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STEAMBOATS,.
ron CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.


Menaphis and 81. Louis Paekef UOmpsny
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and So. Louis.
Steamer CITY OF HELENA, r.
VIII leave a. shove FRIDAY, October attn,
Al 8 o'clock pm.
ocl FLEM. CALyERT. supt-
Memphis and "a. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis
Steamer BELLE OF PIKE, Tk
3. ............. master
VIII leave As above FRIDAY, October ith,
At S oelOck-pIn.
ocf FLEM. CALVERT, supt.
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The st. Ffahcis, from Mariana, came
in with thirty-fve bales of cotton and
n~inety-two sacks of cOtton-seed.
The Pat. Cleburne, from the lower
coast, arrived with s~ixty-seven bales of
cotton, three hundred and ninety-seven
sacks seed, and lot Of sundries, to order.
The Batesvile, from White river,
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THE "BELLs! BELLs!i BELLs!!!"
have a pOetical association, whether
when ringing out in melOdious chimes
an ovation to the newly welded, or toll
ing solemn dirges to the recently de-
parted, and have obtained throughout all
ages a firm hold on the sympathies of
mankind. The practical association
owes its origin to our own day and
time, when the girls of the period pat
rOnize them in miniature as pendants for
their ears, and the young bucks display
them as ornaments on their watch
chains. 1t must be confessed, however,
that in utilitarianism, Mr.. Hudson G..
Wolfe, Of New York city, is entitled to
a premium, for h~enceforth and through
out all time, a bell, of whatever magni-
tude, shape OF sound, must inevitably
be associated In ones mind with
WoLFE's BELL SCHNAPPs,p in every
respect the best stimulant and tonic of
the age.-Houston (TeTas) TeLegrdph.'
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Benjamin Nc CduOHgh, Esq, was put
upon the stage last night for the delec-
tatiOn Of a large and accomplished
audience, that gathered into the palace
of Pat Short. The piece went off well.
The actors worried through in fine and
sven exciting style; and when the cur
tain fell many of them felt tired enough
to call round to Canale's and have oy-
sters and porter. The audience also felt
in a similar way. The cheering, shout
ing, laughing and %hurrahing were
enough to create an appetite in the
stomachs of the most hopeless dyspep-
tic. These curious dramtic productions
Of Byron seem to be just the thing to
suit the sensation loving generation that
people this particular portion of the
Nineteenth century. The theater was
full last night.
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100 bbls. apples (choice).
50 bbls. onions.
All kinds choice groceries.
We sell for cash, and sell cheap.
CONAWAY d LINsDAY, 9S Main street.
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LAW RECORD.


FirSt CIrcuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
The following is the calendar for to-
day: No. Az, CuneO VS. Rajio x Dun
dero; 400, Davis VS. the Memphis and
Arkansas Packet Company; 1850, Keat-
ing vs. Polk &Dixon; 1922, eityof Mem
phis VS. Mrs. Allen; I447, Anderson vs
McArver; 144S, Hill VS. Payne and Susan
A. Williford; 1456, Dickson, use OF, etc,
VS. Waldron & Tate; 1853, Steiner,
assignee, VS. GOOdbar d Gilliland; 1883,
Memphis Gayoso Gas Company VS.
Winters; 1852, Malone, administrative,
VS. the city of Memphis; 1881, NJ. a. and
J. A. Robertson VS. Lanier, McCallum q
King; 1882, Roper & Brother vs. Dickin-
son, Williams & Co. ct al; 1892, Heath
man VS. Dixon; 1894, Schayer VS. Diekin-
son; 1897, Haley VS. Stein; 1899, Farris
VS. Life Association of America; 1903,
Raggio VS. Cicalla, administrative; 1915,
White VS. Moon; 1919, Sparks VS. Sheriff.;
1926, Gallagher VS. Moore; 1881, Dickin-
son, Williams & Co. vs. Rootes, Vance &
Co.; 1886, Eichberg, use Of, VS. Beehler;
1913, j. B. and w. K. Morgan VS. l.. and
j. L. Farrow; 1914, West VS. Irby; 1916,
Willie NJ. and f. p. Digs VS. Planters
Insurance Company; 1547, Allen VS.
Planters Insurance Company; l548,
Burch VS. Weld, administrator; 1919,
State of Tennessee, use Of, VS. Ringwald;
1850, BurfOrd, administrator, VI Mem
phis Bulletin Company ct al.
second Circuit COurt-HaEsey, Judge.
Yesterday the call of cases reached No.
has. To-day the remaining ones on
yesterdays calendar will be called, as
will also the following: No. 9S6, Foley
vs. Duffin & Bro; 1l07, Memphis Over
ton Hotel Company VS. Hardin; HOS,
Memphis OvertOn Hotel Company vs.
Eden; 1882, Owen vs. Larkin; 1881,
Steiner VS. Friend & Bachman; 1913,
Brussey VS. Harbert; 1896, Pittman VS.
Page ct al; 1898, Walker VS. Harris;
1879, Cannon VS. McKeon; 1241, Laga-
witt d Co. VS. NOrberg & Winter; 1913,
ACHE vs. Taylor ct al; 1914, Woodbridge
VS. Memphisand Cincinnati Packet Com
pany; 1245, Goldman d Banberger VS.
Mulin9er & Son; 1915, Robertson VS.
Apperson & Co.; 1917, Clarke ct al VS.
Pearson ct al; 1855, Britton VS. Brook
shire; 1855, Pittman, Parker & Co. VS.
Lindauer; 1857, Hagan VS. Cousins;
1862, Lunn & MallOn VS. Lawless &
Widrig; 1858, Frayser & Willett VS.
Delap; 1855, Todd ct al VS. Wickersham;
1887, Kinney vs. \ allory; 1910, Porter
VS. Payne; 1871, Baslow VS. Hanauer;
1874 Eaoar We Gross
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THE purest aud sweetest Cod Liver
on In the world Is Hazard & CaswelPs,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected nvers, by Caswell, Hazard q Co.,
New York. II Is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
II, prefer II to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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For WHITE RIVER
FOR CAIRO, EVANSVILLE, LOUISVILLE

For Randolph, Fulton, OsceoIa, New Madrid,
Hickman, Cairo, Evansville % al inter-
mediate landings-Tne splendid passenger
steamer
ADA HEILMAN .-...-..Tom BOlus, master
Leaves SATURDAY. October 5th. at > pm.
=. B. MILLER, Agent,
No. Promenade. foot OF Jefferson street.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
In Port.

Legal Tender, BatesviIe, Undine, Celeste.
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GAS FITTING, 1s jefferson street.

FALL AND WINTER OF 1S72-Our in
Productions Of styles for the season will,
as usual De OF the tdtest ana gnest quail
ties dress and business hats; fine selec-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
dren. LEIDY q CO.,
Hatters and Furriers,
9p Main street.
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OPENING.
PARIS BONNETS
FRANKS

No. Is Jefferson street. FRESH SHELL
OYSTERS every day.
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FANCY GOODS,
AND
STAPLE AND FANCY NOTIONS.

We are daily receiving Novelties IN
these goods. and can confidently say that
ladies viii find in our stock not only the
newest and most stylish articles, but the
largest assortment in the city to select
from.
n. BIN Notions, Embroideries,
Laces, Trimmings aud fancy articles
generally, you can find at our house al
most anything you ask for.
T. W. JOHNSTON Co.
9lQ Main street. opposite Peabody HOTEL.
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Legal Tender, Batesvile, Undine, Celeste.
The Ohio has fallen two inches at
Pittsburg since our last report, one at
Cincinnati, one at Louisville, and the
Mississippi two at Vicksburg and two
at New Orleans; the Cumberland has
declined one inch at Nashville. At
Fort Benton the Missouri is one foot
five inches above low water mark, at
Davenport two feet six, at Cairo the Mis-
sissippi is six feet three, at st. Louis six
feet seven, at this point three feet
eleven, at Vicksburg four feet ten, and
at New Orleans thirteen feet eight be-
low the high water mark of 1871. At
Shreveport the Red river is two feet
eleven below high water mark; and at
Pittsburg the Ohio is one foot six, at
Cincinnati three feet nine, and at Lou
isville two feet five.
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ITALIANS.

A meeting win be held on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9TH,
at y o'clock, at No 80 Madison street,
for the purpose of electing officers for the
ensuing year. A fun attendance is re-
quested. W. c. PARKER, President.
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PUMPS, 10 Jefferson street.

ECONoMY-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 a
speciality Of that kind of work.
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$40 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.

BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CELEBRA-
TED OYsrERs.-John A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar st., is now ready TO supply oys-
ters at wholesale, in and around Mem
phis. Orders promptly filed.
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FRESH OYSTERS.
DR1vEN-wEIIs, IS Jefferson street.

Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, is
receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies.
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SPECIAL FALL OPENING OF MRS. M.
G, HUNTERS SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
COMMENCES ON OCTOBER STH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK.
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WAGGENER, S17l Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
norfar
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J. W. S. BROWNE, Is Jefferson street
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SPECIAL FALL OPENING OF Mrs. NJ.
G.. HUNTERS SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
COMMENCES on OCTOBER STH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING THE EEK.
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Chemical Cleaning (NettoyGge a sec) of
ladies' and gentlemen's wear, without
serubbing or securing, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street.
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SPECIAL FALL OPENING OF Mrs. NJ.
G. HUNTERS SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
COMMENCES ON OCTOBER STH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK.
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DESIRE TO FURNISH MY TESTIMONY
in behalf Of DR.. Jayne's excellent medi-
cine, the ExpectOrant. | have been
troubled with Asthma for over two
years, and it became so bad last fall and
winter, that l could not walk over twen-
ty rods without sitting down to rest;
neither could l perform work of any
kind. If 7 chopped wood briskly for
five minutes, l would fall down for want
of breath, so firmly had the disease
taken hold of me. Finally l was per-
suaded to try the ExpectOrant, and pro-
curing a bottle from Messrs. Hawley &
Etchell, ofthis place, commenced using
it. After taking, in all four bottles, /
/ am now able to do as much work in a
day as any man in my neighbOrhood,
and my complaint has entirely left me.
Therefore l cordially recommend this
EXpectorant to any M troubled with
Asthma.-H0rdce SBIedLey, Ftch6tfrg,
Mich.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE In the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansonis old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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GEO. F. RoorEs, sn. GEO. F, RoorEs, ia
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EUBscRIBB for the WEEKLY APPEAL.
Only two dollars and fifty cents a year,
or two dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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II .NINNH9.~N - NIH-8I
This is 70 certify that there is now on deposit
in this Bank over half a million dollars 70 the
credit OF the Gift Concert Fund, &91,0O0 of
which is held by this Bank as Treasurer Of the
Public Library of Kentucky to pay of all
gifts TO be awarded at the Drawing.
X. 5. VEACH, Cashier.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.


TIHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
II the Masonic Temple Of Memphis will be
held at the Office OF the Secretary, Room, NOS,
Magnolia Block, on MONDAY, October 7, 1872,
FOR the purpose Of ~electiDg a President and five
Directors 70 serve for the ensuing year.
Election held from 10 am. TO O'clock PA.
II. il. HIGBEE, President.
Al WHEELED. Secretary. OeZ
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LIST OF GIFTS:
Total 100 GIFTS, all cash.-.---~.S5t
PRIZE OF TICKETS:

Whole tickets, $40 each; half-tickets, s.;
quarter-tickets, 81 50; II whole tickets for
500; Is for SIS; So for 500; l9 for slU00: 25 for
500; SO for Es9. No discount on less than
500 worth Of tickets az q time.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

For Congress.
For Congress in the Second District Of
Mississippi.
ME are authorized to announce AS. PASS
w as a candidate for Congress in the sec
ond District Of Mississippi, on the Conserve
tive aud Baltimore Platforms. sells
WE are authorized TO announce ANDREW
w j. KELLAR a candidate FOR Congress In
fha Ninth nt1f~faf
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SPECIAL FAIL OPENING OF Mrs. NJ.
G. HUNTERS SOUTHERN Ez1PoRlUM,
COMMENCES ON OcFoBER SrH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING TUE WEEK.
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John Walsh, No. 154 Winchester street,
between Main and Front. Latest style
of hearses for adults and children.
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CINCINNATI, October $3.50 p.m.-
The river has fallen / inch; 8 feet and
8 inches in the channel. 3p.m.-River
falling slowly.
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second Circuit COur-HaIsey, Judge.
INFANTS FLANNEL SACKS


Braided and Embroidered.
ALSO
A Lot of Ottoman Scarfs, rainbow cOlors,
Infants Wearing Apparel,
AT
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES,
JUST OPENED.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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NEURIL.-Instantaneous cure for neu
ralgia. G. w. Jones q Co. sell it.
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ME,rpuIs IN SHFTRv CoryTy

MEMPHIS AND SHELBY COUNTY b.
BILE SoCIETY.-The Executive Com
mittee of the Memphis and Shelby
friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street. WIN. X. STEWART, Sec'y.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save money,
should go at one to Waggener's, Sl7A
Main street. He is doing a g. o. D. bust
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
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MADAM VINCENT

Has Shell Oysters at the Crystal Palace
saloon, on Main, opposite Odd Fellows
Hall
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The Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street, turns out the
best work in its line throughout the whole
country. Call and try for yourself,
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BENT OR LEASE.

nFFICE-Nos. : and 2 Madison street, for
merlg occupied by the City Bank and
Hernando Insurance COMPANY Apply to
q. ID. CROCKETT, Agent,
90 L Union Street.
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FAIRNESS AND DROVERs' BANK,
LAEna.rILE EanL.naL H. u Is

The money necessary 20 pay in fuli all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit in lho Far
meTs and Drovers' Bank, as will be seen by
the following certificate of the Cashier.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HoVsE-GROUND-A house On New Madi-
son street, No. "a; contains i've rooms
1od a kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
10 acres near the " Cherry Place" sells
~orTAGE-Immediately, at Rozeilis Sta
ION on the Mefhphls and Charleston
Hyuroad. ~ miles from Memphis, a Cottage
Eoues. with ten acres o. ground garden
.etec,ad rhe house contains i've rooms and
a Effchen. 4 stable, caruage-house and ali
guifsbis clubhouse an The premises. Apply
10 harrington 4 hoWeiii - On pa sslsss' ofto
-. on the place.
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STYLISH HATS AND FURS.

A very fine selection now on exhibi-
ton, at Wheaton & Co.'S, The Hatters,
279 Main street, sign Of the Tiger.
IF YOU would have no gray hairs use
HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover,
the only sure preventive.
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SPECIAL FALL OPENING OF Mrs. NJ.
G. HUNTERS SOUTHERN EMPORIUM,
COMMENCES on OCTOBER STH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK.
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Or o L

AHLE-From Harrlson's farm, about sA
MI miles from Raleigh. It's a mare mule
dark bay color: ten years Old; lame In len
hind Leg. A liberal reward viii be paid for IL
return 10 ". HARRISON,
N NELSON GRAVES,
81 HarrisouF Farm.
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MemPhSs steam Dyefng Establish.
msat, ISL Madison street.
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Fo RI Il "a.
Plantation on the Arkansas River

TUE place known as the "Shoal Greek Plan
tatiOn," one hundred miles above Little
hOck, containing 1850 acrcs-6B acres In Gull
tivatfOn; so acres good cotton land, the re-
mainderis second bOttOm-al above overflow,
and no wash. 10 Is an excellent place for rails
ing cotton and corn, and Ens O large range FOR
stock. The above place Will be sold lOg, and
on reasonable terms. Address
JONES MCDOWELL q CO.,
oGO TFffla RooE ArEaUaua-
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PERSONAL.

1rrz DIR. GIBBS, z9s Poplar street. - per
M FORMING great Cures bythe Elecuo-Mag-
1-l1r Investments which baties the skill OF the
sI-ffrol Faculty. Best o. city references can
- r4ven. Omse hours rom zbtpIn. ocz
aAC IsAACE, TAILOR AND CLOTHES
amer. doee bushes exclusively al o
49, 1n street; has no branches sno Is not
-onnerf. 4 with alz 49,
49,, Is, Southern Packet Co.'s
-. mem leave regularly.
For freight or passas> n 60 A-.,,
T. v. LI0HTBUh @LsTse.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddinis Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No oil Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for dfty cents.
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Memphis Steam Bystng Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS,

Velours,
Sateens,
Epengelines,
Reps, and
Empress Cloths
Bought since the late decline and Offered
at very low prices at MENKEN BROS.
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TO MEMPHIS ADVERTISERS.
4 1920 CARDS FOR 1920.

MEMPHIS, July l. lS2-
AEssRs. GOODWIN q Co-GeHaemen-Wm
you please state the number OF papers you
have printed FOR me the past month; and
oblige, yours, etc, J. r. GRAVES
MEEFHIs, July ], 1S72.
REV. J. r. 9RAvEs-Deur &r;-In reply, We
have to say, that during the month OF June
we printed for you forty-eight thousand one
hundred and twenty copies OF THE BAPTIST;
or a fraction over twelve thousand copies
weekly. Very respectfully,
JyO GOODWIN & CO.
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NEcCOMRS
A 70 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.


re- Fer n By the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars Of shelby
County Bonds, issued 20 the Mississippi
River Railway Company, and due on the
first Of January, 1875; also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars Of LauderdaIe County Bonds, Issued
to the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-half Of which are due on the nrst Of jan
uary. 1879, aud the other half on the nrst OF
January, 1876.
We recommend these Bond as a safe and
profitable investment, and at the present
prices, SZ per cent and interest, viii pay
over p per cent. seg5
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. Wasson's office
and residence, No. So Monroe street.
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BY Telegraph.


CINCINNATI, October $3.50 p.m.-
The river has fallen / inch; 8 feet and
8 inches in the channel. 8 p.m.-River
falling slowly.
CAIRO, October 3.-ArTived: Capitol
City, Vicksburg, 10 pm. John Lums-
den, Evansville, II IA; John Means. St.
Louis, : am; st. Joe, Memphis, IL g..
m. Departed: Belle Of Pike, Memphis,
/ pm; Capitol City, st. Louis l am;
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, l pm;
Lumsden, Evansville, SPIN; w. Cow
en-, st. Louis, 9 am. Weather clear and
warm. Later-arriyed: City Of Alton,
New Orleans, l pm; Chas- Howard,
st. Louis, 8 pm. Departed: st. Joseph,
st. Louis, 2 PM City Of Alton, st.
Louis, . pm. The river has fallen 3
inches. Weather clear and warm.
ST.. LOUIS, October 3.-Arrived: The
Mountaineer, from Missouri river; Jas
per and K~eithsbuTg, Keikuk, Belle
Memphis, Memphis. Departed: Clin-
ton and Sheridan, st. Paul, Colorado,
Vicksburg; Kellogg and barges, New
Orleans; st. Luke, Memphis; Clarks-
Vile, Arkansas river. River falling
slowly. Weather clear and very warm.
EVANSVILLE, October 3,-Weather
clear and warm. Mercury IS to zoe.
The river has fallen . inchos. Port list
down-EIla Hughs, s am; Evansville,
/ pm; Dick johnson, 2 pm; B. H.
Hurt, 4 PM; Umpire, 5 pm. Up-Fay-
cite, s am; Jas. E. Rankin, 8 pm, sill
with fair trips. Business fairly active.
PTTTsBURG, October Sine river is
falling slowly, with Is inches in the
channel.
LOUISVILLE, October 3.-River fallen
8 inches in the chute, while there are
less than IS inches on Portland bar;
so inches to Evansville, and 40 10 Gin
cinnati. The New Albany ferry boats
have stopped on account Of Portland
bar. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, October 3.-Arrived:
shannon, Louisville; Chas. Bodmann,
st. Louis. Nc departures. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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FOR yICKsBURG.
FnR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
CSmpany-u.S =. Mall Line.
For Pine Bluff and little Rock 90 Through
without reshjppinE.
Str. LITTLE HOCE-.-----smith,m master
Leaves SATURDAY, October
5th, At 5 O'Clock pm. ~
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
W.F. WALKER, Agent,
Oc8 once on WharfbOat loot Court St.
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O n BOARD.

nOONN-Several rooms 10 rent, and a few
TX. dev bosrders wanted, al III EAST .
Sfreef. References given and required. oc5
nOOM-BOAkD-A fine front rooms viii
IL. pod board, Best OF city references re-
Gnlred. Apply al p Court street, corner Third
DOARD-Several Day BoaEders can be &C
h commodated al 81 MONROE STREET.
nOOMS-Furufshod and ~unfurnished, in 3
IL private family. ~ WAHHlNGION ~.
nOOBfs WITH BOARD-A suite OF rooms,
h with board. on the hrst floor elegantly
furnished; Apply az q Gayoso siresL 81
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SPECIAL FALL OPENING OF Mrs.
NJ. G. HUNTERS SOUTHERN EMPORIUM
COMMENCES ON OCTOBER STH AND WILL
CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK.