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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09
Memphis and Arkansas River
~cPacket Comply
SUMNER
United States Mail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
1 ger boats of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock as follows:
THOMAS II. ALLEN---PRITCHARD, Master
Mondays, at 5 O'Clock pm.
BLAIsDELL, Master
Fridays, ats O'Clock pm.
Making close connections at LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS. and with the following pack
eta, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
Thurdays, at 3 O'Clock pm:
FORT GIBSON-----JOhn WOODBURY., Master
Master
Thus making two trips week from I
ROCK through to FORT GIBSON,
Through bills Of lading given for freight 10
and from New Orleans, Memphis, 81. louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination, ST ali
stages Of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line
from the North, East or West to any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to y ARKANSAS RIY-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis tofnce SOi
Front street, Mostly Block Those shipping
from New OrleauN should consign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packed Company, y
Mouth OF White River.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
f& AEHQIG agent,
Isl Once SCI Front street, Alsby Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09

LOST OR STRAYED. On Friday
evening last p medium size Chestnut
Sorrel Horse, nine years old, has one
white hind foot, was last seen near
DGn!a2 street, north Of Poplar. A lib
eral reward vii, be paid for his return
to FORSTER, KEALHOsEErE 60,
309 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09

THE person, male or female, who
took a book entitled y Hugse," from
the Iarlor of the house lately occupied
by me IN Memphis, is invited 10 re
turn 1t 70 me through Charles W. Ad-
ans, Esq. request this, first, be-
cause ii contains poems printed for
private circulation only, and / have
no other copy; and second, because it
belonged to a son who was killed dur
ing the late war, has on one of its
pages a mss. letter from me to him, and
has to me a value farabove money. To
steal such a keepsake is like sacrflage;
and ifany one who knows me sees the
book in the possession of anybody, I
hope he will take possession of II and
return ii to me. ALBERT PIKE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09

KNOX, etc: McBaith, Republican.
MCMINN, etc: McClary, Conserva.
tive Republican.
RHEA, etc; A L. Spears, Conserva-
tive.
SUMNER, etc: Thomas Barry, Con-
servative.
DAVIDSON, etc: r. B. Chatham,
Conservative.
RUTHERFORD, etc: Russell, Con-
sentative.
LINCOLN, etc: Sanders, Conserva-
tive.
WILLIAMSON, etci ", O'Neal Per-
kins, Conservative.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09
FOR FRIAR,s POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point TrI-
weekly Paeket-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEK--..GeO Malone, master
viii leave as aRSoTe eyary non ~
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at pm.
ksr 1aigiH E pasSage apply on board. iyll
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
THos. II. ALLEN..Arkansas river, 5 pm.
GEO. w. .Friar's Point, 3 pm.
RUBICoS. ---.. -.s,-..-... Yicksburg, Bpm.
JULIA st. Louis, SPIN.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Mary Houston, Louisville.
G.. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
It. II. Allen, Arkansas river.
St. Francis, st. Francis river.
Liberty No. 2, White river.
Legal Tender,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Great Republic, st. Louis.
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
IN r
Steamers Natoma, q. w. Cheek, 7. Fl
Allen, st. Francis and Legal Tender.
1900
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09

mark of 1867, eleven feet ten and a half
inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Our latest adyices from above will
be found in this column. We have
no later news from the Arkansas or
White rivers. Both streams were fall
ing at last report. Weather clear
during the day, and nights cold.
Business free.
LEWISTON, MAINE, August.7.-The
weather is the coolest in this part of
the State experienced at this season
for many years, with a slight frost on
the low lands.
CONCORD, N. H., August There
was a slight fall Of snOW here yester-
day and at Mount Washington, and
was still falling here during the night.
ST. LOUIS, August 8-Arrived, Belle
st. Louis. River falling. Clear and
cool.
CAIRO, August S.-Down, Belle
Memphis, 9 am; Cartwright and Ru-
bicon, 4 pm. Up, Luminary, Jam.
River fell ; inches. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August s.-Departed,
Strader. River faIling-5 feet inches
in the canal. Weather clear and
! cool.
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FIRST MONDAY Is NOVEMBER. u

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23

years more, aid che 10 fifteen. The man then 70
forty-hve. Or only three times a. old. They live
until she il thirty and the man 10 sixty. He is
then only twice q old. Now how long viii they
have 70 live 70 make the girl q old = the na1f
h Although in this case, the girl 10 catching tn
man very FAST the reason - similar 70 that By
which It was long ago argued that . man could
While the man goes ono mile the tortise gees one.
tenth of mile; while the man runs thst one
tenth OF mile, the tortoise goes ons-hnndrsth u
mile; while the man goes ons-hundreth Of .
mile, the tortoise goes one-thousandth Of mile |;
while the man runs one-thousandth of : mile. the
tortoise goes one ten.thousaadth of mile and
90 on to any extent of which the decimal meta
ton 10 capable-the tortoise always being some
infinitessimal fraction of space ahead Of the man
will give oAly one more illustration of this
character. Roe wishes to study Law with Doe
and offers to pay the customary fee when he shall
have won his first suit at law. To this Doe
agrees, and Roe becomes q student. Doe gets
tired of waiting for his fee and determines to
sue Roe for the amount Doe reasons: "It
gain the case, Roe will be compelled to pay me
by the decision of the Court il lose it, he will
have to pay me by the condition Of our contract,
as he will have won his first lawsuit" But Roe
also reasons: "If I succeed, and the award Of tho
Court is in my favor, Of course shall not have
to pay the money; ii the court decides against
me l shall not have to pay it, according TO the
terms of our contract, for shall not have then
gained my first suit at law" }@e.5 ,s,,r
The discerning reader will easily perceive that
great many of the metaphy sioal, political and
dOctrinal discussions which are going on in the
earth get their principal fuel in the different
sense of words and phrases. will not moralize
extensively on this proposition, though there
is abundant opportunity to do SO. deem that
ILLUSTRATION is more entertaining than disserta-
tion.--1Ne Gakarv a17 ~ $50 t'i-z'if Z
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23
Something for the Ingenious 4
StraIRhteR Out.

The word O5Ggc is subject to paradoxioal con-
struction. When you Obligs man TO do thing
he does not want to do, you may disoblige him at
the same time. It has been remarked that there
10 . very great difference between church where
the gospel II dispensed, and one where it is dis.
pensed with. We have often heard the story Of
how the captain of . canal boat cried "Look
out" to his passengers when they were going
under o bridge, and how . Frenchman looked ouC
accordingly and received bump on his head |;
but it has never been decided that the French
man took any incorrect OF unusual significance
from the words. It has never been decided
whether house burns up or down. The question
whether man who falls from boat and is res
cued from drowning, is pulled out or pulled in,
depends on whether you speaking primarily
of the water or of the boat. Some one has noticed
that people say shell peas when they unshell
them chat they husk corn when they unhusk it;
that they skin u buffalo when they unskin it !;
that they scale fshes when they unscale them,
aud their gardens want wedding when they are
weedy enough already.
These paradoxss in words are the foundation
Of the puzzles in logic which are 80 common. For
instance, the trte sylogsm to the effect that be-
cause no cat has two tails, and because one cat
has one tail moro than no cat, therefore cat has
three tails the trouble arises in the paradoxioal
phrase mo cat While it is quite true in one
sense that no cat has two tails, 1t is not true in
the Sense which it 10 employed, in the syllogism,
because " no cat" being nonenty it has no tail
Similarly it is argued that Oxford mast, for all
antiquity, have been either somewhere or
nowhere Where was it at the time Of Tarquin-
Jus PriscusY 1t was nowhere, then it must have
been somewhere. Where was it! Aristotle aud
Philetus, and don't know how many Others are
said to have bothered themselve very much with
proposition something like this. If you say of
yourself. II lie," and in saying 80 tell the truth,
then 1t is quite evident that ysu lie but if you
say lie" and tell the truth in saying it, then
you also tell the truth In saying it. In either of
the cases you lie aud tell the truth at the same
time. ME6s Tna .6E,
have heard somebody make the following
proposition. Suppose, for example. that = maa
th'rty'hve years old marries I girl Ave years old.
DO 10 seven times - old a. shs. They live TO-
gSther five years and ,ths .sjel isvte4 years Old.
Then tho man is forty yssrs old or only four
times - old ~ tho girl They i've together Ave
J - WI b
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excellent to strengthen weak psrts" ''Bette
fnnln i*.trsnreaT5 tIcktI. - IOI-e
pave also line from Utica this week, mar
IN our candidate for county treasurer tate
an honorable mention" The letter pom
tsing democratic meeting took place IN A
p house on Monday evening Oct 49,. Matt
tHetherington. our gallant little candi. w.
= county treasurer, was present, and in "'0
\ to repeated calls gave US . splendid was
IL about an hours duration. He showed seve
1 republican corruption and knaysry in "a
IL style, and, as workingman, demon. Gu
ahow the laboring men would be false to Carr
ives not to support the democratic ticket RADIO
approaching election in this county. The
little speaker was frequently interrupted i-ou'
lorms OF applause. After him Mr. Gil prom
sc principal OF our schools here, was loud the
7 tor, and responded in fine speech, re- a.,
the history of parties in this country ''ie
honstrating that the democratic party the
lays been friend of the workingmen.
(ns, of La Sale, also made short speech, In
ne hide OFT OF the redoubtable Dan Ev. He +,
clique candidate for county clerk.
ntly there is no discount on Ben Heth. "'o''
as the tavoritc OF the workingmen.
low him and therefore believe in him. 49,
tr,o man ~ - ., tana
~ ma, =, !. :. = ','! bein
- ~ " -. ~ mart
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23
A stre.gthening planter

A young housekeeper, reading in the west,
among other notable habits, had one Of patros.
izing pedlars, book agents, and itinerant medi.
cine vendors. One day she bought Of one Of the
latter anice little stock of pills. lotions, andsalvs
and splastcr which the vender had highly extolled
tor it' strengthening properties. Her husband
came to dinner, noticed the array Of mediaiasa,
and having natural dislike Of pedlars in gsner-
o., said: care you going to start drug stoEsa
What in the world are you going to do with all
that stuff believe that you buy pills and shin.
plssters of every old man that comse along
That is not ashin-plastsr," said his vic, buuis
excellent to strengthen weak psrts"' 'Better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23

letter had been left hours ago. and the writer
might, ere this, be dead and cold, thought Eli
nor.
However. she resolved to venture, and set out
on her GRAND Of mercy. Down Broad way for
this Is story Of New York.. that city of itself
that never seems to sleep, where day and night,
and night and day-work is going on--the evil
1ostliny against the good-the lAhorer with his
greeu Jacket to his back, AS nnppy the owner
OF oiock VI stotes-Where men toll for dali
~ bread--where churches tower above our very
heads, and whose bells ring of a hereafter vet to
oome-here we behold the arinless sleeve vf the
soldier, him tor whom some wife or mother
prayed to spare u life to them so precous-bere
We may see many Il little face looking be-
seechingly into ours and with little outstretched
hand, cry: "Only u penny"
These sights did E!inor see, and ~ abstracted
vas she that she heard no footstep behind her and
was unaware of any ones approach until she
found herself encircled in the arms of some
ruffsn. II
"Help" came from the lips of the agonized
girl, but 70 great was her terror, that her voice
rose but little against the soughing Of tho
wind.
"Don't talk 40 loud my little beauty !" ex.
claimed the ruffian, AZ he hurried her into BY
street, "don't be cantankerous."
"Uh, sir, pray let ms go, am bound on an or.
rand Of mercy dying woman is waiting for
"Let her die. Ha, Ia. you'll Sc. no dying wo.
not raise row here, I'll tell you Why did 90 /
"Iovs," cried poor. Elinor. .is too, sacred q
nans tocoM. from your lips, you who would
dare ~ 1sy b.udS upon N unprotected girl"
.aH $50 ta.tlt stfffH Il Vi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23

r 'r-i,IJn IylIlflg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

PORTLAND, Nj, Sept. :.
Senator Fsss,nien died at ESQ O'Clock this
morning. He was sensible unit within an hour
Of Lis ..-,h. and Ind passed comfortable night
until O'Clock Drs Wood sui P,rley were in
ATTENDANCE and dill every thing TO relieve his
sul.rnE., which otherwise would have been
great at the close. Senator Fesseudeus funeral
".l uae place 90 Inf past ten O'Clock Saturday
morning, the ! lth inst
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
Sperial 1Otires.
PECULIAR ADAPTABILITy

EkAcDEiu'o PILLS.
Their peculiar adaptabi!ity to all constitutions as
ceaGscr Of the bowels and the blood has establish
ed their great medt. They restore the liver, the
spleen and even the heart to healthy action when
other remedies have been used without producing
any benefit They do not expose those who use
them 60 any dal ger being as sac as sautary.
Extract from l. TER 20 Dr.. Brndeff, from c. j. Fay,
Esq +. H., HHlm oatoH. n D..
" in Isi- / was ia poor health, and ny friends
vel as myself supposed that my earthly voyage
would soon fmnate. But after taains one box Of
Baadreth's Pills, began to feel better. Well, sir
when had used up twelve boxes was q we'll
healthy mau-uy weight having gone from l5I
pounds up 20 i5- pounds. ! then ordered supply,
and between that time and the present / have
tailed thrce thous1ad collars worth of THESE iu,alu
able pills, and afa quite sure that have thereby
been instrumental. ia saving thousands # lives.
Yau-s Truly, ca. FAY, P. ~"
Sold by all Druggists. Observe nylname in white
letters in the government stamp
@La-w g. PRANlRETH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

The Peabody Library at Post Mills, (Thetford)
has Just received from George Peabody now
so;,srpipr in this country, though the gift comes
from London, large oil portrait Of the great
nbn,n.rophisr. The position Isl standing one
with full front and full face view The rshJ
hand IS thrust into the breast Of the butt 'nel
coat the left holds = paper On which may be
read. in imitation Of Mr.. Peaboiy's own hand
writing.
.To the Chairman of the Peabody Library
Post Mills Village. Vermont,
GEoRGE PEABODY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
NOTICE

rs hereby gwen tfa. -up icition viii be made %
| the General Assembly 81 the state % vermont
- r. aext animal session far d charter for rall
road 20 commence at some point H. the town OF
1amprid e. Iamotll county on the line Of the pro
posed Lsmoiile Valley Ra Dr. al, funnlnS thence
s...tsrlv tbrou- h the towns OF Csmhridge, inder
MI We,tford, jericho and tszex OF su-h o. -a,d
towns as nav be cesar onne 'tiL- Win ths
Vermont Central or e mont s. Canada ralifnaas OF
non OF said roads 10 E-sX ore--in- the sane IN
aid Essex, aud running tueuee westerly tnfgu- On
colchester and Burlington, ~ the waters u Lake
Champlein, or TO q Connection with the rutland q
Burlington Railroad 10 sad burlington.
Cambridge, August =, 1853. INV"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

Elmore johnson is very likely democrat
popular with his party, and having many person
a friends outside Of it His politics is the worst
thing anybody has against him And fit had
been fatel that Burlington was to be represented
by democrat, We know of no one Of his party
we should have preferred to him. He doubtless
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10


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3i LIN" tVNr -
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Ne 80 N""h9
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t. ..,,1 f- .i., ...a..f, err. sr t'.r.,. e0t.-
&
Group and WhHopin- ''u-h' 'i iNi-- I-Hi ''-
=. I've -,i~sf ty the timely use q this wonderful
81. t.. 8, ..sl,. st...,tt ia,...-l..57- 10 ,,ra.-
'oi-'"''
D0wus E'trlr, aa1 axe O" "tlaI'
Fser-,-. g.rmont Imminent
An internal as well a. external remedy taken 'ns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH
TO TgE FREE PRESS AND TINES.


From CanGeld's 4xPiorinS Party.
LARAMIE, W. T., septs
DEAR FREE PRESS :-Canfeld's division Of the
Northern Pacif; Railroad reeonnoitering party
arrived to-day from the Yellow Stone Valley on
their way east. They have travelled about 5000
miles since juno 18th Have crossed the main
range OF Rueky Mountains eight times, Sierra
Nevalas once, from Oregon mountains once, Bit
ter Root Mountains once, and Best mountains
twice. Have examined four passes in the main
Rocky Mountain range, and find all entirely prac-
ticaoie for a railroad, the highest being only Co.
900 feet, and are as low AZ 300, approached by
moderate grades. They express themselves much
pleased with the north western country, and sat
i.fei with its cara1l.y 70 support railroad
from local business as soon as one can be built.
LAG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
GRAND INVESTMENTS!
GLOB +,
GOLD amt SSEE'ER
Mining Company.

LOOTED at Monitor, Alpine county California
II Parties having s. 70 - 90 % invest in the
SAFEST ND BEST MINING ENTER
rise EVER OFFERED to the public are
De sired 10 write imm -diately for Circu srs aud
terms Of suh-crpfiiu. TO J. WINCHESTER, Prcsi-
dent, 30 John street, New York. b
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
DIR. BELLS BITTERs.

These Hitfcrs are : wonderful and approved We
ccttne ton c. and alreratVe, and though nuf sh n
time ei0re the Amer can pItc. have att tin c.
Iotrify for their curative qualities wherever INTRO
duced, and finding rapid sac. they are pro
pared from Z e foruu OF D. Bell al eminent IN
alish oh sician by whom they were prescribed i'r
the speedy aud perman' Mt cure Of Dyrpepsa. Liver
{ mplaiut i'iseases ~ the Kidneys. ana ali im pur
iies oil fhe floo1 and ailments HTis NJ IRON dl-of-
dered stomach. They slightly stinu ant pea
SAINT and agrseahle 20 TAX hianu'actureGi ara ior
sale Wholesale and retail by the proprietor
WILLIAM ROOT,
WE. nrSssrZ Travelling Agent Burlington, VI
Burlington, sspt. {, lsss-f&viy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

BIcHuoSD MtuRE1.-At market in Richmond
on The Cth, 1870 tubs Of butter, which sold nj 30
and IS cents. and 600 boxes cheese at Is and
Is cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

,'cIs tn the government stamp.
-La-w q. PRANnRETH.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10
CoFFINsG CorvIys:
Bcoal Bottles

4 VALUABLE COW. Irel.- ~
a a.Es.lA lT- a.
Au-. %. 1T.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10


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liauauth, Z Co5b, 81 mag ll'
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Bars. ". Wmteoub.
- ma. = ~
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IN 80
G. Montpelier. 3 CO
burn, majority. i.t 'l .''
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

r-ief Cod y %. G Igc do Herriugs,
Picked Mackerel, Tongues roune'
nor H. l4D1s per h.,
do salmon. I=c ua'ihut Fins.
fo Trout I5c smoked Haiitut,
do White F!sh, luc Smoked salmon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-09-10

tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR TBE DISTRICT or VERMONT In the
matter OF Sidney q. Tinsd ile, bankrupt In bank
ruptcy. Before L. L Lawrence, Register. Tc
whom il may concern The undersigned hereby
gives notice OF appointment rs assignee Of Sidney
q Tisdale Of the tpwn II Kpton in tie County II
Addison and State Il Vermont, within said district,
who has been adjudgsd bankrupt upon bis own
petition, by the di-trict Court Of said district.
Dated ct Nidd ebury the 18th day Of August. 1882.
9vsv JAMES N. SLADE, Assignee.
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EEN. RUSSELL'S SCHOOL. New Haven.
" Conn. FALL SESSION begins Sept. 18th. Cat
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