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ARKANSAS.
a Railroad Depot Wanted at Palestine.

PALESTINE, ARK, December lS, 1872.
| EDITORS APPEAL-We have no de-
sire to get up a correspondence or to
write newspaper communications, but
with all due regard for the officers of the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad we
wish to inquire, through the columns of
your paper, why it is that we cannot
have depot located at this place? We
have one of the incest locations for a
town on the road; surrounded by some
of the finest farming lands in the State
a country, too, rapidly settling up, and
all we lack to make it one of the finest
towns on the road is railroad facilities.
Can We get this? A proposition has been
made to the citizens of Palestine that if
they would give a certain portion of
land and build the depothouse and plat
form that the siding would be put in at
once. To this proposition the citizens
promptly acceded. Money sufficient
was subscribed, and all was ready to be-
gin work, when the proposition was
withdrawn in consequence of an old
contract having been made with an
other party to establish the depot half
mile west of Palestine. If this is the
case, why does not the party owning
said land take some steps at once to-
ward establishing depot? How long
is the company to sustain great pecuni-
airy loss las we know it is doing, and
the country subjected to great incon-
venience? Cotton is daily being carried
to Mariana, and even to Helena that
properly belong to this place, and would
come here if proper inducements were
offered. Freight is thrown off here in
all kinds of weather, with no one to take
care of it, and considerably damaged or
lost entirely. Cotton remains on the
ground for weeks at time, and cannot
be shipped. The growth of our town and
country is retarded, and all this, ii seems,
is for the especial benefit of one indi-
vidual. And while we know this to be
the only practicable point for town, yet,
we say, let us have a depot somewhere,
and that speeding the interest of the
company demands it, and the country
demands it. Can We get it? Yours,
truly, W. II. JEWELL.
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REWARD.

~OOn REWARD-The above reward will
DOOU be paid by the Soeieta di Unione e
Fratellanza Itallana for the arrest and con.
viction OF the party or parties who committed
the assault upon J. B. GENoCCHis and his
wife, al their dwelling, on tbs Poplar street
pike, on the evening Of saturday, December
a. le72, about - O'Clock, and who at the same
time robbed The premises.
del7 A. NACCARO. President.
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SOME BARGAINS TO-DAY,

Oue-buttOn kid gloves at IS cents
per pair. Extra Balbriggau hose at 81 %
a box. White fiannels at 25 cents per
yard. Canton flanRels is cts. per yard.
Also remnants cassimeres, dress goods,
alpacas ana f1annels, at
NENKEN BROS.
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot of Victor ID. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street. There you will find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry anu
celery. Goods of the best quality, and
at prices to suit the times.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMs and BOARD-Young gentlemen
n, attending college or Others viii IND
pleasant rooms and board, on moderate terms,
"a 2l3 DeSoto street. References given and re-
quired. dels
DOARD-Good board with nice rooms, fur
ID nished or unfinished, single OF in suites,
can be obtained at lao Madison street. dels
THOICE ROOMS AND BOAKD--At 49,
- Shelby street; dey bOarders accommO-
dated. Mrs. L. A. MCANALLY.
DOARD-Can be obtained at 1888 second
ID street, with OF without lodging, de6
DOOM-A furnished room for rent AZ No. ISL
II Vance. References required oeo
DOOMs-Funished rooms TO rent. Inquire
n at Wilett's Billiard Hall, 81 Adams street.
BOARD A furnished room, with board
Id terms moderate. al III Vance street.
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The largest and best selected stock Of
SIOfhtnR and Gents Furnishing Goods
in the city. 2ss Main streeE, corner Mad
feOu
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HERE Is THE PLACE.

Call at Is jefferson street for your
choice hot and cold drinks, and fresh
oysters in every style.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand. HANSON a WALKER
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wAGeENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
go DDS fresh from the hands Of the I'M
porter.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at thesamet time save money,
should go AZ once 70 Waggeners, 81 !
Main street De is doing c. 0. ID. bust
ness--nO bad debts; small profits.
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CHRISTMAS TREES

To order at the Office of Elmwood Nur-
sery, DDS Main street. Orders for fruit
trees promptly filled.
J. D. CONNER, Agent.
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CONFECTIONERY and toys at Berton's,
corner of Fourth and Poplar street. A
full supply for the holidays. Call before
buYing elsewhere.
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LOST.

+ OCKET-If the thief who robbed my house
| on Saturday night Will return the minia-
ure locket, he VIII be literally rewarded and
10 questions asked. W. ;. PlChEII,
asI- 81 Adams street.
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THE Glycerine Cream is the rage with
all the ladies. 1t is good. Moores d
Hill, 2Sl Main street.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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zFY STEAM MILL, consisting Of 4O-horse
Nj power engine and double-1ue boiler
team Indicator, whistle, JudSOh governor,
-lyg-miIl grisf-mill OF fcur-feet French burr
tones elevators conVeyers- boiling appa-
4rus etc. without the house, all sound and
% running order excepting grate-bars re-
..uired new. offered for 500, as no one attend
ID my auction and If IL be not Acknowledged
t great bargain ] will pay cost Of coming and
,.yamining at RembertOn, twelve miles north
ur Memphis, Tenn. -
Nov. a, lS72 s. RE MbEhL-
Az-aIanche and Ledger CODY r. del
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will sell my entire stock Of Boy s.
CIOfhfHR nj cost. l.. STEINER,
2SS Main street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

REFMPHIs PROPERTY inn
vi proved Memphis property for a No.
Is.lrfaflon $4,000 TO 5000. Address, Me-
Dhee, care Ock Box IS, Memphis Posiofnce'
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COST.

WANTED-to rent a residence, near
the center of the city. Address A. B. c..
this office.
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Code, Section 607-The Collector, up
on receiving the tax list, shall immedi-
ately, by advertisements at four of the
most public places in each civil district.
give twenty days notice of the place and
time when and where he will attend to
receive taxes. This law / have complied
with.
Code, Section G0S-If any person with.
in such district fail to attend, or other
wise pay his or her taxes on or before the
day appointed, the Collector SHALL levy
The same by distraining and selling the
delinquent's goods and chattels, giving
at least twenty days notice of such sale
by advertisements at four of the most
public places in the district.
You have NOT complied with this law {;
shall therefore proceed to execute the
same.
GEORGE Z. POWELL, Tax-COl-
lectOr, Shelby county, 1872 and 1873.
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COUGHS and colds are often over
looked. A continuance for any length
of time causes irritation of the lungs or
some chronic throat disease. browns
Bronchial Troches" are an effectual
cough remedy.
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60 TO Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College.
--Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three fallltless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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coNoMY-For gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON d WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality of that kind of work.
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First Chaueery Court-nOrgan, Chan
eelIOr.

First Chaueery Court-8TOrgan, Chan
eelIOr.
The following cases are set for to-day:
757, Bennett VS. Hancock; T55, KehO VS.
Able; l4S5, Megibben vs. Megibben;
1907, Parham vs. Edmonds; 1911, Field
man vs. Huss; 1914, Evans VS. Thomp-
son; 1915, Mailman VS. Foster; 1916,
Mills VS. Bond; 1917, Cochran VS. Avery;
1918, Gibson VS. Lewis; 1919, Biggs vs.
Jefferson; 1920, Henry vs. Sharpe; 1921,
Greenlaw VS. Monroe; 1922, SomerveIl vs.
Shelton; 1923, O'Farrell VS. Stanley;
1924, McRae VS. Bingham; 1926, Fitch
ner vs. SigniagO; 1928, Lewis vs. Ford;
1929, Coleman vs. Brown; 1880, Cochran
VS. Mason; 1851, Hancock VS. Coleman;
1852, White VS. Topp; 1888, Weaver vs.
Cross; 1884, Aston vs. Bowen;
1855, Jameson VS. Jameson; 1886,
Coleman vs. PeytOn; 1887, Mer-
chants National Bank vs. Dixon;
1888, Bond VS. Atkinson; 1910,
Flynn VS. Wallace; 1874, Kicks VS. Hines;
1912, Anderson vs. Brown; 1913, Kelly
VS. Shivers; 1914, Anderson VS. Jordan;
l645, Bledsoe vs. Digs; 1916, Bond VS.
Stewart; 1917, Mcdonald VS. Edwards;
1913, Alsup VS. Rainey; 1919, Hopkins
VS. Hopkins; 1850, Bridges VS. Austin;
1861, Stacker VS. Fieldman; 1852
Toof VS. Pike; 1858, MeLemOre vs. Nc
LemOre; 1854, Walker VS. Campbell;
1850, MOsby VS. StOvall. Tomorrow is
motion day.
United States Circuit and District Courts
Judge Trfgg presiding.
The peremptory call of the law dock
ct in the United States Court was COM
pleted yesterday and long list of cases
was disposed of. To-day the court will
attend to miscellaneous bUsiness-mO-
tons, demurrers, etc.
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BREAD.

1 offer to sell to the city and county
hospitals good merchantable bread, at
four cents per ID. weight.
GEORGE HUME,
Steam Bakery, 416 Main street.
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IL.-Instantaneon cure for neu
lalgia. q. W. Jones & Co. sell it.
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Memphis ana New Orleans Packet Co.
FOX NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
- Str. Belle Lee.

J. r. master j. S. Sullivan clerk
This hne steamer viii leave a above, IS fol-
lows.
Thursday November 18th, at 4 O'Clock pm.
thursday December l2th, az 4 O'Clock pm
thursday. December 18th al 4 O'Clock PM
Thursday. January g. 1873, al 4 O'Clock p IN.
thursday, January p. 1878, at o'clock p.m
THURSDAY. February 81 Is-{ Ar & olelof,r n ~
Thursday, February 3D. 1913, 81 4 O'Clock pm
VIII be Ia New Orleans Ia time forfl., yf,,i1If
drnA ceie5F1IioD, which - February So IS-t
Ihursday, March ., 1873. 81 oclo'-s +. fii
Thursday, March ~ is.S 81 ...H.-s T.. tr
THURSDAY, apIli =. 1873, ai . ,-,ack r..fn
for freight or passage ap.l9 on hsrsrG eli ft,
no20 JOEN 7. W AsHISGTON, Assent.
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WHITE FuIs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estsb-
,ishment.
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Five HUNDRED OVERCOATs 10 be
said regardless OF cost, al flie Mammoth
Clothing House, 2ss Main street, corner
Madison.
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KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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G. H. MERRIFIELD.

No. 20 Gayoso street, Anatomical and
Pathological Boots, are the perfection of
adjustment, fitting the foot ss cOmforta-
bly, when first worn as an old boot.
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FoRFRIAR's POINT AND BENDS

MEMPHIS, HELENA 4 FRIAR'S POINT
DAILY LINE
Steamer PHIL ALLIN- IT
aeaA-AN7
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEuiE, = DAI
and FRIDAY, II o'clock p-m-- sud Friar's
Point every Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday,
at 10 o'clock am.
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE, II
Stacker Lee..........-. n aster,
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, Thu rs
DAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock Pm, and
triar's Point every Wednesday, Friday and
sunday, at % o'clock am.
For freight or passage apply on beard. Oc12
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JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1861 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
aswell as the latest papers from the prin-
cipal cities.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
Str. La BE Ii E...-.-.---- NJ. n. Woods, master
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave as above -Eszsss
THIS DAY. December 18th, a. 3 pm.
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
a. Madison street.
Tie steamer LaBelle IS now in port receiv-
ing freight, and VIII pay particular attention
TO an way and bend business. delO
Davidson's white Cellar Line
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND TIE BENDS
- Tom Jasper -
JnO- e.----n master We DilI------.-.CIers
Leaves THIS DAY, Dec. 18Th, at . pm.
Apply % r. ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
del9 30 Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
EsssISS Mary T.. Forsyth,
Jno. 5renOugh master Mccullough
iii leave THIS DAY Dec 18Th, Al ? pm
Apply to K W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
dels 90 Front street.
~. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co
For Nicksburg, NatcheZ and New Orleans.
ST.. MAY FLOWER.-.--G- ". Carlton, master
This elegant steamer viii leave \
THURSDAY, Dec. 18th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
deli ~ Madison street
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DRY GOODS
DAMAGED BY WATER,
at the
GREAT RED STORE!

We are in receipt Of a large lot of dry
goods, consisting partly of Calicoes,
Domestics, Bal. Skirts, Table Linens,
ClOaks, etc. etc. These goods
MUST BE SOLD
soon at any price.
VIM. FRANK & CO,
227 MAIN STREET.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-White River Ltne.-FOr JaCkSOnpOrt.
Str. CLARkSVTELE--.-Sa Adams, master
Leaves THIS DAY, December H.
18th. at L m. uEz97ssi7.
N0TICE.-The steamer ClarksVills viii also
take all Arkansas river freight and passeu
gers for Pine Bluff and intermediate points
connecting with the steamer Fort Gibson at
the mouth OF White river.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
IL. ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
20 Front street.
". p. WALKER, Agent,
del9 Wharf boat, foot Of Court 81.
REEMPEIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
NJ Packet Co., u. s. Mail Lins.-The elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Memphis
for all points on Arkansas river u ugEd .
and Saturdays, at 5 PM
". 2. WALKER, Agent,
jas once on " arf boat, DOT Of Courts
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DLANTATIONS-RES IDENCE-BANKING
HOUsE-Four valuable plantations In
8 ne counties Of Bolivar, Coahoma and DeSoto;
g $50. my residence and banking-house.
det N. j. WICkS.
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ZOE WHITE RIVER

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
uany-W hite River Line.-FOr JAG ksonport.
Str. DAEDANEIsEE------R- l.. HaineS, master
Leaves SATURDAY, December -
Zlst ct 4 o'clock pm uEz7zsslEais
NOTICE-The steamer DardaueIIe VII also
take all Arkansas rIvsr freight and passen-
gers for Pine Bluff and intermediate points,
connecting with the steamer Fort Gibson AZ
The mouth OF VI hite river.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
X. ". LIGHIBUENEs Agent
20 Front street.
P. WALKER. Agent,
deI9 once on " harfbOst. foot COCrt 50.
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3 OT-Improved lot, . by l4S feet, on Court
Z street, north side, one door east Of Third.
-1ulv 10 VIM. B. HAMLIN.
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I AND-Eighty-two acres land lying one
L 4 quarter Of mile south Of Whites station,
IA Memphis and Charleston Railroad-nfty-
70 acres cleared, thirty acres Of fine timber,
rrarne residence and good out-hOuSes. For
lurther particulars apply 70
.uel0 JOHN r. TITUS, 10 Jefferson street.
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4 ANDs-Improved and unimproved, o.
! every quality and almost any Quanuty-
0 lOck farms, cotton farms, fertile soil. aYaila-
lie timber, very valuable water power, pure
; erennial spring al nsh-ponds Win
many varieties Of nsh; VERY HEALTHY LO-
frALITY, ten or twelve miles north OF Mem
his. on Big Creek plankroad, and near Pa
Uucah Railroad, now building, for sale al 30
90 SIS an acre. Titles perfect before ask
dollar OF viii pay cost Of examination TO any
lawyer Of ability and integrity. For further
particulars apply to Hon. A. II. Dougl2
i.0vgter. Trezeyant & Co. Colonel l.. J. DuPre,
OF the Appeal, al Of Memphis, or 70 lands and
myself on the premises. ..,.,.,,,
no2J =. = KEN
Il OuSE-GROUND-A house on New Madi-
El son street, No. "a; contains nve rooms
aud a kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
Two acres near the 4" Cherry Place selo
rT1EXAs LANDS-Of various qualities, guam
/ titles and locations, for sale very low, OF
ease FOR nothing but the taxes, which are
light. Apply to X. l. STEELE,
Ocu l6S Front street, Memphis.
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LAW RECORD.

First CireRIt HeiskeII, Judge.
All the cases entered on the motion
docket were disposed Of OF the call yes
terday. The motions against Mclean
Tax-COllector and sureties, come up for
hearing to-day.
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Submission.

o God, l lay this weary face
These palsied lips, as cold as stone,
Upon Thy peaceful breast, and say,
With closed eyes, s'fhy will be done"
o King, bring this wounded sdul,
Dragged DER the walls and through the
flame,
And make it meelkly kneel to thee
'Tis Thine-O seal 1t with Thy name.
o Lord, cast this sinful heart,
Aching and lost and dark within,
Down at the foot of Thy sweet Gross
Thy blood shall cleanse IL from all sin.
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Criminal Court-FIippip. Jndre.


The following cases are set for trial to-
day. Witnesses and defendants on bond
must be in attendance promptly, or for
FIXTURES will be taken against them, and
an order of arrest issued: eos, c. B.
Norris; 207, J. B. Moore; 247, Harry
Mcintosh; 2S4, Robert Morris; 300, An
ME Gallagher alias Fisher; 357, NJ.
Combs, jr.; 1853, Angelic Mare; 81, Mike
Peyton; 5l2, A. c. Ferguson; SIS, An
CELLO Mare; 80, Thomas Winters; SO,
Ed. Hughes; 636, Wesley Harrison; 64S,
Harif Gall; GIL, d. w. Davenport; 74S
Jacob Lutz; 76S, B. Malatesta; 79T, Sal
lie Meyers; SO, R. w. Perry; SlI, R.
w. Perry; sol, Il. G. Brewer; S95, H.
G. Brewer; 9l7, George Fornish; $50,
II. c. Brewer; 955, Jerre Enright; 1928,
r. B. Miller; l103, r. Buchignanni:
III, Harry WalstOn; 1852, James Clark,
1904, Jerre Enright; 12O5, Jerre Enright:
l20S, c. NJ. Smith; 1910, James Stew
art: 122l, John Mare; 1925, Charles
Moody; 1226, Charles Moody; I228,
Charles White; l229, Samuel Green;
1870, Tony Beuise; 1871, w. J. Ross:
1898, w. Paine; 1874, Charles Hicks.
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Chancellor.
No decisions yesterday. No causes
tiled, on account Of the absence Of at
torneys. Gases set for to-day: 81,
Bartholomew vs. Wright; $40, Hunt vs.
Thornton; 557, Koford VS. Kelly; SCI,
McGrath vs. MeGrath; SIS, Farington
w Mayor and Aldermen; 667, Gartrell
VS. Gartrell; G86, Heath VS. Fletcher; $50,
Jones vs. KOen; 6S1, Damon vs. O'COn-
nor; 8S2, Lumpkin vs. Wilson; 6s3,
Greenlaw vs. Rankin; 6S5, Passmore vs.
Richardson; $50, Laird vs. Caller; 6S7,
Clay VS. Davis; $50, Watson VS. Hill;
$50, Wallace vs Hicks; SCI, Mare vs.
Raggio; 692, Stewart vs. Mayor and Al
dermen; 693, Swift vs. Walt; 694, Ma
han VS. Easterly; 696, Mayor and Alder
men vs. Brinkley; 697, same VS. Oyerton;
SOS, HyeT vs. Insurance Co; 500, Drake
VS. Mclean; 200, Lincoln VS. Harbert.
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DEsIDENCE-M residence, No. 239 Beale
4 street. corner Wellington, completely
and nicely furnished. Apply at ~ Front =.
dolO C. DICKMANN.
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ZOE 81. FfsANCIs RTVER.

Regular Tuesday and Thursday Packet.
EOr Helena, EsADEuifle and 50.
Francis River.
-, st. Francis.
Il. +. sewn q. ....--..-...---.- N aster
VIII leave Memphis Tor Helena EVERY
TUESDAY, connecting Win steamer EHOpA
for all points on st. Francis river.
On THURSDAY viii receive snd deliver
freights and passengers at MRriaunR and way
landings.
Eor ITelghs or passags amply on board. Tvs
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CHEEK LINE.

MEMPHIS AND YICKSBURG PK'T co.
Yer Helena Eria-'s Point, Napoleon.
and fte Bends.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO NAPOLEON.
,eStr. A. J. White,
49, Marx K. Chsek.....---....A Master
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. st5p.ra
U. s. NAIL LINE TO FRIAR's POINT.
s-~StF. Geo. w. Cheek
$500 Geo. Malone. ...M Master.
MONDAYS, WFDNESDAYS AN
FRIDAYS 40 5 pm.
EOr4rslsnl or passage apply on board or to
GEO. ". CHEEK. Supt
oel2 ~ Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co.-For
Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati
ANDY BAU u II. j. NintOns master
l9th, at o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply to
". p. WALKER. Agent,
dCl9 Wharf boat, foot Of Court street
-OLD RELIABLE
Memphis and Ohio River Packet Co.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCISNATI-
=s.ssN Lawrence.
John FerTeIl....-- master James Miles.---clerk
Leaves as above SATURDAY, Dec 2lst, at D
pm. For freight or passage apply to
l. ID. COBB x CO, Agents, 30 Front street
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company
FOR CAIRO, LOU ISElLLE * CINCINNATI
ARLIN GTO u Daniel Moore, master
VIII leave SATURDAY, Dec. e.
Zlst, at D O'Clock pm. -.
For freight or passage apply TO
". p. WALKER, AGENT,
delS WharlbOat, foot OF Court street
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and sc. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer EXPORTER
" ~ IN ast CT
Leaves as above THIS DAY, December lstu1
at O'Clock PM
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second circuit oOurt-Halsey. Judge.

The regular jurors must report this
morning at the usual hour. The eaIen-
Oar for to-day contains the following
cases: 1925, Vesperman VS. Welch: 1851.
Ball {, Ray vsOus & Co; 3639, State OF
Tennessee vs. john League, clerk; 3642,
Herzog 81 Bro. vs. John League, clerk;
1862, Meath vs. Bethel; 1863, Bailey vs.
Larkin; 1850, Reder vs. Johns; 1851,
Washington vs. Costello; 1868, Laski Us
City Of Memphis; 1854, Hamilton VS.
Rudolph; 1855, Aehle vs. same; 1866,
Ninten vs. Memphis sud Arkansas
Packet Company; 1868, Mccormick VS.
Glass; 1869, Davis vs. Walker; 1870,
POdesta & Co., vs. O'DOnnel; 1871, same
IS same; 1872, same vs. same; 1874, Ford
vs. Brown; 1876, Turner vs. Blake: 367s.
Powell & Co. vs Smith; 1851, Shervill
IS Robbins; 1882, Simon VS. Pump; 1884,
Bullock VS. Kingdom; 1856, Rosswogg vs.
Miller; 1857, Pain vs. Cabby; 1858, Good
man vs. O'Donuell; 1853, Boyle VS.
Beehler; $780, Sinnott VS. B. B. Barnes.
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