrts connecting at DeNail's Blum
with train for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL TENDER----JOhn d. Elliott, master
This elegant and feet passenger IT.
steamer viii leave as above ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, al 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
APPS Promenade street. opp. Landing.
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LINEN FRINGED TowELs.-A good ar
ticle at 81 80 g dozen.
T. ". JOHNSTON 4 90,
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BARGAINS IN BOYS STRAW HATS.

CANS NEW STORE, 2ss Main st,
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAyING THIs DAY
DEPARTURES.
RIvERs, wEArHER am Rus1NEss.

Geo. W Cheek Legal Tender 81. Franei
sam J. Hale Ozark 81. JOSEPH
Magenta