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FRIARls PoINT AND BENDS.
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AsARREAEE APRTvATR COUNSELOR 10
NfAIhehaPAQs l1HE MARRIED or those about
GUIDE. s g m m7sts en- the g 2
tionB Of the sexual SYSTEM, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing OIL
spring. preserving tne complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work OF tWo hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous an
cravings, and contains valuable Information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still 1t is q o % that ouQht To he
lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
Sent TO any one Gree of postagel fof 50 cent?.
Address DR.. Butts Dispensary. No, III NJ
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
~ N0hce s0gbs A95toted 0td Uafcrhaanlsf
Before applying 70 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise in public papers, or USING any
QUACK peruse Dr. Butts' work. no
matter what your disease is, or how deplora-
bleyour condition.
DE-. Butts can be consulted, personally or BY
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his Worka
Once No. IAN. Eighth street, bet. Market and
hestnnts ST. Louis, No, leH dAW
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ri, BROWN. Observer.
I.Jl bhUWNlU Ds6fFt
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,
WAGHTNgToN Anguzt 20 1871

2Ah0 ~ -
The barometer has risen somewhat since
Tuesday afternoon from the Gulf coast to
Michigan and Nebraska, and still more
Lakes Superior and Huron. The area OF
the lowest barometer, after extending
nOrthwsrd beyond our stations, has
moved eastward, and is probably north Of
Lake Ontario, and extending its influence
rapidly over New England, where threat
ening weather now succeeds to this to
clearing weather this morning. South
westerly winds have continued on the
lower lakes, increasing to quite brisk for
a short time, and fresh westerly winds
from the Ohio valley to Lake Superior.
South and sOutheasterly winds continue
on the New England coast. Light and
fresh WINDS have prevailed in the South
ern and Gulf States. Numerous storms
Of small dimensions passed over the mid
die and Atlantic coast, and similar ones
are still threatening. Clear and pleasant
weather is probable for Thursday from
Georgia to Lake Ontario, and westward,
with brisk westerly winds for q short
time from Michigan to New York, and
pleasant weather on the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, with locsl rains on the
coast. At midday q storm in Canada
will probably bring strong s~outherly
winds, with rain to night from New York
to Maine, and local storms of some Sc
verify from Virginia to New York, the
whole clearing away by Thursday even
ing, excepting Maine.
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FOR RTvER.
MsrCkaHts' St. LsuIs and Arkansas RIvs,
Pa0kst EsaDsay,

For Pine Blua, Little Rock, Louisburg, Oar
danelle, Ozark, a Buren, and Fort
Smith; composed of tbs following
First-clsss,L oW-Water Freight
And Pa..an ger nankatns
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GAS FITTING, sIs Second utrsss.
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( As Am. lO:Asp.m. 2p-m.
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aohool Nof4oe.

THE next session OF the free schoo for the
Fourteenth Civil District, taught by
Miss Mary A Mcintosh, at No. 81 St. Martin
street. viii commence o the first Monday
In September next Applications may pc
made 70 Miss az the school room.
Augusta, 1871. au2k
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis D. s. Mail Line
FOR O6ce0la, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with b
Iron Mountain r. r., al Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad. and
boats up the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHEBTER--ZeieIer master.
This elegant steamer Will leave 80
as above E
THIS DAY, 3lst instant, at pm.
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
TO General Railroad and Steamboat ONCE.
TOM B, DUNN, cor. Court and Main sts.
Freight received at hest Lou3 WharfOoat.
W E. DILL, Agent.
au3l FLEM. Suust
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARnISG-Excellent day boarding can
ID be had ST l4 Monroe street, at nve dollars
per week, IN advance Also. rooms, elegantly
furnished, csn be had, with board. for two
persons, 81 sixty dollars a month. Refer
ences required. aug
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OF MISSISSIPPI,
OzxOra. Miss.
xHE rwENT1ErH sEss1os

xHE TWENTIETH SESSION
Opsss on Wednesday, 4sh October Next.
with the same Faculty. and free tuition to
Al students Of Mississippi. Apply for infor-
nation to the Chancellor, or any member o
the Faculty, or to THOs. E. B. PEGUEs,
tyB Secretary OF Board
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. 1t
should be read by all.
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An energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in another column. 1t
from the stirring, pushing and e~nterpris-
ing house Of L. II. Gardner & Co. Their
known large capital and extensive BUSH
ness sdmOnish buyers Of dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass Il without
careful peruESl. The house Of L. II.
Gardner & Co, ia New Orleans, draws
like = magnet, and is known all over the
southwestern country for its low and reg
ulsT prices, choice stock and honorable
dealings. By all means turn to the adj
vertisement and read it carefully. 1t
means business.
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jos LOCKE, 238H Main street, has
Cody, Peterson. Leslie. Demorest, Har-
per, GALAXY Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, APpletOnis Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, Bsllou, Pleasant Hours,
and q host Of other late monthlies, ali the
Illustrated weekhes and principal dsilies
I the United States.
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AS the Cotton Season is rapidly sp-
preaching, LET US remind you that we are
fully prepared to print, in a superior
manner, CoFToN ACCOUNT SALES, DRAY
TICKETS. bills LADIEe, RAILROAD RE-
CRIPTs. etc. Examine our samples and
prices, n. WADE q CO.,
297 Main street.
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at the Office of Dickinson, Williams Co,
qI0 Front street. in Memphis, Tennessee, /
will sell to the aighest bidder, for cash, ths
interest OF said Moore, being one undivided
half. In and to thu following three tracts OF
land in Gibson ounty to-Wit:
First, One tract of IS acres called the SEN
tar tract. near Gibson station, sold under de-
cree OF the County Court Of Gibson, 70 Moore
q Hutchsrsor.On which there Is alien for bal
ance OF purchase money, $500 and interest,
rom 18th January 1871, due nora said Moore
second. One tract Of lSs acres near Gibson
station conveyed by g.. D Yandel to Moore
a Hutchsrs0n, by deed registered in said
county In book No 2, page 502, on which
there Is q lien for S5l50 unpaid purchase
money owing by said Moore a Hutcherson.
Third. Ouoother tract near Gibson station
of 1857 acres, described In the contract OF
sale from e. 9Ivie to Ing a Moore, registered
in said oouuty, in book No. ], page 3ol. on
which there ID q Lien for unpaid purchase
money due from Moore q Ing, Of Sl02 VI and
fCferest from 18th December, l64l.
I viii sell only the UNDIVIDED interest or
said Moore. subject to said liens; and the
rurelsaaaf viii acquire only said undivided
fntsrssE snsumbered with the liens afors-
said.
T Wi1 aeIl the notes and accounts and claims
~ zaid Moore which hSVs some 70 my hands,
= list OF which win be furnished ar the time
Msmphis. August2 Is, IsJ1.
an.T JCHN ". DICKINSON. Assignee
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INFANTs.--Much suffering to these ten
der little buds of the family might be al
layed by using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup.
See advertisement In another column.
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YOUEe Gents Hat at LEIDYs
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nOOR5-A lot of glass and wood doors,
IL msntlss, studdtng, etc. Apply at Sb
Main street.
anH kAlLL q W
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FOE WHITE RIVER.
-


JNo.B B. DAVIS, Master UHAs. SHTTHzRs, CPk
".
a Master CHAs. Clerk
VIII run in connection with the trains of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
wallis u as follows: The USAGE WinleaVe
Deysl's Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at4 O'Clock pm, on arrival of train
from Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
Jacksonport. Returning, VIII leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 4 o'clock pm, connecting with trains az
Dev2ll's Bluff next day for Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLIE V. viii leave DevaI's Bluff
every Thursday, at OO'olock am, and every
sunday, ats O'Clock pm. for Des arc, West
Point and Searcy. Retul ming, viii leave
West Point every Thursday, at II o'clock
pm. and every Monday, at 8 o'clock am, for
DeValPs BluU and mouth of White river,
every Tuesday and Friday, st4 O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon, Aberdeen, CaSs Coe, Mount
Adams, CrOcketts Bluff, st. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, will
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock an, connect
ing at Devalls blud mex day with trains for
Memphis and little Rock. This boat Will
also run TO Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route Will go through TO
JacksonpOrt In % hours less time than by
other points in proportion Passsn-
gers TO points below DeVsps Bluff Will save
"A hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line viii reach its
destination considerably in Of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
by this route.
Through Bills Lading signed at ONCE, No.
Madison street. John B. DAVIS, Pres't.
A. z. CURBY, Secretary and Treasurer. jy29
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IMPORTANT 10 LADEs.-2000 Pairs Ex-
celsiOr Best Fitting Corsets at rs cents q
pair. To be closed out at once at
MENKEN BROS.
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A SPECULATIVE YOUNG MAN TRAVELS ON
ZIG aHAnm

A SPECULATIVE YOUNG MAN TRAVELS ON
HIS SHAPE.
A young man with q remarkably beau
tiful whisker OF a dark blue tint, and an
elongated figure, which seems to have
been stretched out by some process SINH
lar to that prscticsd at a 'candy-puling,"
was before his Honor the Recorder
yesterday charged with "~vagrancy."
The particular trouble with this
young man was the misfortune that
he did not come into the world before any
Of his equally meritorious and attractive
brethren. The misfortune of youth He
came to this good town several weeks ago,
and, throwing an eagle glance over the
suburbs and alleyways, be said to HIM
sell, "You will do" The city promised
well. There was q goOdly supply of that
class of humanity which would "bleed
freely" He proceeded at once to q print
ing office and had the following circular
struck eli:
"AsPoNnsHING TO ALI
"Dr. A. w. Bsughman, the Seventh Son
Of the Seventh Son. Go and see the great
Prophet of the West. Professor Bsngh-
man, who has eonfoundsd all who have
visited him with establishment; the Great
Seer, Astrologer, Clairvoyant, Physician,
and Wonderful Oracle Of Futurity is the
seventh son, and born with q natural gift
or veil of sight. Hours of interview from
= aaAa W . pills. CuuuHJb 5ACtULEua d.
Baughmen's brilliant and widespread
reputation is but the consequence Of the
nattering success which has attended him
on every hand. From the learned, from
the intelligent, from the scientific and
from philosophers, he has received the
Communications for his skill in
his profession. Office, No. 81 Main
street, jackson block."l
With this document be went to work
ufgnECua1u % EinnpDNa1u 90 20 hn ho6 kaan I
an only son., and not The seventh, not to
mention the daughters. The coloreds pa
tronized him literally. The police who
are on that beat became convinced hist he /
Was a species Of fraud, and took an
honest notion into their heads
that they ought to demolish him.
Jenny went up to his
room to inform him that he was q ''va-
The whiskers were astoniahed ct
this, The officer still further stated that
place for him was the station-house,
and wanted him TO go slong-he had 8
for him. The seventh boy
dumbfounded, but recovering
presently, he said: "Ah, very
we'll, wait a minute" and then COM
possible to change everything in the room.
de hrst turned the looking glass toward
The wall, as much as to Bay "My luck is
Then he turned his bed around
70 as to put its head to the east. Then he
proceeded TO turn everything IL the room,
sven the pens and pencils on the table,
The officer became alarmed at this be-
he thought the seventh son wanted
70 "hoo doc" him, and consequently he
him OF to the st~stion-houso.
When before bis Honor the Recorder he
assisted in his defense by Mr.. Robert
,On.
The case was long and complicated,
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

Headquarters oyster, Fish, Poultry
and Game Depot, 27s second Street,
Memphis. Tenn.
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CARDS, CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS, ETC., printed promptly and
at low rates, by II. WADE& CO.,
297 Main street.
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Hight OF barome-

AlA
Change since last
report.--
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Of Nashville, Tenn.
ST. VINcENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GLRARDEAu. No.
THE TWEETY-EISTH ANNUAL sEs
Il sion VIII
Open o. Monday, September 4, 1877.

WIIE-TTT1IlEIL
- FOR particulars apply 70 Very Rev
Father RiOrdOn, We al 3 Patrick's Church.
iyNd AW
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HANTs,

DOARDFR5-Pleasant rooms and excel
lent Board at lS5 Second street. RuSl
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LOST.

TOW-HEFER--On the evening OF the I'D
August, a red muley COW, with a white
head, about calvtng; and q white muley
neifer; SO for the finder. Leave 81 ths gro
oery Al the Brick Church., IN Chelsea.
aust N. SULLIVAN.
- PECTACLES-On Alabama street, pair OF
- Gold spsctGcles. The Under Will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving them At No. 24
Alabama street.
aus W. L GRIFFING.
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BLANK Books made to order, and ruled
10 any desired pattern. EVERY BOOK WAR
RASTED. H. WADE & CO,
~ Main street.
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MERCHANTS OF kEMPHls.

LEIDY's.
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CoTToN LEDGERs, COTTON RECEIVING
and DELIVERY Books, and WAREHOUSE
Books, manufactured at short notice and
warranted by h. WADE Il CO.,
297 Main street.
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lsughsble snd more or less lewd, particu-
larry %. The Seventh OF the Sev8nth
was in thu habit of pursuing bis inves-
legations Tor from fifty cents to ten
dollars, grided according to the service
required. he procured husbands for aged
females, ard relieved worn-out husbands
OF cross wives; told fortunes, ages and
matrimonial prospects, and did 3 general
prophetic and profitable business. The de-
tails of this varied sort Of traffic sra too
long and loo strong, in the way of odor,
to be given. The Recorder hned him $50
andeosts, snd extorted promise from the
three dayI.
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JUST received Broadway Trade and
Young Gents Dress Hats at LEIDY'S.
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TIE WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.SA.l
MEMPHIS, August 80, 1871 !
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BURNErF's COOKING EXTRACT. sold BY
Oliver q Finney.
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1AsrE, ORIGINALITY, DISPATCH n
CHEAPNEss IN PRINTING, at
h. WADE & CO.'S,
297 Main street,
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EXCITING RACE AFTER A H~oRsE-THIEF.
Yesterday, officer Shelby and Sergeant
Hicks were notified that there was a sus-
picious negro, named Taylor, at Cayce's
stable, on Second street, in company with
9 mule. The officers repaired TO the spot
on the wings of expectation. They found
things as They had been represented. The
colored WIS there, 3 was the mule. Mr..
Shelby re ognized the saddle which the
colored els med as one belonging to Mr..
Hill, of CO~ilierville, who lost q horse q
few days ago. The officers at once con-
eIuded that the self-same colored had
stolen Mr.. Hills horse and afterward
traded it of for the mule, but unf0rtu-
nately retained the saddle. The colored
said be had a partner in the business and
volunteered to show him to the officers.
Mr.. Shelby went with the colored down
Second to Beale, out Besl6 till ghey
reached the bayou; there they parted com
pany, the negro cutting across the coun-
try toward the old grist mill, with Shelby
close on his heels. The chase was on
tinued through the alley to Second, down
Second again to Beale, through st. Mar
tin 70 Linden, out Linden to the bayou,
where the exhausted colored took refuge
in the basement OF IN old house, and was
captured. He rests in the s~tatiOn-house.
The mule Is feeding next door.
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Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing


As the day for distribution, when it iE ex-
pected Will De sembied the largest
of persons ever present at one fims on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbered 6nd tampod good for
that day only, vii entitis the holder to ad-
mission To the Grounds, and partieipRtio. 4 In
the ehaDces OF the following list OF
VATuApIE nNau poEarrrTMo.
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THE -oANNoN-MoRsE CASE.

This case draws to q weary close. All
yesterday was taken up with debate. To-
day the Attorney for the State, Col.
FoWlkes. and Col. Bullock, for the State,
will, In all likelihood, be concluded in the
afternoon.
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RIVER NEWS.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS

Weather clear and warm. The river
here continues on the decline, with IL feet
in the channel from Cairo down. At st.
Louis the river is falling, with 5 feet large
in the channel from there out to Cairo. A
rise is expected in the upper Mississippi
and Missouri. The Ohio Is rising from
Pittsburg to Evansville; the rise will i'm
prove navigation Ia the lower Ohio. The
Arkansas continues declining, with %
inches on Rob Roy bar. White river re-
mains unchanged. Business on the wharf
was dull, with boat in port doing
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BUREETT's cologne Water the favonte

AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS ct Drowned
Brownies, ais Second street.
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THE MISSES LANE

WILL OPEN A BOARDING. SCHOOL,
w Tor Young Ladies', In NEW YORK
CITY. on WEDNESDAY, September %, lSIL
For reference and circular, apply to L B.
Kirkland. ESQ, President Jackson InBurancs
Company, Memphis, Tenn tyl5
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and F~a8Benger FaoketB:
SALLiE, = 4. g. lshEsaH, kaateg
COLUMBIA, sFeRa, Master
UTAH, Tx. farhees, Master
AliaNfEs | EaSkef
Connecting at Little Rock with L.
Stages hr Hot Springs and
nght-drauRht steamer Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper ArkanRas.
Freight received at ali times nom boa OF
boats Of this line Mark and cOnsiRn goods
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co,
care Of ELLIOTT q MILLKK, Ag'ts, Memphis;
1. N. PHILLIPS q Co.. Agents, Cairo
JAS. ]. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
6a8 800 N. Commercial st.. St Louia. No.
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coTEoS Baskets, Tghe q o., 8 How
ards Row.
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A TERRIBLK TKhPTAFIoN, Hsrper's
heap edition. for sale by Joe Locke, sS6H
ain street.
Trade Hat ct LEIDY5s
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On the 9Th Day Of September, 1871,

buggy and n yoke Of oxen. And Of
The 18th day Of septsmhsr, 1871,
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Father Riordon. V.G-, aEsE Palriek's Charch.
iyE d&W
"ASHINGTON UETVERSITY--MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT. Aaitimors, Md--The
next regular session viii commence OF the
first Monday in October, ISL. Preliminary
lectures viii begin the 18th September. The
course OF instruction Is emlneutly practical
and compiete, consisting OF dtdactic lectures,
clinical Lectures. and special Instruction IA
the diagnosis and q -HGnu6ub OF disease AZ the
bedside. Every variety Of disease may be
seen In the Hospital Wards and Free Dfspan-
sary connected with the College. FEEs-FuIl
course, Sl10- Naturalization s.; Dissection
$40; Graduation. so. linden rom the late
s~iaVehOIding States, who's meaEs are limited,
viii be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
the school. The ANIMAL circular and cata-
lOgus, containing ruu particulars, VIII De
sent on application to
CHAS.W ". CHANCELLOR, Nd,
fya0 dAw Dea Of the Fuculty.
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PUNPs-sl5 second street.
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FOR VICKSBURG.
United states Mail Line for Vieksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and Vieksburg.
ANDY JOHNSON ~. I. WoOdh, master
I'm place OF City OF Cair0l
This elegant steamer viii leave L.
Is bow on
THIS DAY. ist inst, at y m.
Freight received at the St Louis wharfboaL
W. f. DILL, Agent.
au3I LIEN. CALVERT, Sup't.
United States Nail Line for Vlcksburg.-FoT
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburgs
OF VICKSBURG--..-....Carter master
This elegant passenger packet uk
viii leave as above ~
FRIDAY, September list, at 10 am.
Freight rsceI yed at theSt.Louts Wnsrfboat.
W. K. DILL, Agent.
auSl FLEM. CALVERT. Sup
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GO TO Lsidy'sfOr fall styles Dress Hats.
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FOR KAN RIVER.

Fox Arkansas RfVer-U. q. Mail Line.
For all points on Arkansas River.
Steamer CELESTE, f.: Cooper, master
FRIDAY, September lst., at m
FOR freight or passage apply On board, or TO
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Office On COmpany's Wharfboat,
auR3I Foot OF Court street.
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sFaAn Frr4IEa. as second street
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BANKRUPT SALE.

A 8 assignes OF John B. Moore. bankrupt,
~ under proceedings in the District Court
OF the United States, Tor the District OF West
Tenne5ses I will sell to the highest bidder
6ibSOn station, in Gibson county, Tennessee
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

h New and Elegant Passenger and freight
Steamer
@eEmma G. Elliott
John d. faster
VIII commence loading az Louisville for
White river on or aboutthe LIST OF September,
and remain In the trade the ensuing season.
The Steamer
- Legal Tender A
William --... Master.
Will resume her trips in the White river
trade, between Memphis and J~seksonport,
September 18th, and remain there tho entire
season, leaving Memphis eveIy Tuesday.
ELLIOrT& MILLER, Agents,
angle Promenade St., foot OF Jefferson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-31

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