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up In stage-irick and business, dresses In good
taste and with some approach TO historic sc-
curaoy, plays her part with as muen
force as her paystqms VIII permit, and reads as
well a. very defective organ viii allow. IN
the climax IN tho third act she struggled
against these defects. and proved herself pos
seeseSsed Of an admirable conception OF her
part. She may Improve on THIS When me
WEAKNESS Of travel has given place 70 rest
Know. IA a good actor. samson" IS his
best part. He seems TO have TAX en-
bold Of It Is upon ns s ;s 5ai gre n
IA II es Salvini f.. but he passes me boundary
line OF s'respeetahle." and sOmetimas rises 70
the point OF real art arresti ug the attention OF
his audience ard holding them almost as in q
spell until. his cuimination reached thew re-
lax With him from highly wrought
tens on OF passionate feeling Whetber
he modelled after saiyini or not We
cannot say, but we do know that he
makes a samson which viii serve as until
better appears. II Il a character well made
up physically, and cos-umed faith ully and,
taken altogether, = cred table 70 the ACTOR.
10 Il a character vel worth seeing; one that
VIII stand for a portrait, and serve the pur-
pose, pefhsps. Of revivtng an interest Ia
tbs dramatic passages OF The Book.
II is put upon the stage very credit
ably, as well IN point Of dressing a. scenery
and effects. Butone thing we must fad fault
with IS a painful, a sometimes eXcruciating
defect, and thst is the music. Especially
during the performance we could dispense
with It as an offsnse against he play and
players, as wei IS the audience. almost IN
pardouabte. Samson again tonight. Let
there be a crowded house.
abe Calico Ball Tonight.
Tonight the grand calico ball for the
benefit OF st. Lazarus church vii be given at
the Peabody hotel. This entertainments is IN
der the management of citizens who are too
veil known 70 require any Endorsement a. to
the success that viii attend their efforts to
render this ball one OF the most agreesble and
pleasant that the elite OF Memphis has ever
enjoyed. The best music in the city has been
engaged. Ladies viii wear calico dresses, do
nestle rucnings and gingham sashes. q ~
tlemen a-e expected to wear calico cravsts
and other plain ornament ss may be dictated
BIZ simplicity OF taste.
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COLUMBUS.
Celebrations OF the Discovery OF AmeTi-
ca By ans ISaiiRu Citizens
Of Memphis.

Yesterday the Societd di UfliOne ,
FrGtellGazd HGIidna celebrated the three
hundred and eighty-second anniver
By Christopher Columbus, IN al ap
prOpriate and impressive manner. In The
forenoon the members OF the society
headed by It's marshals, Captain James Bod
nell and Captain has. GalnnA, a 81 uad OF
police, and Arnold's band, paraded the prin-
ctpal streets OF the city, the rear of the pro-
cessiOn being closed by carriages containing
It. Andrews lciety. AfIer the parade, the
members OF the society, with Its invited
guests, among whom we're the Officers OF the
II. Andrews and other organizations, repair
ed 70 their hall on second street, near Court,
where the virtues and memory Of the great
discoverer were reeounted in Oratory and
pie gzd in sparkling cham payne.
President A. B Vaccaro, in few remarB 5
said that they would recommend to the next
legislature of Tennessee the propriety OF maE-
ing the anniversary OF Americas discovery q
state holiday. They would then recommend
70 congress the prOpriety OF maklug II q
national holiday, aud hoped all OF the civic
societies OF the land would join them IN their
Efforts 10 secure such.
President Vaccaro then introduced Colonel
n. Z. TomllnsOD, president OF the st. = u
drew's society, who made short and appro-
D late address. HI Endorsed the me hure pro-
posed by Mr.. Naccaro and hoped TO see us
early accomplish ment.
EI-Mayor Lofiand, AIR Podesta, Major
Fred. r. Brennan, Mr.. Joe MontedOnicO,
and others, also made addresses. MI Mon
uedonicO gave a suecinct, historical account
OF the lifeof Columbus and his discovery OF
america. The speech was fElI Of interesting
features, snd was well received Major Brsn-
nan made quite leng by address, IN which
be recOunted The great achievements ana
praised the many VI tues thai characterized
the renowned mariner, who crossed the track
le sea and gave 10 the world a new auc mag
nlficent land, which has become the empirt
Of civilization, art aud great ness.
Alter the Conclusion OF the speeches by the
above gentlemen. Sig. Brizzolsr made few
IN Italian respecting the life and dis
coverfes Il columbus, who was one Of The lev
that believed the world TO be round.
The day was celebrated IN a manner well
worthy the name Of the great discOvereT,
whose countrymen heie, as elsewhere, still
love 70 d. honor 70 his memory and perpetu-
ate his deeds.
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Personal.

Mr.. LEO ERLICHE, general Missouri
AGENT FOR the North wesfern mutual life In
surance company, Of Milwaukee, is visiting
his Mem phis friends, and VIII remain few
days.
DR. J. d. WHITE snd bride, nee Miss
Hosyins, reached home sunday. TIL newly
welded par have rec lived the cougratula-
lions O. numerous friends who wish them a
bright a "a cl0odless future.
Mr.. 3. J. JONES, Of the Minona
Cliss.) AdU0ucc Is vi -itins The city, and viii
remain until after the opening OF The EXPOSE
lion The AdUaHce Is an excellent RdverJIsiu z
M dIuuo, aud should receive attention from
The Memphis merchants
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Month esident Notice.

No. 1913 In the Second Chancesy Court Of
shelby county. lennessee--J. H. Mcclellan
w. Mrs Naomi Jones ct al.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn 10
4 in this cause thai the DEFENDANTS, NJ. L.
Jones, ~. p. Jones James Z Jones M. Ida
Tchin aud Henry rOOiu, are residents o. ar
kansas, zrs. MOllie Hart and George Hart are
residents Of Texas, ami that they are ala nom
re- ident OF the state OF enneSsee;
Ii Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse OF the second
Chancery Court, In the city OF Memphis, Tenn +,
on or before the first Monday ID November,
1915, and plead, answ r or demur 90 complain
ants bill, or the same Will be taken for con-
fesSod as TO them aud set for hearing exparte,
and that n copy or this order be published
once a week, for fOur successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This SepteTn Der l9, 1854.
ii. d. L. STEW A ~, Clark and Master.
By Geo. Malleey, ID. Z and 81
Humas 4 Poslon, soils. for semplt. tu
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STOLEN

fIS REWARD-Stolen, on the oh inst, one
SiO Hight sir-wDerrv roam hurse, about 4
n o. high ear old has biRck mane and
tail, and a scar on one his hind legs: sI-O,
tire eLlsrEen ID OF the right hind ankle,
VII Oh mbk-s hun limp when trotfing. The
above reward VIII be paid T. recovery OF
same FL RAINET.
Uoldwstsr, Mlss, oct lher ! ;, pa octIs
NHt LES REWARD SIol,n from nv
IVA plsulatlon, u ar Commerce Miss. = bsy
mare mule. oTsntsu J h p on The neck; y
tlaes mare mule. vi q two white spOt- IN
tbt hip. i hands high and six years oId: and
= grey b rsr nu e. he-vy te high head, in
nne order, and shout Il hams b "a. he
gray mule - ridden on on LAST " Wednesday
ntght By small bright mulaftO n go named
John k1y. q out twenty ears old; was last
beard - Al Horn LsEe repot. on MissiSsip pi
and iEupes- ee R-ilroad. riding hurr e1 Y N
direction 81 Grsnd Junction. ! viii pay SIS
reward IOr each Of the mules
Osl3 JAMES H. POLK.
AIO s. 50 Kew A RD-Wednesdsy uight.
III from my residence. on Latham avenue,
6 large ne iron -lrsy norse, seven years o q,
abort sixteen hands high. With blue mark
on his sioe IT'S m0lns zure also hsd
sore In one OF his esIs with string IN T.; well
gaitsf. The above reward viii De aid his
recovery w kglfN y.
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HERZOG & BRO.
BEST PRINTS 10c PER YARD.
GRAND OPENING
OF new and very fashionable Dress Goods at
extremely low prices.
Bargains in Shawls and CIOaks.
Our prices now are 80 per cent. lower.
HEzZ0G q BRO.
250 Main street.
HERZOG 3 BRO.

]. @. COLLINS, dealer in choice gro
esries, canned goods, etc., viii, on Saturday,
open in connection with his grocery business,
meat department, where at all times VIII
be found the choicest beef, mutton and pork,
In fact, all that is eontsined in q drst-class
butchers stall. His motto is, and has been,
standard gnods and full weights. BIS old
customers are invited 10 call, as he conf
fore. All gpoos delivered with pr mptness,
iree OF charge. Remember the place, 800
Alabama street, junction Of Poplar
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SMOKERS will always be certain OF
dne, unadulterated, and strictly clean cigars
by buying only those made by %. Hirsch &
Co, ia Water street, New York; factory, No,
gS3. Third collection district, New York,
Every one can request TO be shown the box
and thereby ascertain the name OF the manu-
D. HIRsCH 8 co.
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GROCERs EVgkl . HERE KEEP IT.

Why? Because Dooley's Yeast Pow
der has achieved a reputation second 10 none
for strength. purity, reliability and economy.
II produces most elegant, light biscuits, rolls,
etc, and SO exact are the proportions OF each
iDgred ent that the same results follow each
time. IL permits no waste OF fiour-iS conve-
njent TO use, and the food prepared with IL la
such that 70 can be eaten and relIshed by The
most sensitive dyapeptic or invalid without
fer OF Il, igsstioD. Manufactured BY Dooley
q Brother 81 New strest, Dew York, and for
sale AZ regsn by ali groceTs
SEED Wheat sad Rye At 1868 Main
street, JAS. SUTTON 4 co,
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

Having imported large line Of silks,
We would Invite the public u examine them.
We are Offering striped silks AZ zoe, worth
81 25; also silks IN clio h shades 81 low prices,
and black silH as low aH 81 a yard. HAND
some Lyons silks, warranted. at 81 70 per yard,
MENkEN BROTHERS,.
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FINE BLACK SILKS.

A new importation Of BOnnets, Caeh-
emire. BeltSR's and PODson's Black
silks, are just opened aaG offered as
prices 90 sell, az
MENKRS BROTHERS.
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Elegant Black Silks are offered at
prices lower than ever. We would call the at
Senfion OF ladies' 10 our Black Cachemire
silks, which are war; lnfed in every respect.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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1,ur hoard nf dirnntors III - Monn-

he DuAlN % uHtcboI6 VI tlG m6fD~
phis Agricultural and Mechanical society an.
noubce, Nth regret, that The proceed real
lied from the late fair VIII pay 10 those enti-
tue operations OF the fair, less than ify per
cent They viii, therefore, pay the same
commencing Wednesday, fOu tenth instant,
at No. 4, courthouse, ons-half IN cash, and tHe
balance in certificates OF Indebted s.. which
they Will issue 20 al entitled 10 the same.
A. B. HAYNES, President.
LION TROUSDALE, secretary.
MEMPHIS. October p 1874.
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Carload new California canned fruits
and salmon, received erect from the packers
al san francisco; new, fresh and cheap.
OLIVER. FINNlE 3 co.
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BACON is held in light stocks at this
moment, but shoulders and sides in abund-
ance can be found at The store OF Estes, Fizer
& Co, Union, between Front and Main, and
there is to be had the only mess pork in stOcK
in the city.
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lISH, Fowl AND FLESH.

REEL-Foor fish, fine Norfolk oysters,
and prairie chicken for sale low. For further
Information apply 81 J. A. sIGNAIGo,
rs second street.
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BLACK SILKS.

Triton county fair, 18th, 18th and
lTth OF October.
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Il. j. MERRITT, over stewart, OOnef-
ty & Co. sis just in receipt OF large assortme'
OF frames for his Photographic work, and a =
SO 20 retail. 4 be beautiful polish and delicate
finish that his pictures have attract general
com ment. Give him cal.
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Hook & LAGRILL's celebrated Eureka
roofeoGtiBg, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. 32S second stree
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JEW CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS

SPECIAL trains, each day, to Upton
county fair, and return.
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RUAFoRD Yeast PoWders have been
used for two years b. the best people In Mem
pbis. OLIVER, FlSNLE IL co.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
DOn EsrIC AND FOREIGN BASKERE
10 PINE sTREET. NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Corr, spondeacs solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q CO..
landau
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HOSIERY, HOSIERY (.

ChIIdren's Herfn0 Hose. Cbildren's
Striped Hose, hsidreD's Cashmere
Hose. az mERKEN BR0TAkRs.
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Kew Pattern Hats.

THE -four and meal exhibited by
Nessrs. Farrow, Raines & Co., manufactured
by Messrs Murray & Brown, Of this county,
was award d the premium at our recent fair.
Messrs. Farrow, Raines * Co. keep CONSTANTS
on hand an ample stock Of each, 1t No. II
Union street.
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SIRAYRD OK STOLEN.

DAY MAkE-On FT'cby evening. DC O5e-2d
ID rom 40i Lsuderda e ~ eei, one large dark
bay mHrr, uolds her tail 10 one side IN Lravt l.
ing. liberal reward viii Dc given for her
return 10 40i LsudrTdale street. oc7
II q aSE One large rOau hOrse, about six.
IL teen hands high, black name aud tail
scar under lett eye. A IDe al reward wi be
raid Tor his return 10 corner OF South street
and hayburn avenue.
O,6 KENNEDY 4 ROUSsEAUX.
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COKE, COKE, COKE.

TIPToN is the only county outside of
shelby which holds a fair this fall. Go TO It,
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WE defy competition in signs. both
in execution, durability, dispatch and prices.
HOOK & LAGhILL, S25 Second street
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TBE MEMPHIs STEAM DYEISe

200 5 pound Jars butter, extra.
OLIVER. FINNIE & co.
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Lay in coke while it is cheap. Foi
sale by all the coal dealers and the gas com.
many
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RUMFORD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction In Memphis for two years.
OLIVER, FlNNIE q co.
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puuilc gNin1Olll aliaIt mas 81 -
Washington, is the prisate opinion OF hum
dreds Of Republican leaders who have not the
courage 10 give tongue to their though Is
Look back no farther than the de-
Eeiopments Of the last congreEs-at the
So, i5-.rr, fra1de x-alrh hruughf M afher
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ALL parties wishing to visit the Mem
phis Indastria Exposition, on THURSDAY mex {,
on railroads. VII be charged special rates. II
IS expected 10 be y gTrand affair, and rlii be
an. tadueemsEt for those ssiiiDg - visit.
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EstatabIishment, 81 Madison street, is
open tor the fall season. Best work, at prices
70 suit the times.
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An upprincipled firm have recently
been copying our advertisements entire, with
the single exception OF substituting their
name IN place Of ours. The Imposition al
though weil-calculated TO deceive your Gus.
on your part to see that DuoLEY's YEAST Pow
DER Is the one they are searching for. While
the action Of the party only adds further ies-
unony 70 the popularity Of our yeast powder,
We deem this eau ton necessary, not only for
your protection, bur that Of the Gu sfomer.
6OOLET Z BRO1 BEL
~ New street, New Yas,k,
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NOTICE TO GROCERs.

RUMFORD Yeast Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being full weight and
good, OLIVER, FINNIE q co
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EXHIBITORS are earnestly requested
ta send in their goods, wares, fixtures, etc.
The Hail is ready tod ~.
II. hAINER, Superintendent.
nntnhar q III
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SCHOOLBOYS'
e L . T H 1 n q !

SCHOOLBUYS' EVERYDAY SUITS,
SCHOOLBOYS' EVERYDAY SUITS,
SCHOOLBOYS' EVERYDAY SUITS,
Schoolboys' Second Best suits
Schoolboys' Second-Best Suits
SchoolbOys' Seeond-Best suits
SCHOOLBOTS' STYLISH DRESS SUITS,
SCHOOLGIRLS STYLISH DRESS SUITS,
SCHOOLGIRLS STYLISH DKESS SUITS,
Suits and Fall Overcoats for all the boys.
Suits and Fail Overcoats for all the men.
Suits and Fall Overcoats for all the youths.
Al Prices that cannot be competed with
by any other establishment.
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CONTINUED ONE DAY MORE

Additional novelties received yesterday, and
~ one case more Of
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SPROULE & MCCOVN.
24l AND 24s MAIN STREET, COB. JEFFERSON.
CLOTHING!
Visitors and citizens are Invited to Carefully
inspect our Stock.

The stagnatioa business in the Eastern markets
PURCHASES under the most favorable conditions and
enables offer goods exceptionally
Low Prices.
We have deferred announcing the arrival Of NEW
GOODS until entire stock in and arranged
exhibition. We prepared with a large and
any market embracing article for gentlemans
complete outfit.
Our stock GentIemens Clothing Fall
Winter in medium goods. Far SURPRISES fit,
style and make anything offered by heretofore We
Manufacture stock. nay manufacturing
ORer extra Inducements In prices.
LARGE-SIEE CLOTHING 4 SPECIALITY
Asxandre COuyisers Gents Kids 81 per pair
Reyners Dog and CalEskin Gloves at 81 per pair.
English half Hose, at 80 per dozen.
Extra English half Hose at 81 per dozen.
Sin good shirts for $I2.
Six extra Shirts for $l5.
Six best N. Y. Muslin Shirts SIS
Shaker Flannel Canton Flannel Scotch Domestic Nern0
Underwear, Reduced twenty per cent.
Cartwright Warmers White Scarlet Underwear and 6head
Silk Underwear, at Grestly Reduced Prices.
200 Business COsOf broken suitsOf English French Amer
CaSsimeres, at $40, worth SlS to $50.
100 Fall OyereOats at s12, worth $50.
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one fine Top Buggy, one Stop Wa y. hne
once and bedroom Furniture, aii.i otf 81 prop
erty belonging 10 the estate OF ,'la. AlilGr.
Also, nine years least Of Star stable.
BY order q. A. ANDERSON, Ern'r.
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EDGEEORTH SCHOOL,
@ Mount Vernon Place,
RALrIMnRE. HaRYaAHn.

THE Twelfth Annual Session of this English
and Freu Oh Boarding and Day school fol
Young Ladies' will reopen on THURSDAY
I7th OF September. For circulars address
anag cod Mrs. b. p. LlsFEBVR s. PRINCIPAL.
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CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable.
HOOK & LAGRILL, 326 Second street.
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a COMPLETE new and elegant line Of
Window Shades Just rece' we'd, and or sale
CHEAP BY Hook & laCfrilI, G56 Second street.
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,TTEND Fobertson'a Business Collsg,
FRPSH nysTPRS avn FISH

Fresh supplies Of these luxuries re-
ceived daily per express by ]. A. SignaigO, 27s
Second street.
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TO EXCHANGE.

DROPKRTY-f irst-clasS improves residence
property; efgnt Ehorsand dollarst one
Ourfh IN money, on tins; balance IN other
property. Address NAY, Appeal 9 lice
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ELEGANT DRESS GOODs,LOW PRICES

zoe 5-pound jars butter, extra.
OLIVER, FTNNIE & co.
ELEGANT DRESS GO0DS,LO PRICES
Menken Brothers announce the sale
| OF new STYLES dress goods, bought since the re-
| cent decline in pTlcss. ! aides have now an
opportunity 70 get cheap aud handsome
JAMES ERNEST PERRING has resumed
his lessons. Apply at HouenbeFg's music
store, Clark's marble block.
$40 to $1,000 invested in stocks and gold
pays2 per ct a month. Send for particulars.
| Iumbudge Co., Bankers, Wall It, y. y.
STEAMB0ATS.
BOrs UAIgO AND 81. La,i
aomphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
| For Hickman, Columbus. Csiro and 81. Eooia.
steamer CAPITAL CITY, =
Jas: on nj; =. N n, ',s[er Z,
eup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
| sesnphis and 81. Aouas PscIzes s,om5sssas
| FOR Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and 81. Louis
Steamer CITY OF HELENA,
Leaves THIS DAY. Oct. i5ih, a q.
sup't Mississippi River Elevator COMPANY
FOR vICKsBuk0
Neuphts and 50. zoais PneRst Company
Z. =. Mail LINE.
For Helena, Chicot, Greenviile, Vicksburg
ard way Landings.
Steamer ST. GEsNGVIEVE,
George IL ils Ter =
Leaves THIS DAY, Oct. 18th, at 70 am.
! Al. sGOIsEa,
Sup't mississippi River Elevator Company
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet co.,. 3
Mail Line.-FOr Augusta, JacksODpOrt and
/ all Way Landjn q on White River.
str. Nary Boyd, -
John b. elliott. master u, Il. sullivan lerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY, oct. l4th, az pm.
GLENN q WIN son, agents,
oel3 NhartboaI, .Got % court
FOR FRIARS POINT.
For b lena, FYiars Point and Way Landings.
The elegant passenger steamer
PHIL ALsAEN, ssST-cs
Lee............ master ee.......------- clerk
IL leave on her 1rst trip as above
kRlDA4, Octob 10Th. az 5 m oell
OHEsK LINE.
Memphis and Vicksburg Packet Company
For helena, Frtars Point and the Bends--U.
5. Mail TO Napoleon
EspE CHECOE.
Illinois. eSg-N
Mark X. Cheek .......-....... master.
Leaves + TUESDAYS ana SAL g i&DA1r =, . p m.
kOE NAPOLEOS.
A. d. White, ssEzS
George Malone. Illt-teT.
Leaves MONDAYS and tn q RSDAYS, 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or "
Axe A OK 4 ny Front street
FOh new OELE.ANs.
Regular Msmpbis aud new OfIea3s
PaekeI for the season.
Str. BELLE LEE...............J. +. Hicks, master
This elegant steamer viii leave al
as above ssE4Saks.zzsts
THURSDAY, october Is, at p.iH.
For freight or passage apply 70
]. T. WASHINGrOH. agent, 10 Madison St J
The BELLS LEE VIII pay particular atten- !
ton to an WAY aud bend businl s., and asks |
liberal share OF the patronage 80 generously I
besfO ed I'm DAYS 20 G Dv. ser
Randolph. Fulton. sBsces.is snd John !
soa's Landing semi-W eekty sLss-
Frank Forrest, - |
o. X. JOpiln.... nnssJe j. ". RhOdes.......cisrh /
VIII leave every MONDAY ana FRIDAY |
making ali The coast findings.
For freight OF pasSa 20 aDniv board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13

A Ii Cotton or other Produce consigned TO
~ as insured. unless otherwise instructed.
BacafnR Rome and other Suppises furnished
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13

IF you want a hydrsnt, street-washer,
or plumbing Of any kind. you can get It ST
Brownies, Is jefferson street where You are
sure to be suited in style and price.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13

BacO Tobacco Raggng Ties Etc. complete
net b. advances Cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13

Just received, etc.,