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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

minds not to accept the bargain and
to fight out the issue on thesame tack
that we have been operating on
heretofore. Chester Reporter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22
Notice.

:. ALL Persons are hereby cauti med,
n against employing one Charles, Mons
day (colored) or letting him stay aitheir-
premises, as have e written caatract
with him, and the said Charles has; left
my place without provocat ation.r q.
sssys7. WIN. N. WILLEAAIS. i
June ID 2t .aS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

Artemus Ward had an adventure
in Boston once, which resulted as fol-
lows:
I returned in the hoss cart part
way. A pooty girl in spectacles sot
near me, tellin' young man how
much he reminded her Of a young
man she knew in Waltham. Pooty
soon the young man got out; and
smiling in a seductive manner l said
to the girl in specs.
Don't I remind you Of some ono
you used to know?" i,
"Yes," shesaid, "'you do remind
me of one man but he was sent to
the penitentiary for stealing a barrel
of mackeral I; he died there, so l con-
clood you aint him"
= I.didn't pursue the conversation
gs- DIR. Green informs the world thai
when lady says no and means yes, she
has the amesic aphasia, arising from EN-
bolus thombus. Marriage is the only
cure for the disease. When woman
says no after marriage she means 1t.
Gs- "When Sally's arms her dog inn
prison, I always wish my neck was his'n
how often would stop and turn to &c
a'pat from ahand like her'n; and whel
I. she kisses Towser's nose, oh, don'tl wisl
that were those?"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

We will also state that we have a
few gallons of that GOOD OLD RYE
and CORN still on hand.
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

: If you desire a good article of
OLD JAMAICA RUM or HOLLAND
GIN call at the Drug Store Of
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

If YOU wish PURE CoGNACs
BRANDY for Medical purposes, go to
. MARKERT 6 CLISBYS.
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r e a d! r e a d

The placeto find something PURE
and GENUINE in. the way Of
CHAMPAGNE WINES and
fBRANDIES, is at the Drug Store Of;
MARKERT & CLISBY. r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

To gentleman who indulge in the
luxury of Chewing and Smoking, We
respectfully announce, (and do 50
concientioasly,) that we have, and
are determined to keep on hand, the
BEST brands of Chewing and Smok-
ing TOBACCO. and SEGARS.
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Mar Is If IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

/ If you wants PURE ARTIoLEof of
SHERRY or. MADEIRA WINE, go
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

If you wish a superior article Of
SHERRY for Cooking purposes, very
cheap, call at the Drug Store of
So .-,,e.e-.,s.--r.,AAliARKERTa&sG GLISBY-s
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J. NJ. NEBIErr. W. H. GooDBIcH
COttOnGin
MANDATORY.

fTHE Undersigned respectfully az
Il nounce to, the people of EdgeGeld
and adjoining Counties, that they are still
engaged in tho manufacture Of
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l1ARKERT & CLISBY'S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22
Oetton. Gins,

Of the well known and highly approved
OGLESBY PATTERN.
MIR. NEBLETT, who has fourteen
years. practical experience in making
these GINS, will give his personal atten-
ton to the, business, and we feel conf
dent of giving entire satisfaction to those
favoring us with their orders.
EVERY GIN WARRANTED.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-06-22

Has JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK. and fully pre-
pared to offer public completely assorted Stock Of sEAsoN
BILE FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS.
Great care has been taken to supply Department with EVERY
THING NEW AND FASHIONABLE well the staple
articles of the Trade
The Cash system Will be Strictly Adhered to,, and
it much cheaper per money and Dry Goods
for Cash, than to buy them on time
The judges Dry Goods and the closest buyers particularly
requested my present schedule of prices
eFea JAMES W. .TURLEY.
Mar % If IA
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

ally arrested my progress by cutting it
with their scythe blades. l gave them
the vine for their reward, and we count
ed on it less than three hundred young
pumpkins, ranging from the size of a
hens egg to four-barrel.
There is but one more thing Evil
notice. Six years ago gentleman re-
sizing near Stockton planted a grape
vine by his house. In two years the
building was completely EMBODIED in the
branches Of the vine, and the gentleman
was surprised at seeing his dwelling
starting from its foundations. The vine
grew with wonderful vigor, and carried
the house unframed up to the height of
sixty feet in the air, where it remained.
The gentleman now reaches his front
door by means of winding staircase
around the trunk of the grapevine, and
who will take the trouble to
go and see, will find it just as | have
said"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

WHAT Is THINE AGE?-"Father,' said
a Persian monarch to the old man, who.
according to Oriental usage, bowed be-
fore the sovereign's throne, pray be
seated; | cannot receive homage from
one bent with years, whose head is
white with the frosts of age y
"And now, father" said the monarch
when the old man had taken the prof
fered seat, tell me thine age; how ma
ny Of the suns revolutions hast thou
countedY "!Sire," answered the old man,
i am but four years "Whatn inter
rupted the king; 'fearest thou not to
answer me falsely, or dost thou jest on
the very brink of the tomb?" 81 speak
not falsely, SIRE" replied the aged man,
neither would offer foolish jest on
subject so solemn. Eighty long years
have | wasted in folly and sinful pleas
ures, and in amassing wealth, none of
which | can take with me when | leave
this world. -Four only have | spent in
doing good to my fellow men. And
shall ! count these years that have been
utterly wasted? Are they not worse
than blank, and is not that portion on
ly worthy to be reckoned as part of
my life which has answered life's best
end?"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

ROAST BLooDHoUND-T. G. Lewis, Of
Indiana, late Captain of the One-Hun.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. N. l., tells
the following story of army life:
Many members of the Army of the
Cumberland will remember a certain
staff officer with devils face and brick,
colored hair, that seemed to say, 81 run
this machine, General and all' The
General to whose staff, he belonged
never was harsh, except through this
fiend-like officer, who used sword and
boots freely if he caught any one forag-
ing without proper orders.
He had custom of taking beef, NUT
ton and pork away from the boys and
making them carry a rail two hours,
then let them Co. The boys got no.
ton that this meat was not thrown ont
to spoil, but that it was eaten at the
headquarters of the division; in fact,
they had been seen to use it, while
Bummer was carrying his rail.
While at Galesville, Alabama, after
the Atlanta campaign, one of my men
came up to me laughing ready to split,
and took me to see soldier equipped,
talking to about twenty boys. The
story, as he told it, said hummer, had
been out and got a sheep, and Brick
Hair took it from him and ate it for din
ner, so he concluded 10 have Il grand
revenge
Next day he took his gun and start
ed out and killed q fine, large blood
hound, dressed the hind quarters nicely, |
md instead of avoiding headquarters,
ne strung the bloodhound's hams on his
Dayonct and marched for camp by head |
quarters. He was promptly arrested, |
and duly sentenced to carry the rail for
wo hours, while the dogs hams went
nto the cookhouse. He could see it
ut up and cooked, and in about an
lour he had the satisfaction of seeing
he General and staff stuff themselves
With bloodhound meat
Many time have seen the brick
laired officer whip up, and get out of
fearing of the bow-wow the boys would
make He never heard the end to the
bloodhound while the war lasted, though
he General issued an order that the
'oys should treat the officers of his staff
With respect, but that would not stop
he bow-wow of the bloodhound of
ialcsville, Alabama.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

40, yes" said a fair critic, with
that vivacity of speech and manner in
which the beaur sere indulge when
picking a friend to pieces, "Oh, yes,
Henry would be very presentable if the
Lord hadn't turned up so much of his
legs to make his feet.D
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

'Tom," said man to his friend, ~
think it highly dangerous to keep the
bills of small banks on hand nova
days. "Tim," answered the other, Il
find it more difficult than dangerous"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-12-28

Yale has established school of po-
litical science.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01

During the last few days several
friends have shown US letters from
Europe announcing the gratifying in
teHigence that we may expect a large
accession to our population during
the next six months. The causes at
work in the old world to hasten and
greatly increase immigration are nu-
merous. The landless want cheap
homes; the oppressed, freedom. Here
they can obtain both. Here they can
occupy a social equality, and aspire
10 a political distinction denied them
elsewhere. Here they are relieved
from the burthens Of an enforced tax
alton, and here the avenues Of almost
certain, and sometimes sudden,
wealth are open to them. With such
inducements, the immigration to our
shores may be expected to increase
largely from year to year. until, as
has been said by a writer on the sub
iect, sin a quarter of a century there
will be more Englishmen in America
than in the parent country, and Eng
land in this respect viii become an
other Ireland" And, this writer
might also have added, that, judging
from population, a German could not
tell whether he was in his fatherland
or America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01

No. S4s &. BIN the second Chancery Court 0
shelby County, Tgnnesses.-Ths Manhattan
Bank OF Memphis vs.. 3. W. Dorsey.
TT appearing morn the Dill which 10 sworn
Il to in this cause, that the defendant, 8
". Dorsey, isjustiy Indebted TO the Complain
ant in the suIu OF SEQ Tor damages growing
out Of said Dorseyis breach Of contract and
failure 70. deliver certain LsVee
Bonds, and that he is q nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee, and that for these causes
an attachment was sued out OF this Court
against the property OF Defendant, and the
same was issued. end has been returned by
the Sheriff, duly levied on the roperty OF De-
endant s. ". Dorsey.
II 3 therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, That he make his appear
anee hsrsin, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chancsry our OF 6hslby county,
In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the nrst Monday IN October 1871,
and plead. answer or demur 70 complain
ants hiIl. or the same VIII BE- taken for con
feased 90 70 him and set for hearing exparte,
md mat 4 copy OF this order be Published
once a week Tor four successive weeks IN
the Memphis APPEAL. This August 9TH, I8sL
A ~copy-attest:
BY o. B~ELCHERs, Deputy Q. and NJ.
Estes a Jackson. sol. for CompPL auFa
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~Nop-Rsssdeut EotIcs.

No. III. Rim the First Chaneery o. OF
shelby county Tennessee-J W. Dickinson,
ct al, vs.. Mrs. C. A Crutchdeld and a. L.
Burrow.
TT appearing that a writ of attachment was
4 Issued IN the above cause december 18th.
ls70, upon the bill of complainant sworn to
and hled herein, same day. alleging thai de.
PENDANT Mrs. e. A. Crutchheid, is q citizen
OF Arkansas, and q non resident Of the state
OF Tennessee, that she is indebted TO COM
~plainants in the sum of Sl24l 81, as Is evil
denced by open account mentioned In said
bill OF complainant, that said attachment
writ has been returned levied on the prop
erty OF Mrs. h. A. Grutehbeld.
It is therefore ordered that she maka her
appearance herein at the Court house inthe
city OfMemphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in October, 1871, and plead, answer or
demur 70 compliments bill, or tina same
will be taken for confessed as 10 her and set
for hearing exparte; and that acopy OF this
order be published once q week, for four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal,
August q, 1871.
A eopy-AttasE
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Maater.
By r. j. BLACK. d. q. and n.
Stephens NSmith. soils. Tor cOmppE aui7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
Enaines and NaehlnarY
Unclaimed Goods Stored with aEII0tt &
Eaaan MRIer, No 2 Elliott Block.

luEHaCH Will be sold for charges If not
w called for i'm 1hiTty days rom date,
August 18th, 1871: ] h McClellRnd, Z planer
busters, IA Batch. lot hand carts; p ST.
bert, ! box; p TWohi9, l hid bottles; b q
Bterce 4 Oe 3 casks English b nails; WK
Fry boxes, z bbls g ware; Charles White,
show tent "a plumber; Genera n Q Brown,
las machine; Dc Venable ldgheat drtlif
FlsheI, Amis q Co.. marble Sab; II Tur-.
nsf, l box; Mrs AKfng. z b0x b b goods; "
Waasod Istove; A P SYanson, 2 cheats IL
l. 0uiOn, 1tool chest; Jos Beatty, I trunk; j
Meyer, 1show cases; " K Burnett. 1 wagon;
q CT, 2 boxes e warei X, ] box z ware; On
P, l box mdse; X 2 bbls, ! box & ware
l. H, l Dbl, l box g ware. No mark, l oil can,
stove, lot Of Vali6es. auH4 W st eW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR Arkansas RIVER.

For Arkansas RtVer-U. - Mail Line
For ell points on Arkansas River.
Steamer CELESTE, Cooper, master
FRIDAY, September lsL, 81 p N.
EOT freight or passage apply on board, or to
W. ID. KkNNEDAY, Agent
Omoe on COmpany's WharfbOat,
EuR5I Foot OF Court street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01

AS A specimen of the way ia which
the types can sometimes mysdfy
matters, take the fact that, when we
would say it was indelicate for Judge
Nicholson to pat Judge Chase on the
back, they made US say put him on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
Island, New fork.

IDA IT Is situated on Long Island, 20
4 miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through los CITY
Lots there ara hereby offered for sale en- me
following terms: Fifty Golara eaoh, on q
credit OF ten years, payable in ten annual In
s~talments-say So 90 per year on each LOT.
The parties owning the above properly pro.
Dcse To- sell 10 the SOnthern people one-half
or the lots, say 4OC0, on the above terms,
without Interest. The Eaaf River Bridge Is
now in process OF consSrueEaont connecting
Manhattan Island, upon Wnlcn New YORK Is
situated. with long Island.
This Ii 4 D opportunity for any person
OF this section Of country 20 invest small
sums IN the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach OF all. Prop
srty on Long Island VIII rapidly increase 10
value as soon IS East River Bridge Is CON-
pleted.
Map OF the City OF Ida can be seen, full
Information given, upOn application being
made to ny. EONTAINE.
corresponding Secretary.
ia - 10 Mnalnnn -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01

WE surrender u columns this
morning to the regular annual state
maut of the commercial interests OF
Memphis. The facts and figures will
be found interesting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
# o
Planetary HORSE POwer.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
i ventedl b pOwer OF the horse Quadrus
alf7r MEMPHIS, TENN, June q. u7I.
We, the undersigned citizens Of MemDhis,
ceftify that we this day Witnessed the enDlf-
cation OF Pyroni8 Planetary lower 10 an
Eighty saw Cotton Gin. with the following
results: The Gin Vas revOIved with the usnaI
faptdtty, with q faH Fo1 OF cotton, by two
males, at an easy gait and drauRhG; and we
further state that We believe IL greatly supe-
rfcr to any horse power we have any knGWl-
edge OF and q power Suitable for every plan
ter using a Gin, 9rlst OF SaW-m4L
]. II. TEAL, hachInist aud HillWright.
&EWToH Form. arm OF Ford, Porter q Co.
D. 2. f0RTKR. firm Of Ford. Port3E 4 Co
Il. HoPsoE, N. D., Memphis, Tenn.
Ohm J. PITMAN, M. d, Memphis, Tenn.
ZH WHITkM0KE, Mem9his, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01

Before JOHN e. BURKE, Justice OF the Peace
for shelby cOunty.-J ]. Sears and George
n. Greeley VS.. Jesse ". Tate,
A TrACHMENT having been issued by me
IA IN the above cause and that the defend
ant ia q ou-Tesldcn6 of the State Of Fenne
having be0n returned by the proper onicer
"levied,' etc.
The dGfendant Will take notice, III this
cause Is set for hearing on the 6th day OF Sep
III. at the ONCE of John II. Burke,
]. r, at the hour OF 10 o'clock am. and it II
further ordered, that this notice be published
once q week, for four consecutive weeks, in
the Memphis Daily Appeal, q newspaper
published In the city OF 2emphiS. Given
myhRhd and seal this 10Th August, lS7l.
John n. EUREE,
anil fri ]. z. for Shelby county Tenn.
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hugh B. Martin.
ATT0RNEY-AT-LAH,
RnnK EnR The MILu0N.

2ss Main and 10 Madison Streets,
au1s MEMPHIS, TENNEssl
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N0TIcE

Il hereby given of appointment Is guar
i dian OF samuel A. Meacham, under pro-
ceedings IN the Second Chancery Court, be-
Gauss OF his unsOundness Of mind; ai cred
ltors are requested to make known the char
acier OF their claims to Luke W. FInlay, my
IN the premises, at his once, No Al
Madison street. A. 4. RURLESON.
Guardian OF 8. A. Meacham.
Memphis, August %. ISL. ausO wed
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Tor REMT.

O EVERAL large and worry desirable COT.
- TON OFFICES In the new building
Nos. ass and $50 Frsnt Street
So Also. Stores Nos. 81 n S58 Front
street teach % By ITO feeth good location, and
well adapted for produce business.
AE- Rents moderate. Apply TO
fyH STEWART BROS 6GWXNNE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
LOST.

rOW-HELFER-On the evening OF the I'D
August, q red nuley COW, with 8 white
head, about calving; and = white muley
heller; $40 Tor the finder. Leave at The gro
Gerry st the Brick Church, In Chelsea
aust n. SULLIVAN.
= PECTACLES-On Alabama street. pair OF
- Gold spectacles. The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving them al No. 2A
As aus street. WI. GRIPPING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
Cash Premiums
Fer attendance. snno,n,,no
TUESDAY, OCTOBER u. 1871

As the day for distribution, when It Is ex.
PSCtea WI pe assembled the largest number
roundg.
Tlekets, numbered and stamped, good for
mission To the Grounds and parttcIDafion ~
the ehanees Of the following flst Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
andINDIQEsTION

andINDIGESTION
xtent than prOba-
adY, and relief il
sought after. 1.-THE
in its action, q
bly, secured. Want
Liver causes Head
Jaundice, Pain in
gh, Dizziness, Sour
In the Mouth, Bill
tatfOn OF the Heart.
Spirits, or Blues,
7 symptoms, which
REGULATOR Is
that has ever been
mildly. e~Gectually,
y Bile COM
injury. II Is harm
II has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts OF the a
It's virtues.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

~ By edvice ana earnest sntresty OF our
agents in New York, ~Phnadslphia, Albany.
aud other large cities, We nave consented 70
postpone the drawing Of the Memphis Real
Estste distribution until the sIsG day Of De
tOber OF thls year, when the drawing Will
positively take place.
ausl PAssMORRa RuFFIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PRICES OF THE
& HAMLIN
2 CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their naeIIlties
l II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
their well known Organs, which are the ac-
knOwledged standRr Of exoslience among
i-nstruInsnts OF the class, at prices OF inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, Whioh
are, therefore, alike 70 all, inyariable. The
following are Illustrations:
90
The same, Double Reed .........................- 90
Five-Octave Organs. with TTemulant,
Carved and Ornamented... 100
The same, Double Reed, with w Stops, I6
Forty other styles, MP o.....--..--.-...~!.s 1000
All In solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly drst-
class in every respect. They viii not make
the so-cRlled cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority OF their Instruments
Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
nom Photographs of the different styles, full
Information and lowest prices; also, Testi-
monial Circular VIII be sent free 20 any sd
dress.
MASON & nAMLIR ORGAH CO.
. AMarsrssns, $50 Broadway, New YsFk.
my6dAW /
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PRATT'S
MADE gin.

Sin, or light dfait. makes a good.
u Sample, and will pick mere lint from he
same amount or seed cotton, and in less
time, than any other Gin. IT does not break
the roll ~Horichokes Is ample in Its eo~n8truc-
ton, and not liable to est out OF order.
AH. Pratt has made upward OF 300 Gins
for India, Egypt. Mexico, Brazal and the
Southern States which have given general
satisfaction. .sF srafr al ri
Il is . sood rule to try ali things, and hold
fast 10 what has been approved d answers
the purpose Tor which st is made. This ls
clafmed5 for Pratts Gin, and admitted by
practical lantsrs who have used It.
Steam Engines and Machinery,
made by FaIbott q Sons, Of Richmond, va,
ter sale. These eTeines, with the latest I'm.
proyementsl and OF superior ~WOrkmanship,
have taken tho pgsmium over Others at fairs
where they have been exhibited fssn8f
Orders for Gins Engines aud Gum Randa
promptly Aled. Gins repaired by a skiiful
ainWriqhs. Address. Mem phiH, Tenn. !
- q. w. TRUEHEARH Agent
dAw For Daniel Pratt Talbot q SOM
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COMPANY.
White River United States Mall Line
. = a e.hGA

49,
JEo. 3. DAVIS. Master CHAs. skIrEARs, OK
".
A IcK---Mas lCHAa Clerk
VIII run In connection with the trains OF the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from Lee
VaL's Blun - follows: The OSA8E WIllesye
Devails Bun every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, atA O'Clock pm, on arrival Of train
nom Memphis, for Des Ar Augusta and
port every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
Al 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains At
DeySll's Bluff ~ day for Aemphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The sALLIE v. VII leave Devsn's Blun
every Thunoay, al O'Clock an, and every
Point M sesrcy. kst1ining, vii leave
Hest Point every Thursday, a. d O'Clock
pm. aud eVery Monday, at O'Clock am, for
DeValls blun and mouth OF White river.
Ihe sALLIE V. will leave Deysllis Blud
sNeTy Tuesday and Friday, at4 O'Clock pm,
Tor Clarendon. Aberdeen, Csss Cos, Mount
Adams, BlLd, St. Charles, Indian
BAY and mouth White river, Returning, viii
leave mouth Of White river every Wednes
Gay ana saturday, ats O'Clock am. connect
Memphis and title Rock. This b0sf viii
also run 20 Augusta every Monday. leaving
there Monday. at 10 m
Passengers by this route wi 20 throuah to
Jacksonport In % Eours l0ss time than BY
other points In proportion. Psssen.
gers 70 points below DeFail's Bluff viii ave |
a hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line viii reach f+z /
destination considerably In advance on an |
other routes, shippers saving thereby az /
by this route.
Through Bills Ladtng signed at Onee. No /
Madison street. JOHN 3. DAVIS PrestLr
A. CUERE, Secretary a Treasurer, H&