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IT,, applie,doa bfths Ready Belief 10 DE
part ~ ptris shsrs the palm % diculiy 81
lsts wil aIsld case of comfort
TweHy drops IN half inablef OF ustei
wiil In q nv momenis cure cramps apasms
eur romaeh bsirthufn 81. hsadschs, diaf
fho,a. drssnisfy, collie, wiad 10 the bowels ant
al intsspal pains.
rrsselsrs should always carry a bottle Of
Raiwass Realty Relief with them A feN
drops Ia water viii prevent sickness or pain
fusu chaaIe VI water Its better than Frencl
hraniy OF httets as a ~ muiant,
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Importers Of

Importers Of
Dyes, Dyers Materials, Amiline Colors Etc,
Argols, Indigo, Maider, Logwood, Frustic, :
Hypernic. Sanders. Red wood,
Catechu, Etc, Etc,
IMPORTERS OF
Essential Oils.
orange Flower Water, Carbonate Amonia,
cdraeaste uasnesias Medical Roots,
.l Herbs soeds eie- etc.a
English White Lead.
[puFe and Genuine warranted1
We welddiavitr the atter ton Of Painters
tr., to the above lead, which We guarantee 10
be superior TO any lead, now in the market.
Importers Also or !
Patty aud Pallet KNIVES, etc, English Col.
aufs Euglisir varnislcs, English Rid Lead
Patent Dyes, Yea Rod, Whiting, Chalk, etc.
Importers Of
Pssat Bfasbss. A.sts .loos, Camel. u.;r
Pencils FreaeA Sab Taels ste,
Importers Of !,
Qssnisc lfrepHA and Geruan1 4
tsReE DEALERS IN
I'll fMEnICTN BR1NDs 4
DSe afy - Ns-cT
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the interest OF progress and for the adj
vance Of that civilization which would
call him 9 brute II he should happen 60
take a drink too much amer his long toll.
The Jury returned q verdict OF death from
congestion. He was buried by John
Walsh, the county undertaken.
We have received from Cleaves,
SmithWick & Hatcher, 2sS Main street, q
copy Of "The Widower," by Julie p.
Smith; also a copy Of "Delsplsine, or the
Sacrifice OF Irene" by Wsrfsld Tracy
WslWOrth. CARLSON, of New York, is the
publisher of these novels. They viii
prove interesting and serve to while
away the tedium OF travel OF break the
monotOny of life at a fashlonsbls watering
place.
The Daily Luminary, which shines for
all, yesterday published q long account of
a supposed case OF kleptomaniA, which It
concludes in this wise: philosophers
may account for it on the hypothesis of
kleptomsnis; but let us rather hope,
that her own story, that she did not steal
the rings, is true and that in q moment OF
abstraction, she did that which she will
always regret without criminal intent"
We think our readers will agree with US,
that the ethics of the above is equal K the
grammar, and that both are rs bad As
they could possibly be expressed.
The new and beautiful altar set for
the Episcopal Church at Msson's depot,
was sent u on Saturday. It was made
by an artist called Keith, In London, and
cost about three hundred dollars. The
service is OF middle age pattern, and is In
perfect keeping with the beautiful church.
Il consists of 9 tsnkard, two plates and
two cups, They bear b following in
scriptiOn; Presented by Mrs. Nancy
Taylor to Trinity Church, Mason, A. D.,
1871, in memOriaEa Mrs. Mary GoOdloe
Taylor" This is perhaps the prettiest
and most appropriate service TO be found
in the whole South. The task Of procur-
ing 1t was left to Mr.. Cook, the accom-
plished architect of the church. he per-
formed the duty very aeceptably.
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accordance with the general theory Of the
law In such cases, We agrse that the case
should be reversed as 70 him and re-
manded for q new trial.
FREEMAN, Judge.
Tennessee.
l, Jno. n. Freeman, Clark Of said Court,
do hereby certify that thu foregoing IL q
true, perfect and complete copy OF the
dissenting opinion Of JadIe Freeman, pro-
nouneed at the April teriE, 1871, Of said
court, In the case of Graves and Poston
against the State, As appears Of record
now on fle in my ONCE.
In testimony whereof I hive hsreuntO act
my hand and affixed the seal OF the
Court, at the office in Jackson, on this
the 9Th day Of July, ISL, and the IDde-
pendence OF the United States the 96th
year. JNO. II. FREEMAN,
CLARK
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COUNTERFEIT TWENTY DOLLARS in GOLD
How FObsOn got into the Affections OF
Old Billiard Ball and How he was
jagged for the Same.

HOW ROBSON GOT AnNO the AAecAAOA8 Oh
Old Billiard Ball and How he was
Jugged for the Same.
The confidence dodge assumes many
shapes. The latest victim that we have
heard is an old colored person from Mis-
sissipoi, near Yioksburg. he worked
down there at cotton raising and other
sorts Of planting operations for the last
four or five years, until he had Aceumu-
lated "nuf money to go n look after
my family who Is in Camden, SOuf Cary
lini." Having got into this envisble state
Of financial blessedness, he determined to
put out on q journey to see his family.
he got his corn and cotton into decent
trim, shaved himself until his phiz shone
like q vanished billiard ball, put his saw
ings in his wallet and sailed forth 20 the
river bank TO hail the first boat coming to
Memphis. On the boat he fell in with a
man named HObson, Gibson. Thompson,
or some such name, who made himself
quite agreeable, interchanging views on
most subjects. Hobson WSs going to
Chattanooga, while old billiard-bal was
bound for South Carolina to see his fam
fly. They left the boat together at the
wharf yesterday morning and travelled
together to the Charleston depot, to be
In time for the train. While az the
depot, Hobson pursusded the old man 70
purchase q $40 counterfeit gold piecs,
which cost him so IS. he liked, he said,tO
let the negro have the advantage Of the
coin in preference to the railroad con-
durtOr. He had no other sort of money
on his person. When he made the trade
he gave the billiard-ban the slip and made
for the lsvee again. BilliRrd-bsll very
luckily did the same thing, and hsd just
got on board the boat again and was tell
ing his tale Of woe 20 the captain when
DObson made his appearance, coming
down the levse as If he were going to re-
ship on the Colorado. A policeman being
instructed as to the nature OF the case,
arrested BobsOn, and conveyed him to
the ststion-house, where be gave his
name IS Fontsin. Nothing OF the $40 Is
Wss found upon him. He is thought TO
hsve chswed it up, or TO have hidden it
while he was lodging from the police on
The levee. Old Billisrd-bal was also held
for the purpose Of prosecution.
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NOn-Rssidsnt Notice,

No PA, X DIN the second Chs1osry Court
OF Shelby county, T5nlsssee.-JOhn e. Fe-
hles VS.. ". A. b ct 81.
1T appearing from tbs amended bill, which
j is sworn tO4n this cause, that the defend
ant, ". A. Fitchner, Is justly tndebtsd 20 the
complainant in the sum Of $500 % and inter-
est, due by Dill Of exchange. and that ne Is
q nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee, q
that for these causes IN attachment was sued
ont OF this court against the property OF de-
PENDANT, Fitchner. ana the same was issued,
ami has been retDRned by the sheriff, duly
levied on the property Of defendant, W.. A.
RGcnpers
IL q therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance herafn.
AZ the Courthouse Of the Second Chanesry
Court in the city ofMemphts on OF before the
nrst Monday in september, 1871, and plead, an
sWer OF demur TO compiatnant's ELL. or the
viii be taken for confessed As 70 him.
and set for hearing exp6rte, aud That 3 CODY
Of this order be published once 3 week, FOR
four successive weeks In the Memphis APP
peal. This July 8, 1871.
A oOpy-Attestl
NJ d. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY q. BELCHER, Depnty Q. and a.
Geo Gnlham, Sol. nor cOmn'nt. jys su
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The members of the Memphis Msehsn-
les Cooperative Manufacturing Union
are requested to meet ct the second Cir
cult Court rooms, Monday evening, July
10th, at 8 O'Clock. All are Invited to at
tend, rs matters Of Importance viii be
brought before the meeting concerning
manufactures
JAS. FLAHERTY, President.
JOHN A. RoUsH, Secretary.
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General J. NJ. Oliver, of Arkansas, is al
the Peabody Hotel.
Mr.. Schulze, of the First National Bank,
has LEFT on a two months tour.
+. s. Davis, Esq, President Of the First
National Bank, left on the early train
this morning for a trip throughout the
North and East.
Generals 7. NJ. NOseley, Holly Springs;
Sam. F. MOselsy, Jefferson, Texas; Judge
Q. K. Underwood, Helena, Ark; Captain
John r. Jsrrstt, Mariana, Ark; Captain
J. d. Bulls and W. Q. StillmRn, Iron
Mountain railroad, st. Louis, No; Colonel
George W. Smith, Secretary Shelby rail
road Company, Shelbyville, KY; are at
the Peabody Hotel.
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GRAND EPIeUREAN LUNCH.

The Hole in the Wall still lives. Bill of
fsre, Monday, July 10th: Roup (gumbo),
fellet. roast pig. stuffed, batbecued lsnb,
roast beef, boiled ham in champagne, lob
ster salad, cold slaw, beetI, eucumbers.
cream, potatoes, tomatoes, squash, cod
hsh balls, pickles, bread, butter, etc, des-
sert, ice cream. Call and SEE George.
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STOLEN.

RTULE-From the plantation Of J. h. Tuck
VI er, near ByhRltE, Marshall county, Miss f,
on the night of the 18th OF June. one bay
mare mule, 4yeErs old lsk hands high, with
letter r on len shoulder. Will give twenty
I'VE collars reward for the dsllvery OF SAID
mule al our once. TAYLOR & RUTLAND,
1y9 c&w so Front street
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A CARD.-All letters and inquiries In
reference 70 Ida City and tbs purchase
and sale Of lots should be addressed TO
Hy. Fontsin, corresponding secretary,
No. IS Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
The title to the property is perfect in me,
and the advertisement and maps pub
lishsd correctly represent the value and
attractions Of the place.
JACOB THOMPSON.
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NOTICE..

HAVING taken Oat Letters OF Admtnisrra-
II ton upon the estate OF CHARLES n.
DoBIoN, deceased, this is to give notice % an
parties indebted to said estate &c come for
ward n make settlement with me, and 70
all persons having claims against said estate
70 present the same properly probated.
within the tilas prescribed by law or tbfs
notice viii be plead In bar OF their rsoOvsTg
NAPOLEON Hill.
Administrators OF the estate OF Chsrlss IL.
DOFiOn, deceased. IA
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TT. BROWN, ObssrV,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG OFFICER,
an W-W-n 49,

WASHINGTON, 1850 an, July 9. 1871.
The barometer has rison on the Califor-
MIA coast, and is now falling in Southern
and Gulf States, after having risen quite
high during the night. The low pressure
which was, on Saturday evening, In the
Northwest has moved eastward and is now
central and north TO New England. Its
influence has extended south to Virginia.
The temperature has fallen somewhat in
the extreme East and Atlantic, on Lakes
Michigan and Ontario and in Louisiana.
Gentle southern winds are reported on
South Atlantic and fresh southWesterly
winds in Middle and Eastern States.
Rain and threatening weather has cOntin-
ued In Louisiana. Threatening weather
and local rains are reported from Upper
Lake Michigan, Lake Erie. New York,
Virginia and Ohio Valley. Northesster!Y
winds prevail in north and west Iowa,
with light rain in Wyoming Territory.
The barometer will probably rise on Up
per Lakes, with temporary clearing-up
weather. Local rains and threatening
weather will pFObly continue In east OF
Michigan and Illinois, clearing away to
extent only on Monday. South
westerly winds, with local rains, are
probable for Monday in interior, Gulf and
South Atlantic States.
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Virginia Military institute
heE1nGtOnsaVA-

az Applications tor admission ~ cadets
shoalda at once be made BY those VINO deaire
the privileges Of this Institution. The num-
bsr OF being limited. application
shoald be made without delay. Cadets are
admitted at this time
nw FIR ANCIs Ii. sAIaH. sup't.
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GREAT BARGAINS

aAs FTFTne SIS ss0Ond sapst.
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
u1runs. wrArrrn Arn nrs1nrsa.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The weather is warm. The river is de-
clining steadily, with 101% feet in the
channel between here and st. Louis. At
Cairo and st. Louis the river Is falling.
The Ohio IL receding, with A feet on the
bars in the lower Ohio. Arkansas river is
falling, with 50 inches in the channel from
Little Rock out, and Is inches above
there. White river is declining, with 5
feet in the channel from DeVall's Bluff
out, and 8 feet above there. There was
very little doing on the wharf, with q
small list of arrivals and departures,
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THE PACIFIC.
The Grand Opening FO-DaY-PrOvisiOn
Made for a Big CrORd-IIn Of Fare.

The Grand Opening TO-DaY-PrOVisiOH
Made for u Big CrOEd-HhH OF Fare.
The Pacific saloon, on Monroe street,
opposite the Peabody hotel, which will be
opened this morning, under the auspices
Of Frank and Gus, offers The following
bill Of fare to such as may cill:
BILL OF ARE.
Soup-Green turtle.
Entrees-Fillet Of mutton, tartar sauce,
chicken souter IN mushrooms, beef q Is
mode, baked ham champagne sauce
Rosst-Loin beef, leg OF pork, spring
lamb, mint sauce.
Hot Dishes-Dutchss Of potatoes, string
beans, green pea
Cold Meats-Braised corn beef.
Salsds-Chieken on mOicnaiss, heets,
beans, potatoes, eoldslaW, lettuce.
Relishes-Pickles, eucumbers, chow
chow.
A GREAT reduction in prices At jacob
Cans, 29S Main street.
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TIE 50. Charles Eating House will close
for repairs this week, and AVE q grand re-
opening on next Saturday, July 18th.
VIM. W. KINGDOM,
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddsn's Collsgs

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. e. AttcheIl's school, s0s Third st.
Miss Maggie FeaIy will teach st the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, ave cents per
copy, car be had Of all EsWsmen in The
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2l1 Main street. Three faultlssH gem
pictures for atty cents.
ST.. JosEPH's IHFIRMARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streeta.
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LAZARUS & NORRIS perfected specta-
clss are the best. They never IRE the
eyes ; last many years without change
are warranted nOt to break. z. Il. Clark
q Co, Jewellers and Opticians, No. l
Clark's block, go Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city.
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Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it befOrd purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.'S,
Furniture and Carpet-hOuse, S6S Main st.
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y NEW PERFUME.


THE MOST LASTING PERFUME,
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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Hight OF barome-

NCA
Change since last
1850
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SUITsi SUITsI SUITsl New suits just
received AZ B. LOwENsTEIN 4 BROs.'
Suits made to order, q good ht will be
guaranteed.
B. LowENsTEIN & BROS
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

ETORE-No. 80 Front street In the Com
y mercisl Hotel Building ApPlyto
fsg5s MENKEN BROS.
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RIVER NEWS.

Main s.. Oppeaite Peabody Hotel
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GOODBYE SWEETHEART q new serial
story, by the author of Red IS q Rose h
She" viii appear in No. III CT Appleton's
Journal, issued July II. Price per No.,
ten cents, or 81 per snnum. D. Appleton
Il Co., publishers, New York.
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SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES.

T. W. JOHNSTON Z co.
Are Offering the balance OF their recently
purchased stock of
Fancy Goods at sSespiag RedactiOas
From original prices, as the whole must
be cleared ont to make room for FALL M
FORMATIONS. The above Ia bona Eds,
and ladies are cordially invited t exam
inc goods and lest prices at their new
store.
8IO Main s., Oppeaite Peabody HOteL
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GOODBYE SWEETHEART . new serial
story, by the author of "Red Is Q Rose Is
She, Wtll appear in No. I2I OF ApplstOn's
Journal, Issued July IL. Price per No.,
len centss or a Per annum. d. Applston
q %, publishers, New York.
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SASH RIBBONS, all shades, at Jacob
Cans, 298 Main,
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ANY person wishing to purchase q beau
tiful cottage for $500, address cd" care
of Colonel Alexander, Business Manager
OF the APPEAL.
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TIE great clearing sale OF B. LOwKE-
sTKIN q Bios will be continued this
week.
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
SPRINGS
Little Rock 10 hst SpTlass-R8esHnsaz.
tlsn Hack Llns.

WIN. {. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR IAMPRE-
w pared with very superior FOur-spring
Ambulances, good Teams and attentive
drivers, TO transport tnvalids and others 70
the bot Springs, or any part OF Arkansas. al
figures as low as the lowest. An ambulance
VIII seat i've persons besides the driver, AM
carry 800 pounds OF baggage h seats are
so constructed as 70 fOrm a bed, and iuvalids
ride IN q recuuing posture. Persons teie-
graphing can nave conveyance TO meet them
Al the boat or train Dy which they come, anu
take as much time In going 70 the springs
which are sixty miles rom Lltd5 EoGE, an
may be most Agreeable to them.
DAVID e.. NiLSONt passenger Agent,
once. Aiken House. Litls Rock, and stables.
corper OF First ami Scott streets. myi
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Towels 24x42 inches at IS per doz, at
Jacob Cans, Us Main street.
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LOST.

HOLD RRACELET-Harked on the inside
II /" FANNIE. september 5, 1870. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by leaving II al
Shelby street. lys
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LACE SHAwLs and Lace Jackets, at q
sacrifice, this week at
B. LoWENsTEIN 4 BROS
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II UNION ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.

W-Ws have removed from 40 Front street
10 the above well known location, where We
viii be pleased to see all our old customers
and friends, as wen as the public gener-
ally. taDl
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n WEATHER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, US.A. I
AENPHIs, July 8, 1871. J
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS At Browne
Brownies, Sl5 Second street.
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HAkTS.

nOARD-In q private family tor q single
% gentleman. References exchanged. ADJ
dress ID T s, Appeal Office. iys
YOUNG GIRL-A young girl.that can come
well recommended, 10 do light house
work French OF German preferred. Apply Al
wi 81 LINDEN STREET.
AEONEY-To loan Money o COllaterals.
vi ADDRESS N. and T., p. o. o lS6. mylO
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PERSONAL.

BURNETT's COOKING EXTRACT sold bv,t
Oliver & Finney.
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IDA CITY.

LADIES, do not fail TO attend the great
clearing sale at
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
Ruaalsa from Dsfali's Blur b O~aassOtiss
Vita the Henahls aad liftIa Rack 2

COMMENCING MONDAY. May
u j. l871, the steamer SAGE, -
B. Davis, Master, Chas. Smithsrs- CerE- Wfi
Iesvs DeNaLIs Blan MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS ami FRIDAYS, sf 5 O'clock ON. lou.
Arrival OF train nom Asmphis), for Dss Arc.
August and I~acE7Q2pOrt. RssurnIng, leave
sATURDAIB, At 5 pm, making Connection
yin trains az Dsvan's Blun for Memphis and
Little ROok.
As early ~ the traks VIII Justify, the
steamer AALL1E V. VIII q added 20 the line,
making trl-Weekly trips &c Augusta, West
koint and seareys JNO. b. DAVIS.
apps Sup6. Railroad PackstCo.
FOR ARKANsAa RTVER
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"GoOD-BYK SWEETHEART q nsw serial
story. by the author OF RED as q Rose IL
6he,h Will appear in No. ia OF ApPlstOR's
Journal, issued July IL. Prize per No,
ten cents, or a per snn1m. y. Applston
q Co., publishers. New York;
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FOR IvEB.
Hershazts' ST. LsuIs asd Arkansas RIYss
Paokst eSaPany.

For Pin Blum. Little Rock, E.osfsbBrv t
dA5sns, ozark. Van Fdrsn ana FoTI
First-elsss, kH-Wsfer FrsiVbf
. Ana FSI1engsr Packets:
SaLhISI T. 3. IshHssa, Master
SgaHAoI@s Iroas, AasisR
siAEI TX. fsF1ess, Master
AaNAlks- - aa5tsF
Con1ectAng az Little Rock with -
for Hot springs and tnsE
uBht-draught steamer Little BOok, Houston.
master, for al points on the upper rkarsas.
Freight received a. All times nom boat OF
railroad and transferred, nee Of charge, t&
DOata OF This line Marx and cOnsign gooda
70 st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet CO.
care OF ELLIOTT a Ag'tsi MsmpAl4i
4. II. PHILLIPS q 90, Agents, CalFo-
las. j. SYLVESTER Snp-5
les 40 n. Commercial ST. 81 Louis MI
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s-AAn Er1r1Ea. aus second ss-sst,
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FOR RIVER.
FRIAR's POINT AND n

FriaP's Pslat, HeiGla asd Bssas Gzitsi
Stgies Nail Packes.
- Phil. Allin. -
James astar.
Leaves Memphis Mondays, H~sdnesdsys and
fridays, at 5 pm, commencing on the 18th
inst, and continuing through the season IS
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"GOoD-BYE SWEETHEART" q new serial
story, by the author Of Red as q Rose is
She" will appear in No. l21 Of Applston's
Journal, issued July II. Price per No,
ten cents, or "a per annum d. Appleton
& Co publishers, New York.
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rus RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Rissr-Hsnphls sad AFksa.
sza River Packet Co.

TNHE new and elegant boats OF THIS lima
Il Leave Memphis for all points On Arkar-
sas River MONDAYS and FRIDAYA 5pm.
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LACE SRAwLs

JOS LoCKH, news dealer, 268H Main
street, has all the late papers from ali
| parts OF the United States.
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Joe Locke, 2S6H Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest vsrilty of daIies
In the city.
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A LINE Fos FISHERMEN.
FOR VILLAGE.

Fer SaaSn . Village ara the sszds.
b Sami-Eeekly United states Mali Packet
9Ih CITY,
VIII leave kemphis for shaw -
nee Village n al intermediates - -
landlnG every n0NDAY and EEIDAY 81 5pn
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TRUTH.-The powers Of Mrs. Whit
combs syrup for children ara "a positive
a. the sunlight from heaven, and Eentls
and soothing e. an angels whisper.
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LADIES' underwear, very cheap, at
Jacob Cans, 29e Main street.