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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-07
Nv W. God,tln,
By ". GoddIh'
.,,..,o,,cr aud Real Estate Agent
- r,,ven;h and Bank streets.

SALE OF A HANDSOME
'hLSr .rr HESIDENCE IN DUVAL'S hD-
IIIE MEsT XIX kN OF 81 cGG SrE
lHEN re- a. substituted trustee, under an order
IKE r,n,nc.rv Court made 9Th Of October, $50:
IN IN the the place Of N A. stutdivsn decea5ea shal
seq =, nrt"bar H. 1871 at a O'Clock p NJ, the real
d.,.t WED by william Fox In HIS deed Of the
e,h of FEBRUARY, 1857, CONSISTING OF LOT trout.
G G n; foot and running back us feet, with neat
IL IS SNED COTTAGE RESIDENCE thereon, re-
Gently occupied by Sir. Early Corbin:
TENNIS. Al sale A. M. KELLEY,
"a Substituted Trustee.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
AZ ROAD-On and after JULY 18TH, lsiL
EOJNG WEST.


Train No. Through rassenger) leaves Rich.
mond daily except Sundaysl at 4:os A. NJ; leaves
Danyiile at l:os A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro At
Train No. CLynckburg rsssengcr) leaves Rich.
mond daily at ss A. M; arrives At LynchDurE ~
up. NJ.
Train No. 10 tFrcight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond at SOS L. NJ: arrives at Burke
vile at 1854 +. Nj. (stoppiug at all way Stat!ons)
daily except Sundaysl.
Train No. IL Through Mall and Expressl leaves
Richmond daily at $40 =. d.; leaves Danvilte
DAILY ut lo;i4 L. Nj; arrives at GREENSBORO uan'
GOING EAST:
Train No. Il Through Nail aud E1pressl leaves
Greensboro daily ST $50 2. NJ: lesves DanSlIle
daily at Iol2 2. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ~
Train No. Through Passenger leaves Greens.
boro daily Except Sunday5) st Hos A. H.; ieayt:
Danyille a. l:27 Z. NJ; arrives at Richmond a. :"
Train No. 10 lLynchburg Passenger leaves
Lynchburg daily at s:so A. 81: leaves Burke'iue
att +. ~; arrives at Richmond At 4 7. ii.
Train No. leaves Burkeyile 1880 A. NJ: ar,
rives at Richmond s:l5 A. II. stopping ~ AZ
Trains Nos. land IL connect 81 Greensboro WIZ
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for ali poins
South. 80,
Trains Nos. 9 and II connect at BurkeviiA
with Train on Atlantic, Mississippi, and ONO
Railroad for all points Southwest snd South.
Southwest can be procured At the ticket ounce 10
Richmond, and of K. +. WALKER, Agent VI AZ
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. E-'
Main street. Richmond.
papers tbSt have arrangements 10 adyer.se tbo
schedule Of this company VIII pleas e% FIFTH fiGIt
above. JOHN r. MACMUkDV,.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. N, II. TALCOTT, Eng'r and Supt. auE
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1877
1877 |.
1871. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SCH ID U K RiCHMUNU, EkEUEktS ~
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE, GQlNu
INTO EFFECT JUNE 7. ISL

TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner byta
and Sth streets, rs follows: t,
The DAY TRAIN daily ut 500 A. NJ. Arrives
In Washington at 1916, Baltimore teSceps ~
SGndaysl ut s:l5, Philadelphia nj 6lS and Hs'
York at 1920 Z. NJ. The SAME DAY. 49,,
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on suhaa''
At SECS p, NJ. ,,,
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond 1t s:H
2. M.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmoha
tMondAys excepted) at 1880 A. M. ,,,,>.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Mluos
leaves Rroad-street Depot daily tSundays e.,
ceptedl NJ A:so =. ID. Arrives In Richmond III 80
A. nj.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays and
Fridays at S:&3 A. III.
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH ba&'
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal polnIs NotI'
East, and West. --...-.
Company's onices, corner Broad and sth street,
Ticket Office, corner Byrd and 9Th streets.
j. Ii. GENTRY,
General Ticket ASens
U. = y, NEaNA General spp't ~
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By James M. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneet'
lilo Main street.

rRAME DWELLING QGOs) AND ND s HAT
II CAN'T LOT. ATTACHED % 1Mr TGGH AND
II JaC nS FOE SALE AT huCIiso a,ciock
THURSDAY the 18th d.yof Oc,oE ,ers The above
P NJ, we will sell, upon the premises oscn~ancy of
mentioned property, now In '"o
Nt Terms: Made known ut the time OF M ssle
80, pes1 Estate AGENTS, 1901 Main street.
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by Lee & GOddin.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, lll3 Main street.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR FRA MED
l TEEkMrNIS IN TIE TOWN OF Full
TON. ON a. STREET, THIRTY FEET " LDE,
RETWEEN LEWIS AND NlEn0LS so N
STREETS, AT hUCTlON.-Ou FE1nAf the
18th October, 1871. as trustee In q deed of trust
from William Culilngswor.h AMI wt1e, bearing
date 27,h dlyof March, 1871. duly of record In the
clerks office of Benrico County Court, deed book
S. page l9b, being required So 10 do by the bene-
iicary therein secured, VIII sell III ~ O'Clock T..
NJ. on the premises the REAL ESTATE men
tened In said dt ed OF trust" wit All that lot OF
LAND lytug and being III tie county of jtenrico,
the city Of ichmpnd, designated by the letter
III plat acme Xcd tn der Il from Sarah Saulcr and
]. a. Goddu 10 lillian W hite. dated the 9Th day of
July, 1896 duty recorded III the clerks ttlicr of
Hcnriro County Court in dtci-bnok ~ page nc,
said lot fronting IL feet stree, 80 feet wide, In
Fulton, between Lewis aud Nicholson streets, on
which are FOUR FRAMED TENFMt,STS and
the anpurtcuan,es thereto belonging, and running
back IT right angles l36 feet, being the same real
estate conveyed To the said William Cullirgsworh
by William White and wife by deed dated the 10th
day OF April 1870 and recorded on the same day
In The office of the clerk OF Henrico County Court.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash To defray the expense
Of sale and 10 ply off The ncg0 liable note secured
In said trust deed Of 5000: and the residue upon
such terms is may be agreed upon AZ the time
of sale.
Oc3 n. M. LEE, Trustee.
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7auiCl;Trror .ssIALI.Es-Fnaure Days:
- BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agen. ..s
cc,,ery NJ Eleventh xnd Bank BSree's'

VERY HANDSOME LOT, At :, THE E15,II
sonTHEAsTc gEEs1TRA 9}1EcTTI ON wi be
The 10th October 1911 a aIfpast @ b r. m
that very beautiful LOT locate. ao ~ "a fact.
Ming hack lao feet TO an alley 10 feet wide; Jns
10 one amongst the handsomest lots In thae
BILE locality. w coDDIE.
IEhhS' Ave Auctioneer.
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LOST, STKAYED, DC.

.vKAYED FROM MY STABLE, Nv
y ON Marshall street bet weeu First ana }c~Sl'
Adams, on the night OF The llh, DARN ia \
MAKE. about Twelve months old, medium sizc
! VIII pay a reward 81 FAVE DOLLARS 70 he
iye'y to me al S3i SIXTH street, opposite SCI ,ud
Market. loo 7.ats NJ. ". SWAIN.
&TRAfED.--Cam to nv house, ~
), No. pts Filth st.ccl, gu Thursday, ScSN
SMALL BAY MARI. The owner can get her py
coming forward aud paying CHARGES.
uci-NH THDMASJ REAL
NAME TO MY FARM, September sY...es
~ 3Nh q III. diGm-siLea RED COW. Iha GS.E-
owner viii please come forward, prove proInr. y
pay charges, ard take her away.
JAMES IL. GRANT
ocilw near Brook Turnpike.
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NEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloueer,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.

nor SALE PRIVATELY. A DESlhA :,
Bt.F FARM OF TWO ~ IL, N !, ,t;ti1h Ar
Two m, les from Caps hosics, on York river; one me
end quarter miles from creek Irn ;Ec cour,
hnnsa near the line CT the con .empialed cHten-
sion OF the YORK River railroad; conveniSnt 10
ar, md snriurs abundant; mill-sltc ON never
iaIIins stream most Of The dam standing 100
acrcs arabic, enclosed with Chestnut rails l9o IN
artEinal pine oak, hickory, and chestnut timber;
with four rooms kitchen, &c.
For Il good bargain, apply 10 ,nnu,,o,r
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer.
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Nv Cook & Laughton. Auctioncers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets'
uORsES, MULES, &c.-We will sell at
the horse-lot, near Lancasterlan SCHOOL, d.
" scwnra, EXCELLENT HARNESS and SADDLE
HORSES,
WELI-BaOKE MU; ES,
WAGONS, BUGG!FS. &c. .s
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@ AMAM
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In FIRST CLASS aud EAIGRANT TICREfs
os ~ 4 "a and p!n Sxss q
rates, making close connections ut Mobile viii
avoiding all transfers and hotel expenses. I'm,
oe cam Mo- ErRRy sI,sas
RICHMOND AND
YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TR.v
ELLIEG PUBLIC.
RE-EsTABL1sHMENT0 OF THE DAILY LIME
BETWEEN RICHMOND, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
AND BOSTON. AND TO ALL
POINTS NORTH AND
EAST, WFsT AND
NORTHWEST.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. Accom-
MODATIONs UNSURPASSED.
! Passenger Train leaves Richmond depot d,u,
tSundays exceptetll at T. NJ, connecting at We,
cT ns s Mi bAS1ET
river landings and arriving In Baltimore ON he
following morning In time to connect Win traips
N 'THR gu TICKETS AND BAGGAGE
CHECKED TO ALL POINTS.
Passenger Train leaves at p. NJ, on sIys.
Steamer leaves s Pier No. 70, 1AL1GHT STREET
BALTIMORE. daily Sundays excepted) at ~
d., arriving In Richmond the following morning
at IL.
by this line passengers enjoy good nights rest.
Freight Train, with passenger car attached,
leaves daily Mondays excepted) atlA A. NJ.
FreIshs received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. '
Through bills ofiading given TO all points.
FARE:
From Richmond to Baltimore.
From Richmond to Philadelphia. .......,7 ID;
From Richmond TO New YOrk............. 10 a.
From Richmond 10 Boston, all rail from New
From Richmond to Boston via The Sound. -. IS -
Tickets to New York amt return good for
10 In,lTay arss and %
: A''''''''' '' ~ WIN. N. BRiIaGi;Gt;.. SUM-, !"
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent Richmond.
s. e. GRAsTY, General agent, Baltimore. seU
rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-OD and after SEPTEMBER lsr.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond fspn,,
DAYS excepted) as follows:
pbur springs, connecting at Gordonsville with The
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchhnrg and South.
oISonsvile EXCEPT on Saturay io on rbic 10,
leaves at S p. NJ. This train connects at Cot,tons
Vile with the night trains On the Orange klexan.
dria =, and Man s%5 railroad for LYsCHBUR0
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
No Passenger Trains are run ON Sundays.
-'..-.-~.. .-r. A. H. PERRY
General Superintendent.
JAMES F. NETuERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agt-
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILE.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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DLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA

PLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE, VIA
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND CONNECTIONS,
is the shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, ~ Selma,
Mobile, Meridian,
Pensacola, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all points In Texas.
PULLMAN,s PALACE CARS run through
from ynchburg to Mobile, via Caera aud Hont-
gomcry, without change.
Time TO Montgomery. Mobile, and New Orleans
LESS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Time from White Sulphur Springs and Char.
Iottesyille
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY MINUTES
LESS TO MONTG OMERY AND MOBILE,
and
FIVE HOURS LESS TO NEW ORLEANS.
The popular and most expeditions Emierant
Route to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bsg-
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points by this route may be OBJ
talucd al the ticket offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DANYILLE RAILROAD,
and at tile office OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad, 1925 Main street, Richmond.
BE sure your tickets read via Dalton and Calera
Tor Selma) +. e. BARNEY, Gen. SUIT
JoHN i. PECK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
JOHN nj. WHY, TRAVELLING Agent. au ?S3m
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
lesi
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:.- s1rIM,LlHIlI,nnr,,s .ExTRAGTs.
TTELMBOLDS

70
....5.t .,g..s
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HELMBOLDS
HEIMBOLD'5
HELMBoLD's
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HELMBOLD'sl
HELMBoLD'S
HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
J; HELMBoLD's la
HELMBOLD'B
$50 HELMBOLD's
HELMBoLD's
HELMBOLD'S
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HELMBOLD'S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-04

gpw YoRK. April 8.-Business has 8 little
new animation, but Is far from being active,
owing 10 irregularities In prices In other
markets, but more particularly in printed
oalfcoes. which are In ample supply for al
Important purposes, We quote Manchester
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ESTABLTSHED 1910.
has now arrived for a removal Of these

has now arrived for a removal OF these
disabilities?
GOvernOr-That could not be done
under our constitution. I believe as
soon as the disfranchised return to
their allegiance in good faith, with a
reasonable degree Of speed their dis
abilities should be removed. If the
present quiet continues to reign, and
/ believe it viii, shall certainly ia.
vor the adoption Of the constitutional
amendment by the next Legislature.
/ indorse fully Governor ClaytOn's
October speech-alWays have. In any
speech have ever made / have never
said bitter thing or used disrespectful
words toward my opponents. have
advocated the principles of my party
because I believed thOm to be TO the
interest of the people. While chief
executive has opinions of his own, he
has no right to do anything except for
the general good, and 1 shall endesvOr
to follow out that line Of policy.
will make no appointment based on
implied or express promises in my
personal interest.
THE PENITENTIARY.
RepOrter-GOvernOF, what do you
think of the law requiring the State
to take charge Of the penitentiary?
Governor am of the opinion that
it was the general desire Of all parties
that the State should take charge of
that institution, for reasons which it
Is unnecessary to mention. The pris-
Oners should properly be under the
charge and control of the State, and / |
am inclined TO the opinion that it !
will prove advantageous.
A STATE GEOLOGIsT.
Reporter-Whst will be your policy
in appointing a State geolOgist?
GOvernOr-It shall be my endeavor !
to appoint a man not only with sci /
entiiiC attainments, but who is known
in the financial world. It is a very
important position, and if properly |
managed will prove a great benefit to |
the State. dOWever scientific he NAV
be, unless he is known in the financial |
world, and is known to be a man of |
integrity, and is one in whom they |
have confidence, we may be unable |
to induce capitalists to come amongst |
US to develop our hidden resources.
But if he is known by the financial |
world as a man Of scientific attain |
ments, it will induce the investment !
Of capital for the working of our hid |
den treasure. I shall be very careful !
about that appointment. 1 believe |
more can be accomplished through it, |
if properly managed, toward bringing
capital and immigration into our State |
than anything else-than the Bureau
Of immigration even.
WAS 1T SATISFACTORY?
Reporter-Governor, was everything
done by the Legislature that your
party expected or desired?
GOvernOr-NO; at least, not all eX-
pected.
After thanking the Governor for the
prompt manner in which he had an
sWered our questions, we retired, and
now give our readers the benefit of
the interview.
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$36, $50 FROM MEMPHIS.
Important Financial 'fFaBsaetloB In Nash.
Ville-Ths State Memphis.
Cancelled Memphis Coupons Changed fOr
State Bonds.

Quite an important discovery, says the
n Nashville Union dHf AnleTjcdn, was
made by Comptroller Pennsbaker few
days since which resulted in an excellent
and profitable financial transaction in so
far as the State and the diminishing of q
portion of her indebtedness are con-
cerned. II came about in this way In
looking over books, records, ETC., Col
onsl Pennebsker discovered coupons
which had fallen due as attached to cor
pOratiOn bonds of the city Of Memphis.
II appears that several years ago the city
of Memphis issued 3 large number OF
coupon bonds, which, by special legisls-
tive sanction, were indorsed by the State
for specific railroad purposes. During
the official terms of former Comptrollers,
these coupons, to the amount of $50 $50,
fell due, and were by them paid, the
State being indOrser Of the bonds. After
having been paid, they were cut from
the bonds, pasted in coupon books, and
cancelled by the ordinary process of
punching two holes through each one of
them. This was the condition in which
Colonel Pennebaker discovered them.
Shortly after the discovery, and only
few days since, very heavy payer
Of Memphis, and a gentleman who is
much interested in corporation paper Of
that city, was in Nashville. He was the
holder of some $40 900 in old issues of
tennessee State bonds. He visited the
capitol aud the Comp:rOllsr's office. The
subject OF State bonds, municipal and
corporation paper, etc, very ns'urslly
came up.
The S33 go of Cancelled coupons of the
Memphis bonds spoken of was referred
70 ana they were examined. They hav-
ing bsen cancelled by the State as indOr-
ser Ofthe original bonds, did not, as our
friend conceived, yitiate their validity as
against the city of Memphis. Being a
very heavy tax payer in that city, where
be is largely interested in real estate. he
saw wherein they could be made avsila-
ble TO his purposes. He proposed to the
Comptroller the exchange Of S36 $50 in
the bonds he held against the State for
the $40 600 of cancelled coupons. The pro-
position wes accepted. The leaves on
which the cancelled coupons we're pasted
we're cut from the coupon book, one by
one, aud, perforated with holes as they
were, handed over to eur taX-psying
friend, who, in return, gave over to the
C0mptrOll,r the same amount in State
bonds. By the transaction the Cancelled
coupons that have for ysers been posted
away rs worthless, have been used TO pay
$50, $50 in State bonds, and have been sp.
piled, dollar for dollar, in the liquidation
of that much Of the States outstanding
Indebtedness. The operation is quite an
important one and Indicates at least COM
mendable vigilance in the interest OF the
State on ths part of our Comptroller,
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
ExhaustIan n-InvaIIaa. brnLsn down In

Exhaustion -InyaIIds, broken down 10
health and spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, or
suffering from the terrible exhaustion which
follows the attacks OF acute disease, the testi-
mOny OF thousands who have been raised as
by a miracle from a similar state Of prostra-
ton by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is a sure
guarantee that by the same means you too
may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand in peril Of epidemics, to all
who, by reason OF exposure, privations, and
uncougenial climate or unhealthy pursuits,
may at any moment be stricken down, this
paragraph Is most particularly and enlphqticaUy
addressed. You, who are thus situated, are
prohered an absolute safeguard sgainst IL g
danger that menaces you. Tone and regulate
the system with this harmless medicinal
stinulanI and Alternative, and you will be
foresrmed against the maladies whose seeds
float around you in the air unseen. Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters are not only standard
tonic and Alternative throughout the United
States, but they are accredited by the certih-
Gates of the most distinguished citizens OF
the Union, to the people OF all other lands
In Canada, Australis and the West indies
they are gradually taking the place OF all
other stOmachics, whether native OF foreign,
and as surely as truth is progressive aud
demonstration Overthrows doubt, they will.
eventually supeIsede every other invigorsnt
and restorative now employed in medicinal
practice.
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No O,wsl No PayI EiesksEs Tsttsr Oastllsss
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelss
w Salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Pimplss
Blotches and all forms Of Skin Disease; also,
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges frOm the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter OF how long
standing or the money returned by the pro-
prietoIs.
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Receipts RY RIVER.

STEAMER LEGAL TENDER, FROM WHITE
RIyER.-A Hatchett, s bales of cotton;
Brooks, Neely Il co, do; Crisman, Stew
art & co, o. do; DsndTidge, Mitchell & co,
l do; billiard, Pinson q CO, do; e. NJ.
Apperson & co, SS do; Forster, KealhOter
& co, 4 do; G A Eckerly, 8 do; Guy, Nc
Clellsn & co, 53 do; Gage & Fisher, l3 do;
Harris, Cochran & co, do; Rawlings
& co, q do; Mosby, Hunt & CO, 10 do;
McGhee Il Heron, l do; NJ Calhoun, 1
do; Memphis and st Louis Packet Co,
do; Newton Ford & co, 10 do; Petit q
Simpson. do; Psrtee & Hsrbert, do
ROotes, Vance & co, do; s E Johnson q
co, do; Shane, Harris & co, 81 do; Sam
South, Al do: StrattOn, Goyer & CO, do
Toof, Phillips & co, do; 7 II Allen & CO,
10 do; Taylor, Rsdford & co, 56 do; Tread
well Bros, do,
STEAMER CELESTE, FROM FORT SMITH.
Shane, Harris & Co, 81 bales cotton; Z
N Apperson & Co, z do; II Allen & Co.
do; W NJ Page, do; Stewart Brothers
& Fizsr, 9 do; Parker, Ward 81 90, do
Psrtee & Hsrbert, 10 do; Gage & Fisher,
do; Black Brothers & Co, 5 do; Foster
Kealhofer & Co, 2 do; c II Taylor & Co, ]
do; Traders, do; J F Dowdy, 8; A. p
Co, 1874. Totsl-Memphis, 289; New Or
leans, 2O7, Bluff City OIL Co, 9S sacks
seed. Sundries 10 order.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR Arkansas RIVER.
Fer Arkansas Rlysr-hsmphls aBd ArkaH.
sas River Packet Co.-U, S. Nail.

TTNHE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
L leave Memphis for all points on Arkan-
sas river, as fOllOWs: Steamer MARY BOYD
Haines, master; Every Monday, At pm
steamer T. H. ALLEN, WOOdburD, master
OF Steamer DARDAEELLE, Berry master (;
Every Wednesday, at 5 pm. Steamer PAT
CLEBURNE, Pritchards MASTER Every Fri
day, at pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wednss-
davs goes through TO Fort smith. Trs boats
that leave Memphis on Mondays and Fridays
connect Gt Little EOcE with our light -draught
boats for Fort smith, and with stages Tor Hot
Springs, Camden, Arkadelphig and Wash
ingtOu. AL the boats Of this line haV-
ing been Duilt expressly for the trade,
possess Superior accommodations for pas
sengers and unsurpassed faCi tiles for trans
porting freigh TO all points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, al any stage
OF water.
Freignts consigned TO this company Al
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, win be
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer. J. D. ADAMS. President
". g. PATTESON, Agent, No. l2 Madison ST.
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THE news from France, received
last night, but crowded out by the
pressure upon our local column, tells
Of the continuance Of the contest be-
tween the National Guard and the
troops Of the Republic. The fighting
yesterday was very severe, but the
regulars" were triumphant. A
reign Of terror exists in Paris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-04
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