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CROCKETT.
His Glorious Death-A Hymn that
Equals the "Balacklsya'' OF TenDy-
son or Alexander B. Meek.

The story of Davy Crockett is rising
up out of the heap of ashes that sur
rounds it, and ne now promises to be a
grand historic figure. We have a new
county in West Tennessee named in his
honor, and the capital of it is appropri-
ately named after the celebrated spot
where he gloriOusly fell fighting for the
honor Of the American flag. This week
a drama Of no mean power was played
at the theater founded upon the life and
character Of this remarkable man.
B. +. Potter's battle-lyric, the Hmm
of the Alamo, is little known. Yet it
is one of the most beautiful gems of
Southern literature.
The author belonged to the United
States Army, and resided in Texas. He
was inspired by the heroic defense of
the San Antonio fort of the Alamo,
made in 1896 by one hundred and forty
Texans under Colonies Travis, Crockett
and Bowie, against two thousand Next
cans and five full batteries under Gene
rails Santa Anna and AlmOnte.
The Texans withstood for several days
" the fiery rush of shells,n and then re-
sisted assaults until their Spartan band
was reduced to six men, W. were
1t will be remembered that tne body
of Colonel Crockett was found in one of
the rooms of Alamo, surrounded by the
many Mexicans he had killed in his last
desperate fight.
The Alamo building was many years
ago remodeled for the use of the United
States Army as depot.
THE HYMN OF THE ALAMO.
Rise, man the wall our clarlon's blast
Now sounds its final reveille-
This dawning morning must be the last
Our fated band shall ever see,
To life, but not TO hope-farewell!
1On trumpet's clang and lannon's peal,
And storming shout, and clashing steel
Are ours-but not our country
We joy in Spartan death.
lis no deSpairing strife
We fall-we debut our expiring breath
is Freedom s breath of lifel
Here, on this new Thermopyle.
Our monument shall tower high;
And 'Alamop hereafter be
In blOodier field the battle cryr'
Thus Travis from the ramparts cried;
And when his warriors saw the foe
Like whelming pillows move below,
AT once each dauntless heart replied
Welcome the Spartan's death
Tis no despairing strife
We fall-we debut our expiring breath
Is Freedoms breath of life!
They come-like autumn's leaves they fall,
Yet hordes on hordes. they onward rush,
With CORY tramp they mount the wall,
Till numbers the defenders crush
Till falls their flag, when none remaini
Well may the victors quake to tell
How Travis and his hundred fell
Amid a thousand fOemen SLANT
They died the Spartan death
But not in hopeless strife;
Like brothers died; and their expiring breath
Was Freedoms breath of lifel
-SSS
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A BIG LAWYERS SUIT.
The Hearing OF the Motisn in the Me-
Lean Case Postponed Another Year.

That will be truly '1awyers' case''-
the Mclean tax case, in which the
State and the County move for hearing
ITO show cause why" ETC., against the
late Tax-Collector of Shelby County.
The attorneys are as numerous as the
dollars involved. Here are the names
of the attorneys representing the State
and County, and Mclean and his sure
ties, in the cases in the First Circuit
Court, of the State and County rs. Nc
Lean, Tax-Collector, and sureties,
wherein motions have been made for
moneys collected by Mclean as Col
lector, and not paid over:
ATTORNEYS FOR sURETIEs.
Samuel Walker, for Joseph Specht.
h. ). Lee, for Mclean, Brewer,
Pante, billiard, NJ. Larkin, D. Larkin,
Memrath, Kennedy, Doyle and McBIa-
han.
NJ. D. Welsh, for DIR. Snider.
Estes 4 Jackson, for Bohlen.
I. w. Brown, for Burke, Geugel,
Dutlinger, Renkert, Stack and Smith.
Randolph, Hammond and Jordan, for
Renkerty Dutlinger, Geugel, Burke,
Memrath.
George CAN'T, for Burke, Geugel,
Dutlinger, Cheney, Renkert, Stack,
Pante and Smith.
Beecher q Belcher, for Timothy Nc
Mahan and others.
Warmer, for William and John D.
Elliott.
III. G. Smith, for Monaghan.
The several motions (eight in all
were by consent of the parties continued
over for hearing on the second Monday
Of the January term next, in the First
Circuit Court.
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EDITORS APPEAL.-'fBusines has
called upon me to become a candidate
for reelection of Alderman of the Fifth
Ward. An Endorsement of my former
course would be most gratifying to me,
therefore / submit whatsoever claims
may have to the public confidence to
my friends, and shall most eheerfully
abide their wishes in the premises.
Very respectfully. ii. @. DENT.
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DECLINES,

In answer to the call Of the voters of
the Second Ward to become a candidate
for reelection to the Board of Aldermen,
beg leave to thank them for their kind
expression of confidence, but must re-
spectfully decline, as my business re-
quires my entire time and attention;
and l could not devote that attention to
the position which:the interests of the
city would demand.
Very Respectfully,
PHIL. J. MALLON.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the first
day of the publication Of thu
SUNDAY .APPE.AL, it is q dis
tinct and separate issue, and nC
advertisement is inserted IN it EIp-
less specially ordered and paid
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ROOFS AND BOARD.

DOOM- AND B0ARD-YouDg gentlemen
NJ attending college or Others will hno
pleasant rooms and board. on moderate terms,
90 2I5 DeSoto street. References given and re
eulred. uels
DOAED-GOOd board with nice rooms, fur
- uished OF unfinished, single or in suites,
can be obtained a. isO Madison street. delS
IHOICE ROOMS And BOARD-At 45i
- shelby street, day boarders accommo-
Gated. Mrs. /. A. ANALLl.
DOOM-A furnished room for rent at No. ls8
~ Vance References required. de5
DOONS-F FINISHED rooms 10 rent. Inquire
N At Milletts Billiard Hall, 81 Adams street
DOARD a furnished room, with board
u fernls Inoderaie. At III Vance Street.
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PERSONAL.

THE Marquis and Marquise De Bas-
sienne, from France, who are at present
on tour through the South, are So
journing at the Overton Hotel.
CAPTAIN THEODORE E. TRUE, of the
United States Army, is at the Overton.
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A FEW weeks since, while suffering
from a severe cold, L became SO hOarse
that it was with great difficulty / could
speak, so as to be understood. While in
this condition, Jayne's ExpectOrant not
only gave me immediate relief, but in
from three to four days completely cured
my cold and removed my hOarseness. ]
therefore take pleasure in recommend
ing the Expectorant as being, in my
Judgment, the best cough medicine be-
fore the publie.-Rev, B. F. Hedden,
Pastor of First Baptist Church, Camden,
New Jersey.
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To the Christmas Committees of Sunday

To the Christmas Committees of Sunday
schools:
We are now showing some $4,000
German CORRECTION BOres, handsome
ly gotten up and especially designed
for Christmas Trees. The prices of
them are so low from a few cents up
that they viii undoubtedly prove the
most attractive decoration which can
be used for the money. The more ell
egant ones will serve as handsome
souvenirs, and are very useful for the
toilet or parlor. On purchases made
for schools a liberal discount will be
allowed off the regular prices.
COILS, 273 Main street.
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Second Circuit Court-HaIsey, Judge.

To-day's calendar contains the follow
ing cases: 1867, Paine VS. Cslby; 1881,
Fitzgerald ct al VS. Elliott; 1898, City of
Memphis vs. Speed; 1894, same VS.
Hughes; 1896, same VS. Hill; 1886, Kerr
VS. Memphis and Vicksburg Packet
Company; 3697, Young d Bro. VS. VOL
tering; 3698, Waters g. Co. VS. Cameron;
1899, Wetter & Co. VS. Myers d Myers;
300, Dunbar 81 Molen VS. Corvin; STO2,
Begbie VS. Hanson; S70S, Gay d Co. VS.
Nunnery; 2050, Cornell VS. Kennedy;
4704, Lemaster VS. Jones; 3705, Dough-
erty VS. Hickey, Bartlett & Toomer;
3706, Mynatt VS. Vernon; 370S, Dan
bridge, Mitchell & Co. vs Anderson;
S709, Bidgood vs. Becker; 3710, Mervin
& Co. VS. Tighe & Co.; 3711, Pollock, use
of, VS. Twohig; 37l3, Jones VS. MahOney;
37l4, Nitzen VS. Hulberg; 37l5, Frank d
Son VS. BOhlen; 37l6, Johnson VS. Elliott;
37l7, TwOhig VS. Levi Rosen d Co; 371s,
Hendle VS. Sayler; 3719, Walt q Co. VS.
Caro-; 1920, Kohlsoat VS. Kremer; 1921,
Donelson VS. Goodrich; 1922, Norris VS.
Taliey; 1923, Jones vs. Kettman; 1924,
Widrig VS. Irby; 3735, Gatens VS. Brock
lin; 1926, Mcmahon VS. Davis; 1927,
Wright VS. Randle Il Heath; 1928, Reed
ct al VS. Goyer; 1923, Gerbert VS. Phil
bert; 1870, Brown VS. Fellows; 1892, Tai
ley VS. Floyd; 1888, league & Greenlaw
VS. Bryant & Holman; 1874, Smith VS.
league & Greenlaw; 3735, +. H. Flynn
& Co. VS. Tighe & Co.; 1886, Allen VS.
Lusher; 3737, Laski VS. HeymaDn; $40,
Gillooley VS. Powers.
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LAW RECORD.

First CbRneery COurt-MOPgan, Chan
ceIIOr.
No business of importance was trans
acted yesterday. Motions will be heard
to-day. Attorneys having the papers in
the case of w. W. Mcdowell VS. S. P.
Jones, No. 2546. n. r. D., will please
return them to the clerks office fmme-
diately.
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SOME BARGAINS TO-DAY.

One-button kid gloves at So cents
per pair. Extra Balbriggau hose at 81 rs
a box. White flannels at % cents per
yard. Canton flannels is cts. per yard.
Also remnants cassimeres, dress goods,
alpacas ana fiannels, at
MENKEN BROS.
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THE STEAMER ST. FRANCIS

Having been detained by fog and bad
weather, will leave to-day at two
O'Clock pm. for Helana and st. Fran
els river to Mariana.
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REWARD.

nGnn REWARD-The above reward viii
S1tHJ be paid by the Societa di UniOne {
.Frsteilanza Ifallana Tor The arrest and con.
lion ,9r The party or parties who committed
h. - assault upou j. ,. GBNOCCHIS and hi
,.ife- ~ their dwelling, on the Poplar street
,.ii-e o5. ne evening Of saturday, DecembeI
n 50. about 81 O'Clock, ana VINO 81 the same
: me rols,,el Inc preIni Uses. -. :.
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THE THIRD ANIMAL Rail-

ALBUMS of every variety and style a
Cleaves d Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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/ offer to sell to the city and county
hospitals good merchantable bread, at
four cents per ID. weighed.
GEORGE HUME,
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main street,
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fIFst CIreAIt COurt-HeIskeII, Judge.
To-day the court will examine and
sign bills of exceptions and dispose of
all the unfinished business, preparatory
to the final adjournment of the term.
In the contested will case tried before
special judge Charles Kortrecht, the
jury having reported that they could
not agree, the court discharged them
from the further consideration of the
cause, end awarded a mistrial. The
motions against Mclean were, by con-
sent, continued until the second Mon
day of the January term, 1873.
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Rtver-weather-Business.

ANAhGH-N
The river opposite the city is now sta
tionary, with six feet of water Off Horn
Lake and Reeves below, and five feet
three inches over the shOalest crossings
this side of Cairo, and at last there are
prospects of better water in all diree-
tions. Rain or snow fell at nearly every
point above here on Wednesday and
throughout yesterday, and without
doubt we shall have in day or two re-
ports of rising rivers everywhere. A
cold and disagreeable rain began falling
here at midnight on Wednesday night,
and freezing as it fell formed a solid
sheet of ice over the streets and nave
ments until late yesterday morning,
when the temperature moderated q few
degrees, but the rain continued and
lasted all day, seriously interfering with
the transportation of any kind of freight
to or from the landing, and it was with
no little difficulty that the boats obtained
laborers even to discharge or load, and
altogether the day was about as dis
agreeable as has been lately experienced
hereabOuts.
BY Telegraph.
CAIRO, December 19.-Arrived: CONT
mental, New Orleans, pm; Billy Col
Inns, Ohio river, ) pm; Fannie Lewis,
Memphis, 6 pm; Ada Heilman, Evans
vile, midnight. Departed: Peytona,
New Orleans, midnight; Alaska, New
Orleans, noon; Burksville, Raducah,
Bpm; Mary Miller, Memphis, 2 pm.
Belle of Pike, Memphis, pm. River
risen inches. Raining aud sleeting all
day.
P1TTsBURe, December 10. = The
river is about stationary, with 8 feet 7
inches waterin the channel. Weather
cloudy. No arrivals or departures. The
following boats are receiving freight.
but will not depart until favorable rise:
Anna and Exchange, Cincinnati; Belle
Vernon, Nashville, and Ironsides, New
Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December lathe river
is falling, with s feet 2 inches in the
channel Ice gorge broken at the Big
Miemi. raining briskly since two
o'clock this evening.
Steamers Going This Day.
The regular United States mail paekt {
G.. w. Cheek, with Captalr George Ma
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of the Plumbers and Gas Filters comes
off tonight at the Cochran Hall. Ev-
cry arrangement has been made to make
it the grandest affair of the season.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by CasweIl, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
il prefer il to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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ECoNONY-For gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make
specially Of that kind of work.
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A FINE and select assortment of pock-
et-books, pocket-knives, and gold pens
at Cleayes d Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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WAeeEEER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
porter.
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Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
FOR NEW ORLEANS ANDTHE BENDS.
- Str. Belle lee.

j. r. Hicks......-..mastsr J. S. Sullivan clerk
This hne steamer will leave as above, as fol-
lows:
Thursday, November 2Sth at O'Clock z, m
Thursday December 9th, AZ O'Clock pm.
Thursday, December 18th, at I O'Clock pm.
Thursday, January 9, ls75, at 4 O'Clock PIN.
Thursday, January ., 1913 at o'clock p.m
Thursday, February o, 1873 at 1 O'Clock D fn.
Thursday, February ., 1913, at 4 O'Clock 3, IN.
VIII be in New Orleans in time for the Mardl
Gras celebration, which Is February p, ls-..
Thursday, March g. lS1;i, at o'clock pm.
Thursday, March -, 1873, at o'clock pm.
Thursday, april 3, 1913, at > O'Clock PIN.
For freight or passage apply ON board OF 10
nO2O JOIN T. WASHINGTON, Agent
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly,a at thesame time save money,
should go at once to Waggener's, 3l7a
Main street. He is doing G. o. ID. busi-
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

z AND-liJ% acres west OF the Fair Grounds
Z north Of n. and {. Il. r., for sale on 10
Gears time, OF for lease for 10 years, fronting
~ relevant avenue ana the railroad
deIq g. A SrONAlIl, - Madison u.
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PEARL Card Cases and Cigar Cases
at Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

-s.1TPT5Is PROPERTY. -First-clsss i'm
lived Memphis properly for no.
.s''L1rofjo0 si5e05 70 $500 Addressi Nc
,.bee- cars I eek Box lTs, memphis fos5oHlce-
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot of Victor d. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street. There you will find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods of the best quality, and
at prices to suit the times.
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Second Chaneery Courts. p. walker,
Chancellor.

Chancellor.
No decisions yesterday. No cases
were tried, attorneys being absent. The
following are the cases set for to-day,
from yesterdays calendar: ga, Sol, 656,
$50, SOL, 692, 700; also, 59l, Topp VS.
Wiggin; 7O3, Lapsley VS. McKeon; 7O4,
Barrett VS. Hughes; 705, Fowlkes VS.
Mitchell; 706, McKenna VS. Curry; 707,
Coward rs Ferguson; 70S, SpIcer VS.
Sharpe; 709, Babbvs Good; III, Hennin-
ger VS. Miller; 7l2, Overton VS. Easter
lyi 7l3, Morgan VS. Baker; IA, Eddins
VS. Curry; III, Rhodes VS. Koen; 7l9,
Goodlett VS. Cole.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

ATBPHIs A15Q ARKANSAS RIVER
III P4o1at Co, I. S. Mail Llne.-The eIe9snt
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
FOR all points on Arkansas river r 1es1 !.
and Saturdays, at 5 R.Ea.
W. u. WAL&Ea, Agent
jul5 ONCE on Wharf boat, DOT OF Courts
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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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AFOosT.

The largest and best selected stock OF
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
sn the city. 2SS laa1n sareef, corner HAD
is0n. -
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To CONSERVATIVES. Many have been
happy to give their testimony in favor
of the use of Williams's pure Cod Liver
Oil and Lime. Experience has proved
it to be valuable remedy for consump-
ton, asthma, diptheria, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Manufactured
only by A. r. WILBOR, Chemist, l66
Court street, Boston. Sold by all drug
gists.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

IVORY bound Bibles and Prayers at
Cleaves and Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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THE Glyeerine Cream is the rage with
all the ladies. It is good. Moores d
Hill, 28I Main street,
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A LARGE and beautiful stock of i'm
ported note paper and envelopes for la
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FIVE HUNDRED OVERCOATS to be
sold regardless of cost, at the Mammoth
Clothing House, 2Ss Main street, corner
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DAMAGED BY WATER,
at the
GREAT RED STORE!

We are in receipt of 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.
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jos LOCKE, neEs-dealer, 1884 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prin-
cipal cities,
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WRITING DESKS of the very latest
patterns at Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main
stLeet.
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VIM. FRANK & CO.,
227 MAIN STREET.

JUVENILE books of every variety at
Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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ETE STEAM MILL, consisting OF 40-hOrse
VI power engine and dOuble-hue boiler
...faIa indicator. whistle. JudsOn governor,
s lq-lnlII. gTist-mil OF fOur-feet French burr
.fDl.- elevators. cOnyeyers- boiling appa-
rsfr-. .-ts-. without the house, all sound and
10 running order excepting grate-bars re-
..uIred new, offered Tor 500, as no one attend
ID mas auction and II IL be not acknowledged
great bargain Will pay cost Of coming and
. zaml1Iug. al Remberton, twelve miles north
<ov. u. -. SIS. REAIBERT.
AEaIaurGe and Ledger CODY II del
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CONFECTIONERY and toys at Berton's,
corner of Fourth and Poplar street. A
full supply for the holidays. Call before
blIVin0 elsewhere
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LOCAL ITmEs.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RobeFtson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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NEURIL.-I instantaneous cure for men
rslgia. q. ". Jones 4 Go. sell il.
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A CARD.

WANTED-tO rent a residence, near
the center of the city. Address A. B. c..
this office.
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KID gloves dyed beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

ELLIOTT LINE-Memphis and White River
racket Go.-The elegant passenger steamer
- City Of Augusta,
n n IStfIy ...... IN asfer.
Leaves SAIpROAG, December Dist, at nm.
,. y. MILLER Agent, No. ? Elliott Block.
uet foot Jefferson street.
memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-White River Lfne.-For Iacksonrort
Str. DAHDAE EHaLE.R. L. Haines- master
Leaves SATURDAY, December -r--s
2lst, at 4 o'clock pm. -
NOTICE.-The steamer DarfianeIIe T.TFflll x,
take all Arkansas river freight md passen-
gers for Pine Bluff and intermediate points.
connecting with the Steamer Fort ibson al
the mouth Of White river.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or to
+, W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
20 Front street.
N.P. WALKER, Agent,
dels Once on Wharfboat, foot Court st.
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WORK Boxes and elegant Dressing
Gases at Cleaves q Carnes, 2S3 Main
street.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
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A LARGE stock of halfcalf gilt extra
bound standard works at Cleaves d.
Carnes, 283 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

fOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
Str. LABEL n. Woods master
IhiS elegant YiI , passenger steamer 81 81,
THIS DAY, December 2Jth, at 3 D.Tn.
J. I. WASHINGTON, Agent
~ Madison street.
me steamer LaBelle is now in port receiv-
to all way and bend business. de2O
For Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
The elegant passenger steamer
z.sl APnladilIO.
a. HyerS - unasfar
Leaves THIS DAY, December 25tII. al u m
FOR freight or passage apply to
;. y. MILLER, Agent, No. Elliott Block.
deO promenade street, foot jefferson.
Memphis and New Orleans. Packet COMPANY
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
49, Mary E. FORSYTH,
JnO. 1renough master Mccullough. clerk
yin leave THIS DAY, Dec. 10Th, at 2 nm.
Apply to r. ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent
at2 20 Front street.
For New Orleans.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
win leave SATURDAY, De-. i'''on' . User
list, al o'clock PIN, zss=S
For freight or passage apply on board.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet 20
For Nieksburg, Natchez and New Orleans
Str. MAY FLOWER......G. W, Carlton. master
rms elegant as steamer sbaSl will leave
SATURDAY, Dee. 2lst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
J. T.WAsHINGTON, Agent,
~ Madison Street
The May Flower will take all why and bend
business. shippers can rely on strict puncIu-
any pa tne dengering OF SUPPLIES. de2O