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nest. Strip thy life Of sn falsshood and
tinseI and counterfeit, and be myself
BE AMANl
and thus, Whistler you have the
guinea stamp OF not, be gold. Bes man
for a. that" With truth, virtue, bsnevO-
lence-God's great lode-star; with lofty
lifs-sim, your character shall rise purer
for the tempest, stronger for the conflict,
TO be crowned with victorious Wresths.
To thyself bs true. Let all the ends
thou sim'st ct be thy country's, thy Gods
and truths; then If thou fallsst, thou
fullest q blessed martYr,U
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RobertsOn's College.
-Dolbssr's College, go Main street.
Tom Cubbins, ~brioklayer, 2S4 Main.
w. =. Mitohslis school, sos Third st
hot lunch served svery day at Kauf.
mans saloon, go Second street.
Awnings made to order by j. P. Lane-
maud, $50 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents pen
copy, can be had of all nsWsmsn in the
city.
AT Miller & Camer0n's, opposite
Chamber Of C0mmerca, IL Monroe street,
8 nice luncheon is spread daily.
Win Manzford, st his book snd peri
ptical store, has all the late magazines
End illustrated and weekly papers.
The finest lunch In the city is set
every day az No, Is Union street, from
ll O'Clock an. tOS2 p 10, Don't forget,
Canale & Eazzi, No. IS Union street.
LADIES, call 1t the B0uthern Palace be-
fore purchasing your Fans. The finest
assortment In the CITY.
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FROM MR. LACEY.
Correcting Err0ae0Hs impressions, aHd
CLEARING Bp Many Mistakes.

MEMPHIS, April 26, 1871.
Editors AppeGJ-Hsving lust returned
to the city, after an absence Of several
days, I find q number of communications
in the APPEAL from A. 8. Mitchell, ESQ ,
Colonel Minor MeriWsJher and others, on
the subject Of the Mississippi River Rail-
way Company; and as some statements
srs made in them calculated, if not cor
/ rectsd, to do injustice to others as well as
myself, 1 will ask a small space in your
valuable paper to make a brief statement
of b facts as I understand them.
Colonel
MERIwETHER sTATED
In his card, that he understood Mr..
Mitchell had shown me the contract he
proposed to make with the MississiDpi
River Railway Company, and that L told
Mitchell 1 would oppose it, and she
(MitchelI then requested me not to at
tend the meeting OF the Board" This is
an error on the part Of Colonel Meri-
wether or his informant, as 1 had no
knowledge of Mr.. mitChell's intention to
make q contract with the company, and
never saw or heard OF the contract until
il was presented TO me by q committee Of
the Board, with a resolution directing
me to sign it. L have uniformly made
this statement to all who spoke with me
on the subject.
Mr.. MITCHELL,
in his several cards, does the Messrs, Nor
ton great injustice, as they have never
sought the control Of the Mississippi
River Railway Company; but our com
pany, with the unanimous consent Of all
the home Directors, sought q consolidation
with the Paducah and Cult railroad. of
which the Messrs. Norton are the chief
owners; and the proposition for c~onsouda-
ton now pending, was offered in our
Board by Colonel +. NJ. White, and had
the support Of every Director present, and
is approved by such eminent citizens and
distinguished political railroad men as
Moses. J. Wicks, Amos Woodruff. Sam
Tate and W. B. GreenlsW; and if these
gentlemen are not
TRUE TO MEMPHIS
and her best interests, may / ask who is9 |
1 believe if the proposed Consolidation is
effected, 1t will secure to US the speedy
completion Of our road, which will be Of
great and lasting benefit to our good city
Of Memphis. I have made this brief
Of facts in Justice to the Messrs.
Norton and myself, but do not intend to
be drawn into newspaper controversy
with Mr.. Mitchell, IS I would as soon
think of engaging to meet Heensn in the
prizs-ring as my friend Mitchell in g news
combat. Respectfully,
A. T. LACEY,
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LAW REPORTS.

First ChanosFy COurt-ssrgan, ~GhsaOsIsF.
The case Of Etheridge vs. Welch was
tried by a special jury yesterday, who
rendered a verdict in favor of complain
ant. This morning the argument in the
case of Hill vs. Ford will be concluded,
after which the remaining unfinished
cases Of the calendar viii be heard. To-
morrow is motion day.
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COILS, 267 Main ST.
DRY GOODS
GOODS
For Glory.

II HOPE ONsDALE BID BONES
tic, soH finish, bsaaHfuI goods. o.
Genuine Green Ticket A Lonsdals Bra
Domestic, soH and hard Hnlzl. a. rs
Oar me Soc Kid Gloves reduced TO- -e
Our new Prints, which we are selling az Zoe
ars equal to any s0-caIsd P~sr-aI=s
sold In this city at ~ Dr. 5c. Every
yard warranted fast csI3rs.
A new line Of heaurfuI Hlzh-eut ladies
Cloth Shoes, Congress and BARS. a-Ea
Every pair warranted to give perfect
satisfaction, or another pair Given 4
lt place.
" 1900 Pair BUSEINE."
Real French a4 P~eroalsz, ab=zua at @
Striped SIX Grenadines, dus. u
And everything sIss in our house
sod al The above corresponding low
prieas.
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THE BAY HORSE WINS.
he Walks Over the Track Ia the Eud and
Takes the PHrs8s.

Owing to the bad condition Of the
Course yesterday all the bloOded stock
failed TO put in an appearances, except
McLean's Bay Horse" He stepped
boldly on the track, fun Of mettle and
vim. He felt his oats and his "'Ops.h
Every one was astonishsd at his condition,
enc inquired "WhO owns that hOrseg"
~ naL ls be fed 0n3" where Is his
SFloF' de can be- found at the corner OF
Mohros and Second, where be fsttsns
PtihClpaLly on '~alfssud'aff Take q look
page.
ENAHELED or POrcelain-Tsna5 p,u
t. Browne q Brownies. 8I5 Second etre5
NEW styles Of Hats just reesivsd 81
RUlEAET sale Of Menken Bros. on
Friday aud Saturday.
Cash wiz be paid for secondhand goods
furniture and merchandise Of every de-
scription, at 81 Union street.
Hosiery ct q sseradce at the Southern
Palace. Ladies' should not fail to examine
and prios hosiery now exposed for sale on
the cheap table.
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The attention of visitors now in the city
and Of our readers generally, is directed
20 the advertisement Of the Memphis
Real Estate Distribution elsewhere IN the
APPEAL. II win be seen that the man
ayers refuse to hold q single share in it,
and propose to destroy every unsOld
share on the day Of the drawing. This
obYiates a very serious objection which
the public has justly maintained against
every enterprise of the kind heretofore,
IN which the managers have usually re-
tanned from 25,e00 to $4,000 tickets for
themselves, and with such great odds Of
chances have secured some of the most
valuable property embraced. Mesars.
Fassmore q Rufnn intend to let nothing
Of the kind occur. Their LIST Of real estaGe
comprises some Of the bsst improved and
best paying in the city, Full information
OF the distribution given az their Office,
No. A Adams street, and by Mr.. Barlow,
at the Office Of the OVerton Hotel,
PERoALRs I2h cents, ss the Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
m-n -A-T.- e ~ -..--. - r
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TIE WEATHER.
NErEoRoBosIoAL RECORD.
wEArEER ~ r~ELEaRAPH.

WAsHEGrON, April 25-Ou the Pacific
coast the westher has remained sensibly
unchanged sincs yesterday p. M. The
threatening weather aud falling baron
eter that prevailed Tuesday west and
south Of Indiana has extended slowly
eastward, and now prevails from Lake
Erie TO Virginia and southwest Of that
region. Heavy rains have fallen IN Ton
uessee, and the Ohio valley. The sky hss
become hazy and partially cloudy ia the
Middle States and the south Atlantic
The barometer is now nearly stationary
on the immediate Atlantic coast. Fresh
u0rtherly winds have prevailed during
th8 day on lakes Erie and MiChi gan. I
Is probable that s storm Of some severity
viii be experienced from lake Michigan
% lake Ontario. Threatening and rainy
weather from the lakes 70 the Atlantic
coast.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others.
ARMSTRONG, NALL d CO.,
388 Main street.
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On Friday and Saturday next, we will
cfsr a large lot Of remnants of Linens.
Dress Goods, Piques, Ginghsms, CalicOs,
Alpacss, Bleached Muslins, .~Cottonsdes,
etc at prices to clesR them at once,
MENKEN BROS,
Corner Court and Main street,
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FOR So E

Z ALUARLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
De sold on SATURDAY, 2stn april, b.
the Clerk Of the First Cnancery COurt-De
sirable residence. with outhUuses and i'm
pfovements, and three acres OF veluaoi-
land, well adapted TO gardening and horu-
cultural purposes, SITUATED on do6by ave
nue.. between old and NV Raleigh Dads
terms, 5000 cash, balance IN two AID tn &c
years. apo
ERAzING-GRAss -GRASs.-MON RED.
81 FORDS farm, 40 acres, grass AID
clover. Special attention given 70 Aors 8
stock sent out from G, h BRACKET g
CO. apzL
LAW MILL-Oue-ioUrth interest In the
- saw Mil Of Page a Wigs, now In opera
tiou In this city. Half cash balance On time.
apply TO JAMES a. 4S1Ss
ans 8UEEonL street,
aFCGEHEE PLACE.-Ths aMc6ehee Place"
vi two miles nom Memphis, on the Mem
rhis and Charleston Railroad. Terms, one
fnIrd CAST, and the balance IN "a and two
yearE. with interest. Apply 10 b. n. BhAD-
FORD, on the premises. mh5t
HLUFF CITY MILLS, I7 Poplar street. In
10 good repair; VIII sell on easy terms or
rent DE A1hhal
J, E7k Main street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO LAIIEs.

IHE GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
Of THE GREAT RED STORE
VIII be continued twenty days longer.
All goods marked lower. Each article has
tie
SELLING PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
UPON IT.
WA. FRANK,
DO Main street.
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TIE great Real Estate Festival begins
al 10 O'Clock this morning on Orleans
street, 10 the sale Of fifty building lots. to-
the highest bidder. Refreshments on
hand al day for tbs hungry, and bargains
for those who have homes 10 buy.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COm-
pahy-u. S Mail Line.
For Arkansas River, connecting at Little
Rock with LigbJ-draught boats Of the line
for Fort smith, ana with stages for
Hot springs, Arkadelphia, Cam
den ana washington, ARK.
Str. PAT cLEsu5NE : Pritchard, master.
Leaves ERLDAY, 18th inst, at 5p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board OF Al
C0mpanT'B Office, No. Il Madison St., Msr-
a Insurance Company building.
apps ". q. PATTESON. AGENT.
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Second Chsncsry C0urt-Soot, Chanrellor

In the case of Stewart VS. CockrelI, It
was decided by the Chancellor yesterday
that a receiver should be appointed.
Court will call yesterdays calendar,
being undispOsed of and not called yes
VS. Michot.
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TIE hosiery tables al the Southern Pal
ace, 1872 Main street, is one Of the most at
tractive features Of this mammoth estsL-
lshment.
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THE most fashionable Hats at Lsidy
& Co.'S
THE THREE DTsPEPTFCs.-Here is an
extract from q letter received by Messrs.
Drake & Co., Now, 1868: Three friends
met One day in the latter part of last Sep
tember in the rotundaO Of the AstOr House.
Your correspondent was one of the
three. We were all suffering from he
national DISQUALIFICATION; and an
agreed on M point, viz that nothing
agreed with rs. We discussed medicines.
One had tried blue pills, another extract
of dandeliOn, another almost every varie-
ty Of purgatives, In fact, we had made
apOtheearies' shops of our insides; but
nothing had done us any good. 1 said I
wondered If your PLANTATION BITTERs
would help US any. After some talk we
concluded to try It, and meet sgain at the
same place that day month, to Compare
notes. We did so. It was q iovial meet
ing, I can tell you. We scarcely knew
one another. Each had gained flesh.
each reported a good appetite, sound
sleep, an easy stomach and a regular
habit of body, The change was marvel
Gus. It was agreed to report the facts to
you, and I was appointed 10 make this
communication. You can publish Il If
you choose, and refer all skeptics for mar
to Yours truly,
ALBERT W. SHAW.
$40 Downing street, New York,
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ssoosd CIroglt cOur-HaIssv. Judos.

3HBeal AtFG4l G94EE-Hais5Ha 4u0N9s
The following cases will be called for
trial to-day: 1884, Hill vs. Rochelle &
Perkins; 2647, Dunn vs. Mesley 264S, same
vs. Marklsy; 2649, same vs. Sullivan; 1854,
City Of Memphis VS. Smith; 2658, same VS.
MOrtOny 1858, same vs. Moody; 1856, same
vs. Caleran; 267O, same vs. Lyons; 267l,
same vs. same; 1872, same vs. SchOOles;
2673, same VS. Beecher; 2674, same vs.
GainOr; 2675, same VS. Hargsn; 26zB,
Feldmsn; $3.50, PIatt & Co vs. Mcdonald
& Woodwork; 1851, Thucmond, Foster s.
Co, vs. Feldman; 26S5, Bjgley, Mellersh &
Co, VS. WOOdsOn; 1856, ROgau, Selden &
Co, VS. steamer S G Day; 26S7, Schwarz &
Co vs. kaufman & Co; 1858, Bridge, Beach
81 Co, VI EichbsTg; 26S9, Grieshabsr "
Russell; 1851, Hunter vs. Hite; 1892, Block
& Co W Holman; 1886, Hanks * Porter
vs. Holman; 2697, Williams vs. Backus;
1888, Greenfield vs. Collins; 27O2, White vs.
Hubert; 2703, AppsrsOn Il Co VS. Morse &
Hudson; 2704, OrgiIl Bros Il Co vs. Wsg-
gen5r ct al; 2705, sherman vs. Toms; 27O6,
Sutclitfs & Owen vs. Godshsw; 271O, Hsr-
din vs. Arnold; 27ll, Hite q COrwine VS.
Vigus; ZIP, Sutton, Brown & Co, vs.
Leidy q Co; BIB, DUJliuger vs. Camp;
27l4, GravesOn vs. MsydWsn ct al; ZIG,
N6sser vs. Quinlaw; 27lT, Taylor vs. Piper;
27lS, Bush, Wsldstein u 90 vs. O'COnnsr.
The following petition on behalf of the
jury was presented by Mr.. G.. W. +.
Cook, attorney-aJ-lsW, with very forCible
and well timed remarks:
To his Honor Judge Hslssy, Judge Of the
Second Circuit Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee:
We, the undersigned, members Of the
jury serving during the January term,
1871, Of said court, do most respectfully
request your Honor to take cOgnizancs Of
the deliberate insult which has been put
upon US by q member of the Bar of
Memphis.
In the case of J. Bloom vs. Seaman and
wife, we rendered 8 verdict, as we think, !
in all Difference to your Honor, in accord
with the evidence IN the ease, and
according to your Honor's charge, as we
understood iJ.
Mr. Woodward thought proper to rise,
verdict was rendered, and to
that we had given q most dishOn-
5st verdict against your HonOr's charge,
In violation Of u Oaths as jurors,
moved that your Honor should rep
finland the jury.
We think that the remarks Of Mr.
woodward were extremely harsh to-
ward Us, and at the same time might be
into a contempt of court.
we therefore ask your Honor, in JUS
Ice TO as and relieve US from any such
'harge of ~obliguity.
!. w. HENDRICKS, ". L. KENDRY.
.OSEPH TEUFEL, A.BAUMBERGER,
.O6N TURNER, PAT. HEALEY,
}. L. FOSTER, II, RANES.
4. w. REED, W. q. NEAL,
Ohm DUNN, E.. r. BUDGE.
The above petition will come up next
1onday for consideration, to give Mr..
Woodward an opportunity to be heard,
there may be expected a lively time
counsel and Jury.
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For Bargains, attend Menksn Bros
remnant sale IN Friday and Saturday
mex
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TIE cheap dress goods table is Uhe chief
attraction al the Southern Palace. Every
% wishing dress goods should call before
purchasing.
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 238L Main
street, has just rscsiYed Harper, Leslie,
SalaXyi LippinCOtt, and Scribner's
monthly magazines; slss, The Chimney
corner, Wayerlsy and late New York
oaiiies
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Mail Line for V~cksburg-For
Helena, Napoleon and V~tcksburg.
Townsend, master
This elegant passenger pscEsG Il
viii Leave as above
THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at 8 pm.
Freight received at theSt.LOuls RharfbCat.
We. DILL, Agent.
ap25 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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Go out to the great Real Estate Festi-
val to day, and buy q lot st q low price,
on long time, at the sale OF fifty building
lots on Orleans and Lsuderdals streets,
Just South of Vance street.
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NEW arrivals Of Ladies' Ties, of the
latest novelties, at the Southern Palace,
1872 Main street.
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FOB RERT.

II OOMs-Three nicely Furnished Rooms
II Inquire for three Gays az 50 Main street
n OOMs. 80 Two nicely Furnished Front
II Rooms. Apply al l7 Main street
4. DORE- The store No. Sg Main street. with
> fixtures OTplete, occupied az present by
q W Johnston & 90. Apply TO
apU T. ". JOHNSTON q CO.
ODA WATER sTAND-For Plcnics. Ap-
y plY 10 r. OBRIEEs
ruEI 42 Main street.
HOUBE-Eo. Is Court street, with i've OF
II six rooms and kitchen and large yard,
To g desirable tenEnt % VIII be let very rea-
EOuable. References required. Inquire on
rhe premises or 10 5. 7. WALKER,
apt5 No. % Union street
u OOM-The room lately occupied by Hite
II e Corwine, IS Job Printers, In Appeal
building. No. "a Union street. Apply at APP
peal once.
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OPENING OF THE GOLD RECESS y
SALooN.-This favorite TesoTte, under the
proprietorship of Capt. Ed. Capdevielle,
long and ~fsVorsbly known in Memphis,
as q caterer TO the bibatory public, win be
opened with grand flourish on the 1st Of
May prOximO. The association of Capt.
C~apdevielle's name with Ia place pour De
rGfreShiTe is a sufficient guarantee that
his opening and the future Of the Old
Recess T" viii be brilliant.
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HAKTS.

nOARD-An invalid gentleman OF lady
= to boa1d where they viii nave lhe peat
UFaftentfon. In prfV6to family References
exchanged Address CbhIl5 Appeal once.
n0ARD-Two young ladies OF children
n TO board IN a private family, where they
can obtain the best Of instructions In music
References given 70 required Address A,
q G. Appeal omca. apz
nkRTNER-One who has q capital n $500,
ia the timber business Best city refer
encas given. Address h appeal ohioe. aez.
IrUATIOE.-By an elderly woman s stu
- auon as dry nurse. Apply % lA De99to
s rect. sp@
,-1TUATION-By a hrst class steamboat en-
gineers best OF references given. Ao1IssH
" o. at this omee. sP2
nARTNFR-The undersigned Proprietor
p OF sougR. will entertain PROPOSE 4 ms
fnuufte fn partnership with some cApab e
reuflemsn. The enterprise Is estanlisneu,
md now favorably known tnrouB out tne
apaficatfon in writing MAJ be aodre SEA 70
Ihe appeal ONCE, Peabody Hotel, or bhrougu
Inc p6Ff-Omce. A personal interview can De
srrsngsd al the Peabody Hotel.
EDWIN 4 OVER ALls
ap8 Editor and Proprletor ofIne SCUM.
t7DUCATONAL-Two gentlemen, one 8
ureduafe Of Harvard. audthe other OF the
University OF Paris, who have had eXpe-
rIenee as teachers, desire situa Ions in the
south. In addition 70 the ordinary Engllsh
Dr-nchas they are competent . leach the
uteher Mathematics, the Classics and French.
on which subjects they invite an
lion. References given Gd1ress
HENRY BURDICE,
apN Mount 5terllqg, Ky.
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TIE propristors Of the Southern Palace
win announce their grand opening In a
Jew days.
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Bouthsln Palace, 682 Main street.
u. O. a "a. M. LOEWEN6TNH
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AAoHhl W. SHAW.
$40 Downing street, New York,
aAs FIrr1Ne. sl5 seoond -

LADIES, call at the Southern Palace and
examine those beautiful Percales, which
are now being sold at 12% cents.
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HATS ciesned, dyed, pressed 5
trimmed by a. Cohen, 85l Main atrest.
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TAKE the 2eale street or Harm sndo
street cars this morning and be at tina
great Real Estate Festival of fifty build
ing lots to be sod at peremptory public
sale, by Messrs. Register, T~resevsnt & Co,
auctioneers, for account of F. w. Smith,
Esq. DON'T lose the chance TO secure &
bargain.
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The MEmPHls DISTRIBUTION.

REMNANT sale al Menken Bros, Fri
day and Saturday next.
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II YOU don't see what you want va,
ask for it, only remember No. sgi a.
secondhand furniture store on Second
street.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas Rlysr-Hsmghls ana ArE11
sa5 BiysF Packet ga-U. s.. Sail
suMMER ~ARRANaEMEM-


TIE Wednesday boat win be wft7z
r rom tnls date until furI1sr n1frra z-=
, only the IoLOWlng boats VIII he Pu- a--.--
J the dull season, tO-Wits
me new and elegant PaHee-ra- H-r---
- n-4Dr aalaEr uzatea. VIII leave
MemP1A Every Monday, SO O'CLOCK IA
"a CLEbUkNE, Reese Frftcuerd- -=s.--
EFceEy eLlayt az pm, connecting at Little
mock ARK WIN cur fEnr Hr1-gHr rr--.
5-i1LC - s-AtLA arc tgaE 6lB8GE lCE fort
oolAlA ana al uedLaCa points
AL me uoEE Of this Line having been E-fre
$3.50 !or me trade, possess Superior -a-
passed t~acll1Ces for L-rausp6rtfur r=.l-- e.
an points Oh the ArEan5zs -rFz ----
~o95sntl0n, a. any stage OF water.
hre1gnGs consigusd 70 this e-ra-z-- o.
Memphis OF Mouth OF white rlrsr.wIL s.
2lWaroed promptly TO destination wlllocE
JOHN D. ADAMS. President
". q. PATEEBOH, Agent 80. II -as5-H -
All 20 ~ dina
FOR HELENA AND FRIARs P0TgT
Fer Goumsros, RustiB, G K, Hsisaa aad
friaF's Fo.at.
The reliable, hrat-ciaas passenger pa ,zs
Gee. w. CheskE
MARK r. HEEK -----
WI run regularly. a a5qye leaving azu-
DhDA1t puncIuaIy al p.m.
tor Teightor passage, agpIy on board.
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