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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Board.

90 Baltimore A 4
J 4Oj Audes AZ, AZ
go Cosmopolitan 4214
% Crown Point 24I, "a $50
% Globe 95c
80 Imperial 90. 95s
80 Julm Con So, so
go Lady Bryan 971Ia, 50
100 Leo soc
81 New York 81, 81
- Mint 45c
10 Mexican 2lh, 2l5l, 2lA, 21I
100 North San Francisco 75c
A0j Leviatbau Is h5. 120c
100 Ophlr 62, 6211s So, GO, G4H
80 sierra Nevada Is
100 North Carson zoe
80 Silver Hill 0
$50 Uuion 81
30 Original Gold Hill IA
800 Prospect AZ. ~
800 Woodyiile 22s
20 Golden Chariot
100 New oso 251
lS5 ella 81
1915 Mansfield 75c, 721sc, 75c b5, so
b5
125 Lady Washington 81
100 Ida Gilmore
70 Meadow Valley 3I, 80, 81.
so Leopard 10
so Wells Fargo 22c
20 jefferson 5 Il
100 Pacific | Il
500 Oakland Con IA
This MORNINGS Board.
'2020 Ophir GA, 6i1s. ca. 6311, 63
1850 Mexican 2l11s, q
375 Gould II Curry 1917
155 Savage SO, "a
40 Best Il Belcher 40
20 Chollar 10
SO Hale q Norcross 43
450 crown Point "a
/ 10 Yellow Jacket sc
$40 Imperial l0a
so Empire 8
10 Alpha 10
260 Belcher 10
100 Con Virginia 800, 304, 305, 3O2L,
90 Utah Ii
$50 Baltimore 81
30 Caledonia IL
100 Confidence II
100 Sierra Nevada 1917
S25 California 500, CO.,
80 0vermaD 46
1870 Justice 321I
lC0 Succor =
AS Lady Byron 95c
go Union ., 90. "a
1876 Julia 8
2l0 Woodvillle 2
90 New York 21I, "a
900 Dayton
1915 Silver Hill So
700 Lady Washington 3, b5,
100 Occidental "a
100 Morning Star 81
100 Sheridan 75c
100 Florida
20 Prospect >
$50 Wells Fargo 25c
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-05

GRAPES AND APPLES. Charley Wright
informs us that q grape vine, planted
by him near his old residence, in Hum
boidt canyon, several years ago, bore
fifty pounds of grapes this season.
Some apple trees set out by him at the
same place and time, bore considerable
fruit this season. The trees and vine
receive no attention, AS there is nobody
living at the place, yet without irriga-
ton or cultivation they appear to be
doing we'll.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-05

THROUGH RATES. - A schedule of
special through freight tariff. from the
large cities east of the Missouri river
to Winnemucca, has been received by
w. FL. WEIGH. station agent here. The
tariff Is made on g.eenback basis.
Under the arrangement, freight may
be shipped from Chicago or st. Louis.
or the several cities of the Atlantic
States direct to Winnemucca, instead
of going to Sacramento and back, as
was the rule until recently. All infor-
nation as to rates may be had upon
application at the railroad office here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

member of the Democratic executive
committee from the eighth ward by the
mass. meeting tomorrow night.
Mr.. Barinds's motion prevailed, and
the chairman appointed the following
gentlemen on the committee: Barney
Bsrinds, J. J. DuBOse, w. A. Collier
and J. w. MOores.
The committee retired, and Colonel A.
h. Douglass being called upon, made a
few remarks, in which he asked il there
were any present who were afraid TO ex-
press their true feelings, but yielded to
municipal power.
The committee suggested the name OF
Colonel Michael Magevney, and in case
the ward was entitled to two members
ON the committee, Mr.. John Cochran.
Colonel Douglass, after the report Of
the committee had been made and
adopted, resumed his remarks, saying
that their policy was to announce their
sentiments freely and sincerely, which
was guaranteed by the rights of citizen
ship and demanded by the public well
fare. 1t was their right and their duty
to express their feelings freely and fear
lessly upon questions affecting their in
terests, their fortunes and their destiny.
They had not met to nominate q mayor,
but to organize the people into Demo-
cratic party in opposition to Radicalism.
He expected to and would support any
man whom the Democratic convention
should nominate for mayor. Colonel
Douglass spoke of the city taxes, the in
creased debt and financial embarrass-
ment Of the people, and advocated an
economical administration. Applause. ]
Adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27
PERSONAL.

HON. MILTON P. JARNAGIN is at
home from the supreme court, ready for
work.
Mr.. KYLE, purser of the steamer
Cherokee, is visiting the city, and will
remain few days.
COLONEL II. CASEY YOUNG, con-
gresham elect from this district, leaves
to-day for Washington.
COLONEL G. M. M'GHEE, vice.presi-
dent and general manager of the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad, is back in
the city from attendance at the st. Louis
convention.
MAJOR WILLO HAYWOOD, editor of
the Brownsville Democrat, is visiting
the city. The Democrat is a staunch
journal, edited with ability, and we are
glad to know is daily increasing its
popularity. Our merchants and bust
ness men will find the Democrat an ex-
cellent advertising medium.
THE following names were registered
at the cotton exchange yesterday: A.
F. Gibson, Baltimore; Il. E. Priddy, M.
K. Ludlow, Cincinnati; W. M. aarri-
Jefferson, Texas; VIM. Milliken, St.
AlOukS, IL w aAhE1Y buI5Slc5lDplg
w. A. Jones, Mason, Tennessee; Cap
ChenOweth, Cynthisns, Kentucky; II.
g. GOthwait, New YORK; II. r. Duval,
New York.
The San Francisco Post tells the story
of hero whose memory will ever be
cherished by those who knew him. 1t
says: Talented, brave and true, and
whether serving before the mast or in
command of a crowded steamship, al
ways the same courteous and chivalric
gentleman, Captain JEFF Howell was
beloved by all who came in contact
with him. No man was ever more ready
to lake up the cause OF the defenseless
than he,iand his friends can recall many
instances ofthe unselfi5hness with which
he disposed Of his hardly-eRrned salary
in acts of generosity. His last act was
worthy of his life. With few fellow
beings on the hurricane deck of fOun-
dered ship he found himself clinging,
every approaching wave threatening, as
it washed over them, TO tear their grasp
from their frail support. When Ona of
the occupants of the float, q woman,
was swept away, what did Howell do,
though the sea was running mountain
high, and, experienced sailor as he was,
he knew that once from his support be
was lost forever? He acted as every
one was sure he would act, and at the
cry of perishing woman plunged to
her assistance, sacrificing his own life
in the same locality where seven short
months ago by another act OF heroisn
he saved the lives of over one hundred
and fifty people aboard the steamer Los
Angeles, which would have gone ashore
among the breakers had he not volun-
TERED his successful assistance"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

property to engage the attention Of mu-
nicipal officers in every town and city.
Yesterday afternoon late Joe Ander-
SOD, colored, was arrested for melting q
mutiny on board the steamer Rosa Mil
Ter. It is alleged that the fireman and
negro crew refused to rescue barge be-
longing 10 the steamer, and with drawn
pistols defied the officers Of the boat to
have their orders executed.
"A delegation OF the members Of the
Memphis ST. Andrews society waited
on Hon, Jefferson Davis, last evening,
and invited him to attend the banquet
OF the society st the Peabody hotel on
Tuesday, and respond to the toast Of
"Scotland and the Scottish people of the
present day" Mr.. Davis received the
delegation in the most cordial manner,
and stated that he would attend the
banquet with the greatest pleasure, and
give 3 few "reminiscences OF his visits to
the Gland OF Burnsu and the highlands
Of Scotland. He remarked that every
where in Scotland he had been received
most cordially, and that he would be
proud to speak of Scotland and her peo-
pie as he had seen them and dwelt
among them. On such an occasion as
the annual St Andrews banquet, Mr..
Davis will doubtless treat his subject
con dD1Ore, and elicit the admiration Of
his audience.
The following is list of the mem
bers Of the grand jury, impaneled yes
terday by Judge Trigg OF the United
States district court for West Tennessee:
J. N. Williamson, foreman; Josiah An
derson, J. 2. Pierce, G. B. Church, VIM.
Cobb, b. R Freeman, G. J. Heller, 1.
n. Shepherd, John w. Thompson, J. J.
Murphy, B. Lands, J. J. Lancaster, NJ,
Mebane, o. P. White, Wilson Stem,
George w. Wyatt, G. NJ. Templeton, E.
J. Kyle, J. F. l.. Melton, E II. Yer
helm, r. L. Jackson, J. E. Wood, W.
L. Vance. Judge Trigg delivered a
lengthy charge to the grand jury, and
then heard the following cases: United
States Us, J. A. Stacey, bribery; verdict,
not guilty, by jury. United States Us.
G. W. King, violation Of revenue laws;
jury, and verdict, not guilty. United
States Us. G. Gotham, violation of reve-
nue. laws; verdict, not guilty. Merritt
eft al VS. Missouri life insurance compa-
ny; dismissed. Caire VS. steamer Laura;
libel dismissed. The court adjourned to
ten o'clock this morning.
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NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date,
for amounts less than Five Dollars,
must be paid for before insertion. This
rule will be strictly adhered TO.
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wheeler. PickeDs e. Co.

The stock of toys and holiday goods
purchased this year by this firm, is much
more extensive in quantity, finer in
quality, superior in design, and lower in
price, than any stock OF the kind ever
offered in this market. Their superior
facilities and large experience in hand
ling this class Of goods, is well known to
the mercantile community and the pub
lie, making them, in fact, the great toy
house of Memphis from now until jan
usrV lat,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27
LAW REPORTS,



This is motion day. Fifty cases from
the second circuit court docket, COM
mencing with 1868 and ending with 4lI2.
together with 1888, J. J. Cooney & Bro
VS. Thomas Fisher, executor; 40Os, B. J.
Williams VS. Jerry Woods; 4O6l, T. B,
Haynes q Co, VS. J. T. Jefferson, con-
stltute the calendar for Monday. The
Judge requests that attorneys hand in
their briefs Immediately ia all cases
which have been submitted to the court
me following additional rules are pub.
nshed by order OF the court: In ali &C.
ions on account counsel must determine
and distinguish which items are dis.
Puted before the case is called for trial.
In actions on account where the dis
puted items exceed five on either side.
either party may move the court for a
reference under section 1924 of the code
as soon as the pleadings are made up
and Tue disputed items determined, and
II neither party ask such reference the
court Will make it when the case is
called for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27
STEVE GLEN ENT'B
FINE MALLARD DUCKS.
96 Beale street.

SUDDEN changes in the weather are
productive of throat diseases, coughs and
colds. There is no more effectual relief
to be found, than in the use Of BrOaOn's
bronchial TTOcheS, -
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FOR LIE hSG:.

CTAND-A No. l Stand for Grocery, Saloon,
y or Variety Store, situated at No. IS, corner
of Madison street and Charleston avenue,
facing NJ. and G. X. X. Depot, For terms aP.
ply TO h. Gl!ndkamp, lH fernando street; or
L RinQW8ld Green Tree House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

THE ladies oft Alabama street Pres
byterian church will furnish a sump-
tuous Thanksgiving dinner to-day, COM
prising turkey, oysters, minee-pie, etc.,
at their hall, 285 Main street, where
they will be- happy to see their friends.
Lunch at all hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

Fine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers Bibles, fine pocket-books.
A. F. DOD & CO., 81 Main.
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Our SDecialties,

LOOK at our fine boys suits we are
selling at Sc, at the Oak Hall Clothing
House, 251 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

MERCHANTS having privilege-tsx to
to pay will find fire and police scrip at
lowest market rates, at Mechanics and
Traders bank
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

CLOSING sale of fine oil-psintings,
positively this evening at half-past two
and seven o'clock. A few rare gems left
and must be sold regardless of value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

Every purchaser of a chiid's suit at the
Oak Hall Clothing Hall is entitled to
present for the child.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. TT. WALKER & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

LOOK at our aIl-wool cashmere pants
for So so, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25I Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

GET fruit trees from Elm wood nurse.
ry. Office, 346 Main, Schwill's seed
store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city Scrips at low
est market rates, in sums to suit tax
PAYERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

1t is requested Of ali holders OF Nieol
son pavement scrip to meet, promptly
This morning at the Office Of Mosby Z
Hunt, 3O4 Front street, at 10 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

CLOSING sale of fine oil paintings.
positively this evening at half-past two
and seven O'Clock. A few rare gems left
and must be sold regardless of value.
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STOVES-STOVES-ST IVES.

at Redueed Prices, latest improved
Heating stoves, for E, offices
H WRITER q cos,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

BILLIARDS down to hard pan, sixty
cents per hour, at ConVerse's, 81 South Court
street.
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The Masquerade to be Repeated.

EDITORS APPEAL-Ihe Centennial
masquerade ball, given at the Exposi-
ton building Thursday night last, for
the purpose Of raising funds for the Cen
tennial exposition OF 1875, having been,
on account OF the exceeding inclemency
OF the weather, unattended by many
hundred persons who certainly intended
to be present, aud as said entertainment
fell far short OF realizing the object for
which it was. given, the undersigned. at
the solicitation of many leading citi-
zens, ask the courtesy of your announc-
ing in the columns OF the Appeal, fhat
the masquerade ball will be repeated on
the night OF Tuesday, the twenty-eighth
OF December next at which time thew
nope Tor q full attendance. Very respect
fully, JOSEPH BARBfERF
JOHN G. MACCABE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

HOLDERS of the Mississippi liquidat-
ing levee five per cent. bonds Will hear
something to their advantage by ad-
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

Aeo snhppeFs at Clements, % BeaIe.
Dc Beale street-CeIery and Oystera.
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Ninoo-PiaS

and pastry, fresh, at specht & Walters,
No 81 Madison street.
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EOR SALE.

EVOLUTIONARY RELIC-A three dollar
II bin, Issued by order o. the Continental
Cong ess, Mag 10, b75. Apply at 2oSecond st.
WIND MILL-With pump complete; power
w sufficient 10 draw a column OF water an
inch tulck nom depth OF fifty feet; as good
IS new. b. Z. BARNES, 30 Main 81.
WHEATUN NURsERY-Bids will be re-
w ceived until December lst, next Tor the
purchase OF all the shrubbery, fruit trees, ETC.,
on the above named place, except such of the
larger growth as may be reserved. Apply TO
move CLAPP & MEUX, Is Union st.
PLANTATIONS Bolivar county, Miss.
IL Ny home place, Dora" near Prentiss;
80 acres, so in cultivation; residence, steam
gin new mill, two engines, ample buildings.
The Lee Place." one mile from BeulRh, 624
acres, gin-building, etc, 30 acres in cultlva-
ton. 1he " BelsIny Place. fiYe miles from
BeuiHh, llE acres, 30 acres 4 rmerly in Guilt
walton, but feI ces and buildings destroyed.
SSNeEsl tracts OF nne lsnd on Bayou Phalia,
ete.-ln al SIX plantations, all divided to suit
nov8 CHAs. CLARKE.
gTRA " BERRY PLANTS-of all the lead
y ing varieties, a. the lowest market price
Persons intending 10 plant extensively will do
Wen 70 examine our stock and prices before
ordering elsewhere.
OCJl5 Q. K. BARBOUR & CO., Memphis.
4 .OSFEyTiONERY- extensive stocK OF
" confectionery, toys and fancy articles, EN-
bracing everything pertaining 10 a first-claSs
confectionery business, Also, bake oven and
SeANy hhnulhctoEgs COnhlhLlng OF all the
utensils Necessary 70 carry on the baking
confectionery and candy manufacturing busI-
ness. Cash, city real estate, OF notes with ap-
proved security taken, as may best suit the
purchaser. Good reason given for selling,
For furtfatr particulars apply on the premises,
octlz Ale MAIN ST.
- DAP FACTORY - Boilers. engines, and
y everything CON plets and in good running
order, located In the city; cheap for cash or
good paper. apply 10
q. n. GROSVENOR
IySl 264 Second street, Vincent block
4 OT-75 feet by 10 feet, east side OF shelby
Il 81
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Just Arrived

MecnanIcs and Traders Bank has far
sale State, county and CITY scrj,eI n ID I Hor
est market rates, In sums to suit tax.
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At the OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
25l Main street, 800 children's suits at S4'
Go TO Leddin's Business College.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

Big BOnanZa-SOmething for
the Children.
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Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Year.

Regular Memphis and New OrIeaa y
Packet for the Year.
For Vtcksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings,
Str. Ja0. b MAUDs, ar
J. 7. West.-.mast E. Outlaw.-clk ,EsSSsffs0 q,
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, com
mencing
Tuesday, October 10Th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November 30th.
Tuesday, Decent Der 18th.
Tuesday, December 2Sth.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. L. WASH WIN, Agent, 800 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. RaV-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur nished,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the We St
E1erv ATTENTION viii ne PPsid ~ us9
plantation business. and
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NicOIsOn Pavement

S6 BeaIe street,
SUPERIOR FAE TURKEYS.
STEVE CLEMENTS
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Relief Wanted.

EDITORS APPEAL-Can't the city au-
thorities do omething for US on Herman
do street, opposite the Beale.strset mar
ket. We are suffering from overflow
and inattention OF our aldermen and
councilmen in bringing our claims be.
fore the board. Do give US relief.
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Ladies'. RoadY

Abues, hSaOI
Our stock Of fancy stationery is tine
most elegant, the most varied, the freshest,
and the cheapest in the city.
A. F. DOD & CO., 81 Main street.
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LETTERS FROM TEE PEOPLE.
Good Enough.

EDITORS APPEAL-The name Of Colo
mel J. w. jefferson has been talked of
among his numerous friends for the Of
fee OF mayor. Good enough! The best
in the world
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FOR. NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Season.

For Helena, ChicOt City, GreenvilIe, Vicks
burg, Natchez, New Orleans and the
Bends-The Mammoth Steamer of
10000 bales capacity.
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Malaga Grapess

Malaga Grapes
Also oranges, lemons, Dehesa ar
don layer raisins, currants, f. II Lon
pealed peaches, pitted r IS, citron,
raspberries, blackhe~ cherries, dried
peach and apple - fies and pears;
meat. All ace, utter; Wright's mince
fresh goods, just received,
LYLE SHIELDS,
&C a Hundred coats OF broken suits at
SS, al, at the Oak Hall Clothing House,
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STRA " BERRY PLANTs-Of an the

4 OT-76 feet by 10 feet, east side OF shelby
i street, south Of Vance, s. p. READ.
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Legal Tender sgsSz;,,

stack L. master Harry Bateman clerk
leaves as above punctually at the hour,
FOR freight or passage apply to
j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent
800 Front street,
ES-The Legal Tender will sign through bills
Pine BLUM, paying strict attention to ali busi.
ness entrusted to her care. The great increase
OF business on the steamer Quickstep has
made the chartering of the steamer Legal
render matter of necess ity. Shippers will
please send down their freights az above
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-27

The Steamer MARY BELL will hereafter
leave Memphis every alternate Wednesday,
commencing as above, December l, Is 5.
Shippers can rely; all diff ulties are now
ssttled, and the Steamer MARY BELL will
come through to Memphis the remainder of
the season, and will attend punctually to all
business intrusted to her care uOV27
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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FOR CINCINNATI,

FOR CINCINNATI,
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
str. Ashland, -
aSter
VIII leave 6lenn's Wharf boat THTS nay
November 9th, at 10 am
For freight or passage apply to
h. Z. GLENN, Agent, on Wharf boat.
For Cairo, Louisville and Ciucinpati-Tbe
splendid passenger steamer
Arlington. -
Moore....:.. master Mcconnell ....c clerk
Velnber 18th al 4 pm,
X: Z: GLENN. Agent, on Wharfboat.
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City of Augusta. -:


Leaves emphis every SATURDAY at PM
Special rates given on freights for White or
Red river No commission or storagS on for
warding retights.
For treis hi or passage apply to
VIM. ELLIOTT, Sup't,
now 70. Promenade St. foot Of Jererso q:
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER,
FOR HELENA q FRIARs POINT

O1e h1AruNA q FhlAttS PUNT
for Helena, Frtars Point, Carson's Landing.
and all way and plantation landings 10
mouth White river, carrying the United
states mail, and connecting at mouth of
MDlte river with the Arkansas River Packet
Company's boats To Pine Blun, leaving Mem
PMS eYeTy TUESDAY and SATURDAY of
each week, at Pm, the elegant steamer
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