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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

Rad the cotton fields Of whole counties
are deserted. But a few weeks ego we
had three boats Ia White river, and t
was contemplated to put In the fourth,
bat the preselcs OF Clayton's militia at
various points, and the robbeEies psTpe-
trated by them, have cut down the
travel and trade so ~effectuslly that two
of the packets had to lay up and the
other two go out with light trips.
AS the discussion progresses ia the
Senate upon the Sue Murphy claim, the
interest in the subject enhances and the
magnitude of the principle and the pre-
cedent to be settled begins to be appre-
eiated. II the Murphy claim be allowed,
It admits the legality and j1stness Of a
large number or claims OF southern citi-
ZSns for destruction or use Of private
property during the war, which have
hitherto been denied in the departments,
and although it is generally estimated
that the aggregate o. the claims Of this
character is twenty million dollars, yet
officials conversRnt with the matter say
that there is reason TO believe the aggre-
gate will reach one hundred millions. Il
Is not probable that the discussion will
CEASE on this subject during the present
month, especially if the bill shall reach
the House.
Mr.. Beck's bill to msdify the act of
July, 1865, ap0siBg taxes on distilled
spirits eaG { 'becco, ETC., which was re-
ferred 10 tho Ways and Means Com nit
tee on Wednesday, is Of much impOr-
lance to the small distIllers Of the West
The bill reads: Be n enacted, etc That
so much Of the twentieth section OF Jhe
act approved July 20, 1868, entitled "a
act imposing tax OH distilled spirits snd
tobacco, and for other purposes, as pro-
vides that forty five gallons OF mash or
beer breTed or ferDented from grain
shall represent not less than One bgshel
Of grain shall apply only tC such distill-
cries, Rs evaporate the alcoholic spirit Ia
whole or III part by steam and here
after in all tho CistilleTies ia which the
alcoholic spirit 10 evsp0rated by the di-
rect action of fire, sixty gallons Of mash
or beer, brewed or fermeuted from grain,
snail represent not legs than q bushel
Of grain.
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A Great EngentiOa.-Ffre.PrGOf
TheateT.

\ correspondent of the New York
World says: The new theater Dele
Logge, in Florence, is now completed.
All of the timber and woodwork in that
theater was prepared by the Borghi pro-
cess all the coverings Of the seats and
all the scenery were thus made non-in-
hammable and, that no doubt might
linger as to the perfect safety Of the
building, two days before it was opened
to the public, some infammable material
was carried on the stage, and an attempt
made to set the theater on fire, which ig-
ANONYMOUSLY and totally failed. The
proprietor of the theater invited his
friends to witness the experiment the
stage was set with a drawing room scene.
the wings and back being of ordinary
scenery and to this fire was applied.
and every one left the stage. The flames
spread quickly, consumed the scenery
which had not been subjected to Borghis
process, and then stopped short and died
out, leaving the prepared scenery, the
flies, the ropes, and the stage unseorched.
No e%fiuvia from the prepared substances
is p%erceptible even to the most f~astidious
nostrils, although night after night the
theater has been crowded and the tenn
perature has been high.
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0GenbHCh's Latfs St." la Peri
chOIe."

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Sun says " La Periehole as a
whole, Is poor. Schneider and the pub
lie are firing of it. Its life in Paris
must be short. The great air is sung by
Schneider aad Dupuis in the first act,
when IA minstrels they make their first
appearance, ere La Periehole has met the
viceroy. The song gives the history of
the loves Of & Spaniard and a "jeune
Indienne."
The refrain Il grandma, car Il est
EspGgu0i," IS set to a melody of the true
OHenbach type. 1t occurs again and
again in the opera, and is hummed and
whistled all over Paris, as it will be hum
med and whistled by and by all over New
York. When La Perichole leaves her
lover she writes him i most pathetic let
ter adding for consolation that dams
les chooses essontelies," he may rely on her
fidelity. This is sung to an air that re-
minds 4 Of Die Ia, and is rendered
by Schneider in a way that never fails to
excite fearful sympathy.
Mime. Schneider, in your eorrespon-
dents opinion, is far superior to Tostee
in everything but grace Of action. Her
voice is superior, her face is far finer, is
Of an inimitable degree and va
riety Of expression her features are
regular, her eye lovely, Aer glances ire
sistible.
In the second act the Yiceroy asks for
2 look, and she gives him one that sends
an electric shock all over the theater,
and that could not be given by any other
pair Of eyes in Paris. Her figure is bad.
Sac has the waist of u man and the arms
81 a washerwoman. La action she is in
5erior to Tostee, and recalls Irma. She
szcels in poses and gestures. Dull in
Iced must be the observer who fails to
recognize in Schneider the queen Of opera
oouiie. Long may she live and reign!
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SUNDAY Z
For the Sunday Appeal
PROB HOME.
BY F. WILKINSON.

By +. N WILKINSON.
To leave me for = week, my dear.
IN prospect seems , laggard year.
And Z IN sore distressed
But, could ! feel thy presence near.
= century would seem q year.
To me. suPIemely blest.
Each hour with myrisd fancies teens;
While sleeping, I am tossed with dreams
Ct every Find and shade;
And waking, compare varied scenes
Some bright like angels, some Ike lends.
Within Ty mind portrayed.
D1spel this gloOm-thsso visions fair,
Make more Substantial than he air,
The felt, bat voIcsies cir.
Then I shall feel again retlfEei
hat paradise hspless incurred.
Which thou with thee didst bear.
How, when b san siuks IN the West
Aud wearied Nature pants for rest,
Accustomed then % meet,
: look far down The aisle Of shade.
As II to see in dusk portrayed,
Thy form, TO me so sweet.
The day fades out. and stu Z look
Far doEn the path, across the brook.
And stin I see thee mott
Oh, sweet delusionf Well I know
That many hours must come and 60.
And even days fade out,
Ere / can greet thy s;alwart fern
Thy heart feel throbblng on my EzTa,
Returned again to nee.
But I would cherish stIn b myth,
charm the lonesome hcuR with,
TIL I can with thes be.
Then I my mind need not deluxe,
And DER these silken fsnciss brood.
In charming reyerie.
But joys real IN embrace,
IN looking on thy form and fsce,
AEloW with love for ne.
Oh, what a biissfUl hour twill BE-!
When ] again can look on thee,
And know, in Truth, 'hs thee.
Thsn speed thee 20 thy destined end
TO haste let all thy powers bend.
And Gll thy soul 70 me.
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TRADE.

Business to-day was better, but there
is still a noticeable sbsencs Of country
buyers. The roads, during the few days
OF hne weather, were hardly rendered
passable when the last rain set in and
left them In as bad condition as ever.
The troubles in Arkansas are also doing
serious detriment to cur trade, az a very
large amount Of merchandise should now
be going In that direction. Instead of
this, planters are fleeing for their lives,
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Comanfssioner,s Nottce.

VIM. P. Mellen, Trustee. and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
ii Ballard, Judge OF the United states Uis-
trict Court for the District Of Kentucky. a
Special COMMISSIONS in the above style cass.
TO audit aud make out a full and complete re-
port TO SAID Court Of ali bonds and COUPONS VET
nnpaii,s secured by the irEt mortgage. and also
all bonus and cOupOnsdue and unpaid, secured
by the second mortgage of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company. and 10
whom due, and the names OF The holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given 70 sIi bond
holders, as Aforesaid, To coiDe forward and pre-
s9nt and file with me, as said Commissioner, at
my Office, 1G The city OF Paeucah and State Of
Kentucky, all bonds. being the LFst ard second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and ohto Rail-
Company and coupons thereto belonging
sad unpaid, en- or before the second Monday in
Maroh, 1868. W.. T.. JONES,
nov2l I'm 9DeafaI Com nisainnar.
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MEHPHlS & ARKANSAS RIVE2
HE -
Packet O~Onapa'y.

TNHE elegant passenger packet THOMAS H.
ALLkN built expressly for this Company.
has now taksn ner place IN The Ene, and here
after me following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays d Thursdays, az 3 O'Clock Pima,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
anu FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock am.
EHOAAS IL. ALLEN. Reese Pritehard. Master
y A. AALOW ELL..------E- l. Ealnes. MastP~.
Bla-sdeil. No 70,
Connecting az Little Rock with the Cor -
new and Ignt-draught packets for fr ya3y >
Close connections made both wayS ~
AMERICAN...-.---.JnO. W. w
FORT SMIfH---.....-~-I95nr &C.,. ~
VAN - Ren-a,T a-sst
All OF the above boat were bBpt -,
for the trade. and are rarticnisrlv EsE TaPse a
TO II. Passengers Snd frejebf VII 1870
through oy tnlsluLe 20 AL poi1ts on the $500
- -tNer "ltnoHs aetentiOn, and Al ressonab1s
AL Persons shipping freight forsnv point On
sHS 1aanS@a river nom North or East 81 Men,
", snooto have their goods eonsfgnsd -
-apA1s ana Ar6aDsaS River Packet Come
Esny ~ Mem phts- Merchandise shjD7el nom
sse~ orteans should be consigned TO Menaohis
sna Arkansas River Packet GlmpGny, Napo-
ARK. ~
Freight received at any time at the Comps-
~ olncs. JNO. y. ADAMS, President
TIA. kENDIG, Agens,
ue1od @H front street. MnShv Hook
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Old Renanle7 Memphis and ghiLe-
River u. S. Nail Paeket Company,
Scientifically Line.
49, - -

TJHE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBERTY
4 No. 2. and MAXFLOW ER; viii form q
SEMI Weekly line between Mem phis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, AZ 5 O'Clock pun, connecting al
Devalps Biun with trains OF the Little Rock
Railroad for Little Rock and HOt Springs. Re
turning, viii leave JacksOnport every Tues
day and Friday ct = am, and DeValPs Bluff
every wednesday and saturday at u O'cioek m.
The Liberty. No. ?, AMI mayhOWer Will make
close connections Sc the mouth OF White river
with the steamer GUidnn for PIN BluK. Fare
20 Pine Bluds go 70; Freight, 50 cents per 100
pounds.
run between Little Rock and Fort smith in
connection with thisn Line and the Mem3hlsaud
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight to an
points between Little Rock and Fort Smith.
Insurance. Gne-hGy per cent LESS by las
T0iQe Hidgg anu Other.
JOHN B.. DAVIS. Superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, agents,
Oc29 - No go 'FRONT.' Row.
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INFORMATION 10 PLANTERS.

NZTE have on hsnd a consignment OF The cell
w ebratcd DICKSON SELECT lotion
which we otter for tale in lots to salt
fbe Planter. This Seed, the most prolific IN
nae, has been known 10 yield on an average
TWO BALES TO ThE ACRE. The staple Is
very SUI perior, and sample stalks may be sesn
al our office. We respectfully invite the at
tenftou Of the planting community aud the
trade generally 10 the great superiority OF this
Seed.
eS Circulars sent TO address free.
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THE WEEKLY PAAOLA STAR,

Ys PUBLISHED N A SECTION OF COUN-
/ try enEirely tributary 10 Memphis, ana has
a Circulation unsurpas- ed by any other me-
dium of that kind in North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and buHlness men generally viii md it
to their advantage to advertise IN the STAB
Address Pamela STAR.
COS Pamela, MiRs,
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dsaaim N. CORONA & co.
Four Plantations for sale or Rent.

U,HREE Plantations, containing about SEQ
ceres each, together with stock corn. fodder,
implements, etc, on same These farms are
sftuated about twenty miles irom Memphis,
uear Pleasant Hill, De8oto ounty Mississippi.
Tne other farm contains abont 1900 acres, and
Is situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply 10 me, near Pleasant Bill. Miss
Ia. MAXWELL.
Refer to E. NJ. Apperson & Co. and Taylor &
& Rand, Memphis, Tenn, de2a Ina
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Bankrupt sale Of Real-Eslate and
Pc s0nai Property.

In the several matters o.
Coolidge & cooper and =. II. Maicher z Co..
wilson Slaughter and T. J. Green,
A. A BurlesOd. 1t. Tis1ale,
Tuos. 2. Ayd EFT. n. sias,
Wm. 3 Booker, Z. P ling.
Abuer Baird. samuel Gabay,
A. a IA ID. kaufman q Co,
SOUthWOrih, Eanca & Co.
In Bankruptcy at Memphis. Tennessee.
By virtue or orders OF sale entered IN thu
above asCter5 b. the District Court OF the
Uniied States for the district OF West Tennes-
SEE. IN Bankruptcy on Ave rHspec i've dates be-
low mentioned, 1 viii pnNceed 10 sell, on
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D MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHFEK It.
y leaves Memphis every day for&
MoundClty &c am, 10 am, Il m, - aud u
pm. Leaves Mound City every day at AM,
3 Am, u am, and u and 4 pm. Landing &C
FOOT or WasPtaeton street.
iyu MARX \. CHEEK, Matter,
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WINES n LIQUORS.
WOLFE'S
Schiedam Schnapps.

TIE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufac.
turef by the proprietor, at his disuuery, in
Scniedam, Holland. expressly for medicinal
use.
It is now some twenty years SINGS HE pro-
prietor nrstintrOtuced tt % the American rub
three thousand letters from phystc ans. 1ndOns-
ing : rs the purest liquor they have ever used
IN their practice.
Il is mace nom barley OF the hLest quslIty,
selected with great care from the p OI1cts or
the most celebrated grzin-growing dlsrri Is, is
Favored with the essence Of tna aromatic funis
per-bsTTy Of Italy, aud isrecttded by peculiar
process, which eXpels nom tee spirit every
scrtd particle.
As means Of preventing ana correcting the
duced upon the stomach ard bowels BY a
change OF watSr-a visitation 70 which travel
ers. new settlers, ana al unacclimzteu persons
in tbs West, the South, and southwest are Pc
viii be found absolutely infallible-
while IN cases OF drop-y, gravel, distractions q
the kidneys, diseases OF me bladder, structure.
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
msndsd most emphaltcally oy the most dis
IT, guish8u mem DeTs OF the medical profession.
Il is put up IN quart aud pint bottles, IA
cases, with then name Of tie und r-sigued on
the bottle and cork, and 8 Eo-simiIs OF MS SIG
nature On the label. For sale by al respectable
druggists and country msrcnants-
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Sele manufacturer and Importer.
ESFABLISGED IN 1873.
MANSFIELD & AIRBEE,
sepn eod2 Agents. Memphis
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEA IL
MEAPHns. January =. 1879.

The exchange market was active to-
day and several large bills were taken
by our banks. The demand does not
equal the supply, and currency is COM
ing freely by express. While Eastern
bills are offered largely, there is q great
scarcity Of new Orleans exchange, and
the demand is very good upon that point.
quote rates "a follows:
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The monument to Ponsard, the
dramatist, is in preparation at Vienna
(Isere,) his birth place.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Memphis and LltlIe Beck Railroad
To MADfsOS AND LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Going West-Lssve Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, al Am.
Coming East Leave Mao son Tuesday Thura-
day and Saturday, at 7:3O an. arrive at
Memphis at l O'clock pm.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
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FCR HEw

For New Orleans, Vics4nuys, Natehez aud tie
Beads.
rms elegant Passenger atea-=sr -a
will leave s
THIS DAY. 10th inst, at s I'm
RICHARD W. LIGHTBCkNE, Agent,
isl0 AZ Front street
Louisville and Sew Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
EAiA4Ps MA1trt
This elegant ANA s. II steamer "a
will leave as above zs
HIS Day, 10 IA inst, Gt 10 an
NIGS0N q DUEAHJE, Agents
ialO ~ Front street
and new Orleans SUturtiay
Packet.
HENRY AaES.--..--.GeO W. Boyd, Master
:. y. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer wall enter
4 the trade As = REGULAR SAAI -
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS, IA ) pm,
and every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout rde seuzJn.
LARRY HARi f5TAD, Agent,
No. II Madison street
LEyT SHAHRE, Agents.
uovIsH No 81 Froub Etrsaf.
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COAL.
Lump and NUT.

A FRESH supply OF the best P1t,sburg LUMP
IL AND NUf COAL, lust received and Tor
sale by the Hays Coal Company. ONCE, 22 Ia
Madison street. del4 w
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Weeks receipts 1927 bales; exports
9704 bales. The receipts for the cores.
ponding week last year were 8037 bales.
On the 9Th Of January, 1888, Mid5I:ngs
ia this market were selling at IA, of
which the Government got 20. The New
York weekly statement shows up as fol.
lows: Receipts, $500 bales nett; gross.
q, coo; weeks sales, $4,000 bales stock,
80 600 bales; exports to Great Britain.
7l34 bales; to the Continent, 1850 bales
week's receipts at all United States
porte, 10000 bales. This shows a falling
of for the week at all ports OF 5000
bales.
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TEAMBoATg


Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, LouiavfIls ana C~inclnnaf.
IA y 0llAGt ma-HEI
This elegant and 1sst passenger -
steamer viii leave ~
WEDEEsDAT, I3lh Inst. az 5 pm.
JAS. T.. BOURNE & CO., AGENTS,
fafn No 10 Tafa-gG1 street
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80
ARRIvE DEPART.
through Mail daily -.-.--.l2: pm. Il:l0 pm
AuIOuH1 pm $40 DIN
ffhla train does not leave EaCurlayE1
COrinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundaysl at........ 5g5 an
Grand Junction Aecommo-
tor, daily(except Sund'ysl SIS An. 4I5pm
5Omervule accommodation
Except sunday leaves
at..--~---.....-l2:40 p m. Sos am. AIS pm
time.
Ticket oflcs, 27g Main street and AZ pepoL
WI. Ross, GenIsupT
sSaDsia and Louisville Railroad Lin
Day Express, z T. time. 5.0a.m. 245 p.m
City nme..... $40 q. N.
cAgat express. X. K. time. 3.I5 pm. Cos Am
C1ty time. 200 D.m.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time--..-m-4:s0 p.m
City tme.......----.4: pm
I1cKet offices No. 27L Aain street and al Ds-
cot, lead % Main street.
SAN. q. JONES, GenIsuEr.
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FOE HALE's POINT.

FOR HALE's POINT.
Memphis and Eza;e's POiaG PsekeG.
For Randolph, Fulton, Ozceola and Hale's
Point.
The SideWheeI Passenger Jacket
Myrtle. ..--......C "a plain ". c. Hardwick
AZ ILL leave Memphis as abOVs It.
~ every Tuesday and SAtur-u
day, commencing Wednesday, November 3Lh,
and VIII remain permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention 20 BUS ness trusts 70 receive
the patronage OF shippers.
FOR freight or passage apply on board or TO
NIN5ON Z DONAHUE, Agents,
40 Front street.
MART WALT s. CO., agents,
nOv22t No. IL Front street
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CLALRVOYANT

MADAM DEVILLE, the w-orld-renownsd
1Nl Clairyoyant, can be consulted on The past,
present ana iuture, al her rooms. 149 MAIN
STREEI, third door above Overton Hotel.
Communication, with 81 and stamp. answered
promptly, dels fme
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AlEsIsaIppL snd FeRnesaee ganEoed.

ARRIVE. DEPAkF
& Orleans Express, daily goo On. S-0S p-m.
a ecom'n, daily, eE-
cer y......-....-.--.-- $50 a.n, Soc Q. m.
Freig ally, except sum
49,. ....-.-........-.. ..-...... 9:15 pm. 100 an.
Taxes effect Sunday, August I6, IBag.
Al Z. LIVERMORE, Gent Sup'z.
or OAKLEY G5n. Ticket Ag't. aulB
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FoR LOUISVILLE.

New or cans and Louisville Packet
For Cairo amt Louisville
LEGAL. --Raber.s master
Ehi5 elegant passenger steamer If
win leave as above Of -
This DAY, lgEa INST. At 8 pm.
LARRY HAEHSrAD, Agent,
tal0 No. - Maufs0u street.
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FcR WE1rg aEvEG.

Regular Memphis aud White River Packet.
DIES AKC..---........-.John-D zulott master
This me passenger pSCkst-eaTes --A
Tor the above on -,
TUESDAY, l2t1 inst. at 5 pm.
For Irsigut o. passage apply %
EIiIyTT q ElLLEE, Agents.
ial0 FrJmennde street. foot Jefferson.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis end Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
z. ...-..keese PlitcAard master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
wiz cave tor the above On -
MONDAY, llih iust.. A. 5 pm.
T.. A, 3 ENDI9, Agszt,
fsg 50l -uut So, aiGsOV Block
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Regular Whit, Back and Gus rent
EsEver EEekef.
LADY Jhas. Eeers
sid d. Humphrey, ClerK.
fsIHIS packet viii make Weskiy IT,
A Trips from JacksOnporl, Ark, A
NJ Black river % tOCahoutas and Poplar 5t~n,
ana up CurTent river % DOnIpnan. she VIII
make G.oss connections Al Ja-cEEonpOr5 with Tie
Steamer Des Arc Every Saturday.
Shippers AID passengers may rely on her
puncLuaii.y. de8 I'm
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Aempnis and st. Francis RIVer Tuesday
SaeAet.
For Helena, Wittsburg and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sldewheeI Passenger
Packet,
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EoE ST. FRAACZs REVER.
Regular Saturday =. Franei5 River
Packet.
For Madison, wittsJurg and al Way Landings
LINTON ......... Smell, Master
LESLIE WARE, clerk.
steSmer wiz leave as above Th
4 every SATURDAY Gu ing the sEE
season returning. leave WittsBury every
TUESDAY, az 2 O'Clock pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board, or TO
NINSCN q DONAHUr, agents,
jas % FROM street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-28

WHY.-Why are not the tax dupli-
Gates for the city returned? They
were due on last Monday, week ago.
VIII the failure to return them inval-
idate the collection of taxes? This is a
question that was reviewed last year.
lt 1t was Important to tax payers
then, 1t Is important to taxpayers
now. Let Us learn from those who
can give US information.-Co Courier.
1t was decided last year that it
didn't make much difference when
the duplicates were placed in the
hands of the COllector--a decision
the Courier approved and the Jour-
NAL disapproved-and the bad prece-
dent is likely to be followed. We
still think the old plan of collecting
the city taxes as early in the season as
possible, is much the better. The
city taxes can be mainly collected be-
fore the county duplicate is ready for
the Treasurer, and it would be better
for all parties if that practice, inaug-
urated by Mayor BAKER, had been
followed by his successor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-28

Mr.. ANDREW JoHNs0N's strongest
and most impairment supporters for
the United States Senate. were f" out
siders, . who thronged Nashville. and
pressed the claims of the ex-Presi-
dent upon the Tennessee legislators.
The Nashville Banner finally became
exasperated at these political carpet
baggers, and photographs them in this
vigorous style: .rl
Occasionally we encounter q PEN
ny-whistle. hatchet-faeed, mackerel.
eyed. bottle bellied, little scrub
politician, from somewhere across the
Ohio, who thinks his business in life
is to make Southern statesmen, and
who sdueaks IN our ear that we ex-
pect to elect A. j .totbe United States
Senate" -.-..z ~.