Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL TUESDAY. AUGUST 11. FOE ESItT. TX)R BENT. Tue large COTTON HHJSBof Worraeley ricxett, on aaaitun sireei, tending through to Court; also the splendid Store and Cellar, No.

37 Adams street. Possession given Immediately. Apply to au9 37 Adam etieet. T70R A small Cottage Residence le Jn the BUtmrbs. on Burette street, near fcU Agnes Academy and near the anee street cars, containing Ave rooms, gocd cistern, sis- National Saloon" nip.

etc mature ki iu. nuotf TrXR RENT. Tne commodious Dwelling. No. 4S6 Vance street; two gwj ruterna, large yard Vance street cars run to the door.

Reul iimi mnA. aul Appeal office. i-uvt RENT 19 Jeflerson meet, two Rooms suitable for offices oraUei-lng ruoois. Apply at Appeal office. ruhl nott RENT.

Two lidsome Rooms in tue third story er the building. No. 13 Adams street, suitable for offices or sleeping apartment. Alo, the spacious basement of the nmt bnUdlnn-. Apply at the store on the premises.

m-USl tf FOK KENT. A FINE COTTAGE dence with seven acres at Uarden Land, on the Randolph toad, two mUes from court Souare. and lust outside the corporate limits, will be rented low to a good prompt paying pwant imn.fti. fnrsdla low. Apply T.

Memphis cotton Press, 1" Madison htreet. maSOtf FOE SAIiE. OR SALE-PATENT Patent Right or a newly invented "L.ck Guard" for any State in the Union can bewcuiedby application to the nnde signed. It is csefuJ, and will py active men who engage in 1U sale, one la n5 at this office, where those Interested can inyect It. Addreas mm FOR BALE OR LEASE.

Beautiful, shaded and chaice Building iois, fronting on favorite residence treeU, either peered or will. Vwtf AMn Ma Pre? t- rnric rrta very iuw. Preston, No Bethel XiC'v Blocfc. 0BORBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOK balk on East TsuMa-ily lands, 3 mUe etntot lhe city, are for sale, on terms to sail for cash or on any time-from om-Glen rears. Jind in any qnanuty-f rom acres to TMy reSeace, with from 11 to 33 acre.

UndTwlli bsoid at peat bargain, for cash, oronthenTnalt'niis. Apply to myself, on the premises, or to Boystsr. Ireievant my JJ.M.TBEZEVANT. 1 rr ANTED A lady, every way qualified, VV desires the rUnaUon ofOovtmeis to a family of small children. The best reference ZiveV.

Address K. o. II. norenoe. Ala.

HUT 2W -rr ANTED TO RENT A PIAN-WOULD purshate If terms suites. Apply at tnls office. TIT-ANTED TO RENT A Furnished Ilonse containing Jrom fourto six rooms for thr summer montlif. for which a libtral rent 11 be paid promptly. Addrtsi Immediately Ja.

Overton lio el. iy'1 WANTED. Any one addressing a cpmmu-nicatim to T. office, de-serlDing locality, term and all particulars coneernW small FARM on either of the rUnxids for sale, may find a reliable purchaser, jritf V. H.

ffiQQHZ, AGENT, 4 1-3 Matllsou Stx'iet. Je213ni DWELLUNU no or- Yyz talning 1 to 6 rooms by a family of three ftown. Must b-centrally located. Addrens Richard. Appeal offlcr.

roa31 IT ANTED. A situation as Book-beeper, As-VV sl.Uut Boole-keeper or Clrk, by ayoung man who lies bad ten yearn experience. Bt city references given, if desired. Address Appeal office. JeWll WASHER AND YV Ironer a white woman, wlUi references.

Apply at Si'. Linden street. n.n rv-iW. liberal Coudllionti. Equitable Kates.

1'rcia pUSel letueu t. THE GEORGIA HOSIE ISTSFRAXCE COMPANY Of Columbus, Ga. Incorporated ISE8. pnlI la Capltnt 350 OOO 00 7 Assets Jouunry oon nnA JN DONDB DEPOSITED 1VITH NZU.UUl the comptroller of Tennessee. VjanfcV forms fornwhed.

and all inquiries promptly answered, on appUeation in person or vy letter. A3. BozuiAN, IVes'L D. F. Wiloox, Sec'y.

W. II. KIIOBC Asetlf, 4. 1-2 Madison tlreet. JeHn Memphis, xenn.

losT-rotTOT. oon rewahd-lost or stolen At ODU ROAN MABE. about eight years old. branded B. H.

upon lft shoulder, mane nanus hlilp. on. lilnd foot white Also allehtbrown he was about II hand high, geir mark ution left hide, and a small lump upon tho nose. Will give rewaid fr Information that will lead lotbeTrecovery. J.8TABK.

oUtUwlt" Colltersvlile. Miss. UK WARD KTOI.KN On the nlKBt of 1 the2thof July, from the undersigned. near Nrth Mount 1'Jeasan', Mist, a itrmuv MrLE. fi vears old.

lately a aars: Day tnmrred. little bussoied, has a knet on rhzht Jaw. and is 14 bands h'CL'- Also, a light bay MARK HULK, 9 years a white spot on uacr. The thieves young white men, one wearing a 1 an-kee and 'ijie other Confederate gray-to a course town Grenada. Th alxve re- in.

fnT a inn that will lead to the reeovery cf the iVns. and an additional reward tor me capture a anll2w J. HOUSE. LOST CHILD. Any Information in regard to AUTHELEA FOSTER, a g-'rl 12 years old, wUI be well rewarded.

She wasslolen from her mother eibt years ago at Sacrarceuto, California, bj Hubert II1U Koner, a man now about 4U years oiu, raararu witu Kiuaii.wi.B li'Jr. He was last heard from in Brownsvule, which Is waKon-maklng. His f'nl'r I of wife and fourcblldren Hubcrt.Allce.Lydia aind baby. Tfe family was lst beard from in SSnrevepert, Texas, lu a huderlng condition. ADy Information rent to me at Evansvllle, Indiana, will be gladly received by a sorrowing "rataw MRS.

JULIA BARRETT. Iissolxition. XE Arm of TERRY A MITCHELL wasdls- Vvedonthelstof the expl-o'the'-opannership. The business will S. io.tert UJ" lbe nbsrlUtM only, eecouu.

name. (J.TERRY, M. MITl! 1. MITOHE -L. 1SCS.

F. G.TERRV. TEKRY WM.B.M1 Ss MITOHBLju 11X017CSIYE WHOLSSALE DEA1EES BQOTS.SHOESHflTS 329 Main EU, Mcmplils, Tenu. -v-rr are now receiving our Fall Stock, and hve a 'ante aud well assort od stock of KEAtt01TABLE HOODS, to which we Invite the attention au8 TERRY A MITCHELL. liobertsou" Commertlal Colltge, U7JInlt corner Winchester.

to THE PUBLICS S.M. ROBERTSON, late nf lidding Cominernial College, will.onTUKH-ii A Reotember 1st. open a College for lhe DecVal lnstrucuon of D00BI.K Esikt Eooe-nria. CoEaciAl. Calctjiatio-s.

Bead-iVn sTfit-iKO, WEiTisa. Etc. ParUee dmr-ius'of educating their sons as above, will find it to their artvsntage to patronise biro. Apply at No. 87 Main street, up-stalis.

References Btrotton, Uoyer Co A. Secsstl 4 Son, vtSSS" A M. Woll OQ. an2 lm NOTICE. ON the 8lh day of Keptember, 185S, the nnder-slenol.

B. Klsemun, will apply to the Court or Shelby oonnly tor tetters of AdmlilstratlOD on the estate of M. Bteln-ler, deceased and at same time undersigned. E. wlll apply to Onardlanof ihe minor heir, of aald dased-sEj, AJf au73t LOW Kn HTEIN.

DISSOLUTION. THE partnership between the uodcrHsne.1, under the firm and rtyle of O.ILLY Ulfspivou Mutual consent, Owen Lilly ryttriug. John jJXlS will oonunue the business on and is authorised tn use the name of the old nrp in settling all 1U bf.lne UJJt OWEN LILLY. MswphU, August 7, eui SS. HKHTIIIS APPEAL.

OfficeSo. 13 Jefferson Street. imslsilppl ana Tcnuctseo iUUroau. ABBIV3. OKPJLST.

New Orleans Kipress. dally, 2: ia p.m. 4:15 p.m. tsardls accom'n, cany, except Banday fc30 a.m. 5:30 p.m, Freight, (Norm Tuebday, Thursday and Saturday; Mnn i It Afnnrfar.

Werfnt-ft- day and 35 p.m. 6.20 a.rj. Takes effect Sunday. JocoiS, A. 8.

LI VERMORE. Gen'l Bup't. C.F.OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. Je2S Memphis and Ibarleiton Railroad.

O.KI1IVM. DIFAUT, Through Mall (dally) euxi p.m. VIM rnruiign Expreos tew p.m. uusup.m (X train does not leave Corinth Accomodation, daily. (except Sundays) a.m Soniervllle Accommodation dally (except Sunday).

8:25 a.m. 0:10 p.m Railroad. Time is JJ minutes raster than city time. Ticket office. 27S Main street and at Depot.

W. J. bup't. HeaphlB end Louisville Ballroad Llns. DEPABT.

AKMVX. 15 p.m Day Exnre 7.1X1 a.m. Night express- 1:00 p.m. vtta suin KAllmod Tlraa 15 minutes faster than city. Ticket offices No.

237J Main street and at De pot, neaa or iiain street. BAM. B. JONES. Qen'l Hn p't.

OIT MATTERS. The members of the Fourth Ward Glee Club are requested to meet at Still- man Hall this evening. In the Criminal Court, the case of AngeloMarre was yesterday continued by consent until the next term of court, The Second district was unusually vir tuous and quiet yesterday not a single arrest having been made up to o'clock p.m. The Criminal Court will take up the oalendar in regular order to-day. Per sons interested will take notice, and govern themselves accordingly.

Fitzgerald, accused of shooting Kinna a few days ago, was brought before Judge Hunter yesterday, and the case continued till to-day. The "Fur, Fin and Feather" Club hold their regular semi-monthly meeting this evening at 312 Main street, corner of Monroe. Sharp 8 is the hour. SIr. Seym jur's Letter.

We publish to-day the correct text of Mr. Seymour's letter of acceptance there having b6en several errors in the one first given to the public. Personal. We had the pleasure of meeting last evening I). Webster, the New Orleans manager of K.

O. Dun commercial agency. He is atop-i ping at the Overton. I The Park yesterday evening was full of ladies and children, who were enjay-i ing the delicious evening air under the shade of the trees, whose green leaves have acquired a new lease of summer life by the late refreshing Great Bankrupt Auction Bale of P. Huette bankrupts, at 10 o'clock to-day.

Store No. 195 Maiu street. Glassware, Drugs, Fancy Articles, etc. Sale to contiLUi from day today until the entire stock is told. Needed, a Workhouse There are already over fifty prisoners in the Adams street station again.

It has only been ten days since Col. Beaumont was compelled to turn about a hundred and fifty loose on the streets. Wo must have a workhouse. Our thanks aro due to R. W.

Gillespie, passenger agent of the Atlantic aud Great Western railroad, for late New Orleans and Texas papers. Felix as usual, also brought us bis bundle of lato papers, for which he has our chronic thanks. Financial Coumittee. The fj lowing is the Financial Committeo of the Colored Democratic Club of Saelby county, Iccattd In the Fourth Ward Keuben Alexander, President; Edward Penn, Vice President William Foster, William Nicholas Alexander. That Blessed Baby." Mudder'a 'ittlo a-a-a-r-lin" had rummiccche" again last night, and all hands, editors and printers, had the benefit of several hours duration of most magnificent and diabolical howling.

It cries the same old tuns overy night. A Good Move. We have bsen informed that Mr. G. W.

Montague will give an entertainment, of dramatic nature, on Friday night, at the Memphis Club Hall, the proceeds of which will b3 devoted to forwarding Democratic Interests among tho colored people in this city and vicinity. Wo will give due notice of the casts, when determined upon. Danoebous. We are informed that a I lady living on Poplar street, night before last, in filling her coal oil Jamps ran short of oil and used water, as is frequently done with lard and sperm oil, to fill up with thinking that coal oil would work in the same manner. The lamp burned for a few minutes brightly, but all at once exploded.

We have heard of 6everal similar cases the result of using water with the kerosene invariably being an explosion. Housewives should remember this fact and be very careful. Firemen's IIeliep Association. At a meeting held yesterday at the engine house, on the corner of Second and Adams a Firemen's Relief Association was formed, with the following list of officers President, Capt. W.

Ke-hoe; Vice President, J. E. Clary; John Glapoy, Secretary; and Dennis Byau, Treasurer. A visiting committee was -Mjolnted, to consist of Capts. J.J.

Reed, "Madden and J. V. Sigrrfcigo. The V. "ociety Is to be Memphis Fire Nation.

and Belief As. WE takTpilasure in' great brotherhood of thepr. '-IH Commercial Advertiser, Alexandria, the first number 01 first volume of which Is now before us. 1 It is a handsome little sheet, neatly printed and well.edlted, and thoroughly white In its politics, and dignified in its tone. It 13 published and edited by Messrs.

A. J. Wedderburn who, for the past year, have issued the weekly Advertiser. We cordially wish them success in their enterprise. The Bamie Plant.

We received yesterday, from New Orleans, a specimen of this new fiber, grown this year, near New Orleans. Words are inadequate to express our admiration of its beauty. It is white as the driven Bnow, almost as fine as silk in texture, and has a brilliancy and glossiness even superior to silk. Mr. Bruckner, who introduced the Bamie into America, has promised to send us some new circulars, containing valuable information, in regard to its culture and preparation, which we will present to our readers at an early day.

The specimen is at our editorial rooms, and we will be happy to show it to any one who feels curious to see it. We call attention of parents to Mr. Ward's first-class Seminary for Young Ladies at Nashville, which, in addition to its former advantages, now controls the complete apparatus of the University I of NwUvllle. STEAMBOATMEN'S CliUB. Meeting Last IVIglit-Conimittec Appointed.

The regular meeting of the above club came off last night at Stillman Hall Capt. Ad Storm was temporary chair man. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, when, upon motion, a now Committee on Finance was appointed and the old committee relieved. The chair appointed the fol lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Hukill, Dill andSayers.

Upon motion, the chairman was added to the committeo. A new Committee of one on Hall was also appointed, Mr. M. W. Kenny.

old Committee on Speakers not having made a report were relieved, and and upon motion, a new one was ap pointed consisting of Messrs. Dill, Pat terson and English. Upon motion, a tax of fifty cents per mouth was levied upon each member of the club. Able speeches were made by Judgo P. Foute and Capt.

Geo. Mellersh. Judge Foute made a feeling allusion to the heroic Johnny Trice, whose gallantry and self sacrifice in giving up his lifo on the ill-fated Caroline is yet fresh in the minds of our readers. After debate on the subject of a display worthy of tho club to come off at some future time, and the enrolling of new members, the club adjourned to meet on Monday night next. CORKESPOXDEXCE.

A Fine Literary Treat in Pros pect. Our readers will be pleased to learn from tho subjoined that a literary treat of no ordinary character is promised them Memphis, August S.IKJS. Rev. James W. Rogers, Dear Sir Kno wiog wi th what delicti this community, with which you are er peculiarly popular, wouiu listen to a lecture from you upon your protracted European tour, we, your warm persona) friends, most earnestly ask this favor at your hands, believing that you would derive profit, so much to be desired after your heavy outlay, and we infinite pleas-, ure, ueugiii ana instruction uy your compliance.

jiosi respectiuiiy, Albert Pike, H. v. Wiutersmith, Landou Haynes, M. c. Hallaway, John l'ltman, D.

Jv. M. Verger, A. K. Taylor, M.

D. L. V. Dixon. Dr.

W. T. Irwtn, P. T. Scruggs, Franc's D.

istockton, J110. R. Chalmers, Poute. R. W.Cr.lihton.M.D.

J. Gilloway, J. A. A. T.

Lacy, Dr. Frank. A. Ramsey. J.

11. iecMahon, J. P. Peiklus. W.

P. Pruudnt, W. H. Passmore, It. F.

Brown, M. D. N.M Mulholland. Mejirais, August 8. 1S68.

General Albert Pike. Major R. Wlntersmltfa, loi. ljaimou 1. uaynes, 1.0;.

j. uauaway and others: Gentlemen: Pleaso accept mv GTateful acknowledgements for your polite favor of this date, and allow me, instead of a lecture, to recite a poem descriptive of some of my travels in Europe, which I wrote, lor me most part, la Ireland and on the coast of France, where the Ala bama went down this being an offering to the white slaves of tho Confederacy and "out glorious dead" would more acceptable, I think, to the public than one of my dull lectures. Very gratefully and respectfully, vour obedi ent se.vant, J. W. ROlIERS.

Death of Manager Thompson, We were pained to learn yesterday ol the death of W. C. Thompson, Esq late manager of the New Memphis Theater, which took place at his residence in this city at half past eleven yesterday morning. We understand that liia disease was a chronic complaint of the bowels. and that his last illness was a very painful one.

The Evenina Ledqer says very truly of him Ho was a kind husbaud, a gentle father, and a friend to the needy. In his charitable transactions he was very liberal, giving with a free hand to all who applied to iilm for assistance. A9 a theatrical manager he was highly sue cessful In procuring for our people a great variety oi uramauc entertainments a high order. 9 By both actors and actresses he was much esteemed and respected, -aud by the host of supernumeraries who found employment about the theater he will be greatly missed, for he was kind and courteous to all. Verily they may never look upon his like again." His funeral takes place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from St.

Lazarus church. Bnaluess. Visiting nud Woddlnir Cards Printed at the Lowest Price at the AD- peal Job Office. Rev. J.

W. Rogers at Stillman Hall next Thursday Night, 13th inst. Pursuant to an invitation of cit-izsna and their oorrcspondeocs, already published, Mr. Rogers will reoite, as abovo, his poem of Travels In Europe," embodied in a story of "Ireland and the Confederacy eulogies of Forrest, Lee and Jackson. There will be brilliant Interludes of music between the Cantos but Prof.

Seyphert's rendering of "Moees in Egypt," dfier allusions to convents.de-serves t- bs specially mentioned. Tickets at the bookstores, fifty cents. Committee of arrangements G. P. Foute.Col.

Landon C. Haynos, Wm. S. Pickett, William M. Farrlngton, Col.

John Dawson and Michael Magevney 2t The Fourtli Ward Democratic Club holds its regular meeting this (Tuesday) evening at Stillman Hall. A prompt attendance of all members is requested, as business of importance will bo presented. Prominent speakers will address the meeting. M. C.

Gallaway, Pres't. S. S. ANDEnsoN, Sec'. Great Bankrupt Auction Sals of P.

I. Huetto bankrupts, at 10 o'clock to-day. Storo No. 195 Main street. Glassware, Drugs, Fancy Articles, etc.

Sale to continue from day to day until the entire stock is eold. Just Received A full lino of Genuine Alexandre Kid Gloves, to bo wold ut $1 75 a pair, at ik ISros. aull 3t Second Ward. The regular weekly meeting of the Second Ward Democratic Club, will be held at the Poplar street engine house, on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Every member is expected to w.

uu mil will be transacted. Able portan. speakers Bv order oi t. J. SAVAGE, Secretary.

The IsirKtst and assort ment oloSnuinc AIcxaiTdro Kid Gloved $1 75, at ren- Nashville and Northwestern Railway Reopened. We take pleasure in annouueiug the reopening of tins popular route to Nashville, and feel sure that all visitors to our State capital will appreciate the following most excellent nil convenient time table: Leave Memphis via Memphis and Ohio rail-pnnH at -1 A.m.! arrive at Nashville at a.m. Returning, leave Nashville at 5:15 p.m.; arrive at Memphis at 9:15 a.m. Just tho hours to suit business or ninftsnre. Elegant new coaches, polite and experienced officials, sure besides being 29 miles shortest, mki this bv far the most desirable route.

D. CLIFFE, Receiver. F. S. RICHARDS, Gen SupL J.

D. Maset. G. F. A.

au95t sEfMluetion la Alexandre Kid niavvs. nemtino Alexandre Kid Gloves ntl 75, alB.IiOwenBteln THE BIISSISSJPPI VAUEY NAVIGATION COMPANY. Capt. DeHaven, after years of unre mitting toil and perseverance, is at last about to see his efforts crowned with success. It is with no ordinary pleasure that we are able to make this announce ment for aside from an ardent desire for the success of every scheme which tends to tho advancement of our race and peo in commerce, agriculture, mechanics or art, our personal regard for Capt.

DaHaven, and admiration for his indomitable will and energy, causes us to rejoice at his success, which we think is assured. As noticed in our tejue of yesterday, Capt. DeHaven was In our city. He has furnished us with much valuable information concerning tho prospects of a speedy com- ple'tlon of bis boat, and of the action of the late meeting of the Board of Directors In New Orleans. Tho contract for build ing the first boat was given out in.

Lou isvllle and Jeffersonville some three months ago. The contractors bound themselves to finish it in eight months from the signing of the papers so the new vessel will be in the water in less than five mouths. Over 5300,000 have been subscribed, and the first call for ten per cent, is now being paid in. The next call will probably be on the first of next month. At the meeting on the 3d inst.

the following resolution waa unanimously adopted Resolved, That the domicile of this company be removed to Louisville, Kw. and that the'eonsent of three-fourths of the stockholders be obtained thereto, in accordance with the terms of the char ter. Tho ofler was made to Memphis to se cure to herself the advantages of being the headquarters of this great enterprise which is to rsvolutioDtza inland naviga tion, but with the accustomed apathy aud blindness of our city, she allowed the chance to pass by without so much as even an exertion to retain it within her grasp. Just as Capt. DeHaven was Ioavmg New Orleans, the following card was banded him.

We see that it has eince been published in the New Orleans pa pers: New Orleans, August 1SCA. Wc, the undersigned citizens and merchants of the city of New Orleans, take great pleasure in indorsing Capt. D. DoMuven ana aiso nis great bteamDoat enterprise. It affords us much pleasure to reuommenu mm lotne public at large, to be in every way worthy of their sup port and confidence.

We have not space to give the names signed thereto, but there are over two hundred of the most prominent men in the city, including A. Fosdick, President Chamber of Commerce J. O. Nixon, of the Crescent; M. F.

BIgaey, of the limes John Hancock, Collector of Internal Rsvenue; Arthur C. Waugh, and others, whoso names are known throughout the Union as sterling men. The following were elected officers at the same meeting President J. E. Montgomery.

Vice President Geo. A. Fosdick. Treasurer James Bridgeford. Secretary Newton S.

Otis. Superintendent D. DeHaven. Allcommunicatiousshould bo addressed to Newton S. Otis, at his office in Mem phis, where tho subscription books are now open.

A Cutting Scrape occurred across Wolf river yesterday, in which one man was severely, if not mortally, wounded. A warrant was issued for tho arrest of the man who did the cutting, bat up to midnight no return had been made. Shooting with Intent to Kill. I Carrol Carr shot Joe. Vandyke with a shotgun loaded with small shot, yesterday.

The wounds were about the legs, and are not serious. Carr and two men named J. Walker and P. Evans were ar rested; Carr for committing an assault with intent to kill, and the two latter as accessories. Toe case will be heard before 'Squire Kiernan Wrapping Paper.

If you would save your money, go to Brown Dil lard's, Hole Agents, 214 Front street, and examine their stock. Tbey have all grades of the finest' article Wrapping raper.anu are Belling below uinoinnati prices. jy291m Meuphis. July 20. 1E0S.

Messrs. W. B. Wigs Gentlemen For several years I was troubled more or less with Piles, for which complaint I was treated by the best physicians to no purpose indeed, I gradually became worse, until at last I began to despair of relief from any source. While in this condition I was recommended to try your Buckeye Salve.

Making up my mind to try it, I am now happy to eay that it had the desired effect, as I am now well and hearty, for wnicu I am indebted to your wonderlul remedy. Yours, truly, F. L. WARNER. Upon receipt of $1 00 a bottle of this Salve will be mailed, free of po3t3ge.

FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL. OFKICR OK THE DAILY APPEAL. 1 Memphis, August 1, iss. Business, we aro haonv to be ahln tn record, is improving. A very marked Increase of activity is Dlsinlv to seen upon our prominent business streets, and if me current of atialrs which Is now settiDsr In is not obstructed bv the hasly and imprudent action of the and Governor in calling out troops to tramplo upon the rights of our already heavily oppressed people, we may reasonably hope for a prosperous season's trade.

Several new houses have opened, or aro about doing so, who hope in share with older ones a portion of thn labors as well as profits of the coming year. The cams oi several will be found in our columns to-day, and in all esses we feel warranted In commending them to the public confidence. It will be noticed that the names of all are familiar to most of our readers, being generally momhera of old and reliable firm a have commenced business upon their own account exclusively, or have formed new partnerships. The era of 6calawag business houses has ended in Memphis end the time has at last come when none but responsible parties need expect to havn the confidence of our For three years these vampires have suc ceeded in puinng me wool over the eyes of the shipper, both in tho interior of this oountry and In the North, and only after losses have the sufferers found out that tho consignee was, in the generality of no a ph. utterly devoid of ever? nrinninia which should govern the merchant and i mi.

the genuemuu. xuna mercantile carpet-baggers followed-and lasted nearly as iquk ibu uana over US i ttiin M--w "OMcaiBU as a kind of advance guard of that other 1 A I army of political acmawags who will takn their exit in November nert. Outside me usuai routine of depositing nntl checking, our banks are. wo mv say, doing out nine, -ine demand for exchange from such of our merchants as are aoout to own. as wen as tnose who have dkuu uuerai purchasers of ta In the Western fir If or Id it, quite active, while there Is none making meet drafts almost daily.

A liberal line of dlaiyiinta has also been adopted, in. order to enable tho merchant to assist the planter as far as possible. Good paper or collaterals are rarely refused at any of our regular banking houses, and rates are much the same as our last. All exchange offered is taken at par to Jc premium, and sold at Jc premium. Gold has been excited during tho week and went up as high as 150c on Thursday, but again to-day at 14Gc and closing at 146c in New York.

Tho excitement is attributed altogether to a bull movement In New York, and has no foundation outside of Wall street. Several failures are anticipated among the shorts," as tho friend? of the bull movement aro very strong In money, and are evidently using every effort to ruin the uncovered short interest. Our dealeis keep up a respectable margin on Eastern quotations, buying at 144145c and selling at 145146l-. Buyers and sellers of Memphis and Charleston stock are still wide apart in their views. There are plenty of the former at 5253c, and plenty of the latter at 55c, but as neither give way, we have no sales to report.

There is some movement In Mississippi Central, but holders are firm $4000 2d mortgage bonds were offered tc-day, but the holder was over the market on them, and at noon they were unsold. City bonds are very weak, and we fear are destined to to the threatened militia law. Several parties sold to-day. We quote among the Biles lots of $10,001, 3000andS1000at50w; J5000 on private terms, aud a few small lots at 5051c City Scrip is dull. Brokers buy at 70723.

8elling at 7578c. The offerings aro rather in excess of the demand, but holders are not disposed to sell at the inside figure, and we think they are right, as the small amount of Scrip now afloat will soon be absorbed, and prices will run up at no distant day. County Warrants aro very quiet. Bro kers buy at 5052c. Selling at 55c, Police Scrip la in good demand, and is advancing.

Brokers buy at 7375c. Selling at 76S0c. The New lork stock exchange to-day were as of '81, 151 quotations at noon follows Coupons do 'C2, Ul: do do '05. 121 i do new issue, 8J do '07, 9J 10-40s, coupons, Government bonds have advanced; old 63o; new do, 63Jc. Abe GHmore, who sent the first bale of cotton of this year's crop to market, is a negro, living near Galveston, Texas.

He was presented with a handsome silver pitcher and goblets. There has been some irregularity in cotton during me ween, uoin in Liver pool and New York. Tho former mar ket opened with Uplands heavy at 9JJ, while in the latter market Middlings were dull at 30a. A decline set in on Wednesday, and a feeling of weakness pervaded all tho markets, causing Uplands to decline id in Liverpool, and in New York 29i3 was lbs outside quotations ou Middlings. A reaction took nlace on Saturday-Uplands in Liver pool advancing to 9d, but Middlings In New York only became nrmer, no hicher.

To-day the former market was advancing at the opening, with Uplands 9JJ. At noon it had gone op another Jd, and closed witnquotations uomiaany unchanged; sales lSjOOO bales. There was but a moderate demand at firm prices this morning in Now York, but holders soon asked higher prices and were very firm at 231c for Middlings. At the closo it was quiet but firm at un changed quotations. We have no stocK to mention, and outside the sale to-day of 1 bale liow Mlddliug it 27ic and 5 bales Good Ordinary to Low Middlings at 25c, there was nothibg done.

It is doubtful whether there is as much more in the city for sale. The First bale is now tue absorbing question. Some of our houses offer a premium to the shipper who sends in the wished for article, and it would not astonisli us to see it claimed before our next weekly Issue goes to press. Sales In Liverpool for tho weeii ending Friday last, 68,000 bales. Stook on hand at that date, 5S1.000 bales, of which were American.

Stock albut, 03,000, of which 8000 were American. Shipments from Bombay to the 4th 30,000 bales. COTTON STATEMENT. Chaxbkk or COMKrr.cc 1 ilKMi-HL-i, August 10, Stock on hand Sept. 1,1807 1,080 Received tins wiei: Received previously 2:3,006 251.185 Exported this woek Exported previously Btcclt on band 41 VboIesale Marliet.

In tho dry goods and boot and shoe markets there has been a very fair share of activity during the week, and prices have been unchanged. There is no abatement from the firmness whlsh characterized last week's market. Staple dry goods suitable fall trade are in demand and country buyers have about concluded that this is the bsst time to replenish thelrstocks, while shoe dealers report an equally good inquiry for fall wear in their line. The market for live stock is very quiet, with good beef cattle scarce and no de mand outside the local market. APPLES The demand was active earlv in the week, but receipts are falling off.

Choice shipping varieties are selling in bulk at 51 oo ou per barrel. BRAN Fair local demand: S2223 in lots on levee 20 loose at mills. BUTTER Good demand, with very light supply. Choice table, 3845c. Common, 3035c.

BACON Active at 183 in large way. Jobbing at 18l181c. Shoulders, 14 14c BAGGING Only light machine, 241261c; India, 2626Jc. CATTLE Small supply. Choice beeves, 6J7Jc; inferior, 35a.

CHEEdE Prices nominally 14l7o for W. R. factory and COFFEE Firm at 2327c forUIo; Java, 4143c. CORN Stock ample and prices weak. Choice in new sacks sells at SOj on levee; do in old gunnies, 7578o.

From store, S085c. CORNMEAL-Prlces irregular fresh on landing, $4 40 from mills, 4. 50 kiindried on levee, $4 C54 75. CHICKENS Good demand, with small stock. Young, $33 50; old, 44 505.

fine. $77 50; 50; XX, 51011; XXX, and fancy family, $1214. HAY Stock very light. Held at S2022. iiAMo iriain country iviibc; piain canvassed, 1718Jo sugar-cured canvassed 1921c.

HOGS Few in market and demand light at 55Jo gross. EGGS Stock light. Fresh are sold readily at 1018c. HIDES Receipts light. Dry flint 20 21o dry salt, 1718c green salt, 10 llo; green, 89c.

LARD Prices are firm. Kegs, 20J 21o: tierces, 19120c. LIME Eureka, $2 25; Alabama, Cape and St, Louis. MOLASSES Light stock. Sugar- house, Porto Rico, C5858 Syr.

nns. 25. ME8S PORK Light stock and firm at S3lr32. OATS No. 1 we quote at 57JG0c in lots.

Held at (KSWbuo in store in small OILS Coal oil, 3842c; lard oil, $1 40 fl 7Sa: linseed. SI 20(ai 40. POTATOES Good demand for sound at Si 60O2 25 ner barrel. SALTrr.We quote at 83 258 60 for 5 bushel barrels; 7-buahel barrels, $3 75 4. SHEEP firm at S3 60 for Tennes see; s-i'gi ou lor neutucKy.

SUGAR firm; prime to choice Louisiana, 1618c fair, 1415c; Island, 13 1DU, TAR In kegs par dozen, $5 756. TOBACCO Good stock and prices arm wuu onty a smau iraue doing. WHEAT Active local demand No. 1, S232 10; No. 2, $1 851 95; Inferior, 91 OOal ID.

WHISKY Market irregular. High wines, 55G0c In bond SI 16l 20 ciear. common wnissy, si (2)1 oo imitation Bourbon, S2 Bourbon, $2 503. TELEGRAPHIC MAJtKETS. New York Mnrket.

New Yore. Augut 10. Cotton a shade firmer; sales 800 bales; uplands Rice nuiet. uonee rather heavy. Sasar dull: Cuba lllic.

Molasses nominal. Tobbaceo 5c lower on common grades. Wheat 12 17c Dry Goods to 11c. Blenched ruuillns 1642sc. Money market Is easy; call loans t(S5c; aurllog dull aud heavy ft31; new Tennessee bonds C3.

New Orleans Mnrltel. New Orleans, August 10. Cotton dull middlings 27c sales bales, receipts 20 bales. Two biles now cotton received to-day- one from Louisiana, the other from Mississippi. Sterling, no rates established.

New Yort sizht 2c premium. Gold 4f31tic. Hoar choice il(31l 23. Corn advanced, 11(31 li'Oits firm; new Pork steady, iisi. Bacon firm; shoulders UVSsUa, clear sides 17c.

Lard, tierces lo keg Louisville Market. LorjiaviLLK, August 10. Tobacco, sales email at full rates, riour, superfine 2546(0. Whest, Oats 45650c. Rye SI SO.

Mes Pork S2M2 a. LirdlffliQlSc liacon, shoulders clear rib sides 17c; clear sides 17r. Buik shoulders lvc, fit. Lonix Jlnrlict. Ht.

Louis. Auaust 10 Tobacco firm. 10 S7(i 0 50. Wheat 510c lower. Corn Oats HMSoa.

Pork Baconhouiders 13W8 13c; clear sides 17J4fJ17kc: plain hams 16i! sugar-cared hams Lard Wnlsky, 1 37. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. August 10. Floor firm, SlOail.

Wheat S2fi2 10. Cora 9ia7c. Oats 5ial5c Whisky held at 70c Poik SJ3. Lard ISJJc kuik meats lzugn. isacon ux, anu Clover beed 13kc.

Klax 2. Urojerlts dulet ana unchanged. Forelcn Markets. London. Augnst 10.

U.S. Five-twentits "1J4. Liverpool August 10. Cotton unchanged sales 15,000 bales. RIVER MATTERS.

WUTUB AND RIVERS. Cincinnati, August 10. River 14 feat in the channel. Arrived, Sim J. Hale.

St. Louis, August 10. Arrived, the juisville, Rubicon and Lizzie Gill departed, Marble City. River declining 7 feet to Cairo. Louisville, August 10.

River rising 6 feet in caual cloudy and warm. Memphis, August 11. A heavy raia fell after daylight yesterday morning, which lasted an hour or two. 'Che rest of the day was clear and warm. The river Is falling rapidly, and tho boats at the levee are constrained to put out spars.

From Capt. Crane, of the Belie Memphis, we learn that there Is scant 7 feet and falling, from St. Lcuis to Cairo, quarter-less twain at Phillips' aDd Point Pleasant, and 7 feet at Si, the shoaleet place hence to Cairo. White river is falling, with 4 feet to Davali's Blulf, 1 feet to Augusta. The river is very flat at tho mouth.

The Commercial rubbed at several places coming out. In the Arkansas there is 34 inches to Piue Blulf and 30 inches to Ltttlo Rjck. Arrivals. Steamer Mollie Able, St. Louis.

Commercial, White river. Luminary, Vick6burg. Mary Forsyth, St. Lauls. Dfparturcj.

Steamer Mollie Able, New Orleans. Luminary, St. Louis. Natoma, Napoleon. Bolle Memphis, St.

Louis. -In Vort. Molllo Hamhletoa, New York, Commercial, Mary Forsyth. KISCELl.ANEOCS. Wo had a loot: array of boats at the landing yesterday, aud affair in that locality were more animated than for some caya past.

The St. Francis river packet Mollie Hambletou, Capt. Tom Bowman, leavea to-day at 5 p.m. a3 above. She makes all way Paine, Clark and Shell are her clerks.

The Natoma had a good trip for Napo leon and way points. The Belle Mempuis bad a good trip oi people but light freight for St. Louis. Tbe Alary orey uapi. Aiex.

made her debut as a Memphis packet ls3t evening. She will leave at 5 p.m. to-day for Cairo and ut. Liouis. We have been called upon by Capt.

Crane, the Bella Memphis, in refer- i ence to a letter wuicn appeareu in a co-temporary relative to the officers of the City of Cairo. We knew Capt. Crane too well to think that any act of inhumanity ojuld emanate from him. The party who it was claimed was put olf at Cape Girardeau did not express a wish to come to Memphis, but paid his fare to the Cape, where he alleged ha had friends who would assist him. Capt.

Crane states In reference to Capt. Worman that he did not know that bo was not a cabin passenger until some time after leaving Cairo. That he met him times on. the boat on the boiler deck, in the en- gino room and other places, and when informed that he was on deck he in vited him up stairs, but that Capt. W.

declined. Capt. Crane is well known as ouo of our most liberal river men, and as we said before, an act of discourtesy to a brother boatman Is foreign" to his nature. The "Old Reliable" goes out to-day at 5 p.m. for White'rtver.

Kao connects with the Plain City for Vicksburg and the cars for Little Rqck at De vatl'a BJuil, as well as tho Brooks and Fairy Qaeen for upper White river. Capt. Billy Ash-ford Is master and Charley Smlthers Is clerk. Capt. J.

E. Btreeper has severed his connection with the Southern Hotel, of this city, and goes North. He will return soon, and may go to steamboating again. The Molllo Able passed down yesterday morning, heavily laden. The people of White river will see their new steamer Mayflower next week.

The St. Louis Htpublican of the 8th says: "Jim Dutlf, of the Memphis Avalanche, is very handy with his scissors." It is natural for him to pick up old iron or steal. The towboat J. N. Kellogg passed up and tho Newsboy down yesterday.

The New York, Capt. Stein, with Mr. Richmond In the office, leavea to-day for Cairo and Cincinnati. She makes all way landings, and is in all respects a No. 1 packet.

The Ruth and H. M. 8breve were both due last night. A Cincinnati paper alludes to Mata-moras, Texas, aud to Monterey "across the river." Tbe Continental left New Orleans on Saturday. She will be due here Wednesday night.

The St. Louis Times says: "The Vicksburg packets are doing a fine business and will continue to as long as tbey display such energy in trying to accommodate the shippers and travelers by placing such superior boats and accomplished gentlemen in the trade aa they do now." We say they must not advertise to leave port, however, at a particular hour and get away some hours in advance, thereby preventing shippers from getting their bills of lading signed, aa they have been doing here. The Cairo Democrat local, alluding to snag-boats, says' "Tbey clear the rivers of innumerable dangerous snags, thereby saving valuable boats laden with inland commerce." We wonder if ocean navigation wouldn't be profitable freight, Capt. Stut Neal will place the Richmond in the Memphis and New Orleans trade. She Is now at Cairo, where addi-dltional rooms are being added to her cabin, and her texas is being lengthened, thereby making her the largest passenger carrier afloat.

She has always been a favorite with owing to her safety and speed, and will no doubt continue to be "the chief among ten thousand, and the one altogether lovely." Ssehercard. We havo received a visit from. Mr. Martin Kelly in reference to the, state, ment made in this column, some days ago, reflecting unon him. We are as sured by Mr.

Kelly that so far from being ucuiuu uauu money matters wttn tue jpire uompany (old No. 7), that he has on two occasions received a complimentary note from the company for promptness, and at tho time tbe company was disbanded a fine shot gun was voteu to Dim as a mttrK cl appreciation. We atated tbe matter as we heard it, and regrot that injustice waa done Mr. Kelly. Paschall House Drawing.

Certificates in this grand drawing can be had in Memphis of Mr. E. S. Piummer, H. Passmore 200 Second blreet, and at Geo.

Pattbou bookstore, 317J Main street. Circulars containing full particular furnished on application to either of the above parties. jy2S3tawtf The allotted time of Dr. James' stay in Memphis having expired, he will in future be addressed at his home office, 91 and 'm Randolph street, Chicago, and postofflce address, box 58G3 Chicago, I1L See advertisement in another column, for particulars. SPECIAL HOTICES.

Dr. Hortlmoro nt Utieiia Vistn Spring, Kus.ellvilU, Kentucky. BtTENA PrSINOJ. RUSSEI.I.VILI.E. La gan county, Ky.

My mends in the outb. who desire to consult or place themselves under my ixeaiaieub, can auaress or come anu consult me personaUy from this date until 1st of October next, at this favorite Watering Place, and these Justly celebrated Mineral Sprinss. As heretofore, I will still derole my attention to treatment of ail the various forms of Chronic Dls-eaes, especially to Ditcatet othe Lunyj and Organs of the Chest, as aiso all the various afiflcltve forms of Kxxale Diseases. Je3 ditwawSm 1). MORTIMORE, M.

D. Early Marriages. Dr. Franklin advocated Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on this and other subjects, being a GUIDE To MABRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, ly benevolent Physicians, sent by mill, in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.

Address, HO WABD ASSOCIATION, Box Philadelphia, Pa. In the District Court ofthe United States, fortbe uisincboi west xennessee. in me matter oi John Hoad, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. District of West Tennessee S3.

Te whom it may concern The understood hereby elves notlm of his appointment as assignee of John Hood, of Cuba, In the county of Shelby and State oi Tenntseee, within said District, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on hia own petition, by the District Court of said District, Memphis. Tennessee, the lotn day of August. A.D..1MX. WILLIAM Y. C1KODK, aull la .5 Assignee.

Etc. BUCK EYE SALVE, SURE OTJRE for PILES. Bold by lyi j. w. Falls a co No.

SSI Main street. HJJOK EYE SALVE, THE GREAT REMEDY for PILES. Bold by MORRISON ELLIS, Jyl 192 Main street. BUCK EYE SALVE, THE GREAT REMEDY for PILES. Sold by TAYLOR lyl Poplar street.

BUCK EYE SALVE, The Great tReiuedy for Flics. Sold by Jyl WARD 215 Main street. BUCK EYE SALVE, A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILE3. Bald by, lyi a. D.JOHNSON, 153 Main street.

BUCK EYE SALVE, TRY IT FOR PILES. Bold by Jy W. N. WILKEKSON No. Main ttrwit.

BUCK EYE SALVE, THE GREAT REMEDY for PILTJS. Sold by G. W. J0NE3 Si Jyl S)7 Main street. BUCK EYE SALVE, GREAT REMEDY FOR PILES Sold by A.

RENKERT, Jyl 120 Main street. BUCK EYE SALVE, IVoifiing Equal to It Tor Piles. Sold by H. C. STEVER3 UlnfT Cltjr Jyl Drugstore, cor.

Second and Madison sir. BUCK EYE SALVE, THE GREAT REMEDY for PILES. Sold by K03E VIGUS, Jyl 87 Main street. BUCK ElE SALVE, A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES. Sold by Jyl CHANDLER 216 Main street.

BUCK EYE SALVE, GREAT REMEDY FOB PILES. Sold by W. POTTER, Jyl No. SS Main street, corner Union. BUCK EYE SALVE, A CERTATH" CURE FOR PILES.

Sold by Jyl W. K. SEABROOK, 167 Main street. BUCK EYE SALVE, A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES. Sold By Jyl MANSFIELD HIGBEE, SOI and 303 Main street.

PLAMG MILL AiD LUMBER YARD, CUBBINS, CUNN COOVER 161, 103 and 10.7 Washington MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE, RUILDING AND KKAMIN3 LUMBER OF mi in. i- Kniu. Doors, minus. Newel Post and Caps, Balusters and It iUlcs, Lattice.

Pal-lnts, Lata, uhtntles, and a choice lot oftea-gjnedCax, ainut. Yellow Tine and Poplar, flooring, Celling and Weather Boarding, for Sale Chcspcr than cTcr Offered Belore. Tnrninsr. Scroll Sawlue, Tenon- ning aud Morticing, done to ordtr. anaim F.

LANE. J. H. J1AK11H F. LANE Cotton Factors AND General Commission sercaants.

Corner TJulou anil Front Street, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE tar Liberal Cash Advances made" on Consign- E. HASH1ELL. 11. E. HILLIARD, Bonierville, Tean.

Memphis, Teun. MILLIARD, Cotton Factors AND Commission Merchants, So. 29C Eront Sti-cct, SleinniilJ, Terns. crsF-Rscminir Tinrt Rodo furnished to parties Cotton. auS3m Dissolution.

LINOAUEET. ARNOLD Is dissolved by mutual consent, joum tho books, and Is authorized to make coUec- Uiu 0,1 LINDAUER, JULIUS ARNOLD, JOilKPit LINDAUER. Jiavinc located my ouito street, -with bcawaab A Co I request all parties i v. a iin and cattle. wwjuft Vina wu ii.ui wiMv-K--- VrwnT Tl au71w JULIUS ARNOLD Arkansas RPDfirtS for Sale.

SALE two complete seta of the Re porta of the Bnprsme Court of Arkansas, from vni i lAvni i n.B bt Almost en Appljto urn fc.BU'iSS. FOK. ClJfjiWlMA-Tf. Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Com pan j- PorLoutsvUIeandClndnnatL NEW YORK Hiela Tais elegant passenger steamer fc will leare P-grifl THIS DAY, 11th at 5 p.m. LARRY HARJISTAD, Agent, -anil It Htar Whaiat.

foot Jefferson sr. FOR ST. LOUIS. Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company.

for Cairo and St. Lonl4-MARY FORSYTH Alei. Zeljler master Thlanmrffliiil tnlanitl.l nil steamer will leave as above on JSj5KP" THIS DAY, 11 ih lust, at 5 p.m. anil It KLKM. CALVERT.

Hup't- FOR KIVER. Memphis and White River U. a. Mall Packet' For Helena, DeVall's Bluff, Little Rock. Augusta, Jackson port and all "Way Landings.

COMMERCIAL Asnionl master This fine passenger packet leaves for the above on TUESDAY, 11th at 5 pjn. For freight or passage apply to CT LEVY A MILLER. AgenU. 5 Jefferson street, under Commercial Hotel. J.

A. Baytrs, PasenEer Agent. an9K P03 ST. FBA3CIS KIVZR. Regular Tuesday St.

Francis River Packet For axv.uia Jiauison, wituourg MOLLIE HAMBLETO, T. K. Bowman Master am. c. Paine.

Hhell and Clark, Clerks. Will leave Memphis JSVEBY TUESDAY. at ,5 jvjn. Star Wharfboat, foot Jefferson st. Rsgnkir Sew Orleans Low Pressure -J.

Stut Neal. Master THIS xnlenrild Iliimir luna r.m.),l... WEDNESDAY, September 30th. and EVERY ALTERNATE EDNESDA thereafter drum the aton ja. LAKRY HAKMSTAD.

AcenL i tf Star Vharf boat foot Jefferson THErmdersIzned havlnrtnton n-juain'ii the star Wliarfbont, at the Foot of Jefferson Bircet, WUI continue the Hteambont Annir rtntln and transact all matters mtruMed to him by hlssteamboal friends with promptness and dispatch. LAKRY HAKMSTAD, btar wnariDoat, xootor Jefftrson strtet. anttf Memphis. Itvgalar aetnpbl, M'blteand Little ltet Hirer llinzaday Packet. JOHN D.

ELLIOT r. Master; Cad. J. Hasks anu jiat uuis, CHrkr. THE steamer D23 AR-J bavinir ben Tint In thorough repair, will enter the MEMPHH AND 1I1TE RIVER IltADE mrmannntlvnn THUiiS')AY, the 3d Jav of oeptember, 8t, cj luunuaj loraii poinu on Wtile ani Little Red rivers, coonectlnr at Devall' B.utt -with trains lor Little iiock.

Leaves Dsvall's BlutT forMempflls evcrv Mmi- dayou arrival oi train. NOTICE. To tlie Merchants of Memphis The steamer UES AhC will resume her trips lu the White River Trace on Thursday, the 3d day of September, 1S6U, and as I am ratisned thautiiL the wish bota the planterand merchant that the loci jackets receive and transport mer-chvnda on which there Is C. O. D.

charges. auu viuv ui lueiacfc. unh luo reiua.1 to transport" suc'i freight has oDerated verv much tho trade of Muni phis, the steamer uivu aru t-t uome pacset, ownea ana can-trolled In Mcmi hU) will on resuming her trips, receive ail t'. O. D.

freight, charging shipper with the freiiht when same is not received couidgoee, and charging shipper one-hair per cent, on ail C. O. colli ctluns. JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master au2 And Owner Steamer Des Arc.

MernpM3 and Now Orleans- Wednesday Packet, MA'JESTA, rv J. Frasc Hicks, Capt T. J. Howard, Clerk. 11 Ills flue st.amer will leave Memphis for New Orleans on Wednesday.

14th ofScu- lember. and will make rtyular trips In the' trade, ieavlog MempbU on evrry allemato wtuueduay. jiaki WAiii'Stu, jji Ageuu, x. i ran street. Memphis and Hew Orleans Wednesday rdlSSISSIPFI, Nat.

S. Uekxs. a. Cook Master. Cierk.

rPHIS fine steamer will leave Memphis for A New Orleans on Wednesday. 2il of Me mem ber, and will make regular trips in the trade. eaving tempnu oa every alternate eunes- dav. jy3t tr Agents. 27i Front street.

EOS MOUND CITY. STEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES every day for Muund City at a.iD.. 11 a.m.. a D.m. and 5 D.m.

Leavus jiuuna City every day at a.m9 a.m.,1 pan. apd i p.m. AAnamg at foot of Washington street: JUAKli. ii. CtLEKK, Jyll Master.

OLD RELIABLE SESPHIS AHD iTE BIYES1 PACKET COMPANY. U. S. MATT, LINE. gor Little Ecck Hot Springs.

THE splendid Passenger Steamers COMMER-I CIAL and LIBERTY No. 2. leave MemDhts every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 o'clock p.m. ror wnite luver, connecting at uevaii-j man with Memphis and Ltttle Rock Kalrroad to LitUe Rock, and Stage Line lor Hot Springs and all points tn Arkansas. Time to i.occ, noura.

av Passengers and ShlDners can rely on this Ronte the year round. ii. OUp LEVY MILLER, General Freight and Ticket apll tf No. 5 Jefferson street. S1MPH1S ARtAiSAS lilYES MM States Mall Oosnpa'y.

1TEW ARRANGE1IENT3. DURING THE PRESENT LOW BTAUKOF water In the Arkansas river, all the boats -nn thA Memnhls end of the route are with drawn, and the elegant Side-wheel Steamer NATOMA ie, Master W1U take lhe place of the through boats, Memnhls as heretofore MONDAYS AND, Icon TUlDAYS AND HID A lb -with the light-draught and comfortable passenger steamer AMERICAN W. T. Eerry, Master For Pine Bluff. Freight and passengers will be transferred without detention or extra expense, the A-ToMA" giving Through Tickets to passengers; to Pine Uiuu ana an luwrmtKuiu pointa onryv but will sign Through Bills Lading lor freight to all points on Arkansas river as high up aa-Fort Smith.

The new anu very tigut-umugui sieamers VAN BUREN J.W. WlUiams, Master James Bowlin, Master FO RT SMITH- WUI D'y between Pine Blnff and -without detention, and delivered at destination in good order, the flats being well provided with tarpaulins to protect the goods from the weather. Persons WJ amp uj uuo uuo will con mark their goods "via Arkansas river "and ship to "Memphis and -Arkansas tt a Moll Paj.lr.it lYimnantr TLfst M.m- Dhls.or to John D.Adams, at Memphis. AB frelgbU signed for through as this Una wilL as heretofore, continue to receive the attention of James T. Bourne Ca.No.UJef- ferson street.

juju i rt r- i a VINSON DONAHUE, Agents for Natoma. DAVE HUKELL, Passenger Agent. Dtt Tesnmctlonofnavigatlon.tbeGLEANER. CELESTE, CALDWELL and OZARK -wUI resume their places in the Memphis and Fort Smith Une, by -which tbe merchants and plant ers on tne entire AXjtaxuog liver wiunaveui--T-t t-nmmnnlcatlon with Memnhls. and from thsre by raU and steamboat to all points la the.

United StaUs. jy23 tin u. ia 1888 1868. ST. LOUIS ST.

PAUL PACKETS Northern Line Packet Co. STEAMBOATS. RUN THEIR DAILY" LINE OF SPLENDID Side-w heel Steamers through to Davenport, Dnunque anil 6t. Panl i Without ieshipping, leaving their Wharfboat, at the root OI WMauswu iieawi cisun. EVENING (except Sundays), at o'clock p.nu These steamers are ui iu.uuw hudiiu, vinrni experienced oSloeis and crews.

accustomed to the trade, and are outfitted In a. superior manner, ana no eieiuoia win uo spared to add to the comfort of Passengers or CartuUl uuiuiuii: u. ilcvum JAMES WARD, President. T.J.BUFORD, Superintendent. I.

M. MASON, General Agent. E. B. BYINGION.

Gen'l Ticket Agent. LEVY 4 MILLEB, 735 Ticks.