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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

A QUEER SToRF-The New London people
have an excitement this morning, growing out
OF a story tod there last night. They say
that q man can't into town last night Z ON the
farm Of Lyman Allen, distant about a mile,
and situated just over be line in the town OF
Waterford, and related 10 open mouthed lis
tcneTs hat while be was blowing on the farm
that afternoon, bis curiosity was excited about
an old well in the lot. Out Of curiosity he
took the stone oil, sounded the well, and found
il dry He got a ladder aud went 10 tho bet
tom, aud behold there was a broad vault,
leading right of ia the direction Of a ledge Of
rocks near the mouth. The vau't YVES well
srcued over With brick and mortar, and evil
IDENTIFY the supposed well was nothing but 6
shaft leading to this subterranean structure.
Following the horizontal vault he soon came
into a large open room, how large be could not
Judge, for every hing was dark. he left the
vault and started for New London TO get men
and lanterns 10 explore the affair, and they say
that q party left the eitYf0T that purpose last
n'glt, and that the good people Of New Lon
den are al alive this morning 10 know II am
BODY has beard from them, what they found,
how muea o. q vault It proved 10 be, and
whether there was any treasure in il? The
conjecture is that It was built N war times for
Tie safe keeping Of valuables.-E. y. PaliI-
dfua
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opIv ono Jutip TOO muob,

Dan Jones has a wife, an aniable, seeom-
piished and beautiful lady, who loEsI hil de-
vo.edlv, but she finds too many bricks In his
hat. One night be came home tight, and was
not only very much astonished, but rather
frightened to md bis worthy lady sitting up
for him. she smiled when he came in. That
she always t0es-
You staid out so late" she said, /" that
fear d you had been sick"
"Hic-sinr sick, wife but don't you think
I'm a li.tle-hic-tight ,"
81 very little, perhaps, my dear, but that
is nOthiEg-yOu have so many friends, as you
say, you must Join them in a glass once in a
while."
"wifs, YOu are too good; the truth is, I an
d-drunk.o
@Oh, no, indeed, ny dear, I an sure that
even another glass wouldh't hurt you. Now,
suppose you axe a glass Of Scotch ale With
ne, lust as a niglt-cap, my dear"
You are too kind, my dear, BY bali ! an
drank"
"Ol, no, only a julip too much, ny love,
that's all. Wen take a glass Of ale, a. any
rate; it eannot burt you, dear; | want one my
self before l retire"
The lady fastened to open a bottle, and as
she placed two tumhlers before her on the
sideboard, she put into enc a very powerful
emetic. Filling the glass with the foamlhg
ale sue ldLUel lHQE one VIII a mu1L DEAAAEu-
ing mile 10 her husband. Suspicion came
cloudily into his mild. Sac bad never be-
fore been so kind 10 him when be was drunk.
He locked al the glass, then raised it up to hia
lips-then hcsitates.
"Desr, won'r you Just taste mine, TO make
!. sveeier p said he.
"Certaiuly, love, . replied the lady, taking q
mouthful, which she was very careful not to
swallow.
Suspicion vanished, and so did the ale, en-
etic and an, down the throat cf the satisfied
husband. After splitting out the taste, the
lady finished her glass, but seemed in no
hurry to retire.
She fixed a fooJ-tub Of water before an easy
chair, for which the husband was curious TO
know The rerson. 4 few minu IS later the
gulp and splurge from bis throat gave an
sWer.
The brick vas gone when be rose from the
easy chair, and be never after carried one
home 10 his wife.
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The Pennsylvania Central and HHI'
tImoEs ana Ohio Railroads and IN
Cotton Trade

rae Pennsylvania Central and Hal
tIm04e and Ohio Railroads and the
Cotton Trade
Tie Pennsylvania Central and Bsl.inoTs
and Ohio railroad companies lave adopted r
new fern of cotton bill, which is intended to
secure them against ioss, sDd thsy have noti-
fed their western connections that tbey viii
not hereafter receive cotton for transportation
to tie East except upon such bills. As this Is
an important matter snl has already created
some confusion, we give below the condi-
tons " which these roads insist upon.
Shipped 81 good order, on board the steam
boat .Le cotton described below, which
The said steamboat has agreed, as per her bills
Of ladiHg, TO deliver on account q Tue said
shipper or shippers in similar order, the dan
gers OF navigation and Of FIRE excepted, al the
port CT Cincinnati; and from thence the said
Gotten IS 20 Be transported by d.
railroads 70 the city % New York. and Be there
delivered i1 like order, the incidental s9iIsge
By mud and vet, the Isarage Of ba,iing, and
The dangers of navigation and n IRE, and
from rs1sileEiisl causes excepted, al the
wharf OF depot " the delivering carrier. to
- be CO they paying the frsiells II an the
connecting carriers, which &C. Is hereby agreed
shall lo. 10 al exceed - PER bale through.
Claims fT damages must be reported by con-
sEnees, % tle delivering line within thirtv-siH
hours after ile arrival o. the freight al the
place Of delivery Indicated above, Or they viii
not Be allowed.
T. is agreed, and is one Of the conditions OF
this con rscg, that -hls bill Of ladsag Is issued
Tor the purpose q giving 20 fbe shippers The
facility o. through rate, and 10 the event OF
loss OF damage uuder its provisions, he own
ers or c0lEiEuees q tie said cotton shall have
recourse gaiy 70 tic carrier In whose custody
D. may b. when such loss or damage may &C.
cur. Tue Plis5urE, Columbus and Cinein-
natl railroad line agreeing 70 aid the owner
OF cons.Enss DO locating ard collecting FOR
them such damags-ssing al due diligence,
through their agents, in securing tie prompt
and correct adjustment Of every claim. Tue
Little Miami aEd Columbus and Xelia, Pitts
burg, Columbus and Cincinnati and Pennsvl-
vsnia railroad companies Assuming response
1ili-y for Glib esame only while IN transit over
their OWE roads. TIE value a. Memphis a.
lie date u shipment, is 10 be the basis For
adjusting losses OF damages.
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The ~. louis and Iron Mountatn
Railroad.

~ 80 AA-A - u
Railroad.
We make ile following extract from the an
Hual report or the s.. Louis AID Iron Noun
tain railroad
We can otter but ht;le e-ncouraremeu Of the
company ability o. 10 mere, from the earn
iIEs o. he road, than pay current expenses
and keep Toe road, bridges, rolling stock and
machinery il good condition, while the BUSH
ness Of he country Is 90 oppressed. When the
business % bat purloa OF the country tribu-
tsry % s. Louis shall revive, % may BE- rea-
sCuatie to fEpec- that we can save something
from or earnings 20 pay e portion Of the IN
terssL But tlr snJunt We can hope 10 pay
viii BE- considerable while the road remains
unfinished 90 a point OF TIE Mississippi river
INT bring US in connection with the southern
end soal-=asteI systems o. railroads. No
tolb- seems io be entertained n our ability 10
pay I'll Interest on our bonded debt when the
road Is ltus extended and when rich trade is
o1rarL B. s.. LOUIS, through this channel, with
tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and Texas.
We 6srar-.F hope hat active operations
fer tais eXt-nsioa ere not 10 Be delayed much
longer. isr people in Southern Missouri are
EeklaE carntg- efforts 20 Contribute materially
20 Che extension. They are calling meetings
Iu Faucus lccalues, appointing committees
% ceIEess he couafy and solicit subscriptions
and causing preliminary surveys 70 Be made
on several routes. The route from rear Indian
Ford o. Columbus las already been surveyed.
A surrey Is now beiaE made from he sane
poiut % New Madrid, by authority o. the
people Of that town. TIE people Of Cape
GiFsrdaaI have organized a new COMPANY,
s~u5s-r-sd hbersliy, made surveys, and are
making active eNsrtlous 10 build the ex snsion
from Pilot ha.b VIA Cspe Girsrdeau 70 Colun-
11s. Tie people o. Memphis and he several
Tennessee railroad "a srests are not lsss
awake Co TIE Importance Of a railroad con
meet on Witb s. Louis By the way or Pilot
Knob. a surrey was made last winter by J.
n. HorieV Esq, late cLief engineer o. his
coupsHg from Memphis 10 the Missouri STATE
line. u.der the authority Of The citizens o.
Memphis, who have given Us repeated Essu.
ranee tbatthey will build the road from Men.
phls 10 oar state line by tue time We can reach
The sane point, If this route is finally deter
On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

A RIDICULoUs Ky D~rsGzkoEFUL ATrArn.
Tie Philadelphia correspondent Of the BALI.
mole san thus speaks Of he Republican iubi.
lee in that city On Tie ~:
TIE Republicans yesterday celebrated Their
success 10 this State by a barbecue at Girsrd
park, where alsrge OK vas strung upon 9 pole.
AID roasted over a large hre-wbils a large
c~usatitv Of potatoes were cooked 10 The ashes.
Tue whole aldI o. represented 70 have been
exceed agiy ridiculous, IL not disgusting.
Taoss present were Supplied with long butcher
knives, BY means Of which they were enabled
70 carve the bullock 70 their oWn satisfaction.
and the Infinite amusement Of the b~ystandefs.
Ger ain portions Of the animal, Waleh we're
pronounced "Well DONE" appeared 10 be rel
hhed heartily while many WY faces Eers
made in the mastication o. raw bits, which
had apparently only smslt FIRE. Hundreds Of
boys might have been seen running wildly
about with great spare ribs and bits OF shank
in their hands, dripping with grease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

HAVING sivrn toni and secnriu as requires - lsv.
II vii. b. virtue o . len reserved b. ne % secure
deferred psyneuts thsrrel, On IuEsDAT rcoeu1er
H. 1880. arths Arsacs, No, 3 uaieu street. bstu scn he
hour q ~ aad - dcicsf, A. ~. B-osett - asil a. p1h-
he sale. o ne blEhsrt hidder. fcr s4th. LsS No
tHeive. thirteen and iourtrsu ~. - Had it6 boL -
in TIE tuun " furt PlcksrinE f1gN Chick1saW Cltyl
Shelby co1nty, TsnneEsss, 5silg ne Hns conveyed ~
myself % Laara wed. Hlia o. " 2. Wods - daed "
4, lsss. asW o. reo0rd In tks Registers oncs Of
shelby uounty, In Bosf ~. passs AL. e. and G1s,
wherein sid Laara valves all hsrrigAf q redemption,
b which Is hereby nade.
JOHE BRoWG frustss.
no9-td u. c. oATcE = BOE, Auannssss.
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scr FIHsT \ FOURTH PAGES.
OONoaEssHEN ELECTED N MT

Notwithstanding the triumph Of the Repub-
iean Stats ticket il Illinois, the Democracy
hsTe succeeded in elseting Eve out Of nine
members Of Congress TO which that State is
snddel- Wereioies arHeulsrly to announce
the triumph Of that true and tried friend Of he
South, y0HE A M'CLEARNkED, Who has ever
been loyal to he imper.4sble principles Of the
party beneath whose banner be has so nobly
fought The gallant RIcHARDsoE is also
elected, though bys somewhat reduced ma
iorftv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

CUE TOR BunNs.-The Gass;ie Hsafeale Of
France, says, that BY IN accident, charcoal
has been discovered 10 be cure Tor burns. BY
laying a piece o. cold ehare5al upon a burn,
TIE pain subsidies immedis ely. By leaEingthe
charcoal on one hour The wound is healed, ss
has been demonstrated on several occasions.
The remedy is cheap and simple, and esrtEinly
deserves a trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

THE WsEREABoUTs OF THE TRAIToR GKoH-
GEY.-Ths correspondent In SsNony Of the
New York Tines, WRITES that the conduct Of
Georgsy Is as much . puzzle to The people Of
Hangary az 10 all the world. Why be sarren-
drred a. Villages no one can tell. Ills chances
OF success were better than In many a battle
which be bad already won. II Is proved tia
be knew OF tie projected dessrtiOn sf p, 900 Of
the enemy 10 bis STANDARD. Aud vet Tie vulgar
superstition that he was bought over BY the
Russians or the Austrians, seems improbable.
There Is no evidence Of hhs having been bribed.
he is living in comparative obseurity, as a
professor Of chemistry, at Klsgsnfarth. He
possesses neither veal h noT dis motion. His
conduct, II Il was prompted b. any selfish mo
g. unexplained and uuiswaided az It was unex-
pected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

TAKE A DErNK--Ths overland mall brings
~ Los Angeles papers OF October Is They
are filled with accounts Of The completion OF
the telegraph between that place and San
Francisco. The following eongra.ulatory dis
patch was among those received. Il Il like
everything else in California, sEeee ingly sai
CensTfs
SAE FnAEcIsco, October s-Ws eougrstu-
late the citizens Of Los Angeles, on the com
pleton Of the line 70 that point. Take a
driHk?
Zach dispatch was received with cheers, IN
which the ladies' Joined BY waving their hand
kercbiefs The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
on the occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

~ A ho-ubie discovery has been made al
he church O. -hs village Of BouiogHe, between
PARIS ard s Cloud, which IS now under re-
Hair. U1demeaLh tie altar Of the Virgin
there nss been found Be bozy Of a Young CIR
o. f91rteel, who disappeared three years ago,
and ~ Elom Ter parents Inhabitants Of the
ulace. have never since had any news. TIE
lsieLsorhood is ln a state Of excitement on The
subject lis EEl i8 described az having been
very bsarifui ard preeoc.ousiy developed. She
lad been 10 Der FIRST confession E5ortly before
her dfsappearance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

e The estimate OF be cost Of the New
YORK city public system, as Just submitted,
shows a total Of 81, 100000, which is SI75 900
in excess Of tie estimate OF last year. OF this
total, the salary Of teachers and ~jsnitors
amounts to SI25, coo, and books to S95 600.
The committee on studies made ZONE novel
recommendations in reference to primary anu
grammar schools, yet, It is to be presumed,
net without due consideration. Their report
provides that hereafter no lessons shall be
given 70 The children Il the primary Depart
ment 10 be studied sthomr, that the lessons to
the primary department shall be given in the
classroom, and no books whstevsr given to
the children. In the grammar schools the
teachers are required 10 occupy two hours in
each day in preparing the scholars for the les
sons to be rscited on the subsequent day, and
no teacher to be permitted TO give out lessons
that will take more than one hour together.
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Arrest Of a CLERK for KobbinE the
safe Of tho new EorK Central Rail-
road Company in B0stoa.

Prom TIE Boston Journal AL
L will be recoieo.ed that on Monday morn
ing. the 22d Of October last, the clerk In tie
ticket Office Of the New York Central railroad
At the Worcester depot, in Beach street, re-
ported that The Office had been broken into
since tie Saturday evening before, and he
safe rob5ed OF $500, the property OF Mr.
J.. Adams F~airSaaEa, telegr1pher.
The Doltee were informed q the robbery,
and AZ once adopted measures TO secure he
robber. On Thursday, Captain hought OF tie
harbor police, had his attention called 90 The
fact that Thomas Wright, keeper q a ship
ping Office az 172 Commercial street, was N
p session Of a larger sum OF money tLau
usual. among which there were three SluO
bills on the Blackstone bank. Capt housh
had previously ascertained that similar bills
were among those stolen from the safe az tie
depot, and meeting Wright on Commercial
street, arrested him, and found between $50
and $500, partly IN gold, on him. he also
ascertaiuei where be had changed two Of The
large bills into gold, and obtained those bills
in exchange for gold found upon Wright,
whom he committed TO the lookup.
He subsequently ascertained that a young
man named william H.. Robbins, the clerk in
the Office which was robbed, had for some tine
psst been quite attentive TO a daughter OF
Wright iu Roxbury, and that on Saturday
evening, October %, he carried a small trunk
containing money 10 Miss Wright, and desired
her 10 take charge Of It for him, az tie sans
tine giving her a IS gold piece.
some DAYS after this an uukU OF man called
upon Miss Wrigd- and presented a written or
der for her 10 deliver the money % the bearer.
Being fearful that there was something wrong
about he matter, she declined 70 deliver tie
money 20 The stranger, and as coon as De vas
Ou- of sight she brought the money 10 this city
and delivered IL 10 her father at his place Of
business.
The Iset OF the arrest o. Wright was made
known 20 Robbins Wednesday, and be was re-
eaestsd % cal az the chiefs Cfhce and see IL
b could Identify ans OF The money recovered,
as among the money Glen were bills similar
o. some found upon Nright. Robbins 81 once
gave himself up and confessed having eon-
mltted the robbery. he was brought before
the police court yesteTllys sud waving eZ-
animation, was held lu 5000 for trial.
Wright was also before the police court On
a complaint for receiving the money, knowing
g. 90 Be stolen, and was 1eld IN 5000 for eN-
] animation on Saturday next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

II They have a mountain 10 Oregon,
which the set lsrs believe to be q mass OF sill
yer, and worth at a low calculation $685.
o00,O00,0OOi Claims are 100 feet front, and
run 10 the top Of the mountain.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Goal, Goal.

HAVE beea engaged IN ne oozl trade for he pasf
4 twelve years have boafsd ooal % this markss for
ne retail city and steamboat irztr, and have leaned
rem experience the necessity o. hssinz -hsapsr fuel IN
Memphis shan has heretofore been furnished % her pao-
rie. TIE necessities % ne rich ant ro1r Allie require
Ne chanfs prcpsei, AMI While I Do not pretend 10 dis
Eui,e The fact that I intend b nEEs some moasy. if 10
rot TIE les. true lhzt I shan plilic benefsGer I
~ hare % land a large supply % Gresn river coal,
Shich ] have always flraishac a. q prics FAR below nat
Which mrsi - PAD for PittsburE coal. ne pisces are
Dot NV ~ iarxs a. ne coal b.pks resolved from Pitts-
burE but Asse gov larger - he mine u penetrated,
and viii each ~shipnent - uts by spring ne lumps will
b a. large IS ne largest akru from ne PIhburg pit.
Green river coal casts ne less than hat from the head
waters u he O1lo. and I therefore sell 10 low, and not
becarss it > ~ 90 vaiuahis aor ~ purposes. have
dreued IL useless O. obtain and publi-h csrtiacaies a. l.
is properties frou hose uho use if here. Trf IL aad
bzHk che-ts are Tbs csrti1cates EsnL hars. how
ever, . larger sicek han ever bstre q PiusburE coal,
which soes 81 81 market prices. 7 uo1li state. more
over, toEf tlcss uho buY 'ron nj psy msney 70 a Oh
riurea e hemp1is, An that mafs goes into sir,ula-
ton bere. lake u1tAirg from ne city uhich our ere
star I'D not intend shoaid 9 away, inss be dit MT asve
\. 1phis On . oaIbe1 Keep your Money q here. -
sad - yoar oNu psopls, Ehich you ean aooumoli.h -
euias ooai a. Ne Blus Oncs, On J~sssrsoa. o. AZ d
no7 TH0M1s yAnRs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

BueEDTsis FIRST FaIL- While Biondin
was performing c. stits az Troy n. T., last
Taesdzr week, be attempted 10 turn a sum
msrsauit, bur the crotch that susiained the
rope suddsaiy gave Fsy, and be fell smoag
he seats Az people below. He wss c0Dsic-
orsblY burt b the fan, ard one OK biz arms
appeared ts be partially psrsiyzed BY contact
With the hard substance Of lie back Of a seat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

WAITING FOR TIE GARIBkLBIAE Clock TO
SrEIKE.-A private letter from Turin, says the
Courier Dc HsrTe % the 25th ultimo, contains
this statement: "GaTibaidi alone is in the
secret Of Tie moment at which the Hungarian
insurrection is to break out. Hehas the great
est difficulty in restraining the liberals Of Hun
gary ua;il be gives the signal. At The present
moment Kossuth, Kispka, Releki, and others
are in Turin, awaiting until the secret hour
shall strike on the Garibsldian clock"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

A BiLIY GoAr FUErHERGNG THE ENDS OF
JUsTIcE.-A Ciueinnati policeman was having
great difficulty one day las week in getting a
large, stout, drunken woman TO The station
house, and was almost on the point Of giving
up The job, wheo e billy goat, who has The
liberty Of the streets, came up behind, and
with 9 powerful! butt lifted Der ffou Der feet,
and drove her forward, repeating The process
till the station house was fairly reached. But
the woman had % 20 it when the animal aux
iliarv to Justice lent bis aid.
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capt. TChu wilson a Claimant on 1se
government.

~" A- H-HH@ ~ A.aAaHa-- aaa HaaE
Government.
AwrlsT il the Ne= York Hr1-3. of he
gllh uit, all5ilg 10 the wsIf-kro1u far.s
thar CaP- JONI Wilson, now tie slsjsc, Of
c1nnsrizlon, or EN- sides, for bis csIaut
md daring deed, ss he c1m-zui=r cE THE
brig Mana Schiller, formerly sailed d vessel
Dr. the G-E ~ Mexico, and siTaFs rs1E5l
high as a bold, honest ana faithful Mariner.
AIDA thai be (.Le Csp-ai1l has a cIlim Cd TIE
Uriet Safes i1r dsuEggs, resulting from an
Illegal seizure OF a vessel, Tie s-ar, during be
Mexican war Up 90 his tine be tss 10 gsln
sought redress. The writer =ivssl tie follow
Ing as Zoe facts OF tie case.
Captain Wilson owned the star, which rr--
SCI Waa clar-f7et o carry 2 cargo to N8ts-
EoraE, with a pr5Fis0 thalE the place was oc-
cuuled bV The American arar, lie vessel was
20 return 30 Sew Orleans. Tie town Of Mat
auor2s was Ia possession q the Americans
when TIE Star reached hat place, bat the col
iect1r aA2Ts The vessel % enter, gave her
capaaiu permission % land bis cargo, and
cleared bis vessel Ter New Orleans 10 ballast.
After the cargo was landed (Which was roIv
VaiIa1ic,) the collector seized vessel and
cargo Tor an alleged violation cf fhe law. i1
ne act q landing cargo etc. TIE captain
vas PIX ll prison The vessel vas sent %
Galveston, AID az there was no one 20 defend
Der, she was CONDEMNED and sold. TIE cargo
was tie property OF a French subject. who
made bis claim o. the Treasury Department
Cor bis TOSS and who, On pr1ot OF tie facts
stated, received payment Ter bis cc55s, the
Luite1 states thus admitting tar seizure q the
Tessel and cargo % have been Illegal. Cap
tain Wilson preferred bic claim for the value
o. bis vessel ard lis freight but could never
procure any redress.
The evidence or which restitution was made
70 the owner cf The cargo is on he 10 Wash
lngl015 AID fully establishes the claim OF
Captain Wls.n. 80. Carlisle, Of Washing
tcls and eE-ssustor Wc7-coa, can both sub
s~tsutiste uhatI state, they having been EN-
ploTed in the matter.
May nc- Pc friends OF Captain Wilson hope
that bic claim may be brought before Con
Ersss and sxrmiusd into, and, II found icut.
provision made lo- its allowance
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-11

= On the first o. November about ihres
Inches or snow fell 10 St. Joseph, No., but
melted away very rapidly. More rain fell
than for many months past.
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"CcHErEcclTtoE WIN rHE ArLaErIl
CsAEr-Ils' completion OF us great railroad
brlcEe over t1e Savannah river, and opening q.
the t1est through llz Do ClsrIe5ls1. uars
more t1an e passing attention. T1is new
road, o. may ngt be Ee1ersi known. connects
directly VITA lie great Savannah, Albany
and Glf read, which Is already 60 operation
some huut-s1 end 1fy miles ITss-w Cd. and
gives pr5lIea II colr.elcl tle whole Dis
tanee tlr0uzl to tla Gaif a an early tav. JIG
fE, also, cssined Intimately o. connect south.
By railroad already Tr9sc ID, or 10 progress
q co1strGcl1l. with Tire florida reninsular
road, when iEcTIs8 icacs directly Lilter.
u ALREADY connects az Savannah wi;a an e.
tablis1ed line or steamships, which run Boz
connection wish this road, ana FOR tie present
furnishes 10 o. much 70 Us business. The
great a lErtc and tionla pclin-uizr line is
therefore H3w actually u1sI, throughout ito
whole eEtenE-A O. Fic1gaHs