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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

ADJUSTNTENTOF RAILROAD TROUBLES.
Gen. Jerry =. Boyle, President Of the
Evansville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany, has addressed q leus1 20 Gov.
Brownlow, in which he suggests the pro-
DFlety Of an appeal to Congress- in order
that the claims Of the United States
against Tennessee Railroad Companies
nav be offset by claims which others of
these roads have against the Govern
ment- The State Is a large shareholder
in all Railroads within its borders. Its
stock, or ownership, is secured by a prior
mortgage which cannot be effected by
claims Of the United States subsequently
a~earuIng. There are roads which owe
the United States and others that are
creditors Of the UDited States. The one
claim is balanced BY the other, and thus
should be adjusted. Meanwhile military
officials threaten to seize one Or two
roads to the great detrimeDt of their
credit and to the injury Of the State. To
remedy these evils, Gen. Boyle presents
his suggestions to Gov. Brownlow. In
the adoptiRD Of Gen. Boyle's plan Of sd-
justment, at least one Of Memphis
roads Il deeply interested. Gen. Boyle
argues that individuals may, but States
cannot commit treason that the Gov
eminent may conhscate the property OF
individuals, but not that Of States that
States are component rather than int
grail paris % the Union. 10 other words,
this Rsibo cad question turns, like that
involved 10 Nj. Davis uial, upOR the
question whether State has the right
70 secsde.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

TAXATIoS INT0LERAgLE-Fhere is
no mode of determining the character OF
men who win govern Memphis after the
next Municipal election. Property-hOld-
ers and business men are seriously alarm
"a. Even as the credit OF the State has
been impaired BY the triumph Of Radi-
ealism, 30 bs fortunes OF Memphis are
overshadowed. ~ whom will the city be
taxed aud govsrnedg Must is destiny
be shaped by remorseless p~iundereEs
win the City, like the County, have its
burdens augmented fifteen fold? Some
wears ago the State and County tax was
eight GEMS 10 each hundred dollars IN
der the benifeent sway OF Radical purity
this tax Is one dollar end thirty-hy
e~ats. Add 10 this the City tag End the
Public School tsK and each properly
holder, aside tro6i Federal taxes, must
pay three per cent. of ss9 income 70
those who msy comehither TO prey upon
an Impoverished people. How long can
these oalamities be b0rBeq Bnd 10 what
agencies must we appeal Cor q remedy 7
Reform will come too late after we are
penniless and our wives and children
heRFarsd Il there no reenurs left Us Z
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agents. They do business as promptly,
and with The same vim which eyeF char
acterized them, and will seOn have
another whsrfboat better adapted to the
large business they do, than the enc they
disposed Of.
Still they come. Besides the Bart
Able, which we announced yesterday as
on her way to this port, 70 enter the
Memphis and New Orleans trade, we
are apprised of the determination OF
another steamer to try her luck In the
trade. BY a letter 70 Jas. T. Bourne 4
Co. we learn that q old time friend,
the Vieksburg, is coming to pick upsome
OF the crumbs from the rich mans table
(of cotton.9 We q support them All
Let our merchants ship on no outsider,
either up or down. Let them patronizs
only boats making their termiDi mere,
and we can support three boats per week
from this port to New Orleans We
Fave dDne IL, and a do Il agas1 = 70
will be true 10 our own interests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

THE GREAT THEME or ALDERNANto
DIsCUssIoN.-The question Of r~asiroad
concentration and consolidation begins
10 excite q deal OF attention not only 10
Aldermanic eoteries, bat among mef-
! chants. lt seems that an interview VIII
Oecur at az early day between members
OF the Board OF Aldermen and the Bresl'
dents Of the several Fslways. The
designation OF q place for 3 central pas
| senger station, and the conversion Of The
Navy Yard and Battnre property into q
| depository for ireiRhts, will constitute the
| subject Of discpssiOn among these dlgni-
tArfes. 1T IL thought that railway msna-
gers will readily assent 70 propositions
| emAnating from the Board Of Aldermen
and that measures viii be adopted ~
oncs for the removal OF OBSTACLES which
have heretofore initiated against the
| beet Interests Of Memphis. President
Tate, % ths Memphis and Charleston
read, has gone 10 Nashville to confei
18th GOV. BFOWRlOE, Gen. Jerry T.
| Rovla. President Of the Evansville
Henderson and Nashville road, and
other. with re sssreDes % the conflicting
claims Of the State and United State
1 Affecting Tennessee railrCads. Wher
Mr.. Tate returns the conference men.
toned will take place, and reforms vii
be inaugurated that must influence The
! daatinine If this city through ell Time.
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CI0sTNG on MATLs.
Until further notice d Nails vfn close "a

-
Until further notice the Mails WIN close a
/ follows.
| For Cairo. Chicago. at Louis, Hsshytllei louis
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland. PttsouTg, RUE
/ derphla, Buffalo, Albany New YORK bail
more, q Al cities north aud WesS q
ais p -
For Ghattsnoogs, Richmond, Nashlng,on
Auusta. Columbus, Ca Montgomery, MO
bile, Ala, New Totk, nashville ana sicibaS
Houth and east, 81 $50 pm.
/ For New Orleans, Baton HOuEe, jacksous Miss
VcksburE, Nstchez, a all cities SOUTH q
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Grea'
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
/ An stations on Menphi and LouLsVl1e ant
branch railroads att pm.
| An stations on Memphis and Charleston MIS-
sfssippi Central, Mobile and ONO, Nashvtll.
ard Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga ane
East Tennessee railroads ats am
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all L2nd1ngi
en- ArkRnsasand Whiteriyen, (semi-weekiyl
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi ~Tiver-south, tssmt-weeklyb Iues'
Mi-sssipPi river-1orth, tsemi-weeRlyl, Mon,
DAYS and Fridays.
- RI Q. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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ST. PATRIcK.-The steamer st. Pat
rick will be 10 port to leave to-day fOI
Vickshurg and the bends. Her owner,
Capt. Nike Pyne, has spared no expense
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. elsgantpacket an
honor to the dacent man" whose name
she besn-to the city from which she
hails-but aise 70 make her the pride Of
those for whom she vas bought to serve.
Faith works wonders, and II II fails in
this instance, we shall 10 longer enter
tain respect for this the first Of all csrdi-
nal virtues. Capt. Pyne has faith In bis
patrons. He believes that by strict at
tention to the interests Of all he best con-
duces Il his own, and faith like that il
bound TO end in success. Capt. Huls
commands the St. Patrick, which re-
sumes to-day her old place in the line
and the affections OF residents between
here and the Heroic City. She will ply
regularly rs 3 mail packet, aud do 81
business entrusted to her accurately aDd
well. Capt. J. Lee Finney, q popular
and efficient officer, Is her clerk, and il
too well known here 10 need praise
from US,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

FINLEY's CHUBN DAsHER.-We refer
the readers OF the Appeal to the adver'
tisemeut Of FinleY's Churn Dasher In
another column. 4, DOES not only make
| GOOD butter, but about n fourth more
Ia . given amount OF cream in sO0ut
| nna.hsIf the time required by the Old
dasher, and Is highly spoken OF BY all
Who have Tried it. This dasheT combines
~ friiv the reqnisite qualities OF SIMPLE
nv. economy and practical utility, as u
niaee n AZ tie beEd Of all other imPle-
mepts Tor similar purposes, and cannot
fsiI to recommend itself most forcibly to
! ~ commop sense and good judgment
~ housskeepers feverywhere, to be
SsysT8ed as one Of the indispensable
ba1sshoid articles, and especially
so with the people of ne Southern states
Who now feel so greatly the Iced OF time
ooaC .nd ~lahor-sagiog inventions,
Wessrs. ]. "A. Cameron & Co, 81 Main
street. are agents for the United Ststes
| Agents wanted everywhere.
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FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
No. Is West Court Street.
PRINTING At PHR LOWEST PRICES!
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
Annual CIRCULAR.
nrrrr1.. ssptsmbsr ]. q.

MEMPHIS, September ], iSs7.
Atthe announcement Of snoshsr Commsr-
cial Year the undersigned sgsln tenders his
services TO the Merchants and Business Mea Of
Memphis. and to all those desiring any KIND Of
FIN JOB PRINTING.
The material Of the Franklin JOB Printing
House eousisrs OF the most perfect PRESSES,
ana the nswest and most beautiful styles OF
TYPES, BoRDKRs. sCKTPs, Designs and okSA-
MENrs now known 70 the art
Particular attention win be paid TO nlling or
ders for Bus ness Cards, Circulars, Letter Heads,
Envelopes, BIZ Heads, Tags, Receipt and Cheek
BDoks. Bills Lading, Drsy Tickets, snd every
description Of Printing required IN the success
full prodaction Of business dnFing the eatten
season.
II viii be the differentiation OF The proprietor
IN the future, as IL has been in the past, 20 do
the very BEST WORK, and the prices shah be
"a lew as asy hOuse in the city.
MOTTO: FINE PRINTISe PRoNPTLI ExEcU-
TED, AT Low PRIcEs. o
Thankful TO my friends and patrons for the
business Of the past year., I solicit q sOntippi
aReso Of their ssvorF
Respectfully,
ses q. @. TOOF. Proprietor.
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PLANTATION AND KEW STkAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
~ veefmenf The plantation ~ known btns
-. ~ alake Ruff" on v hite river. hrk-, 70
N-eb,yc ne Memphis end Little Rock rall-
-oaI r. .ssing. Containing bstNeen iouT ano hss
bDndrso RsroS. ab0ut one lnndred eieaLel
k-0r go a-red, toEeiler with thr wHole OF
~ iStersFt ip . EEH sIEAM SAH NIL
(forty hore I9Net' E.s 80 s1 raeesssry
SSnn1e6apcs for running The E'ns There Is
sT-e NTsusion with 1tne ro5ms,a Iisterp,lcs
-rrifv elT gaIioce1 three CanlnsA agen9ls
Wood Yardg. and the best laHdinEs
~ nver. me above viii oe solo Al low rs
I-gs And or easy terms Tot tli peatio
lar address ,--.IOSsc
mvNEf
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rnr REILE MEMPHIs.-We DC

TIE BELLE MEMPHIs.-We don't
mean the packet Of this name U an
Institution 6sEaDy as we'll known and
which we have ElgHys with US The
4 Beile We now Write OF Is the very hand
some saloon at No u Adams street,
which has been entirely renovutea Rpp
mt 10 order for the coming season 4
new stock Of Old liquors, such as gods
might sip In pref renee 70 Rsctsr, viii Ge
found there at ell hour, and & lunch viii
he set every day from 10 10 ~ o'clock.
Mr. Sam Harmon has the supervision OF
sniritual affairs ard will wait on bis
friends with bis usual grace. No 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

Very BriHiGHt.-Tne e~nterprising pro-
prietors Of the well known Brilliant Ss-
loon, 10 Whisky Chute, are determined
to keep up with the times, and have
added a Restaurant to their already eX-
tended business, where parties can at all
times find, besides the best Of imported
liquors, such other comforts as are needed
to invigorste the inner man. To-mOr-
row morning at l03 o'clock they will set
an elegant Oyster Lunch, and will do so
daily, hereafter. The Brilliant iSOne oil
the finest saloons in our city, and the
liberality of Its host is prO7erbiaL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

La Mtrande@' French Re~nedfss-Haye
saved thousands AL over Europe, haV-
ing been for many years the nrst assist
ant At Professor La Airandes Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
ducsd 70 establish a branch IN this
country, I am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for CONSERVATION, Rhsu-
matism, scrofula stc.i also, the genuine i'm
ported vitsla = Hsalth's Grand Restorer-
ths only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tAmpered with ~ mex
perieneed physicians. Address your com
munfeations to d.. g. W. Fernler, 2S5 West
9th St, New YORK. Advice gTsais, but II
you give US the full history Of your case,
the consultation Zee OF three dousn- should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us in full
confidence. moi
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-AfFnch0lent Suit,

Law Courl 9 Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, November IS, 1s67.
3. Dow Plaintiff ". Green Williams, Defend
ant.
FFIDAVlT Tor attachment having been
a made IN this case in pursuance OF section
SIS Of the Cote Of Tennessee and at
having been issued and returned BY the propsi
efieer levied, etc" on The property o. the
de endaDt. Green Williams:
Il Is therefore ordered, That - Descendant
appear at the Courthouse in the ttsy Of Mem
pbis. Tenn, on or before the second Monday n
FEBRUARY next. and de'end this suit, or the
same will be takeu for confessed as ohm
and the case set for bearing exparte; AM
That \ COPY of this order be published once g
week for Jour consecutive weeks IN the BaIy
JOHN DOHOvAN, Clerk.
Aeopv JOHN W. GRAHAM. u.
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
nov101 arAW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

Nav MEMPHIS THBATER There was
another iuil house at b New meniPnl'
Tbester last evening, when JohE
Rronpbsm's drsmatizatioa from Dick.
ans Old CURIOSITY Shop" Of LARt
Nh and the MdrchfOaesS, was HgsiI
. producsd and received with well merIted
| spulaUse BY the audience. Lolita acted
in a A that raised the enthusiasm
OF her admitew 10 the highest pitch.
bsing we'll sustaiaad by the e0mpsny
/ The same hill Ia up foF thia evening, anc
. should draw another erOseeA house
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DOR SALE
Innd Tor sale.

t-ses pe-balfintrre N 5000 acres
a ~ bed river bottom land, In Lafayette
~ SEVER counties. hrkensa&
- ~ i low dgure, for one-third CASH ana
The remainder At one and two years H
lnS e2,o acres Of magnificent Arkansas
- b,ttom land, above al overflow, and ne
a,sst bodv ofland IN the STATE, In CraWior
ssTbsss Iands viii be sold together or in par
uElE, for cash.
Arforneys a. Law,
-1e.g Z8 Main street, Memphls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

PERsONAL-We had the pleasure OF q
call yesterday from Mr.. Emerson SENIOR
| editor OF the Brazilian Efaigrdnti puo-
| lisheA monthly, In English, , a b city
| of RIO. Mr. Emerson will remain 10 the
| Southern States, for several weeks,
for the purpose OF extending has
/ cirnulauoa IN the South. He
| headquarters viii be at Meridian Miss.
His usper contains vast amount Of use
I fuI information for persons Wbo wish 70
seouainE themselves win TIE yRsl
resources, etc Of the Brszilisn Empire
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

EAMoNs & SoN, No. IOJeferson street,
and S93 Main streef, have received
Madame DemOrest's OF Fashion for 1867
and 1868, also a new lot Of Harpers'
Bazaar, the Yankee Wanderer for De.
eember, American Union, True Flag,
London News, Southern Society, Lon
don Punch, back numbers of the New
York Weekly from No. 40 10 No. l, New
YORK Mercury, Fireside Companion, Ital-
ian Paper, German Leslie, Army and
Navy Journal, Peterson's Magazine for
December, Metropolitan Record, Day
Book, Round Table, Scottish American,
Police Gazette, Police News, Harpers'
Weekly, Observer, Rural New Yorker,
Courier des Etats Uuis, Gieason's Com
painion, Stats Zeitung, Scientific Amer
lean.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20
Tur Nrw JAm THE fuis'

The NEW JAN The finishing
touches are being put upon the new jail,
and it will be ready to receive guests 10y
the first Of January. The building IL az
ornament to cur city, and reflects credit
on Mr.. Powers, the contractor, who has
pushed the work along, Notwithstanding
the financial difficulties he has had TO
contend with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

A LUCKY GENF-A book-keeper Of
this city who sports some expensive
iewelry, was relieved OF The sans & rev
nights since while gambling VITA eOI4e
| parties who knew how 70 VIII ne
complained TO the police Of tie manner
i, winch he had been swiDdlsd, and
yesterday his diamonds were returned
/ 10 rim, We hope he will keep cut OF
bad company 10 the future and profit by
his lesson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

Great Sdle.-YesteFdsy Col. MoDssr-
rat sold a number Of the lots neal the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, and
for want of time TO complete the entire
sale, it was continued until Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, when the balance Of
this most desirable property will be
closed out regardless Of the price bid.
There has not been since the war so ex-
tensive s sale as this, and if planters
desire q home in q healthy and i'm
proving location at low price, they will
do we'll to attend. The title to the
property is good, and the sale positive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

Il DEXTER in the TTGde.-The beautiful
Countess, attractive Rs Lolita on a
benefit night" is posted for Hsile's Point
tomorrow evening st 5 o'clock and all
way landings. Capt. Halt and his Clerk
Potre, are practical boatmen. They
come to make 8 trade with an eye 70
Shipper and C~OnSigHse's interest. The
Merchant and Planter now have a " ma
tursl medium" Capt. Dan Able is one
Of her owners He represented our
county as his Countess proposes TO repre-
sent this trade, " or surrender the horns.
Sue is for reconstruction Of trade and
travel on Democratic grounds, with not
. Radical plank in her bottom, "yOu
bet."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies o.
| st. Patrick's Church are making exten,
sive preparations for q grand tair aud
| festival for the benefit Of the building
fund OF their church. Il will he inau-
gursted at the Memphis Club Hall OF
Monday, December 2i.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities II the delivery OF the
APPEAL 81 the counting room. Cerrers
will be furnished weekly with c~ertlhcates
Ed MANSFORD,
SIT Of DF~au1affun-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

MAJOR DEvAsoA, who has seen con
6ued to his bed by fever, recovered sum
GENTLY to appear on the streets yesterday
and receive the congratulations Of nj
friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

The IRRELEVANT SALE-The sale OF
these suburban lands, as announced,
were continued yesterday, being bid of
At the following prices Lot % and p at
$500 per acre; lot 2s at 1856 per acre lot
go st S4S5 per acre; lot 81 at $40 per
acre, lot 80 at $3.50 per acre; LOT A. at
$3.50 per ssre lot 40 at 1856 per acre.
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FTNE

We request that our pstrons VIII not pay
the newsboys more than five cents a copy fo'
the APPEAL II is solo over the counter a.
that price, and we allow the newsboys a sum
cient margin 70 make q handsome profit bJ
Ealing he paper az I'VE esnts per copy.
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EnEEl LLlLLZ
NNoUNCEmEKT.
ron RENT.


The residence Of DR.. WIN. v. TAYLOR, 81.
N Poplar street extended. Just beyond eiC
limit, and within one hundred yAruA o. ~
win ~out-houses, two large ~cisterns, ana ~
otber necessary c-onveniencss, together VIII
farce Acn@ OF Land a~ttacnelf compfiAiHs no
garden spot, orchard, etc
will be rented either for one year OF LeA
70 : GOOD tenant for a tsTm OF yeArA
FS F J. TAYLOR,
Attorney-at-LAw, OVER CommefeiAl h~h
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GRAND CoNCEBT.-A vocal and instFu'
mental concert will be given blythe Phll'
/ harmonic Society, Of Holly Springs on
Wednesday, November 9th, under tnt
direction Of Prof Frank A Iepe. We
return thanks for q card inviting Us 10 Oe
present on the occasion.
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x al e

ALIGHT draft stsrn-Wheel boat; N
length us feet, breadth Of beam 2&s
opan hold aban Of boiler. Machinery consists
OF two ~ engines, nine and one-f urth Va
inch bore and three % feet aroke one ID dec
tor engine: one "a i've 81 hned boilers, twenty
on feet long. forty tO inchesin dismeteri z
was butt by Aessrs. Beaupre 4 &tmbah, Of
Metropolis, ~ of The best AateItal, and com
plefsdln Ipne lsEt. she Is RoW recetviug her
cabin and will be ready for bUsines- By the 0lh
OF October. VIII draw not 70 e1cesdtEeiVe w
iaehes Of water. Address,
oel5s Cairo Iroa Works.
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MOrshdl'S sac.

Tolsz & Singleton, Va. steam Tug Chsrekse, etc.
IN pursuance Of the order Of the Hon. L On
L palty T.. Trisg, Uasted States District Iudge
for the District ofTennesaee, A. Chambara ]
shall Sell, on
TUESDAY. NOV. 28rH, 1887, aS y O'Clock NJ,
Al the Pebble Landing, 70 the highest bidder,
the Steamboat or Tug CHEROKEE. her IN
zines, Machinery, Tackle, Apparel and Furnt
turS Terms OF saie-Cash.
-tmL !. NJ. TOMENY, u. 3. Marshal
For the District OF Wsst Tennessee.
BY ]. B. BINGHAM, Deputy U.s.. d.
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RIVER MATTERS,


The hazy state Of the atmosphere allu.
ded to yesterday still continues, and
boats are all behind time. 1t is impossi
bic to make the crossings, and prudent
masters prefer safety at the bank to dan
ger, and, maybe disaster, under way.
The river at this point came to 3 stand
yesterday morning, and was falling be-
fore dark. We have no late news from
the Arkansas, as the regular packet had
not arrived when we left the landing,
AT Little Rock it has no doubt dried up
as 8 paper received from that port, pei
Commercial, entirely ignores its exist
enee. White river is about a it was,
with three and one half feet to the Blufi
and three feet to Augusta. The Ohio is
falling all the way downto Paducah, and
has no doubt come TO q stand If it is not
falling below that point. There il three
feet three inches reported to Louisville
but we fear that Is more than canb be
found. Hence to Cairo there is a differ
ence of opinion about the channel depth,
The pilots of the Memphis report seven
feet, while others say that six feet is al
that can be found. Hat Island Is still iu
bad condition, and the worst place to st
Louis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

MEACHlM & TREADWELL
Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, Cotton Factors, Com
D1iSssOqs Merchants and
Dealers In PGntG-
ton Supplies,
No. . UNION STREET.
Memphis Tennessee.

THANKFUL fr the very liberal patr0nsg'
Il heret0fors extended to them, they hope b.
u1remttlng attention. 70 business to st1l menl
q eOntinuance Of public favor.
Their facilities Tor storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed BY any house IN the city. A
commodiOuB BRICK Shed attached 20 their store
house gives them Immediate and constant
oversight 81 AL Cotton IN store. All Cotton
consigned 90 Us viii be Insured, aAlssg instruc-
H0ns 70 the sOntsArF.
ba8g1hg, hOpe and Iron Ties furnished Fl
lowest market prices. sells 2mseI
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HrGHwAYNfAN HUNG.-The daring
bighwayman who has been operating
near Hiek0rg Wytbe depot for sOme
time past, and who robbed Mr.. Green
leaf. Was captured on Sunday last in that
vicinity aud hung TO q tree by some per
soDg UuEnnWu