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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

When Wade becomes President he won't
need the Chief Justice to administer the oath.
be can swear himself in.
Forney proposes to declare war if the Presi-
DENTS acquitted If he has 70 fight there
won't &c much Of 4 ron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
FOR SALE.
THREE BUILDING LOTS

Located in Charlestown, on the upper side Of the
Baptist Church Square-fronting 6G5z feet on
Congress Street, running back the depth Of the
square. Apply to Rev. W. 5. PENICk.
Nav 2S 1868
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
NOTICE TO TAX-PAY-
IERS.

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE,
Second District of West Virginia,
Grafton, May IS, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given to
the Tax-Payers of jefferson County that the
Special Taxes formerly License TAX for the
year ending May LIST, 1869, and the Annual
Taxes assessed for the years 1867 and 1868,
are now due, and payable at the following
named times and places, to wit:
At SIIEPHERDST0WN, on Monday the
Sth day Of June, 1868, the same being Court
Day.
And at HARPERS-FERRY, on Wednes-
day the 10th Of June, 1868, at the Shenan-
doah House.
fragment is not then and there made, the
penalties Of the law will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE w. BROWN,
Collector 2nd District West Virginia.
MAY %. 1SGS-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

NOTICE to Country Merchants. We have
y made arrangements with Messrs. Clotworthy
4 Co., of Baltimore. to furnish their Poulterers
Friend or Chicken Powders to Country Dealers at
their Wholesale rates. Our stock comprises several
gross. Merchants purchasing it from US will get
il at the trade price and save expense Of Freight
Nav u. 1865. AISQUITH 4 BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

1T having been recently aud several times
mentioned to me, that it is reported that /
am about to withdraw from practice, my place
to be filed by my son, deem it right to say
that there is no truth ia the report in either
particular. | am quietly and solely in pursuit
Of my profession with fully asmuch if not more
energy and care than ever before. am not
incapacitated by disposition nor age in body
Dor mind keeping myself informed as to all
the rapid advances in discovery, appliances and
remedies, bringing them TO beaTon my practice,
and expecting TO do so for ten years to come If
my life be spared J. J. II. STRAITH.
May 81, ls6s-5t. SPIRIT copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
impeachment Dead.


Tho High Court Of Impeachment met on
Tuesday last az 10 o'clock. when several mo-
tons 20 adjourn to another dav were defeated.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the vote was taken
on The second article, and f; was defeated. yeas
35 nays 10, as follows.
"Gru-r."
Anthony Cameron. Cltteu Chandler. Cole.
C1ukluC CONFESS, Cuje.t. Cagin. Drake.
Edmgois, Ferry Freiughuyseu. Harlan. How
ard Howe Morgan. N1rH., Of Maine. Morrill,
Of Vermont. Morton. Nyo, Patterson. cf N. IT .
Pouerov. Ramsey. sherman. Spr1gue. Stewart.
sumner. Ihaver Upton. Wade, Wiley VII
Eam7. Wilson. Yates-35.
"Nor GUILTY"
BayarI. Bucka'ev. Davis. Dixon. D5oEtus.
Fesse03en Fowler. Grimes, Henderson, Hon
bricks Johnson. NcCusrv. Norton. Patterson.
~ Tenn. Ross. Salisbury. Tumbul, Van
Wuk,e, Yickcrs-l9
The vote was then taken on the third article
with the same result.
On motion Of Senator Williams the High
Court Of impeachment adjourned sine de
The vote stood 81 yeas % Is nays.
So the vengeance Of the Radicals has ex-
pended itself on the President though Butler
and bis d.sg-acsl associates are s.aI on the
seen. Gruew matter Of accusation. They are
Low worrying witness named WooUev.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
SAPPINGTON HOTEL

BASEMENT.
TIVE friends and acquaintances Of "Old Cnclo
| Chummy" Robertson are hereby most TO-
specially notified that he has taken charge OF thu
BAR ROOM in the BASEMENT
Of the Sappington Hotel, and has rejuvenatcd 10.
This BAR Is amply supplied with the very choicest
brands Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, aud the
Proprietor i pleased 20 announce that be can &C..
commodate the public with the most refreshing
and celebrating beverages.
During the Summer season viii keep supplies Of
SPlCED OYSTERS. SARDINES, &C.
A share Of the public custom is solicited
N. ). b. ROBERTSON.
May :, lsGS-ly. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

!Ae H.H henry Bsay is announced as
'-' s----H 80 aouaee flr Congress in the WIN
.'as.e' t'as'e,sioaai District Nobody. says
''e /,n'es. ever heard o. this individual before
sod De IS d7ubE -pe.-f,--.- -r Tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

WHITE and Colored Peka for Ladies' and
w Children Suits, at all prices; also varie-
Is Of Marseilles Trimming, for sale by
Nav %. KEARSLEY L SHEERER.
DLACK silk for Nantes for sale by
ID KEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
TENHE Pitts and Geisers Impr lvsd Threshing Ma
chimes for sale by RANSOM DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
chester & Potomac Rail RoaC
TIME TABLE,
Trains qoinq West.

lNlE L y BILE,
TcaiH' going West.
Leave Harpers- Ferry at 7 lOA NJ and % =. VI.
leave Shenandoah AT 7 II A. NJ and 20 i. NJ.
Leave Keyes' Saitch q a. VI. and 81 p. NJ.
Leave Haltown at 7 sc a. VI. and 43 z. NJ.
Leave Charlestown at 50 A. NJ. and ! 81 =. N.
Leave Cameron at IL 4. NJ. and 2 05 Y. VI.
Leave Summit at 30 A. NJ. and 2 lG Z. VI.
Leave Vaudeville % 4. VI. and 30 y. ".
Leave Opequon Bridge g SO 4. NJ. and ? 30 7. NJ.
Leave Stephenson's at II a. VI. and a. p. ".
Arrive at Winchester IS 4. NJ. and IS p. VI.
Trains going East.
Leave Winchester at IS 4. W. and , 20 p. ".
Leave Stephensons at 10 46 A. ". and ~ j. VI.
Leave Opequon Bridge 10 81 A. ". and 81 7. VI.
Leave Vaudeville at IL 90 A. VI. and oil Z. VI.
Leave Summit Point II Is A. ". and 70 I. N.
Leave Cameron at II % 4. ". and ~ i. VI.
Leave Charestown at II SO A. IT, and 50 i. NJ
Leave Haltown at II ~ A. W. and IL y. VI.
Leave Keyes Switch atIl 50 and 20 y. NJ.
Leave Shenandoah atl2 on A. NJ. and 40 Y. ".
Arrive Harpers-Ferry IL 05 A. NJ. and - j. VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
A New stock.
SPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLY,
rnP III W. NTNI

SPRING AND 81 MMEk SIEILl,
FOR ALL WANTS!
MILLER & SMITH, Of the Stove, Tinwarc, and
WI Furnishing House generally of Charlestown,
respectfully inform the citizens Of the county that
they have just received full and select assortment
of all articles in their line that the wants Of the
season may require. An early call is solicited, rs
prices are moderate and entire satisfaction rs 10
material and workmanship guaranteed. Their
stock consists, in part, Of large assortment OF
COOKING STOVES,
Of the latest and most improved patterns, from No.
to 10, with Utensils complete.
TIN-WARE
Of every kind and description, manufactured at
home of the best material the market can furnish,
and by the most experienced workmen.
Also on hand n select assortment Of SEAMLESS
PRESSED WARE, very heavy, and embracing
Kettles, Basins, Bowls, &c, in size from quart
to FIVE gallons.
or JAPAN WARE, small supply. but embrace
ing many artcleSof permanent use and great econ
omy to housekeepers. Having procured large
supply, Of very superior material, special attention
will be given 10
TIS-ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and with experienced hands and moderate prices,
we guarantee satisfaction. The improved Spout
Bracket, p" ofmetal or wood, furnished when desired.
REPAIRISG done at short notice and on rcasona-
bic terms.
E55- Grain Of all descriptions, Beef Hides, Sheep
Skins, Rags, Beeswax Hard Soap, Bacon, Old
Copper and Brass, will be taken in exchange for
work ut the highest market price
May q, 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

N PERPETRATORS, Water Coolers and Ice
X Cream Freezers, Of the latest and most APP
proved kinds, for sale By RANSOM d. DUKE.
OAR Iron and Steel, Patent Swing-lid Tea: Ket-
Is lies. Water Kegs Hand Garden Pl6ws, Wire
Selves. also SEED Potatoes, Seed Navy Beans, for
sale by t-t kANSoH DONS'
May 81, ls6s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
Arctic Soda Water.

OUR Fountain has been ftted up for the season,
" apdwill at all times supply the most superior
Sparkling Soda Water, cool and refreshing oev-
ersge, for the heats of summer. great variety
Of Syrups CAMPBELL d AASoh.
MAY Il, 1868.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28
Cold Sparkling soda Water.

DRAWN from Porcelain Fountains. free from
| J ali impurities. with a variety of delicious Syr-
ups, at the Drug Store CT
Nav q, 1865. AlSQulfh BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-05-28

-1og can scarce expect one Of ny age
To speak in public on the stage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
.iH1N 0ESE..nso,TIE5EyEG SE.nso,TIE5EyG
80 s-sa " as--
Five White Mem Nhaf in Church
- rvaliaaI.y Radicals.

Correspondence OF tho 81. Louis Repubican.l
WALNuT GROVE, CIaoOKKD CREEK,
Ert.r Carroll CO1nty, Ark sept 8. )
On Sabbath last, st the conclusion Of
the religious services, the whole congre-
CATION were thrown into the utmost CON-
sserRatiOn by the sudden and rapid firing
of pistols In its very midst. The shrieks
Of the afffighted women and children, 10
connection with the pell-mell rush Of the
innocent and spectipg copgregAtion,
doubtless thinking they would Ds in
staDtly murdered, were hideous in the
extreme. Five men we're fnstan tIy shot
down, against whom no charges could be
justly preferred, save only that they wsre
Conservatives or Democrats, A Mr..
FerraRd, an ieX-kederal soldier, died in
sEantiy. A Mr. Thomas died the next
day, aud Charles Lamb Ia not expected
to live, while the other two, Wamic aud
Robert Lamb, it u thought, will recover.
Young Ferrand, who died Instantly,
was shot for having on an ordinary cali
co dusteF-a fashion adopted by the stu
dents of Berry wife Academy, in contra
distinction Of that Of the young men
OF the country-they (the Rads) believ-
ingtt TO be 8 K K, gsrb, Wheny in fact,
none Of the Khan are among US. As an
evidence Of the murderous intention Of
tnf5 hWIoss DhuNlbtlJ tuSY UeiiDeEnSeiy
informed some OF their supposed friends
then on the ground Of their beastIy de-
sign. -..-..a-.
There are some ten Democrats to one
Radical ia, this county; and, although
the excitement has been Intense almost
to frenzy, yet nothing has bsen done by
the citizens to bring these brutal assas-
sins to account by enforcing the civil
law, hoping the loyal nRiiatis, as It was
their imperatively sworn DUTY, would see
the laws adopted. by their Legislature
faithfully executed, and peace and order
promoted. But, TO the wondFoHs amaze,
ment of everybody, these very cut
throats went Immediately to their own
kith and kin tthe militia for protection,
and it is now generally Known that run
ners weressDt pretty well throughout the
country to orally and bring together the
largest possible number Of the Union
League, lest they should have been over
powered and the criminals arrested.
Il is, now stated, ER8d. generally be-
lieved, that these bad meA have since
been escorted by . strong guard of the
militia and Loyal Lsaguers out OF the
county to the State Of Missouri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
+ UNE RAJ,
The Victims of the Late Rail-
way Accident In wales.

Y -
The Lodon Tines of the first Instant
thus pictures the naelspchoIy spectacle Of
the interment Of the thirty-two dharred
and burned victims Of the recent railroad
accident near Abengele, Vases: s..E,-
Outside the chureh7yard, all around,
was large crowd. People stood or sss
on the wall, and men and boys we're
grouped in the trees which, from outside,
overhung the grave. The conduct of
these Welsh peasants was exemplary.
Not word escaped them, and ell of
them gszed on the scene within the
graveyard with q respect nothing short
OF reverence. Nothing could well have
exceeded the severe sclennity of the peo-
eeedlngs. Whensthe naeurners rea aed
theshgge grave they f1lInd shsEe side by
side, sc b depth OF some seven or eight
feet, thirly-twO ooffins. There were The
remains or thirty-tWO persons there for
tnJsrment; but IN one case 80 little had
been lefG Of human bodF-OnIy what
had been gathered In 70 very small pa
per ps1eeI-tbastae remains we're put
with thUse OF shoEfler person. Al the
collins were covered with black cloth,
but there we're no inscriptions. On the
foot OF each coffin WAS bit Of white
paper Bearing q number. The mOorners
arranged themselves on three sides of the
yssEgsaRe. : TIE Rev. y Meredith FeRd
the conclusion OF the burial service.
Every passsgs was uttered in faitering.
accents, ana the espOnse5 were gwen
amid heart-rendiEg lamentations. Prob
ably no mere pain ful scene was ever
witnessed in aschuEes1-yard. ~
The railway company has purchased
the grave and intend the erection of a
suitable monument oVeA the victims.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
MURDER. ,
One Negro Kills Ana thcr for
Fifty Cents.
Frela ths Psris True Ksntuclxisn

Frela Ia . PsTis True Kentncktsnl
On Sunday evening last q blood sf
fray occurred at Cotton wood, a DIST ric
of Paris, lying on the other side of s, D.
ner creek, which resulted in the death
a negro named 10 Pratt, q brickmaksr,
from blow With q club In. the bands
of another negro named johnson Good
man.
1t appears that the two were pl aying
cards, Pratt winning fifty cents rom
Goodman. The latter insisted upon
playing the game over, to which Pratt
scceded, again winning the none q from
GOODMAN, VINO seemed to press 3 sua4tel
on his opponent. The diffieul " wsN
made up, but was recommenc ed by
Goodman with ssndry threats, VII en- this
two walked OH qparreling as they " snt,
to near the gate leading to the br lex
kiiD, and opposite Tsrr & Whites dh ,til-
lery. The night was SO dark that the
parties were very dimly diseArned. A
crushing blow was heard, AID as tn, lse
near approached the spot Goodman r, m
of, aaa they found Prstt lying on tire
ground dead, the top Of his head crusba q
10. A heavy hsndsplke lay near, vttft.
which the fatal blow had evidently been
given. Jhs Victims pockets had been
turned inside out, and knife and the
disputed half dollar wets lying on the
ground 5bssi6e him, This occurred st
about o'clock pm. |
Pursuit OF the murderer was irnmedi-
ately instituted by Marshal ThrccknlOr- /
ton, and ne wss captured that night st
the house of John Bedford, Jr.. where |
his wife is employed as a servant. He |
wss lodged in jail, and on Monday mOrn- !
ing the examining trial was had before
Judge HAwes. The testimony was so
conclusive that the Judge committed him |
10 jail without bail, TO await bis trial at !
tee next term of tina Circuit CpaFr.s We |
sre informed tf1st he confesses to having |
done the deed, but alleges that he did aoS /
Intend TO strike 30 hard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed and One
Fatally Wounded,

The Rochsster IN. y Densocrat of the
18TH gives the particulars Of the ex-
plosion OF railroad engine, from which
We copy this, as the result Of the terrible
accident:
The bodies of the engineer, brakeman,
Ellen GlGscow and Mary Heney were
wing sll within circle Of fifteen feet,
bleeding from their wounds and black
ened as Though fine coal dust had been
shook oyer them. The fireman, who was
standing IN the cab, was thrown by the
force OF the explosiOn out through the
window to the ground and escaped in
jury, save a slight brulse on the forehead.
Maggy Heney, playing beside the switch
wss knocked down and received several
flesh WOUNDS ia various parts Of her BODY.
After the two Heney girls had been re-
moved to their homes, the groRps of
Lizzy sunny were heard beneath the
debris OF the rear or Kitchen part of Mr..
GlSseoW's house, which had beea blown
INTO pieces no larger than kindIine wood
The people assembled heard the Outcries
Of the sufferer and she was gotten out as
speedily as possible and conveyed to the
residence or her parents on Exchange
street. The engineer breathed for about
bali an hour and then expired. His
skull WAS broken in several places and
the brain was exposed. The brakeman
had his left arm torn from the ahOulde-
his abdomen dresdfuliy maDgled, and
both his legs we're broken, He was found
dead. Ellen GLASGOW had the TOP OF her
skull taken off and was scalded about The
body. Mary Heney and Lizzy SUNNY
were both Injured about the head. The
iofmer had piece about two inches
square taken out OF the side Of her head. |
and the latter had the top Of her head
SO shattered as to expose the whole sur |
Isce OF the brain. Lizzy Sunny died |
about two hours after the accident At
the time of writing Mary Henry is alive.
but IN an insensible and critical atate'
The house OF Mr., Glsscow, which IL Ia.
Gated vithin-s rod Of where the focon1o-
tive was standing, was combletely L
wrecked in the rear, and the fence for /
some distance was knocked down, The l
"lnooWs OF MIR. Heney's house Ia the lot |
next west were blown out.
Large pieces Of the boiler were strewn
around, and about one-hAlf Of IL was
plea up against the side Of Mr.. GIas- /
cows mouse. The locomotive bell, the
smoke slack, and pieces OF iron weigh-
ing nom i've. Bandfed to as-ft1oyIaand |
pounds, were blown more than one hum
1red feet away. The boiler auss re-
nsined In their places, but were warped
great deal. A portion of the ma
,nlnery was thrown into DIR. Littlsls
mouse, on Plymouth avenue, a0d. arIo-j
lner part lodged In lot on Jefferson
street.
Tne cause of the accident is not sscer-
aimed, and probably never will be. It
'annot De attributed to detective
Soller, as the engine has only beenou of
ne shop year. 1t could scarcely be
produced by the amount of stean1 on, as
nat was comparatively light. Boiler
EXPLOSIONS are, We Think, of that class of
Mysterious accidents that cannot be
'Rsily accounted for. Ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

experiences Of the Cooperative Build
fns AssOcfAfiORs OF New York.

The First Union Cooperative Building
Association OF New York, has now sd-
! vsaeed SIS, 500 to members for building
PURPOSES, besides having large anouut
Ia their own homes, ranging in value
krom $1,000 to 5000, the rsnts OF which
% INTO tue society, and help to liq0idate
th.7 fsldebbsdness OF owners, and assist the
other members Ia obtaining their homes.
Two more appropriations of cash will
shortID take place. The premiums on
appropri ztions already amount Co $780,
i5T. intsrest from cash at bank,
1919 so, ana large amount from fines
and other sources, all Of which are
QIear profit to the Soeiety, The
second Union Co operative Building
So .Iety, conducted on q limited princi-
ME. with the exception that it ballots for
fts a., preparations eiternatsly, has ad
vancs6 SI7, 7,0OO to twelve borrowing MEM
hers. the premiums and profits on the
same am, ,unt is about $4,000. The
TaiEd SoeietJr Gas nearly f0sF hundred
members. and. has esysrsl Thousand dol
lSrs in bank, hsvrDg N ~<'e sYpfOt,riat!ons
to the amount Of 5000. "S eO-VpelaI sl.I
tive Building Lot Society, es. ~0'.sl.eu .',1
for the purpose OF buying land in =.
Quantities, now umbers, nearly ssvsn
hundred members, and has supplied one
hUnGEsdi and hiUeen of Them with Iofs
ear the BOuleVards in BROOKLYN for
! bout t259 each, and further distributjon |
|" LII lake place on Wednesday next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

a Libel isuit- of.a curious character In
now in course Of discrimination in New
York city. The plaintiff, the publisher
OF q a agazinee gave, 10 1854, ,seme his
Forica1 "reminiscences of the life an dca-
reer OF the late Chief Justica Jay, one of
!ne Trainers Of the Federal Constitution.
10 which be stated SUBSTANTIALLY that the
Cnief Justice was never 9 hearty sup-
porter or the conditions Of that instru-
ment "a propounded., The defendant,
gohn Jay, is lineal descendant of Chief
ustlce day, and In reply, published a
letter or card controverflng some of the
enegatoas concerning his illustrious rel
atlve, and asserting that the plaintiff
was not supporter Of the Federal Gov
eminent himself, but was in sympathy
with the rebellion. AS the case nov
stands, it appears that the question of
Chief Justice jays opinions on the Con
'stltution viii be submitted to the iIYrv
for the plaintiff has aeked that the a.,
fendant may be compelled to- disclosa
certain letters on the aubjeet, In his nos
session which were written by the Chisf
justice pstwsen the ysass l77S and i77e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
FOS MORNER.
Dealh Of an historic character.

A prominent character In Swedish his.
tory has just died at Stockholm. Count
Otto Won Morner was born in 17SI. and
during hls long life Of eighty-seven years
took very active part in the politics OF
his country. II Is 10 him that the pres
ent Swedish dynasty is chiefly indebted
for its possession Of the throne. In 1910,
on the death of Charles Augustus, Count
Won Morner Immediately went to Paris
and offered the Swedish crown to Mar
shsl Bsrnsdotte. The Marshal then pre-
sented himself as candidate for election
as Grown Prince, and Count Won Morner
labored SO sesloUslyi In his behalf. that the
eleetien resulted ia his favor, iotwith-
standing the iii-concealed opposition Of
ths King and his Court. Ultimately
BeFnadogte was crowned King as Charles
John OF Sweden, aud Count Won Morner
was appointed his Aide-de-Camp The
deceased was very intimate with the
chief members Of tbs royal. family, and
occupied several important civil and mill
ieaAIl PoslSs -, = @e --sisss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

organizs and enter upon the labor OF Tie
day, witn-industTy, consJsncy Apd per-
severance. The time Is brief, outlenough
Is left 20 qAOEn our ef0rtyith a glorious
triumph IL November, n every one OPP
posed TO Radical rule sud Radical ruin
will but raise himself and do his duty to
hihhssIf and his country. 1.s,s..
Geo. J. Stubblefield, Jos. b. Thomp-
son, L F.Beech, A. Roberts, Committee
on Address.
GEO. L STIIBBLEFIELD, -
81 : . - - E(shairmSR Stat eISeni. tx, Com.
ALERT RoBERTs, Secret try. ,s s-I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

sS- The regular Boats OF this Line will begin
TO run through from Arkansas River to Mem
phis on THJ hSDAY, the 24th September. I'm
til that time the Steamer NAT0MA Will run
between Memphis and Napoleon, carrying the
poleon wiki the Hteamer OZARK IOr Pine
Bluff, where a connection is made with the
Stsamers AMERICAN 1or Little Rock as here
toiore, making tWs trips week, lesving Mem.
phis MONDAYS and THURSDAYS ate pm.
This Company also uns the steamers FORT
SAITH and VAN BUREN, from Little Rock
70 L ofth Smith. .---.-r .-r- =
Frslghts by this Line are not detained at any
point, but sent through TO destination without
JAs. 7. BOURNE a CO., Agents,
ssp5 No. IL Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
RUN AS FOLLOWS,

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
THE 3:I5 pm connects for cairo and st. LouiH,
arriving at St Louis at I:S0 pm. saext dsv.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Can be procured at the C0mpany's once, 2szlS
Main street. and at Depot, head Of Main street.
90 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Com psny ct Hotels, Phi
vats Residences, or on board boats, 70 AL prin-
cipal points East and North.
sam. B. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepi2