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THE CITY
IL a. Depleted IN Violation OF Law ?
How "A Money Goes, and where.

The appended criticism upon recent muni.
cipal legislation was written by a most intel.
igent citizen, who has watched the course OF
the city councils with constant devotion.
EDITORS APPEAL-Me have had our atten-
zion called 70 the fact that the City Council
appropriated, at its last meeting, the sum OF
seventy thousand dollars to local imprYVe-
ments, all Of which are south Of Union stlsat.
twenty thousand Of this e~norIncus amour. Is
for the direct beuent or 81. Louis interests in
connection with the elevator, At The foot Of
Besue street. The above appropriation rs a
direct violation Of section seventy Of the
city charter, which requires THAT no apDrO-
priatton b be made unless the money be
actually Ia the treasury at the time.
me Treasurer reported 70 the above meeting
that there Was 1t the time the sum OF three
hundred and fourteen dollars and twenty-five
SeAtsln The Treasury. IL Is the sworn duty OF
me nhEOr 70 veto any violation OF the char
lsf VIII ne do ~ We win see. u is the duty
" nc ely government 20 apply the receipts
o. wharfage % the iHnprOvement Of the leyee.
but such has not been done. sadly 10 mo neg.
iecb q Lhc wharf at the foot Of washington
etIceL. me CITY charter requires that Two
.Airas q tle Income from the tax on real e.
tate shau bs~eNpendedin the ward from which
~ Is derived; but Ia defiance Of this safeguard
N the charter, we see the e-norfnous sum on
nlty thousand dollars appropriated to the i'm
ploFenent OF Vance street. with no claim "a
a DqAlheAs street, for this partially OF the City
Falhers. Are the streets Of North Memphis 10
grow Ferdant % their centres because their
cltizens have not been favored bv 0nancial
c~ofPorauonsi and have not the money to loan
= DAlAIupL city corporafon7 The people Of
NoISn Memphis are unwilling 70 be taxed be-
g9l1 taeir means 70 contribute 20 the luxury
sanct street, aud viii require that the re-
straints Of the sixty-nfth and seventiefb So
tons Of the city Charter be enforced by inc
mayor OF a CITY. N. b. n.
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This announcement is enough to give any
one hope. Who can tell what Door fellow
may be enriched by this2 II one fails 10 AXE
that magnificent pile Of i've thousand two
dollar bills, he may succeed in getting the
next best thing-One thousand nye-dOllar bills.
That would be q very pretty Pile Of money 10
get coming on the winter. Only think Of the
big sea-coal fires, and the hot punches and the
slippered ease that would result the dark
nights OF December and January. Within
our extensive range OF acquaintance we
don't know a man who would turn up his pro-
ooscls At nye thousand dollars.
NOW Is the time 70 risk the getting Of a for
tune by the outlay Of five dollars. The Agri-
cultural Association positively announce that
the drawing VIII take place on the twenty
seventh Of this month at Cochran Hail.
Money Is now becoming as loose as ashes"
and everyone Will be investing a tribe
% secure 50 much, hence there does not
seem % be a doubt, but the wholes sum Will be
distributed in three days after the drawing.
The wheel OF fortune viii be turned on
"wednesday, and surely before the following
sunday morning the winners OF the prizes
VIII have them in their pockets. All the
previous draWings that were made by the in
stItutlOn gave unlimited satisfaction every
one got what they won promptly and no
questions asked. Il VIII be the same this time,
Those who make combinations win fare toler-
ably we'll. II a set OF gentlemen should pur-
chase shundred tickets and win the ten thou
sand there would DO a handsome distribution
among them. There Is one thing certain, tina
some lucky fellow Will be made rich BY it;
who Is Il 10 be9
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All the cases on yesterday calendar were
disposed OF on the call. The jury had not
agreed upon a verdict in the Bretzman case
up 10 the hour Of adjournment. To-day the
followtng cases are Tor trial, viz; 1901, John
son, Htrsh q Co. vs. Corona ct al; 1887, Hyatt
4 Odell, use, vs. Megtbbon; lex, Roper vs.
Dickinson. W & Co 60 al; l6sS, Union and
Planters' Bank vs. Day 1873, Manhattan Bank
Us LaTkiu; 1913, President and directors OF
Bank OF Tennessee VS. Huiburt; 1874, Peele &
Go W. Wiggs; lsl5, Flcman & Co vs. Cobb; 1916,
Jordan d Lehman vs. McNulty 1915, SchilletO
& 90 VI Griesbaber; 1919, Cnrmack VS. Miller
a Plmm: $50, Williams a Jet vs. Brown ct
ais; 1871, Brown vs. Medley et az 1873, johnson,
Hirsh a % VS. Partee q HarbeTt; 1859, Crafts
man Life Assurance Company vs. Ainslie and
others; 1881, CarmaelI, administrator, VS. d G
Gross: 1884, Camp h Co vs. McKeou, ~eKecutriN;
ls8, Crawford vs. Memphis and Louisville
railroad 1881, Clark vs. Jefferson 1888, Farga-
son & Clay VS. Harvey; 1870, FriersOn & Co VS.
-IOwensfein, + & Co: 1871, Hubbard vs. Wig
gins; 1850, Jones vs. Williams; 1888, JamisOn
~ Howell; lsS, Jamison vs. Howell; 1877,
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company VS.
Plummer; 1873, Meyer vs. Sbctwell; 1855, Pet
UipreW vsThielman 4 Galsmnn; 1854, Page &
WiFEs vs. SohOolheld & Ii 1885, Peterson vs.
Errnf4nn.
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ST. SOCIETY.
Election Of officers FOR the Ensuing
Year.

At the regular meeting Of the st. Andrew
Society last night, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing year:
President-COlOnel q. W. Alexander.
First MISREPRESENTATION Wylie.
second Nice-President-H. T. TOmlinsOn.
Physician-Dr. F. L. sim.
treasurer. y. Campbell.
Secretary. G.. Forbes.
Librarian-D. T.. Goldsmith.
Board Of Managers-E. L. Topp, James McTn-
tosh, A. II. Douglass, II. Lemon, Alexander
The Society is in dne condition, and prepa-
alton are already being made for their cele-
bratiOn Of st. Andrews Day, which takes
place on the thirtieth Of this month.
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been counted, which give Greeley a net
majority Of 4e93, Grapt's net majority,
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Exhibitors at the Exposition WHo
irish notices Of their
6o0ds on exhibition can leave their
orders at .HaHSford'S newsstand,
IN the Exposition BuiLdine.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

is has been stated from the first
day Of the publication of the
SUIDAT APPEAL, 1t is q dis
HRct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted in it IN
Jess specially ordered and paid
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streets yesterday, where he met many OF his
old friends. He thinks he has gained about
twenty pounds Of hesh, and attributes IL 10
the fine sport lac has had FOR the past month
or So nshing and hunting in Arkansas.
The "cut' in rail rates from 81. Louis meu-
divide the freight ordered by several of our
largest merchants, who viii have half shipped
by rail and nalf by boat.
A Telegram TO Captain Lightburne states
that the Jennie Howell passed JacksOnpOrt
yesterday morning for this city.
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The Vote in the County Not An IN YET
c~oIIierViIIe 10 be Heard Frsm.

Tit following additional returns from ths
county were A TO the sheriff yesterday
The result Of course, remaining unchanged
Except tnaI There appears to be " more OF the
EIGHTH DISTRICT WYTHE DEPOT.
Greeley, 90; Grant Is; Brown, 81; Freeman.
"a Z neetham, rs Johnson, OF Maynard, "a
Haynes g. Lewis, 74i Smith, 30f McKenna, "a
King, 9i Lacey II; Crews s., Leake, s..
Greer, 81; Haynes H0; Earris, 81; Cannon
81 Uyerton, l05s berbiere, 81; Williamson, %,
muLNlhlhr % BrOwn, 70. Ward, %; Eldridge
81 Boyd a Total vote, IG5.
NINTH DISTRICT FIsHERvILLEa
Greeley, &C; Grant, s8; Brown, s.: Freeman,
- Cheatham, 81; johnson, II; Maynard, 81,
Haynes, So; Lewis, 50; smith, 81. McKsnna
-: King, q; Lacey, 50; Crews IS; Lea Ike, II
Greer, g; HAYNES, Id; Harris, IS: Cannon,
s.; Oyerton, l3S; hsrbiere, 90; Williamson, 81
Muly1htll, 81; Brown, %; Ward, 80; Eldridge,
81 Boyd, 80, Total vote, 1853.
NINTH DISTRICT DELANEYfS STORE}.
Greeley, 50; Grant, Ia2: Brown, 20; Freeman,
~; Cheatham, Y; Johnson, 4 Maynard, l2
Haynes, ~ Lewis, ~ smith, Is; Mckenna,
49, King, 81: Lacey, 80 Crews, 80; Leake,
ISL Greer, IS; Haynes, 2si Harris, az; Gam
mon, g.; OvertOn, 2G; Barber, Gi William
son., l3; Mulvihill, IA: Brown, IA; Ward,
10; Eldridge, 6s; Boyd, l42. Total vote, 2l2.
The following is the vote Of COvingtou, Tip
ton county: Grant, 30I; Greeley, 80, Freeman,
-: Brown, Sd johnson, ~; Chestham, lS;
Maynard, ~; Haynes, as; Lewis, 81; Smith,
3ssi Num-, So Cummins, 4O4; Brodnax, $50.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility in their
various forms, preventive against fever
and ague and other Intermittent fevers,
the " FerrO-P hOsphorated Elixir of Ca
lisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard &
CO., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
ering from feyers or sickness. It has no
eOual.
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D. G. & II. NJ. L0EwENsTINE,
Southern Palace, S2 Main street, three door
north OF Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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sac o. EXCHANGE.

TRACT OF LAND-Wem improved, with
good improvements and in a high state
or cultivation, situated on the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, farty-tour miles
from Memuhis. and near a nag station.
II viii be sold low for cash or exchanged
Tor property in the Mississippi bottom
For particulars
apply 20
40 ANnEIZ0M a
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THE WEATHER.

From the Signal Bureau, Irving Block
Special Probabilities for Memphis during
the Exposition
WAsHINGToN, November :, 80 p.m.-PrOb-
ahlyi clear weather and northeriy winds win
prevail II Memphis tomorrow, the ighth In
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LOCAL ETEEEB.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertsOn's IS Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, briekIayer, 234 Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No Oil Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ISrANrs, French Lid shoes- a lnta ~ % cents.
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THOSE who suffer from nervous
irritations, itching uneasiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an enfee-
bled and disordered state Of the system,
should take Ayers Sarparilla, and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the Turk
ing distemlser that undermines the
health, and the constitutional vigor viii
return.
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LAW RECORD.

First ChaaeeEy COurt-Mergan, Chan.
ceIlOr.
Motions viii be heard to-day.
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ChancerH Sale Of Real Estate,

No. 1854, N. R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county.-RObert Searcy ct al. vs.. Elvira e.
Searey ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause February
2, 1857, and renewed October Il, 1872, / will sell
At public auction, to the highest bidder, in
front OF the Clerk and Masters ONCE, Green
law Opera House, Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, December z, 1872,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, Ituated in Memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit: Lot No. ous () las dssig-
mated on a certain plan filed hereinJ: Begin
ming l3 feet north Of The Intersection Of the
west side Of Main street with the north side
of Linden street; thence north with the west
side Of Main street . feet 10 a tweivc-fOOt
alley; hence wesb with the south side OF said
alley l5 feet; thence south parallel with Main
street3 feet thence east Is feet to the point
Of beginning on Main street.
Terms Of S~ale-Jne-thlrd ga cash; balance
In six and twelve months; purchaser 10 exc
cute notes, with approved security, bearing
interest from date; lien to DO retained until
same are paid. This November 5, ls72.
Il. A. OLE, Clerk and Master.
Daaohnr = RalRhQr. AffnrRaVQ NOT
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sPECTACLES.
Improve Year sightI
THE CRESCENT sPECTACLEs.

NOW offered z 10 the Public,
J. . =: J. J. ]: =: =. =. J; J. J. 81 6 ] !. !. J. ]. !. !. !. ). J. !. !. !. I.
IN are superior ~ to ali Oruinary
Spectacle s. he q P o
ground with great care and
are free from AL Imperfect
ion and impur- iues-kor clear
ness an q DIS ~ unctne2s OF VI
sion they are uni 1ruds MnrN nvaled. None
be without them. they
are mounted in steel, shell, huDber ana Gold
Frames, and are manufactures expressly Tor,
and sold in Memphis only, by
r. ID. BARN UNI C. CO.
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
~ None genuine without the trade mark
On every par oc4 cod
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ECONOMY-FOr gentlemen to send their
Iall and winter clothing to be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
ER, 24G Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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OUT.

INFANTS French kid Shoes. A lot At d2 cent
at Menken Bros.
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EHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hans0n's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARs.
A Few Reflections On thu Subject ef
Drawing = Fortune az a AIap.v

There is sn old song entitled "A thousand
a-year. which expresses the yearntng a tired
out and mpecunlOus soul after a competen-
cy in the shape Of "a thousand a year, in q
truly philOsOphic manner. what a man Z
would be and sights I would see II I
had but a thousand a year" There is no per-
son who would refuse investing i've dollars in
3 chance 70 get one hundred hundred dollar
bills planked down II he won. Two hundred
and nIty dollars would be enough to make
any poor fellow feel stiff IN the upper lip.
Though given much 70 phiIOsophtc reflections
ourselfi and also OF a pious turn, we should
moi despise such q pile OF g-reenbHeks as Ave
hundred tWenty-dOliar bills would make.
Being in the habit Of lingering our dime pieces
unul they are nearly worn away, rather than
lay them out on apples or peanuts, the hrm
consistency Of three or four bulky handgfull
Of uen-dollar bills would have a decidedly ex-
hilerating effect on the constitution that Is
within Us. II would be equal % hying a month
In the Colorado garden OF the gods" or
thinking champagne. one thousand ten
dollar bills make a very pretty pile, certainly.
properly invested that much money would
bring IN an Income sufficiently large 20 sup
port a small economical family and have IA
little TO spare.
Ten thousand one-doIar bills would serve as
the basis OF a colossal fortune. In three gen
erations II would build up a proud aristocratic
house. The winner Of that much mons
might consistently aspire 20 the Presidency.
He might open \ store, he might purchase a
farm, he might run a steamboat or a Rfn-miil
II he were 50 Inclined.
We were lea into this happy train OF redec-
HA1A ny AlAAAAE AAAH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN the DH-
per yesterday morning
FOURTH GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DIS
TRIBUTION
o. twenty-seven thousand nine hundred and
MY dollars, in three hundred and sixty-seyen
cash premiums. Having been postponed by
the following resolution OF the Board OF Df-
~rectOrs, at a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
society, held on the evening Of the twenty
eighth ultlmo, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted, viz:
Res0iuod, That in view OF the intense strin-
OF h~nanc affairs throughout the
country at the present time, and It's legitimate
effect upon the sale OF tickets in our Annual
Distribution, advertised to take place on the
last day Of the Fair, a postponement be made,
and the drawing Of the same take place on
wednesday November 9th, next; by which
arrangement We viii not be forced to adopt
the only alternative left Us or scaling dow
premiums to the number OF certificates
sold.
The drawing viii positively take place on
wednesday, November 9th, at Cochran Hall.
commencing at ten o'clock In the ornin
Ihree undred and sixty-seven cash pre-
as follows:
cash premium sI0 Oo0
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PITrsBUR0, November 9.-The Mo-
nougahela river is rising, with 6 feet 8
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PERSONAL.

MAthlAOAY-A young wiaowcr OF high
~ social position, temperate and energetic.
Le-le 20 correspond with a nnmber Of young
49, e4ecti matrtmOnv. Address. ID sim
ceElty ana confidence. CHARLIE STERLING.
care Of Appeal odlce. ~
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BARGAINS WILL BE THE RULE.

aud other FINE GOODS.
prices viii tell,p and we can assure
the public that
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RENT OR EASE

COMMERCIAL HOTEL-CorDer Front ans
y JEFFERSON streets, for lease. Possession
lrst OF February. Apply %
JOSEPH i. ANDREWS,
oc4 NO. "a frout stresL. up-siaiTa.
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Trunk Factory.

CELLS RETAIL, AND AT WHOLESALE
- specially,
lower than any House In THIS City,
and as low "a any factory elsewhere.
ocls 1. HAPPEK, $50 Main street..
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BAUM, POTOMAC,

n@ The large frst- ~
~H(-Hciass side wheel t<n1@&N
paszengr
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LOST.

lOG-White and lemon setter dog. Twenty
u ave dollars viii be paid Il delivered 81
Titus Co, jefferson street, OF 70 VIM. Bow 1s
6 Son. Union street. ocL4
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STRAYED.

oh-rI ON o mulberry street. on Sun
brand marked 81 -" AuberaT rew7ri
viii b. paid lor his delivery 10 the above 40
dress. nos
RTAHE-s25 EEWARD-From Brsekeuis
vi stable one black mare, about 49,
hands hagh- white on her right hind foot
anu no shoes on her hind ieeL. The above
reaard Wiu be paid fr her return 20
nos kkACkETTE STABLE.
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SALE OF FINE fURs.

Alarge lot OF extra fine Hudson bay sables,
mink and ermlne furs; also Greabe sets, at
very low prices, OF Menken Bros.
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VETERINARY.

W~FrFRfNARY-Fou can have your sick
and lame animals properly treated BY DR..
PaLT-N. s., az Bracket q Co.'S, No. 81 Sec
80 efraet. uO5
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IHE ladies Of Ike Chelsea. Cumberland
Presbyterian Church Will hold a festival 10.
night for the benefit Of their church, az the
residence recently occupied by Dr.. Brown,
situated on Fifth, between Keel and Looney
streets. The cars pass the place.
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FURs. FURS.

The attention Of the ladies' Is called 70 The
great bargains IN fine furs-mink. ermine and
hudson bay sables - offered at Menkeb
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ELEGANT French kid shoes al low prices
every pair warranted crstUmsIuade, At Men
keu Bros.
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creased poles and things and depart to-
day, to be followed by q worthy success
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CINCINNATI & MEMPHIS


HENRY A. JONES, ANDREW ACKLEY,
c. q. PEAHCE, John q. AcHAM,
JOHN WCODBURN.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOARD-Au elegant front room with board
ID al ~ Adams street; also, day hoarler
This is one 81 the most desirable places n fbe
city. nos
DOO3fs AND BOARD-For gentlemen. al
II u Monroe street. mo-
DOARDLNG-Front rooms and board a. no
ID Second street. oCc)
DOOMs AND BOARD-A suite u rooIns,
III WITH bosrd, q 70 Madison- ocl6
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FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES,

ESPECIAL BARGAINS
will be offered in
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PM Amin, Celeste, mary Boyd, Pink varbl


The river is now stationary opposite the
city and stands seventeen inches above the
lowest mark Of last season, and viii probably
begin 10 rise slowly to-day. Above here there
is full six feet over the bars to Cairo, and from
there to 81. Louis there is five and a half feet,
teen-iDch rise at the latter place during the
past two days. caused by a slight swell from
the lower Missouri. Tile Mississippi above
Alton improves very slowly, but there Is now
enough water above the keOkuk Rapids fof
IighU-draught boats, and they are again being
placed in commission. The Ohio has a fair
stage all the way 70 P%fttsburg, but Is declining
at Louisville and above. The Arkansas is
again down TO about sixteen inches at Rob
Roy, and White river thirty inches at Little
Lsland. The weather Yesterday was quite cool.
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The tri-weeky passenger packet Phil Allin,
Captain stack Lee, leave this evening at I'VE
O'Clock for Friars Point and Che usual way
landings. Messrs. Gray and Cannon are here
clerks.
The United States mail packet G.. W. Cheek
leaves this evening at i've O'Clock for Friars
Point and all the way landings. Captain
Malone commands, and Robert Wildberger
and Charley Jackson are her clerks.
The Frank Forrest, Captain Sexton, will
back out at i've o'clock this evening from the
foot OF Union street for Fulton n intsrmedi-
ate plantation landings.
The United States mail and passenger steam
er A. j. White, in command Of Captain Mark
Cheek, leaves this afternoon at five o'clock for
Napoleon and all the bend landings. B.. p.
Fields, William Smithersa and Charles Sharpe
her popular secretaries.
The II. 81. Shreve leaves this afternoon az
five o'clock, in the Anchor Line, for Cairo, st.
and all way landings, making direct
connections at the points named with the
trains for the North, East and West.
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SILKS, BRoCHE sHAwLs, FURs,
SILK VELVET CLOAKS,
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has Go
dey and PeteTsOn's for November; also,
all the leading late publications from ali
sources.
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at The University Of oxfoTd, E1SiaRd. q
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The dispatches received by Signal-OmeI
Rhode last night, report a two-inch rise al
Davenport, one inch at Cairo, nine inches AT
IT. Louis, making in all seventeen inches rise
there, and two inches at Nicksburg. A decline
of one inch is also reported at -. Paul., one
inch at Pittsburg, twelve inches at Cincinnati,
four at Louisville, three inches each at Shreve-
port and Nashville, and two inches at New
Orleans. The water-leyel at ST. Paul is three
feet seven inches above low water mark, at
Davenport one foot and ten inches, at Cairo
three feet seven inches, at st. Louis seven feet
two inches, at Pfttsburg four feet two inches,
at Cincinnati ten feet seven inches, at Louis
Vile five feet eight inches, at Vicksburg one
foot six inches, at Shreveport seventeen inch
es, and at Nashville three inches.
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sTEAMBoATs.
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hNILEMEN who wish TO dress ele-
angy, and at the same lime save money,
should 90 at once to Waggener's, 3I75
Main street. He is doing c. o. d. bust
sess-no bad debts; small profits.
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DE- j. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe stJi
administers CONDENSED Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteeth