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RALEIGH.
The Ball, Ihe Dancers, their CharUus
and PIeasures-HOW they Went, IA
were Happy, and Came
BIissfuIIy Away.

The village once the capital of Shelby
county has been wholly reyolutionized.
Its plain, square, unpretending court
house has lost its musty OdOrs of legal
lore, and been converted into a temple
of philosophy, in which the pedagogue
and schoOlmaTm preside. The Jail OF
iron and stone, of cells and dungeons,
is the abode of intelligence and taste.
It's construction has been a thoroughly
transformed as the character and mode of
thinking of its occupants. Coleman
iourishes, the great benefactOr of the
ancient town, whose fortunes he de-
.veloped in developing the wonderful
properties of the mineral springs, and
Raleigh is rapidly becoming a famous
place OfresOrt, and its glOries eliminate
in the naTroW-gauge road and broad
gauge Uncle Tom. Next after the
springs, Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary are
the ehiefest institutions of Raleigh. To
these two very many people of this city
have been often indebted for many
hours of delightful relaxation from care
and toll. In omnibuses, carriages and
buggies the pleasure-seekers hied away
about shutdown to Raleigh. OF each
omnibus there were twelve or more Oc-
cupants, and as they moved along the
highway each pleasure-seeker soon
knew his neighbor, and songs were sung
and stories told, and even speeches
made. There was as keen enjoyment
and laughter as loud on the way to
Raleigh as in the corridors that encircle
the hospitable demicile OF Uncle Tom.
The night was fair and beautiful as
the faces of the pretty and amiable
daughters of Memphis and Raleigh that
sought each to outrival all Others in at
fractions, in grace, in bright eyes and
dewy-lips. There was those that grew
weary of the ballroom and wandered to
the springs at the foot of the hin. They
contemplated the stars that shone in the
depths of the pellucid water and looked
up to the stars above and dwelt In
rapture upon the light that beamed
from eyes brighter than the stars,
revealing heart-histories as full of ten
deTness as radiant beams that
come trembling from heaven full
of soft mellow light. There We're
whispered words uttered never to be for
gotten, written in golden star-beams in
effacebly upon Sensitive leaflets folded
carefully away ever hereafter in the in
ner recesses of the hottest memories.
Every guest Of Uncle Tom was star OF
moon struck, and danced away beneath
blazen lamplights till day-dawn and un-
til the stars had danced away from the
presence of the sun. The supper was
excellent, the pleasures of the evening
unmarried 10y a single untOword Incl
dent, the journey homeward at day
break was as delightful as the original
excursion, and there was not one who
will not revisit the ballroom and sale a
UlqnOe of Uncle Tom.
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lifted up to the higher enjoyments Of
life. His own debased nature will never
direct him upward. A fearful response
bility rests upon every community that
fails to apply those means for the re-
mOval Of ignorance, with its e0ncomi-
tant vices, stupidity and superstition and
vagabondism, that experience proves to
be the best and shows TO be necessary.
Let us hope, sir, that ere long Tennes-
see will take a step in this matter that
will reveal to the world the transcend
ent brightness of the inteIlects of her
sons and daughters. Let rs hope that
her action in the matter may be such
as to command the respect, and awaken
the gratitude, and secure the admira-
ton of p~osterity. @
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PRESERVATION.
The Most Popular Sergeant Of h Police
FOEce-A fold Badge Presented 20
-F Sergeant NeE1roy.

At the grand picnic Of the Emmett
Guards, which came of at James's
Park, on Monday, the handsome gold
badge was awarded to Sergeant 2. Nc
Elroy, as the most popular Sergeant OF
the police force. Last night, the for
NAL presentation of the badget0Ok place
at the saloon of Mr.. J. NJ. Cannon, on
Main street, near Poplar street. The
guards mustered in full forcei n on
Sergeant McElroy making his appear
ance, he was greeted with a round OF
genuine Irish cheers.
PRESENTATION BY MIR. b. II. CARBERRY.
MI. B. H. Carberry, who had been Sc
lected to make the presentation, adj
dressed Sergeant McElroy as follows:
Sergeant McEzroy5I have been de-
puted by a committee of the Emmet
Guards to present you, on their part
and on that of the general public, this
badge, voted to you at our third annual
picnic as a slight token of the esteem in
which you are so d~eservedly beld-not
only in your official capacity, but also
as a citizen. Need 1 say that you have
proved yourself worthy Of a much more
valuable gift, yet, such as it is, when &C
companied by the assurance that you
enjoy confidence, respect and affection
Of the givers viii, doubtless, make it the
more acceptable in your consideration.
lTApplause.1 On my own part, l mus
say that, although the duty Of present
ing YOU with this badge IS to me a
pleasing one, yet I regret some one
more eloquent was not selected-One
who could do justice to the subject. l
can only express the general wish that
YOU may live long and happy amongst
! US, and that the present occasion shall
be but one of the many proofs of the
esteem in which you are held that are
in store for you. [Cheers.l
RESPONSE BY SERGEANT MCELROY.
Sergeant McElroy responded in the
following appropriate terms:
GENTLEMEN: / thank you for this
beautiful gold badge, which you and the
citizens of Memphis have furnished me
with. / do not know that / have de-
served it, but if in my position, as one
of the Sergeants of the police force OF
the city Of Memphis, 1 have done my
duty, feel proud to accept the gold
badge as an appreciation of my services.
And, gentleman, you may rest assured
that nothing on my part shall remain
undone, TO merit hereafter, as heretofore.
.-ifI have done soto fulfill the duties of
my position as a credit to the citizens Of
Memphis. Again let me thank you for
the honor bestowed on me in presenting
me with this badge, which l shall be
proud to wear, as a happy remembrance
of my friends in presenting it to me.
.lApplause.l
S~0CIBILITY.
The presentation being over, the pop
ping of champagne eorks commenced,
and the health of the gallant and popu-
lar Sergeant McElroy, with success to
the Emmett Guards, being drank in bum
pers, songs and toasts followed, and a
couple of hours were spent socially and
pleasantly.
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the evening OF the CWenty-slAtn, Out
he was fortunately frustrated, and had
to take to the woods. III
THE YOUNG LADY BE-
in question is a native of England, and
has only been a short time in this coun-
try. She is described as being about
eighteen years of age, progressing in
appearance, and possessing that activ-
ity,
ENERGY AND MUSCULAR POWER
so characteristic of the daughters of the
"sea-girt isle.n On Monday she went
to pay r visit to Colonel T~omlinson, who
lives about four miles from salisbury
and a little over a mile from ner own
residence. She remained there till the
shades of evening began to gather
round, and then mounted her horse for
the purpose of riding home. As anum-
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
and Unlocking negroes had been seen
lurking about the vicinity for several
days previously, Colonel Tomlinson
kindly offered to escort her through the
woods a portion of the way home. She
accepted the offer, and they rode off to-
gether. After passing
THROUGH THE WOOD,
and when they had come in sight Of the
young lady's house, she requested Col
Onel TomlinsOn to turn back, as she felt
certain she could easily reach her home
in safety, and they parted with the
usual salutatiOn. As she approached a
bridge a short distance off, she observed
that a number of the planks had been.
torn up and ~Er
THROWN INTO THE BED OF H RIVER.
She Immediately pulled up, and while
bordering how she was to get across the
creek,
BIG, BURLY NEGRO,
with a ferocious looking eountenance,
rushed out of the woods, dragged her
forcibly from her horse, threw her viO-
lently to the ground, and then
ATTEMPTED TO RAvIsH HER.
The poor young lady fought the mis-
creant with dire desperation, and NC
eeeding in driving him of, she scream
ed at the top Of her voice. Fortunately,
Colonel TOmlinson had been proceed
ing leisurely homeward, and,
HEARING HER SCREAMS,
he put spurs to his horse and rode rap
BACK 10 where ne nau leIb the young
lady. The instant the negro saw him
approach he ceased his brutal attack
and fled to the woods. Colonel Tom
linsOn escorted the young lady home
without delay. She appeared to be very
much excited, and her clothing was torn
in several places, showing the death-like
struggle she had had with
THE DIABoLICAL VILLAIN.
When she reached home she told her
relatives, and the news of the terrible
outrage spread like wildfire through the
neighborhOod. In a very short time
FORTY MEN, ARMED TO THE TEETH,
securing the woods in search of the
miscreant, but up till yesterday he had
not been arrested. The terrible affair
caused the greatest excitement in the
neighborhOOd ever since its occurrence.
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Wednesday, september 4. Iszs-
s5I PR MI NJ 81

Whole Certificates, s.; Halves, g So
Quarters, 81 25.
We solicit all to secure their Certif-
Gates without delay. The distributions
are for a worthy object, the improve
ment Of the Fair grounds.
The distributions are fair; the pay
ments are prompt. The previous distri-
buttons have proven entirely satisfae'
tory to the people that they have beer
conducted with fairness worthy Of the
high character of the officers and man
ayers.
sale of Certidcates viii positively Gloss
Tuesday, September 30.
Principal Office, S45 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
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party. Before national reforms can be
adopted we must first have a reunion Of
citizens who were in both armies; who
have belonged 70 both political parties,
but who now are sick Of sectional hates,
tired Of the leadership Of politicians Of
the war school, and who are earnestly
devoted to the republic as n and indi-
visible. ANDREW J. KELLAR.
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MUSEMENTS


The attendance at the theater last
evening was very good, and the tricks
and Illusions of Mr.Sargent were highly
relished and justly applauded. His
" hat trick especially elected many
plaudits, and made the spectators look
with wonder at the extraordinary and
warned kind OF articles which he drew
forth from the ch0pedU. Mr. DavislE
extraordinary efforts in the art of ven
trilOquism followed, and kept the
audience IA a continued roar while he
was on the stage. This afternoon there
will be a matinee entertainment at two
o'clock, for the benefit of ladies and
children, and in the evening these
talented artists give their last entertain
ment. Monday commences the dra-
MATES season, when the latest London
sensation, The Palace Of Truth, will be
produced with a splendid caste.
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DRIvEN-wELLs, IS Jefferson street

THE Central Star, published at Good.
man, Mississippi is q of the best adj
vertising mediums in the State, and has
a fine circulation on the Mississippi Cen
trail railroad, and in the rich cotton
growing section of Central Mississippi,
a portion Of country trading very large
ly with Memphis. Every business
man, in the city, soliciting the
trade in the section in which
the &dT eirculates, should advertise in
it. Captain r. Walpole, proprietor Of
this excellent paper, will can on our
merchants during the week, and we
commend him to our merchants.
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TTHE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswel's,
made on the seashore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. If Is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
oil dr7UOisfa :
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Whole Certificates, IS; Halves, 81 SO;
Quarters, 81 25.
We solicit all to secure their Certii-
Gates without delay. The distributions
are for a worthy object, the improve
ment Of the Fair grounds.
The distributions are fair the payments
are prompt. The previous distributions
have proven entirely satisfactory to the
people that they have been conducted
with fairness worthy Of the officers and
managers.
Sale oTCertileates Will positively close
Tuesday evening, september Sd.
Principal Office, 345 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Wsggener's
3174 Main street. He is doing aC.O o. ID,
busiuess-po bad debts; small profits.
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THE Holly Springs Reporter is one OF
the best advertising mediums in North
Mississippi. Address CalhOOn & HOl-
land, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
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SEPTEMBER Cooley and Peterson, also
a large variety of the latest weeklies and
dailiss from all the principal cities, 81
Joe Locke's, 1851 Main street.
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THE OLD GAS Company sells gas at
two dollars per thousand cubic feet, if
paid within the first five working days
Of the month. No charge for setting
meters. Office, PSI Second street.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city Is at 246
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
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MONDAY night the dramatieseasOn Of
1872 and '73 viii open at the Memphis
Theater, when the New Orleans cOm-
pany viii appear in the great London
sensation, Palace Of Truth. New scene
", costumes and music.
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. DR. GIBBS, 2S Poplar ST., is perform
MI ing great Cures by the Magnetic Treat,
ment, which battles the SKIN of every Med1cal
Faculty. Best OF city testimonials on exh1ni'
tinn. CONSTELLATION at el hours. aua0
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WE notice the removal Of Messrs.
Estes, Fizer & PinsOn to Magnolia block.
Their preparation for the tall trade is
immense. They opened their cotton
season yesterday By a sale of the first
bale Of new cotton from Batesville, Mis-
sissippi, raised w. V. Potts, shipped by
Perkins & Jones, and sold by B. Bay
liss. Also, the first bale Of new cotton
from Harrison station, Mississippi,
shipped by Kuykendau & McCraeken
and sold to William Barth.
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OR STOLEN

ON wednesday, August %, 1872, from nv
residence. corner Of Elicit u Causey.
one Dark Bay Horse, marked US. on shoul.
der; one hind foot white rights about 10 OF
l5Z and high: ghod all round. VIII pas
a liberal reward and no questions asked.
NJ. /. BRANDY,
su8l Corner Causey and Elliott.
1.-TWO MULES-On the 23d inst. One is a SOr'
rel Mare Mule and the other q Mouse
G0lored Mare Mule; both medium-sized, and
about six years old. Ten dollars reward fOI
either. J.H. MITCHELL,
au8Q Near COlieryflle, Tenn.
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PURGB out the morbid humors of the
blood by a dose II two Of Ayers pills,
and you viii have clearer heads as well
as bodies.
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FOUND.
REMOVAL,

-FqeA bunch, with shield on the ring,
marked aD. NJ. Douglass, Auburn, Ark"
fhe keVs are al this once. aus
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WAeaENER, S1T3 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment o.
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
p0rters.
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LEAKT CISTERNS.

If you have 8 leaky c~istern, now is
the time to have it repaired, by calling
on Il Lemon, l0l Union street, who is
prepared to cure all such with his eele-
brated cement. All work guaranteed.
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UNDERTAKEN.

John Walsh, No. 331 Second street,
near Union. Latest style Of hearses fol
adults and children. aWI
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THE second two bales Of new cotton
were received on yesterday BYE P. Bates
& Co., raised by A. Moati, and ginned
on Mr.. Speer's new gin. They are Of
superior quality, and certainly class
goOd middlinO.
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TIE latest styles Of dress, business and
"hobby" hats at Leidy & Co.'S.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens. Ducks
and MarseiHes Vestings, st Waggener's,
STA Main street.
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THE Palace ofTF1ab will be presented
for the first time in Memphis, at the
Memphis Theater, Monday night.
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s-UBscRrBE FOR the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and my cents per year, or two
dollars for elnbs Of two or more.
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The DAILY APPEAL is served 70 city sub
seribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
five cents,
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FINEST WEDDING sums at wagge.
ner's for 500.
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AUCTION sALE.
Large Auction sale
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FUENITURE

WE win sell on Saturday morning, August
Ast. commencing at % Oielock, all the
Furniture from a large Dwelling House, con
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Weshstands,
Kitchen Furniture, Tables, ChaiHt
Wardrobe, one ZINE ParIor Set Furniture,
One Pine Rosewood Se~ven-Octavs Piano,
Pairs Large scales and Letter Presses,
Large stock OF Groceries,
Trunks, and New and secondhand CARPETS
e. Sale ~positye-Terms Cash.
GEO. SHIELDS & co, Aucffoneers.
auB go MAIN sTzEEr
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A T TEN O'CLOCK An. ALL THE Ma
"A chineTyr ETC.. in the Central Foundry.
situated On Poplar street, between Third and
Fourth, embracing nrst-class SITS Of Eachlu-
lists Tools. Lathes and DILL Presses. Screw
cutters etc. with a large lot Of Railing Pat
terms OF ursrclass designs, with tools com
.Eietei also, set Of Blacksmith Tools Win new
BeuOEs al IN No. J. order. also. a complies
stock OF Iron and Rrass Moldsrs' Tools. IN
Guiding Cranes- Fiasks, Patterns. etc. IN first
class order together with a No Engine and
Boiler, In good order, with a large Tot o. Sbafr-
ing Pulleys and BeldnE. ~tncludinE Grind-
.stones, Scales, ETC. etc, with q great variety
OF MISCELLANEOUS CASTINGS, etc
aus CHARLES GUSMANI.
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"a FaIlnws, HalIM Nnrth Gnnr4

Odd Fellows AaA. North Court Sc. y
ral MEMPHIS, August =, l572J
The next session Of the Memphis city
schools begins on Monday, the sec
ond Of September. Tickets Of admis-
sion can be had daily.
He SLAUGHTER, experimentation.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, S17t
Main street, four doors south Of Peabody
Hotel.
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And every "A days thereafter, and ofreuer
r - II the service requires it.
Passengers forwarded to and nom All TIA
principal p~iacesim England, Ireland Seofiand
Fraace, Germany, Norway, sweden ana Dsn,
FROM or to ANY part IL the southern go
Western states The cheapest and best rome
to Southern and Western States. For na-Segs
or further Information aDpiy 10
q BTLEEEX
General Southwestern Agents
aul0 90 Wadso1 sa@s.s
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Eo0NoMY.-Tske your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt Il HausOn's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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FOR ARKANsAsR TVER-

Memphis and Arkansas River Paszet
COUDany-U.E. Mail LEna.
Str. CLARkSNILLE--S u. Adams, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
viii leave as above SATURDATt
August 3lst. al ) o'clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
". u. kENEEDAT. Agent.
Once On Companvs 49, GOT CourLst.
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ELEsANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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Whole Certificates IS; Halves, 3 50
Quarters, 81 25.
We solicit all 70 secure their Certid'
Gates without delay. The d~irtribationi
are for a worthy object, the improvement
of the Fair grounds.
The distributions are fair; the pay.
ments are prompt. The previous distri.
tributiOns have proven entirely satisfae-
tory to the people that they have beer
conducted with fairness worthy of the
high character Of the officers and man.
ayers. ig
sale Of Certificates will positively Gloss
Tuesday eEenfnE. September 3D..
Principal Office, S45 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
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LOCAL IFElls.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three faultess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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FIRE YEsrERDAv MORNING.
A DWELLING Partially BuEned-DaEnage
slight.

Shortly after four o'clock yesterday
morning the rear of Mrs. Bridget Roo
ney's dwelling house, at No. 123 Poplar
street, was discovered to be
ON FIRE.
The alarm was speedily given, and
the fire department with Chief Ed. An
derson turned promptly out and the
several engines Numbered to the spot at
a great rate of speed. Fortunately the
fire had not got ~v aH
MUCH HEADWAY
when the brigade arrived, and a couple
of well directed streams of water quick
ly extinguisned the flames. Mrs. Roo
.ney, with the assistance of her neigh
bors, removed the greater portion of her
furniture, and the only
LOSS SUSTAINED
was the destruction of a portion of the
back part Of the building and the burn
ing Of a portion of the kitchen furni-
ture. Her loss will not amount toloyer
one hundred dollars, which it is 70 be
regretted is not covered by insurance.
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Observation-Disclosures cure for neu,
ralgia. G. ". Jones & Go. sell it.
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KENTUCKY COUNTRY BUTTER received
fresh every day by T. Brooks, A Main
ufraaf .
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"3oTrRTFs-We have removed from so
e-o1d street to 1B Poplar, where viii be
: well selected stock OF Groceries.
ioun2 y. Z. SMITH & 90.
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FALL styles just received at Leidy I
Co.'s.
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FOR WHITE RIVER-

Memphis and White Five Packet ompany.
US Nail ne-F0 Helena, DevalIs BluT,
Little Rock, Searcy and JacksoupOEt.
y a. ALI y Ashford. master
~ This elegant steamer VIII leave
~ SATURDAY, Aug 8ls5. at pm.
For freight or Passage Apply %
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
au3O No P~romenade, loot Of jefferson st.
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AEARE-One bay mare, IS hands high; one
III I've ont: one hind foot white; deltveTer
81 same TO CHIEF Of Police, in Memphis, VIII
he properly rewarded. ia. HAG0EkI1.
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LEIDY & Co. are just in receipt Of the
most fashionable dress and Business
hats.