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, 1869-08-28
TIE MISSISSIPPI R1YHR BprpoEs

"a 4t@Ao a4O1B sAe IlFcIH1 &IG lQYlLGQ. AL |
arc iav'ted ~ho desire to "soe tho great
river spa ita branches freed from tho fcs-
ten, natural or artificial, that obstruct
its navigation, or retard iia commerce"
There is no miataking tho reference to
"a5t'hcial fetters obstructing md retard-
ing tho river navigation. The removal Of
those fetterS means the rrmova1 OF the
bridges which already span the river, and
tho arrest Of those which nre yet !!
10 be bui1t. To nak at this day |
TO remove such bridges, or to
prevent The construction Of others, is TO ask
the county to turn backward in the way Of
commercial intercourse. There aro men
mud women, too, who protest against rail-
roads because cattle arc sometimes run over
and killed, and there naAy DO few old
men who love to think of the glories of fat-
boats md stage-coaches before steam dis \
piaced both. OF this same claHs must be
those who object to bridges over rivers.
und who insist upon q return to the old |
ferryhoat systcm. River navigation has
gradually, hut now generally, given way
to railroad transportation; and to
deny 10 ruilroads the right to
cross rivers On bridges is weak I
Effort to prolong river navigation against
the interests und at the expense Of the pub
he. There il not river town which does |
not even now depend more upon the rail-
roaa than upon the river, and which would
not sink into insignidcance If it had to
depend exclusively upon the river for its
communication with the outer world. At
this very day there orc in cou1se Of con-
.stzuction. nnd Hi1 soon be eonIlatad, cs'"-
tinuouR lines OF rail from 81. Louis to St.
Paul, on botn sides Of the Mississippi
River. Either Of these roads will bo Of far
grestcr Importance to St. Iouis, and to all
tho towns along tho route, thhn is tho river;
| and the very fact Of sheu construction
| shows how the importance Of the river has
shrs,nk in the estimation Of the ndjoining
S,ateA, cities and towns. St. Louis has,
| without competition, m exclusive rivot
communication with Omaha mud tho Upper
Missouri River, hut St. Louis, alive to the
| fact that the rail and not the river is the
dependence Of tho country, is rapidly push.
ing OIL its railroad 10 secure speedy counoc-
| tlou at Omaha.
We do not remember exActly how many
bridges have been already. .built, Or nro now
building, on the Mississippi River; but the kc-
okuk con invention, before they demand their
removal, should lremcmbe1 that there is moro
trade and husines; carried orer the least of
these bridges unn there is upon tho whole
of the Mississippi River. When this is
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every river town is to linvo bridge, and
! luafetyT kfrIt Un The IluDuC highway
, 1869-08-28

~, IA aav that. g,yen lha opportunities desired:
n"nst Fn,tsn of Ha5gens Gao PICK tho ress ioox IN
liz suoneSst eefa IN tae 6tggeAt hank ID Se"
, 1869-08-28

Johu Smelling, Of Jasper County, who has been
"Itef ns an atuer" for pcsrtJ twenty years, was
suddenly cured. the other day, by an accidental
inll Of twenty feet from hnymow. LIE broke Al
atm, but found his hearing 81 good Al the best,
unt Is ta:nned with the rtsult,
MISSOURI.
A festive ho1se1ran IN kansls City rode his
hotc up thrre nights OF ssairB, and then hired SIX
ncgrues to carry tic animal down agnln.
The s. Joseph Herald tells the following:
X. .fsiiou,@ i. Mari: sauare s!ntas I'll Pm
md t di,rostps Il ptciis.pe r.tcs N nnl noT
,t cr.s fcr ~ II, dss,rs. ,,c .en e
fss't ifi,i Torthy feaaine Ytntre. 10 recruit tie
Il rSHiy s'n,sa,.a g ma. ia Ir.ttuet.
Il Il. ' S vi a an saae s i." Il:
= hIte !.rtr enrd .u.s.uude., ,hs 4uect. y =.
~ .as s,1st f III s.'aS s Fl Il
lrut rnscr that he hsd lsrn e.rlrt"r the ea.s Ten
I"s!'r "1ssd ~"ne ss' " % tsn, 1rfrys %
h md ri Il; T:sdu III s
st .Ir III. Win rt.dlnsrt e sIor ,lMr 81 a3.,t
IL the ysr,Ire thr {tnesspt d'sto1 I'D ii. .n,ss
, IT, t., , @ TT \ II. II t + OH
ONO.
EcceII,ly. III Uriaeunatet township, WIliiams
CuHnty. Ethan InREctt, t,eruEling angry al his
wife tcehutp she nns extraraEaDt. 81 he ihungHt,
N The use Of tuk In mailing milk -tDAat, th kicked
her III tic ah,lu1nr,, as to rrurG rupture. fruul
Nhlt 4 twth nor,b ami hnwels rrutn,hel. anil the n
lut her out Of titnrs. Ghr then pcAIlFl 10 hAve a
orfur Fen for, tut ho refused tu let the boy '.a't
lIrrpr IN w lUr tnr, Rn,l IN This tfl9htfnI con.
,llFnh ille wOtlfan INT from HafnrnJ Until MHht1hJ
lunrnDg. wnhunl nlr'ttal Hpslrtancr, Ht which
,ine Rtr prrsnlIe,I tpn thr lty 10 g'' IN i'ns t.,
iHr 'l'alnf. In thr fHrhniifnr, her hsEt,aI.1 11s
t4j1RIrr.1 10 ths friuh"n. thai his VII" WA tlrt
, 1869-08-28

Some daJs before the day On htcn he express
ed bis xnto.rse desire that sae should leaye his
w1.es handwriting, Of = The Siege Of Corsnth y
and "Pa111ars," and Nzuse presently uler-
~ am glad thst tho handwriting WAS fAyor-
bic omen OF the morals OF tho piece; but ron
mu-t NOT t1ust % thai, for ny eopJts1 would write
out an.thiEg desired IN al tne ignorance Of H.
10 great PERI 10 eliher' wa
How could le1d Byron 70 soon HoH weary OF,
cIeasuir 70 brshf and beautiful % Eaa. IA 20 Q
hIatah,cv 10 agreeable, OF ouch exquisite pur1tT
Ard uuth7 II might t.ye been thought tast be
!" those Images Of Ideal, coed and beautT thas
surround him Ii his Husings,' rather Ia ihe 20
eiet1 Of hts wits than those whom he sought be-
eourse Of lie which hascens the heart anI de-
rr1res the 1tste, though seldom 10 ctueIIy aud 70
utterly. u "a Eita; and rnA1r1sge, Il II does not
to hM pollution. LdJ Byron Ea1 no mate for he
Ean whose shnuSat4 OF Nprat0 xeEe sutn - theSe:
Thought ol The statc OF women under tie an
rencAc: Of tao ha1tsrsn Of he chtyaily- and leu
ua3 a3Rseb-I13c1a. and CncAtut1L They ought 70
H;Ea home, and pe ven fea ma clothed, bai not
bur books Of patty and cookery. Music, drzWmg.
dananE: aiso liIe sa1dentax md plow,ns. now
Tne sut q pies5 Which he contemplated ap-
RSA24 IN H44 ELQE5 OF 1x2Qs AQS SE3Eh1n iAyQf.tG
Of hla hartln at Seolee:-s She WAS VeIJ deyouE"
WhRteser' LAdy Byron. suffered nom neglect.
wea1ness dlsqulet, ttsxuss ar bitterness sha con-
cez1ed. Her 1atheT ard mother were unaeGua.nsed
with any czuse Of onhAppre.s. Thtfe ERs not =
un1mut abroad tnas the course Of nfr ral11ed lie
had not IQn Hoooth.
ue1 child was born On tht 10th OF December,
131A On the eth Of the neIs month ste rrcetrea,
In writing. her husbands absolute deaire that aha
snouid !esre London. She had l. ss1ops lHpses-
sion thss he Tas tnsane-he1 opinion beng
derived. ~ srcas measure, frpu conunnt-
e7t'ons made TO her b, hta nearest relatives and
hs peTIonA attendants, Who had mora oppof-
a2ster part Of her at2E In London. /. wa5 repse-
senttd TO her hat he was In danger Of destroying
himself. Lo1d Byron allows thai she really did
bel!e1e him 10 be mad. On The sth OF January,
With the concurrence Of hts family, she consulted
u. ballie - fnend. NOT having the
oppot,1n1J Of see.ng Lord B5ron. he could
not gre positive opinion: but being In
FORMED 0! us wish thAs Lady byron saOuld
!ea.e tondoo, ns thought her atssncc denrahIe. a.
a experiment lie eutoined tnat IN her letters
NE snooAl a!o'a al but Light aud soothing top!ca.
sne EelH Lo1don On the l5sa Of January. That
Gay. 1oa the te1t when shc arrtTed Al her f8.hers
heoee, she wrote 10 her hnshand in > kind and
cnee!nl tone. She told her parents Of the optnlou
"nen naa been termed Of his state Of mind, and
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

. r. ..l ma r.n 'e.
..I .H .~.r T-t n1
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw.YoRE.....""."".

PORT OF HBw.Y0RK..........,..'...'
-. ~. nnh,,,a E.yssber Bremen, wimingor, Cole,
lTssoui R becc CLYDE Chichester Wilmington n u van" '"'
bdIa bonna Lurt Fansooi Ocean EIpess Hoon'
San uu,.en crOr.sdt PsescO ssvare Gibraltar 10Y
pS mn Ceufsegos; Ramirez Barnard Cenf9esos
i,ns MstsnEas market; Victoria AmsA isD''' hAi'
Grace n N lone. Perry Port LAtou S. Geo. Philips ~
I.cssonyine; MARY Elizabeth, Williams, bridgeport
- ARRIVED.
s...hln Quaker City, Ellis NewOrsans via Havana spn mos
and . ~, 49,. x,,,.,,..o, N q ..y.l stores
shin Dartmouth Blsden. Shanghai " daJs tea
psyf Miranda Lsby, Yokohama ll8 days, tea =.
Brig Messenger MeCay San Juan del Nor dyh hhsa Is"'
sssa Ryelsn Pierce Arroyo p R. Il days and nOsssea
Sehr led FRYE Langley, Jacksonville sdAys lumber
seh d. W. Sanders Davis Little River C ey peahs~ ss'
' sss, Charles e. warreu Smith. BarseOs days fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p.rox Anil 7Arrved brlgs W. e, from 81 johns, r. :
Pres from EIabhport Sailed last evening steamship Aep''
FoaTKE. MONROE April 7-Arnved schr Hss MeSeA swan
I.aad for orders and sailed company with sear ihom oVss "
Hampton Roads ...
FOREIGN PORTS.
orxzysrsws April 1.-The Cnnsd steamship FsmJfa n'h Wv
york arry ed at this poit at 7 seesk last evening
7I|' SPOKEN. . -.
B,rl sersg Hong Kong tor Newi iork jan 10 a' ~
ssD Iauderd. nom POOeho~ for NswYOr March 'a
b.rs H.,.A from Yokohama NeuYOri March d. las 'A ."
lon olla
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

NTARSHALs SALE.-GR0CERY- FIELD,
wi Auctonee ig7 Pssrt, City Haplaee Will sell THIS DAY
o'clock precisely at No IT'S Gudtt by virtue Of ysra snu oi
execution, the cuuterts OF grocery Teas ougaIs P
Hsrpetop Counter and HIturs lot Cbanpagne ot OIL one
Iroas safe and eatire contents " store ..... -,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
- RorERT A. HAGeERrr, Auciivnesr, No y Piuest
tTpEErp EpARTMENT- NOTICE to CON

RorERT A. HAaeERrI Auclgnesr no 5I tlls,t go,
STREET RTMENT.-NOTlCEto to CON-
- TRACTORS-RBMoyAL Of BUILDINGS for the EXTENSION
Of CHURCHsTon SATURDAY The I7ih DAY of April lgs ~ u
ocrk BEanse III BoadEaT under the direction
will he sold At public suction 70 me hgn
bidder all the hudings and parts Of eudbg tAsn ara
Maror Aerntn from The f0uerT side OF futon
street 10 noberJ side Morris the proceeding hr We
extension Church street condition thai All be mater
buildings ani psr cfbungs hA be removed from he He
of raid contemplated within thrtr DAYS ier the dy o sale
" de,rrbuE the situation ,ud dmerdons OF sid bun and parts
ofbndnT, prepared Edss Boyle cir suryeyer row 1e
oos Of The anstlguers ROBT HAGGBRTf Co. No 81 llHe
street ontIAco and others Until The day o safe
-N' - GEO. W. MCLEAN,
April G. 1e6a Street Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
grrfissiunui 9Utiaa.

CONSULTATIONS FREE in all cases Of
Y CuRoNIC DISEASES call communicate By
nail pr d. POOT. author Medical OsmmOa sense No 10
Isrpstonsvs corner Of Bat Twenty once hours
from 10 a. m. al o.
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
III detention business for Structure hstaIA Piles Diseases
a. BLADDER and Kpe Disease aud Deformues Of the BYE NOSE
Taes spd Address by letter personally hbhA pANlb$
M D. No. ia Lexington Terms moderate
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
plSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM UAvArA-In steamship Quaker City, April L-h Aslans
A. Hsvana-J Hernandez n A Pgsd
A Mareo G ssrab Sinclair. Greeawah Philip hartet ~
Houis wte children Eslen L. Weeh May Sgt
gan Rnma stevens. Jane Paweet Miss Duffy Nj" d hH
Wells Miss A r. Gould. Miss C. r. Perez Paehss nss
Peres Pueles G. PereI Puelles. Q. Mckenzie.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
Sort -warn,H's Eutits.

-"~~~-~~~>'- srIrs EHw:YonH
p,s-wIRpxS oyyios, No ~ WmAn1
NOTICE is hereby given in &C sscorS2nce ora TtS
IN Section q The Aet p.a a., B, q Ne. FORK apeexs
sssTs s or having e ss .Ss n. S,'ss ss, .pss ,sss
etams.no, .. ssd said uIvfs eIl1insnos vi
son T % vhn tsa days Rsrs succeeding sns aero~
vsssslsi - u fu,s. .....,,,,,,....BRR
lben
S.s.n.hIo koutgomery.
Sbi, Emerah Isls.. '''"''''''''''''
1-it .s.ss.''''''''''Isu
park Toni.
nail n
n
RarkA
Bark Martin w. Brett. .,.'s.'''''''"'''I
Bnf Euoya ST. Anns.....,.'.''''''''' efR
Rris Rlehmo Y n
Bris usIase,la
nng zen. v;,n., Woodruff Rooiasehs
sehr Jobn LymbuTper. HAfa
a.lsh n
Ss a.. -. p,.s .z,i
Ssn' aINTH0kNk IOAf hAH~ ,'
4 Auss BxausAs. seessssrh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

w. MANUFACTURES OF
PINE LUMBER.
oxrrRAL oYFIcE NOS 50 AND 81 wALLsT., EgwroRx.
IBrosA Brothers Co.'S Beldtugl
COUNTRY TRADE; Opposite Hsrde House Wian'psh r'sh
VICTORIA MILLS; Byng Iblsi, Province Of oH'sris
PINE BILL TIMBER: chirIsqusqss MILL, Penn
WHOLgsLLB YARD Foot Of 0fsspss Phi.dsRhi. rsns v
ruMRRR TIMBER MILLS ON THh blsVUEhAkFA AND
IN cAEADA nm, ,nov, poDr.
HRAIN PIPE. DRAIN TILE.
~ Per The best In nss send 10 o . ~ ,y,.,,v,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
Si,ambuats ano SailroaSs.
DEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
Il THE LARGRsT AND MOST MAGHPlOENr KiVBR
RTRAMKRS IN TIIB WORLD.


DEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY. .,
| THR LARGEST AND MOST MAGsIPIoENr RIVER
ruR ST sEHhfGs SUHs bRkw " Ab IES DSss RICHMOND
On. Of the above steamer, Pier No North River EVERY
aYTsas0Ss @ % s. 1'tg S w \ and Ss's sS Sstauas
,S s .". sS s d: a7$ %. .sd soS SIos s'
tsn At The 0aes the yhsh AID sass' CHECKED "
NAVIGATION on the HUDSON RESUMED.
Of ,b, People. Line commence trip. THIS EVEN
BSb@ sS .. s f hyFsso i x The b. .S By
81 M sI At ii. oSe. on til, Dock passage
pl.cs q board the boat
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
P.sspg Freight Dope, Fs~ York foot Of bssriyst ses
s.i S,a.s .Ss s.,.a s ~. L:6rs v.y
noS, knaius direct bAs 70 Pi''6srsS and the "'
'f'sn AILEsTowE LINZ TO rhE WEST
Tr.s Krrrss the ws except ssodsy when one sa
si.,y miles .,.d BY this In. cAr' csans's
f''' "a" s1ss srsse 's ;ssIsGTsss RAJ dSs ( Ss'
e;s..si I,.. .s b.s.. s:'iSa E.a es.., sI w...,.
w!li:s,rr. N, n;i.ss, ssS,,1 Gi,, r''iA'H''i ..
500 Per r.n.sa y,ssi:r s''a'S'rf w.''' Gap ''''
K.l,%sP rs:si a.. B:4 .r r.u A.s u. ..A
We. :A.. :il. .. | e u.1Sa c.s,H r ss s: .sa :. o Re
.s. csss. JsS.sos iIcad.Ss Mater GAP Scranton q.
6s.a. = PhNs,S. 70, h.ssA S,.r. n.ssh csas wi
s,rr. Reading csSsI L,ns.,'.r EpAra Ll P's'' '"''
To-; 81 s,s'.se-ft .'@tsi =; s...r,rn. ,,.,.,. CO.,
n,.g at Jspcton With Delaware Laia"annA and western
ali stations 70 Scranton. -, p.,,l.A.. In.atovr
p:.ins Hi,bsrr PhisbuEh cbis.Eo ssd css'H.a ''''s
Caut PiitsosrGh and Chicago.
$40 0. u-rer somsrvns and Psningtoa
n m.-For Easoo aud inisnnsslsts ssAhoAs
T:1o .. p.-For somsrrile. -,.. .u..,... E.,aius
,nn-wHrEas EXPRESS rRAIs-ror b.son Anshors ~ t ~
Hsrrburs P,tbarsh and the wss'-ssnHss" h''''"s "
/ bt Wiianspoft Ere kGl
. o. n.-For somsryus. ., a. p.,.,.,.l .x.,, .y.uus
TnSs lea" Tor flrab.h s, 900 go 10 S9O ~ IS 400
a. ais ~ liza l;oo. 200 9oo ~ "a az
20 .w g. 40 70 a, soO 6S ss 7'io 7.o so WV WV
4 =. Al. .n.. q, Al. Csutr Rail
road Of Js.y foot LbsrJ.t X re :, an.
80 ~ sS Gal Broadway ~" RicT "a ss.sns.sslssA
| pal kstsA -. A..
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
,,,vs ,cu.ers FOR THE PRESS.

Captains purss irving Press osy 70
oessa authority OF W. slnonon os1s
Journal Of Commerce, ItSs TRiBeas
World Erp Evening Post Commercial Aduerte s'aeo
Zur Yorker Journal aud Neo Pork DtHous sooaH as'
b.d yereJo To the same
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
Mis,tlHnfous.

CARPET PAPER.
,Sel .Sd saiy Pivg CENTs per yard MAsAfIAE ALLAR
'"'e-' - M 10 Sprnce st, n. y
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

... MINIATURE ALMANAC ,x
-. ga sun sets....... 6.32 Moon nses.'''' siw
0'' aIGH WATER .u
ca, uooh $50 Cow, IsAnd..... $40 Hell Gs!e'''' s'h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
OrouosaIs.
Hors,s, Gauiae,s, III,

EOR SALE--A span of well matched Bay
HORSES, young and perfectly gentle Apply al LAsuS Ls'
Stable. RAILWAY. n
A LIGHT WAGON in good order for SALE
N Of light single HARNESS Gao be 'eea al s"h h
ZRI,s Tobacco store los BeekmsB. corner ofPearis
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

lust RECEIVED-A few PaTis-made Ladies',
Dkhns TRUNKS MesrBieb Green" Morocco Shopping B,gs
kOhs CAITtAcH Manufacturer and Importer Wss asd
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James slip.
IL $50 q. N. Mall Train for GrssnpOrt tII
1000 a N, sofhport Huntngtop and Ces Cora b
3:eO .. m Express Rvsbsad l... /,
4Co ?. ~, EOrthpOrt, Hnpvngop, and Glen c0ra .
$50 .. m Farniutdals, aud Way badona .
An trains with baBsh to Hsmpsssd hVspAi IAiNh
a N for Eortbpor Haanrgtoa and Glen Cors, ,.-,.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

III TUTB Lakeland, Long IssndA sntea BoardihgSshoo
session Of 22 weeks The lt OF Mr;
pupils received tire during the term aud charged from the
enTsBce; 5 session In advtuce Trains Long
leave Jsmessp Ferry AZ o. and Th
foub Perry 81 and Applications may be made to TIE
Pacpsl brou Lakeland OMee Long Island Circular
be Burnton No. 9 Grand 81, john D. lord No
NJ W. WELD, Principal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-16
arrival and 0egsrssrs Of the Nails from
The Hr.-sIs Pnsfnhrr-

Chattanooga. Richmond. Washington. NaW
York, baltimore. and ali ciueS East AID South
Columbus, Ga, and Montgomery. .AIa-; al
stations on the Memphis and Charleston,
n ssisSippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
vile and Chattanooga and East tennessee
RAILROADS, arrive at 2!3 pm; close at n:A
AN. -
Cairo, Chicago, 81. Louis. Nashville. LOUIS
vile, Cincinnati Cleveland. P~lttsaug, PhIlA-
deiphia, Buffalo, Albany, New YORK. and all
cities North and West, arrive at l2-4U pm;
closes at 2 d 6 p.m.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge. Jackson, Weeks
buTg, Matches and all cities South, arrive at 3
pm; closes AT lU: - am.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
5 Zee, New Orleans and Jackson snn Southern
Railroads, arrive AT 3 pm; closes at I0:4 = PIN.
Meuuhis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, sundays excepted arrive at
pm; close az 3 PIN.
Marion Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark
(tri-weeElyl Monday, lay and Friday,
arrive az 40 I'm. close at IL an.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, Miss, fsemi-
Eeehlyl Mondaya and Friday, arrive at SPIN;
close a. 3 pm.
Cuba and Big Greek, Ten,l, weekly Friday,
arrive a. 81 am: close al Il IN.
Little Rock and Helena A, and all Landings on
WHITE rlTer- semi-Weellyl Tuesday and Sat
urday. arrive az y An close at4 "a
Pine kiud and Helera, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-w eeklyj Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, arr1ve at am close at 4
pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river south.
lEemt-woSkly Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
81 am; close Al
All landings ON the Mississippi river north.
fssmi-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive
a. 3 AM close al 3: 81 p.m.
JOSIAH DELoACH, P. N.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-16

NOTICE. am now prepared to collect
taxes for the present year, the books
having been placed in my hands. Per
sons wishing 10 avoid the penalty, which
will accrue on the first ofNovember nex1,
will call al my office and settle.
JOHN II. BowEN.
CITY Tax Collector,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-16
FOR WHITE RIVER
OLE RELIABLE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
WE COME TO A
Merchants and Planters Independ-
ent White River

- U. S. Mail E
Saturday
The splendid steamer,
CONAKRCIAL---JoHN B. DAVIS, Master
Jas. - Thompson [CierksJ Charles Sharpe,
WILL leave Memphis EVERYSATURDAY
w at . O'Clock pm, for Augusta, Searcy
West Point, IeS Are. DeValis Bi1f, Claren-
don, Indian Bay. and al Intermediate land
ings. shippers can rely upon this boat re-
naming in the trade permanently.
Freight and Passage Reduced.
GARD OF RATES:
To Des ire and az Points Bel0tg.
Pound per 100 pounds
DLS per DaFrct
Nhiskyf FORK, etc-----------Sl % per barrel
To Vest Point, Seagcy and Asgusn
Pound per 100 pounds
Dry per barrel
whisky, PO-G, etc--------Sl . per barrel
Cotton to MeiHphis.--.sl . per bale
New Orleais.-----s2 3 per bale
PASSENGER TARIFF:
To Clarendon and all points beIow----s : %
To DeNaHis 10 CO
10 Little Il 90
10 LIS II W
To Augusta, West Point and Searcy - z %
JOHN B. DAVIS,
LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
Ocl6 No. 10 Jefferson street, Memphis.
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RASOEIC DIRECTORY, 1869

LODGES
EqErA EiEMPHIs, No llS-meets ID Friday Of
zach mOnth-Hal cor. Madison and Second
Al Wheeler, W. NJ: Ben. X. PuIlen. Sec.
ANGEHoNA. No 6o-meets Isl Monday in eV-
cry month, 81 Odd-FeuoWs' HAN, corner
Court aad Main. John Gent, W. NJ: John
Bssn1isb, Secretary.
LILA SCoTT No.2S9-meets lst Friday OF each
month-Hau corner Madison and Second.
r ". Mitchell, M.N.; S. Sturm, Sec.
DESoIo, No. Sd Friday Of each
mouth-Odd-Fsilows' Hall P. II. Stanley,
W-ML; r W. Shelton, Sec.
AMWTNSDG, No Gl-Ineets 9Th Friday Of
each month-at South Memphis Hail, cor
ner Of Madison and second. John Afnslfe.
W NJ; Z. X. Pullen. Sec.
ARCH.
~ NO @meets 2d Monday nf
each montn@pdd-Fellows' Hall. u. c. IRA
der, Ii 4. 81. p {. q. Locke See.
r. 8 II.
EUEEEA COUNCIL No. 6-meets Sd Rfonda-y Of
each month-Odd-Fellows Hall. John ,,nt.
tn. Ill; NJ WiEgin, Rec.
TEMFLARS.
CTRENE CONEASDERV, No meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John Gent, CON- r.
Wlggin, Rec
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bine 10 make the old Washington street
theater the %favcrite place Of resort, as o
yOre. Manager Ely Keeps things moving
A stunning bill tonight.
The TYgOLEsE CONCERT TROUPE opef
on Monday evening next at the Nfemphi.
Club Hall. They win give our people Z
chance to hear the celebrated Alpine
yodeiH, and warbling In its native purity
Everybody who has heard or read Of Al
pine music viii not fail TO improve the
opportunity.
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OUR HEN.
Wei Laerm I'm NIGHTS las the
Devil said when he Sheared
the Hog.


The meetings Of the Board of Aldermen
are chronic failures. Evening after even
ing for the past four or five days they
have been endeavoring to make a silh
purse out of a sOw's ear, but as il need
less to say have not effected their pur'
pose.
There has been 10 quorum, and Mr.
Fremont's friends are mad.
They will stay so.
That is, until next Tuesday evening,
when there viii be a full Board, and four
or five, or perhaps a half dozen, who are
anxious to shove the city's last asset up
the spout without hope of redeeming it,
will be chaekmated by those who dc
not intend to let our kind old uncle .
nave il.
Then they'll be madden.
Nader than a ret hen.
Because they'll be fooled.
The worst in the world. Selah.
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PIANOsi PIANosl PIANosl-Great bar.
gains in Chickering's and other pianos,
and Estey & Co.'s Parior Organs az their
agents, 262 Second street.
II. G. HoLLENFERG.
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opp-FELLoWsI DIRECTORY

GAYoso E-SCAauNEST. No.3.L o. O F-meefs
on the lst aud Sd Thursday nights Of each
month, = O'Clock A FD avis, CP.; &c.
Trader, p T.; Thomas BacoT. Scribe.
MENPII LODGE, No. 5meets. every Tuesday
night. al - O'Clock. J. W. Wavnesburg. y.
q J-H Campbell V. G.; Thss. Monet. See'y.
day night 10 : o'clock. J.E Eu sseIL. \, o.:
Alexander Hum, CT c. Walker, Record
ing Secretary.
HUrH LODGE No DEGREE OF RE3EKAH-
incest o. IhelSt Frduy nightineacn month.
at { o'clock. i. G.. II. r. Pugh, \. O.; Mrs.
". L. McLefresh, Secy.
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FOR VICKSBURG.

United States Mail Line for feksburz-Fo
Helena, Napoleon and Vieksburg.
MAhBLE master
This elegant passenger packet 49,
y i'll leave 81 above A
SATURDAY. 10Th inst, at 5 PM
Freight received at the St Louis Wharfboat.
ocl2 FILM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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Law court..-JuJse Lee.


The following judgments were taken
yesterday:
Street VS.. Etter, ct al.-Judgmsnt for
plaintiff.
Partee vs.. Price-J Judgment for plain
tiff: S2S06.
Braekett q Co. VS.. Creighton-Jude-
meDt for plaintiff.
Han vs.. Neyills, ct al.-Judgment for
plaintiff; Sl4l4 80.
Orgili, Bros. q Co. vs. Nevills, ct al
Judgment for defendant.
Pointer &Co. VS.. Russell, Groves & Co..
Pleas filed, etc.
Piummer VS.. Hease-Suit dismissed.
Simonds VS.. Lowe-Suit dismissed.
Crowler, Hartsook & Co. vs.. Neyills, ct
ai-Suit dismissed.
Southworth. Nance q Co. VS.. Hartley
Suit dismissed.
Tyrone VS.. Harris-Jndgment for pl'ff.
OvertOn VS.. Observation-Disclosures, etc.
Haines VS.. Bloss-Dismissed, etc.
Cohen VS.. Lehman q Co.=Bankruptey
suggested.
Southworth, ct al. VS.. Hesse, Levy d
Co.-Not concluded on yesterday, will be
further heard to-day at II o'clock.
To-day being motion day the motion
docket viii be called.