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hundred tons Of produce and furniture
for this port. -
The Cherokee, from st. Louis, put on
several small lots of freight here, and
had a fair cargo for Red river.
The Utah, from the Arkansas for st.
Louis, went up at % with a light
"trip.
All the st. Louis and Arkansas river
packets have laid up for want Of bust
ness.
The Glencoe has laid up at st. Louis.
Captain John III. B0rk has resumed
command of the Tom Jasper.
The A. J. White is the United States
mail packet for Chicot tomorrow.
The Mary Miller, from New Orleans,
five and q half days ont, went up at
noon with a light trip.
The Phil. Allin, from the lower coast,
brought in five bales of cotton, two hun
dred sacks eotton-seed and affair passen-
ger list.
Captain r. NJ. Wade has sold his in
terest in the Robert Mitchell to Captain
H. A. Jones and others. Captain Wade,
after an active service of nearly forty
years, has concluded to retire from the
river.
The Katie P. Kountz, from Shreve-
port, passed up in the afternoon with a
light cargo. She only stopped TO take
on supplies here. ~
The Shannon, for the Ohio, departed
with q fair passenger list. @
The City Of Alton and Harry john
son had not arrived UP to a late hour
last night, but will probrbly be found at
the wharf early this morning.
The City of Chester, Captain Zeig1er,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Cairo and St. Louis. Mr.. O Hewitt
holds forth at the desk.
The City Of Alton leaves to-day at
twelve O'Clock for Vieksburg and New
Orleans. Captain H. Bixby is her pop
ular commander.
The semi-weekly passenger steamer
St. Francis, Captain T. r. Bowman,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Helena, Mariana, and all the usual way
landings. Captain Sam c. Paine is her
chief secretary.
The regular tri-weekly coast packet
Pat Cleburne, in command of Captain
James Lee, leaves this evening at five
O'Clock for Friars Point and all the usual
way landings. Mr.. ]. G. Harris is clerk.
The Colorado, Captain J. +. LukeT,
leaves this evening at five O'Clock for
Vicksburg and all the bend landings.
Mr.. II. Diedrick is clerk.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
F
G~aasensi0n OF stockhoIders-
Full Attendance in PersOn
and by Proxy.
'nuaI Rer0rtOf the President-Enter'
estinE Figures and Facts

ga MM II F. MA "a TT Fl
The Annual Convention Of the stock
holders of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad was held yesterday morning, in
terms of the charter, in the hall of
the Chamber of Commerce. The at
tendance was small, but a large number
of proxies were represented.
af CALLED TO ORDER.
Major NJ. J. Wieks, President, called
the convention to order, and nominated
Mr.. NJ. p Jarnigan as Chairman. Car
ried unanimously. ~ 30
President Jarnigan said it would be
necessary to appoint a Secretary.
Major Wicks moved that the men,
bers of the press be requested to act as
Secretaries. Carried.
coAfMIrrEE on PROXIES.
Nh. JIG. Bradley moved that a com
mittee OF three be- appointed by the
Chair to act on the proxies presented
and report. Carried, and
The Chair appointed as such commit
tee Messrs. Rather, Waldron and Hill.
The committee proceeded to examine
the proxies, and,
General Rather reported the amount
of stock represented at the meeting as
follows: In person, rs, 481 shares: by
proxies, 81, 796 shares.
The report was received and placed on
file.
THE PRESIDENTS ANNUAL REPORT.
President Wicks submitted his annual
report, as follows:
The President and Directors respect
fully submit the following report for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872:
The gross receipts Of the road as shown
by the report of-the Superintendent,
herewith submitted, were:
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PROFESSIONAL
DIR. P. p. SARY,
OCUEIST AND AURIST.

nR. sARY treats all diseases Of the Eyes
II and Ears. Where the Inflammation is
not removed, the sight impruved, OF some
prominent benefit rendered no charges shall
be made; provided, the case Is LETT 10 his i'm
mediate treatment. II you want TO know
something about Dr. Sary, dOnf go to Dr. So
and-so, but 60 the Worsham House; there
you VIII md DR.. Sary, between the hours Of 9
am. and 4P.ma and he will GYe you all salts
faction required. aul4
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Ig,7963 80
We have also a claim against the
State of Tennessee, amounting TO $780,
600, and hope to recover of our claim
against the United States government
an amount sufficient to pay off our en-
tire debt, without t~respassing upon the
rental from the Southern Railway Secu-
rity Company.
In accordance with the terms of the
lease entered into on March 5, 1872, the
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L1FTLB Rock, August 2S.-Weathe
clear and very warm. River falling
with 4 feet water in the channel at this
point. Departed: Mary Boyd, fol
Memphis,
New ORLEANS, August 2S.-Arrived
Dexter, from st. Louis. Departed: John
Kyle, for st. Louis. Slight rain this af-
~ternoon; weather warmer. H- a-p 3
NASHVILLE, August 28.-The rivel
is falling, with 20 inches water on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather up 70 : pm.
was very warm; at that hour a rain and
lightning storm commenced, and to-
night the atmosphere is much more
pleasant. 24l H
CINCINNATI, August 2sLThe river
is falling, with Z feet S inches water in
the channel.
ST.. LOUIS, August 2S.-Arrived: City
of Vieksburg, from VicksbuTg; City OF
Chester, from Memphis. Departed
Tom Jasper and Kellogg, for New Or
leans; Grand Tower, for Memphis.
River falling. Weather cloudy and
slightly cool, with indications of rain.
P~rTTsBURa, August 28.-The Monon-
gahela river is stationary, with 2 feet 5
inches water in the channel. Weather
cool Rud cloudy, with indications of
rain 4GA AEt1fA 4A LHl4 1aN- 20
EVANSVILLE, August 2s.-Weather
cloudy and hot; heavy rain since noon,
and signs of more. River has fallen 5
inches.F POrt list-Down: Henry 8.
Turner, 6 p.m. Business dull.
VICKsBURG, August 28-Boats down:
Mollie Moore, Lady Lee, Atlantic and
barges, and Bismarck. Up: Pauline
Carroll, Julia, Henry G. Yaeger, and
Bee and barges. Weather clear and
warm. River rising.
CAIRO, August D. Arrived: CITY Of
Helena, from Memphis, II pm; Geo.
A. Wolff, from Red river, IL am; Colo
RADIO, from st. Louis, 4 pm; Lawrence,
from Memphis, 4p.m. Departed: Mary
Alice, for New Orleans, 8 pm; City of
Chester, for Memphis, 4 am; City of
Helena, for st. Louis, Dam; George C.
Wolff for St Louis, ? pm; Lawrence,
for Cincinnati, 8 pm. River has risen
4 inches. Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-The river
is falling slowly, with 4 feet 2 inches
water in the canal, ? feet Z inches in
the chute. Weather cloudy and warm.
Business duh. Arrived: GladiOla, from
Cincinnati; Shamrock, from Memphis;
JohnA Wood, from New Orleans. De
parted Shamrock, for Cincinnati; Ola
diola, for New Orleans. The canal VIII
be closed tomorrow morning and re-
main closed until the first Of October.
Hiram Hill to-day commenced raising
the railroad iron sunk on thefalls by the
Iron Mountain. Captain John A. Rob
inson wilIcommeBce tomorrow wreck
ing the Falls City, sunk below mouth
of the canal
u tfl miscellaneous.
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Roats Leaving TO-DAY.
Departures
In Pert.
GAINESVILLE.


The river at this point has receded
two inches in the last twenty-fouT
hours up to three O'Clock yesterday eve
ming, and stands by the gauge seven
feet five inches above low water mark
of 1871. The Ohio at Pittsburg de-
clined seven inches, and Louisville four
inches The Upper Mississippi at Dav-
export fell five inches, and is stationary
at Ke0kuk. The Mississippi at St
Louis declined three inches, at Cairo
it rose four inches. The Cumberland
declined one inch at Nashville. The
Mississippi at New Orleans is reported
stationary. Weather yesterday was
clear and warm. Business on the land
ing was light, with few arrivals or de-
nartures. HH- .N"H .. r.l# " "
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4 coon Place TO co.
Fie'urs. mat wm lave Immortal.


At 3s1 and 1893 Main street there is a
collection of the choicest pictures now
published. Life-size hkenesses of Gree
ley and Grant, Wilson and Brown, fur
nished by this house, may be seen at the
APPEAL editorial room. These pictures
are tastefuily framed by i. N. Dean &
fCo., and they who would have admira-
BILE likenesses of the next President and
Vice-President should call at the num-
Der designated. Mr. Dean Is himself an
artist, and when Andrew johnson comes
swinging loosely and kimberly around
the parailelogram Of Tennessee, slOshing
back and forth, first on q side and
then the other, Mr.. Dean will take q
serub-broom and paint a picture Of the
Great COmmOner which viii live inn
mortal, as have the works of Apelles.
Picture frames and ARTISTS supplies and
tapestry windOw-shades andpaper-hang-
ings abound at391. E
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D. H. TOWNSEND received yesterday
the first bale of new cotton from Lime
stone county, Alabama. 1t was shipped
by the enterprising firm of r. p. Pee
bles & Son, MooresvilIe, Alabama. 1t
classes low middling.
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THE Central Sdr,published at Good
man, Mississippi, is one of the best adj
vertising mediums in the State, and has
a fine circulation on the Mississippi Gen.
trail railroad, and in the rich cotton
growing section of Central Mississippi,
a portion of country trading very large
" with Memphis. Every business
man, in the city, soliciting the
trade in the section in which
the Star cireuIates, should advertise in
it, Captain r. Walpole, proprietor Of
this excellent paper, viii cali on our
merchants during the week, and We
commend him to our merchants.
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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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LRAKY1CIsTERNs.

If you have a leaky c~istern, now is
the time to have it repaired, by calling
on II. Lemon, 10l Union street, who is
prepared to cure all such with his eele-
brated cement. All work guaranteed.
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OFFICE OF BoARp or EpUcArIOS,5

MEMPHIS, August z, lS72. }
The next session of the Memphis city
schools begins on Monday, the sec,
ond of September. Tickets of admis-
sion can be had daily.
H.C. sLAUGHTER, Superintendent.
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The purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the seashore, from fresh Sc
lected liveTs, by Caswell, Hazard d Co,
New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all d~PFJOOfsfs. ~ r
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BEsr soda at p Nam street

PURGE out the morbid humOrs of the
blood by a dose or two Of Ayers pills,
and you will have clearer heads as well
as bodies.
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TAKEN UP.

DAY MARE MULE-Came 20 my place, on
ID the state Line road, six miles from Mem
phis, on Friday. She Is a good mule, about
four years old, and dueen hands high The
paying charges lsu&l R0BE HOLMES.
TWO COWE.-On the 2d inst- one white,
i blue spots, underbit in the right ear, and
right horn half Of; the other white, red spot
ted ears and neck. The owner will apply 10
Fair Grounds. aus
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: TooTH LozENeEs.
'FARNHAM'g FRENCH FOOFH
rioHHNGTaa.

A NOVEL and Pleasant deutrihce, the nnes4
"a in the world for cleaning, beauI1ylnS and
preserving the teeth; Endorsed By eminent
dentists. Sold b
g. @. WARD & BR0.. as Main street.
G.. " JONES Co, 81 Main street.
J.R HILLS, &fMain street
J. A. SMITH q CO. % Main street
". H. SEABROOK, ~ Main sueet.
H. MOSEIEY, - Main street.
JOE WALTER, Ia Main stresg
Q. y. MINER. L6 Main streeA
ANDREW RENKERT, ~ Aafz sue1
.G. 10. Johnson, l3 Maln street.
.C- p. JOHNSTOS, 90 FOplarstreet-
MANSFIELD q EsBGBEE,
Wholesale Agents,
3OI and 3O3 EAfn streeeA
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j. S. Hatcher s Co., Printers, Booksel-
lers and StatlOners, Wholesale and
Retail. No. 3I5 Main street.

UTE respectfully invite the attention ofthS
w public to the fact that our new BOOB
Store, No. SIS Main street, will be opened on
Monday, the 18th instant, with an entirely
has been left undOne on our part 70 make ul
stock perfect and complete IN every depart
ment and detail OF our pushes haVlng beer
care in the North and East we feel assured il
eannot BE- surpassed, if equaled, in the south
Ourst0ck e~mbraceSeFery art1cletO be fOund
call especial attention to u stock Of mfscel.
iapeous, theological, Law, School and BLANK
books and stationery. sob
We resp ctfully ask the public to call and
before purchasing elsewhere.
H~B-Prfnting and binding done romp C
order. "a J. > HATCHER $50.
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STRAYED.

MARE AND HORSES REWARD-0n
Nj The 18th instant, from the Fair Grounds,
one gray mare, six years old, and one fron-
The above reward will be paid for informR-
ton leading TO their recovery or return to me,
at the Fair Grounds, or TO Hall & Co. 80
Union street. 8. a. GORDANlER.
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THE BRICK.LAYERS

of tn ty viii have a general meeting
on ne THURSDAY EVENING, at
.JoHN TRABUcco's, S92 Shelby street.
Every brick lsy in the city is requested
TO be present. 1as -
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on O Z

MULES REWARD-From our premises,
NJ on the night Of the 18th instant, one
large black mare mule, SCARED on both fore
legs We will pay the above reward for her
delivery TO us, or SIS lor inforrnRton leading
to her recovery. ElLlf L-L
w. J. HARMON & BRO,
auS NO 19 Main street.
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JUST RECEIVED.

= Fresh lot Knickknack Crackers. Price
reduced to the trade. Conaway & Lins-
day, 1853 Main street.
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STOLEN.

"ARE-One bay mare, Is hands high; one
MI eve out; one him foot white; delivsreI
OF same to Chief OF Police, in Memphis. VIII
be properly rewarded. J.. A HAGGERTY.
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AUCTIoN SALE.
FOUNDRY MACHINERY
AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9Th,

A Ten O'CLOCK An, ALL THE MA
"A enihary, etc. In the Central Foundry,
MtuSted on Poplar street bety-een Thlrd ana
r Ourlli embracing urstclass sets OF Machiu-
ists Tools hsJhes aud Drill Presses, Screw
terms, OF drst-class designs. with foois COM
plete; atso, get OF Blacksmith Took, with new
Bellows all IN MOL ORDER also, a complete
Guiding Cranes, Flasks- Patterns. etc IN drsf-
class order, together with a No. Engine and
ing, Pulleys ana Betting. Including crime
stones, scales, etc. ETC., with a great variety
OF miscellaneous Castings, etc
aus CHARLES GUsMANI.
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WAGGENER, 3172 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods flesh from the hands Of the inn
porters.
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UNDERTAKES.

John Walsh, No. 331 Second street,
near Union. Latest style Of hearses for
adults and children.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3173
Main street, of English, French, Ger.
man and American fabrics, for $40, So,
$14, SIG and SIS.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 1874
Main street, four doors south Of Peabody
Hotel.
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REMOVAL.

.TROCERIES-We ave removed from $40
III Second street 10 l8 Poplar, where will be
foupd a well selected stock Of Groceries.
ans Il. y. SMITH & co.
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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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o BUSINESS MEN.
Our Statement OF the Business of Mem,
phfs for the Year ISzI-2.

We will issue several Thousand extra
copies Of our next
SUNDAY APPEAL,
which viii be almost entirely taken up
with a full and complete resume of the
amount Of
BUSINESS TRANSACTED IN MEMPHIS
THE PAST VEAL
Cotton win form a very important fea-
ture, and every other branch of business
in Memphis win have due prominence.
The edition will be particularly valuable
To ADVERTISERS,
as thousands Of copies win be scattered
broadcast owe the country, and trans
mitted to Europe.
ORDERS o COPIES
to n extent will be received from our
merchants who wish to send them di-
rect to their own customers and friends.
ORDERS FOR ADVERTISING.
Orders for advertisements or papers
will be received at the eounting-hOuse
up till ten O'Clock on Saturday night.
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GAS FITTING, AS Main street.
LOCAL ITEaEs.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RobertsOn's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No eli Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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ORDERS FOR ADVERTISING.

EooNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
tothe Steam Dyeinga and Cleaning House
-CHunt Hanson's old stand), 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and 1fty cents per yeEr, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more. aisaI
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Hook soda. 225 Main street

FOUNDRY MACHINERY at auction on
Thursday, September 5, 1872, at No.
l20 Poplar street.
. -. ~ CHARLES GUSMANNI.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Hook soda, Us Main street.
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LOST.

AEONEY-As $40 and s9O-biH and some small
M change, in a small envelope, with a
thread wrapped around it Tit finder viii
return to this office. auE
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Msrseilles Yestings, at Waggener's,
BIZ Main street NV
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Observation-Disclosures cure for neu.
ralgia. G. w. Jones d Co. sell it.
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DIR. ]. B. WATSON, Dentist, moved.
Office and residence, So Monroe street.
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 4, IL
AT MEMPHIS, TENN,
Full Certificate Shares, IS.
TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS ONLY
351 Cash Premiums
To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tdbution takes place.

"a The Board OF Directors, in commencing
this Third scheme 10 the Public, promise
faith which has characterized the former Dis
t~ribuUons OF this Society, and made them an
other name for fairness, promptneSs and
fidelity to promises The high character amd
standing OF the Managers selected viii also be
an additional guarantee that perfect Justice
and fairness viii control this Distribution.
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DRIVEN WELLS, 448 Main street.
FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for S100.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DRICK Observation-Disclosures centrally
ID located; price ten Thousand dollars; nov
renting for one thousand dollars per annum,
will take i've thousand in suburban property
balance in !, 2 and 3 years. Address
au27 LEX, care Appeal office.
nROPERTY-First-class central city resi-
dence prOperty-brick or frame-on nbe-
al terms and time. Address
au27 NJ. .. .. Ne care Appeal
nLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated In the Talla-
Eae.bfe Valley, Mississippi. is now offered tor
- an exchange for Memphis property. The
-Tace contains $50 acres. 400 acres OF which is
open. Tn land is rich, and capable OF produc-
5ts improvements are in fair order and It's
a-oaucfions are always accessible = market
This is a rare enahesS 70 s9c an 49, 0OS n 5e1 ts-n ~
W, secfiOus to suit purchasers For further
ooa-+ieniars. Inquire At the house Of MtlbuTr,
RaaTSeT& Co, 81 Union street. Je28
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scribers, seven isues per week, only twenty
Eve cents. H-rHL
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantiy, and at the same time save
money, should 20 at once to Waggeneris,
5174 Main street, He is doing &C. o. D..
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKSBURG.

Memphis and ~. Louis Packet Company
For Helena, Greenvfue and VfcksburE.
Steamer COLORADO, IT,
will leave as above THURSDAY, August eth,
at > o'clock pm.
au28 FLEM. CALvERT, supt.
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The Shannon, from the Ohio, arrived
early yesterday morning with three
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FOUND.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

UEYlA bunch, with shield on the ring
n marked "D. n. Douglass, Auburn, Ark
The keys are at this office. ans
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Memphis and 81. Louis Faekel Company

For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis
Steamer CITY OF CHESTER
Win leave as above THURSDAY August
18th, ct 5 O'Clock IN.
Tlau9 ELEM. CALVERT. sunt
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Roonrs AND BOARD.

TrDARD-Pleasant room Win Doaru lOI q
ID gentleman and wife, ~ Main street, pc
tween Pontotoe and Linden. agzl
DOARD AND ROOMS-Eleganf rooms fur.
ID nished, single or in suites, With good
board; also, a few day-6oardefs can be &C
au7 ~1r 862 sHEIBNSTREET
nOARD-Nfce noouas. furnished and unfur-
Is nished, single or in suits, with good
board. A few day-bOarders can also be &C
eommodsted. At 40 Madison. al aulS
DOAnD-Elegant rrOnt rooms On nrst ana
ID second floors, singiy or in suits, with
board, at p Madison street, aull
BOARD AND ROOMS-Pleasant front room
ID with board for gentleman and wife: also,
a few single gentlemen. al ia Third street.
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THE OLD GAS COMPANY sells gas at
two dollars per thonsand cubic feet, if
paid within the first five working days
of the month, No charge FOR setting
meters. ONCE, 291 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-29

]. W. S. BROWNE, AS Main street.