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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

1t is said that the Ladies Relief Corps,
connected with Heath Post No. s G. A. X.
of Gardiner, have chartered or arranged for
ihsee cars for the Grand Army reunion at
Lake Marsnocook, Wednesday next. The
train leaves Gardiner at s.3l, Hallowell al
SAG and Augusta at . A. NJ, leaving the
lake at 4. 60 and also 10 p. NJ. Arrange
mspts ar. being made for o~or three cars
TO be retained for Augusta people as some OF
our hes, citizens have signified their inten-
ton of going.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

Beautiful skin. and fair complexion, robust
health, and powers of endurance follow the
use of Browns Iron Bitters.
augl teod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

The employees of the Maine Central in this
CITY. to the number of about 40, with their
wives and sweethearts. went to Maranocook
Yesterday The day was pleasantly passed
bv the lake. where . fine dinner was pro-
vided by the company. The train returned
IN Augusta about six O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

C0rns cause more suffering than neuralgia
German Corn Remover easily cures them.
25c. Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

The ship Theobald. Capt. Warehouse,
which has been given up as lost, arrived in
Gallo after being out PAS days. All well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07
Difo.

In Halloweil. Angus; S. Mr.. A. H. Ho ward. aged
=? wears, II months. and IA DAYS.
In South Waldoboro. July "a, Amelia, widow of
Samuel Bckmore, ageo 81 years.
Ia Fairfield. August ?, Mr.. Elhu Lawrence. aged
- years.
In Richmond. July 81, Rufus Blanchard, 20 years,
month and days
In Readfieid Aug. 4. Mrs. W. P. Merrill, formerly
OF Marche ster. aged "a years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07
Special Advertisement.

Small advertisements. not exceeding three 6~es
cosias Had<r the head Of WANTED, FoR SALE
To LET. LOST. &C., kill be inserted here one tim
for rs cents. fAree fies for 20 CENTS and one Uesa
for 90 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-07

"ANTED-immediat two men to lay door,
w by the square. Apply nj new house. Chape
street. aug5t2t X. GLIDDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

OKATES FOB CHRISTMAS PRE5ENTs
. for sale at low prices at 85 King ST., corntr
OF Royal. by
decl4 J. T. CREIGHTON q SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.
: NOTICE, LADIES. s s
~&&

We have now in store full line of
LADIES' FINE HAND SEWED BOOTS
Suitable for foil and winter.
These goods ere m:de in the very best manner
sDd most modern styles; perfect ft. and every
pair warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
The verdict of tho ladies who bave used these
goods Is that they ere most comfortable besuti.
fnl. durable Gnd tho cheapest that they have
ever worn,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
L'Enfant Terrible.

1t Was 10 the cars. TIE ladies were sitiog
together, busily epgeg,d 10 conversation. Oa
the sea. ffciog them SIT iqe year old by. He
had bsea looking cut OF tho window. apparently
absorbed 10 contemplation ef the muviog pane
rama Of the outside wcr.d. Suddenly be turn.
cd from the window aad began ssarchiug abou.
the car. tx,laImiog in high piping voice:
"Manms, which man is i; that looks 20 fur-
py?"
"St!" cautioned his mo!hsr. But the boy
WAS not to be hushed.
Il done see the non with tho bid head.
mamma. and the funny red nose.'
The 'sa" Was repeated. By this tims the
car was 10 titttr. ssvo and excopt one elderly
gentleman with very bcld head and very red
oose. His eyes were riveted upon bis paper
With 6Xedness that Was 4i.o frightful. Again
the b,1:
"Otl DOW l 500 him! H.! what blight
nost! What makes it 80 red. memns?'"
"Georait!" shouted his mother 10 q saPe
whisper: But George vas DOT to be stopped.
Mamma" be continued. what made you
ssy he had lighthouse 90 his face don'i
see 90 lieh -htu,e.'
Again "Geprgie |" and this time With light
shake. Oooa mer3 the piping Voice, The bald
beaded passenger gazing at his paper 6erc Il
than ever and growing redder every moment.
Mamma, dou't Thick bis head looks like
tho sts.e-houss dome. It's shiny Eks it. but
i. isn't so ysller." While The litter went round
again Georges mother whispered rapidly to the
boy, and gave htr hopeful box on each ear
ahich seemed 10 psrlially divert his attention
from ths baldheaded passenger. bat cot eI.
tirely.
He crisl orcs mer,, through his tesr, "You
said bis nose was red as q beet. mamma; ]
dido'tssy poihing." Strange to say. the bald
beaded passenger didn't take part 10 the sup.
pr. ssed laughter that followed, tn. be put on
his bat and bid bis noso in bis pspsr, ov
which be plsred at the boy as though hs want
ed to eat him. Aud yet. wherein wss the boy
to blame ?-Boston TRANSCRIPT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
Nv: I'm. SIN. en-. ,,..
Cure of q Cancer by Lemons,

l knew Mr.. 81. O. when l lived in Masss-
ohusstts. He had q earcar on his right hand
aud terrible looking hand it was-as thick as
tour common hands. The c.ncsr at the COM
msnosnent ressmo!ed wart, a1d they called
Ii q canOsrdus wart. He had employed several
physicians who tried everything they knew.
Nitrate ct silver Was among the remedies pre-
sGrbed but nothing seemed 10 be of any svail.
he was hnslIy persuaded 10 60 to the hospital,
where they we're supposed to have doctors who
ought to fully understand his csse. But be
neted 70 &c. Ho w.s getting quite old. and be
ielt ss though golng to toe hospital meant
oelrg shut aasy from all bis friends. Yet bis
osud Was such torture to him that he con-
| santed ss last to 60. His daughter went over
10 the hospital Eith bin, and the doctors got
.buut him and looked at bis hand. One
wanted him in charge. and another wanted him,
and third thought be c,ud do best By him.
| There seemed to be hint at smputstiou, and
The poor old man got frightened ard begged
bis daughter to let him g. home eud have bis
liberty. 50 homo they went. and that evening
bis grandson Was reading aloud from q news
| pspsr and came across this line: Cure for
| eapcsr-lf non poul,ice.
WHY rot try i. for grandpa 2" said the boy.
1t oouldo't do any hsrn," replied bis
| mot her; u think We will. Put on your o,p
and 1u1 dowa to the grOces's and get doz,n
| lemons"
The lsmous were soon brought, and the
| question was. how to prepsre the pouliice. As
tnere WAS no direction she did the best she
knew how took TWO or three lemons, squeezed
out he iasdes. removed the seeds and stirred 10
pounded crackers to thicken it. We'll, for
thrse hours that man walked the foor 10 such
agopy as hs never suff .red before. But he
would not have the poulsics removed, and at
The end Ct three hours the pain b, 10 to less
on. In the morning that poultics Was taken of
and fresh one applied. which b, ktp; on for
twenty -'ou. hours. 10 tryi0g to remove the
fourth p,ultics it stuck 50 to his hand The
dsu0hter feared hur.ipg him when she fried
to remove it.
Never mind" csid Mrs. St. o.. "juss pull
it of unyhoR."
30 she gave steady pull. and on! came The
whole esnosr. leaving o hole 80 large she could
nave set office cup into it. The cancer was
ss black as ink; that might have been caused
By the nitrate Of silver which bad been used.
The hand began to hosl right away aud 10 a
few months Haa 40 we'll be oould work ss hard
as other men sf bis age. Hs cus and spill.
cord wood for my husband that wio,er, erd
that. you know. is pretty hard on the hs1ds
have written the above story of Mr.. 81. q. e
case very uesrly ss | lately beard it from q
friend hnpiog it. might lead sone sufferer to
try The "lemon poultico remedy" for themselves.
as know macy give no 10 despsic when hey
fod they are fl ased bv.that dread eoour. -
c,uc,r.-Laura j. Dakis IN the Pacific Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. E. @. VESTS NERVE AND BRA1n TREAT.
MERIT; specific for Hysteris, Dizziness Con.
vulsions, Nervous He.dacne Mental Depres-
sion Loss Of Memory Spermatorrhes. Inpo.
teucy, Involuntary Emissions, Premature Old
Age, caused by over.e1ertion, self abuse, or over
indulgence, which leads TO misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Zach
box contains one NJ onth's treatment Onc dollar
. box. or six boxes for five dollars; sent by mail
prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee ak
boxes to cure any case. With each order re-.
ceived by US for six boxes, accompanied with
FIVE dollars, We will send the purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee to return the money if the treat.
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
By JANNEY & CO., Druggists, Alexandria,
Va, Wholesale and retsil agents. Orders BY
mail will receive prompt attention. mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
COMMISSION HaERCHANTs.
W A. JOHNSON d CO..
WHOLESALE GROOERS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And noa1aro

MAJ a. UO1SSSOH @ OS.s
WHOLESALE GROOERs.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALL KINDS OF Liquors.
Fave On hand GIBHek&XX, Xxx, xxx
and PURH 0LD S0LR CABINET
IFS r. h3ScsRdM sSs Fl f1s5 PHka 1s1 1AK ~
y WRisKiss' Fl 'I55s to invite tie attention
Orders from tho country s6r merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Oonsignments Of Flour, Grain and County
Produce solicited. for which they guarantee the
highest market prices and prompt returns
Northeas: corner OF Cameron and Royal st.,
Alexandris, Va. sepl4
THonAs percy
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER III FLOUR, FISH. SALT. AND
FERTILIZER.
ALSO Agent for
WATTS hIHHEOND CAST and CHILLED
PLOWS.
febls-tf ALEXANDRIA. VA
8. D. FISHER, G. WIN. FTsHER,
FIsHER 6 Bros
Successors TO Fisher, Rosa s Co.,y
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No 70 Cameron street, Alexandria, Vas
Special attention given 10 the sale of country
| produce. poultry. &c. jan21-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
TRUTH ATTESTEB.
ISome Important Statements Of Well Known
People Wholly Verified

tSOmo important StAt6MeOIS VI w el1 AuoNu
People Wholly Verified
In order that the public may fully rssllzs Ii 9
genuineness of the statements, as we'll "a the
power and value of the article Of which they
speak, We publish herewith the fac simi'e sigma
lures Of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques.
ton. The truth of these Testimonials Is absolute
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Ale1sndris, Va, August 4. 1881.
WAS throwa from my horse 6 or years ago.
and suffered q severe wound of the side, which
was sggravsted by disordered kidneys. Rleven
months ago WAS attacked with pneumonia and
bladder disease. deposits of brick dust and albu"
men being discernsble by the naked eye. I WAS
confined 10 the house for six months. and was
unable to cross the floor without assistance Ny
physician did me no good. Having read In my
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures BY
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and being
advised to use it BY Captain Graham, did 60,
and am ohce more able to walk the streets. Ny
pains have left me. and believe If I had used
thu remedy year ago should then also have
been cured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTIOg:
We have jnst received I62 PAIRS LADIES
SAMPLE BOOTS, French Kid. Simon snd
Pebble Goat Button Boots. Hard SsWED.
Thete goods have been sent to Us to be sold. and
they will be disposed OF without regard 10 their
cost to make.
Thee goods are sll first class and will be sold
dees W. B, WADDEY, ITO King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

CLBDSI SLEDS SLEDsI We have in store
- snd for sale at low prices nice line Of Sleds.
MCLEAN q UHLER,
ian5 rs King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WR1sKEY free fron
all impurities O.iy So q gallon.
GEO. McBURNLY & Son. Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED RYE WHIsILY
three yetr5 OLD, oplg 50 per gallon.
GEo. McBURNEY 4 Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

GGILVEK WHITE" expressly for cleaning
- and polishing silver and plated ware re.
commended by all the Leading jewellers; for ssle
BY r. l.. ADAM,
declG 78 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
POTATOES. BEANS& FISH

NEW YORK aud EASTERN RARLY
ROSE. PROLIFIC. PEE & LHSS AND
CHAMPION POTATORS.
Split, hound and Gib5ed Shore HERRING.
POTOMAC FAMILY ROE and No. do.
Genuine LaBRALOK do. In hbls, half and
SHAD ROy, sOOTCE .aBRRING AND
BLOATEBS.
BONELEsS COD FISH.
REV YORK BEANS ind CHEESE
II, LIND 5EY q O0.,
feb7-2n .Nos. 8 & 8 King st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31
An answer 60 the Article by Mr.. John
ZssIEeiOSy COademDina Mexican Rail-

The New York 1imfs Of the 2ad Instant
contained IA article IN reply TO one by ne Ron,
John B'ge.Ow ia theOctoher nun her OF HaiPeH,s
" Nevn sec ,etary Of the Mexican National rail
way, and is one II the 40 ct statements concsfn-
Jug the value aud prospects OF Ame'lcat Ieil"aSs
ia Mexico that ha7 appeared for long time ne
article by bigelOw took very diseoq * EleW
OF Tie situation, and, because OF the hlgh Gnaiae-
Ter OF the writer, had great influence. Mr. Ntvhs
finds in it many 'inaecuracy Of fact and errors OF
Mr. B.geinw states that some 5000 mites OF
road projected, when IN iH1L n.Ic
than 1900 niles OF road are Icing cor
sfructed Mr.. Bigelow enumerates sew
eral dimculIies as follows, and after eecn
zoe we give the reply Of Mr.. Neyin. First, Ine
t,rS,,rreu1v of ne country the greater part OF
@tlTIcS icing Jade up OF q nigh centr- plateau
,,tere The air Is abuudantiy rsriGed, while along
tNs s-ast il Is hot unhealthy in TACT, Mexico
Is no hi shrr than Colorado, and successive races
nave c5nauersd the land and nourished in IL
--.opl - b. NexicauS theuse yes do not SUP
scribe for stock on the new railways" Mhlle us
is tue 10 some extent, il is not wholly so, Tor
iarge blocks OF stock both in the Central and
t',t I'm If no stock was he'd in the country, it
would not be surprising occurrence for even N y,
Ifaly and Belgium ana the United states iallIoaus
are owned by foreign CAPITALISTS Third, There
a. no jInmigrat lion to Mexico" There Is hardly
need OF immigration whenn the country aifesGy
con taius population OF 1900 600 sur tneiels
steaay healthy How OF Immigration into Mexico,
" hioh is doing much Tor it. t1ith, Il ne nOsIIe
Influence Of the Roman Catholic Church. In Eu,
rnnaan Catholic countries the Church Sy pat l@el
Win rail aay Improvements, and upon me afIlsal
OF the road at place priest was on hand 70 pless
the locomotive. Il has been and viii be 50 IN
Mexico. Fifth, The poverty OF the masses
is cct9iuIv h no barrier for illiteracy and pow
ertv is greater in Russia and India than II Melco
and yet both Of these countries are nll7d WIN
1,rosfarous IA lways. sixth, want Of cn3l- IN
ct there are vast deposits OF coal already dlscoy-
cred and new ones Hsely to be. Mexico was ste-
fi0nary for about twenty one years, bat OF late
thee has been chanse-a new era 19s % sun
The national revenues from 1857 10 1876 aEeIaseu
$40 100000 per Gunum. In 1875 they were = w. n.y.,
OJJ in 1880 So 00J O00 and in 1881 $50 O1O9J Inc
trade in ls79 including exports and import
amounted to SO 900 OO9 in 1850 il was s2i0gO,eOo,
aud in 1851 than SIS 6eJ,pJ9, an increase OF
from 20 - - per veat. per year- New plhks WeLe
being chartered in the CITY OF Mexico, new 't-sAh
sfp Ines organized, the postal se-Nlce imp oYeu
and rates reduced, coal mines opened Aio=r can
machinery brought in, and sleepy towns are gov
iug lik- Western villages in the . United states We
thfuk Mr. Eeviu has pretty wei! elnolished tIe
eIaborate Iabors of Mr.. Bigel0w, and has SHOWN
that IA IS conel usions are radically wrong.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31
Excursions.

Hog products steady; demand very brisk.
Bacon very scarce. Butter steady at quota
tons. Lard quiet.
BurTER-Butlenne. 17GIse; common, 1sa?oc;
country, 20425c; Western, 23S24c; fancy DAIRY
% q 2Sc; creamery, S4GS7e. .,,>
CHEEsE-Factory, l1Sll1zo; full cream lisl45Ee;
MISS PoRS- so Is per barrel; sugar cured hams,
$40 30; breakfast bacon, SIS p per ewt-
~. BASoEmPSseds iI SIDES e'ef
BULK MEATS Paeked-ciear sides, SIS so; clear
nib 81 So shoulders SO 25 strips So % original
ssRD-Tierces, SIS Is; kess, sIs q; 20 ID pals
sI4: lob, sI4 so; 3-lb, Sl4 si12; leaf lard 81
higher
NEW YORK, October SO.-Polk dull and nomi-
nal; new mess, SIS. Lard steady; prime steam'
y fOql26oe.
ST. LOUIS, October so-Butter and eggs IN
changed. Provisions very slow, only small PED
ding trade, at easy prices.
CINCINNATI October S0-Pork quiet s23 so.
Lard llJzc Bulk meats dull; shoulders, 91se:
clear rio, i534c Bacon scarce and arm shoulders,
lOzc; clear NIB, l6c; clear lie. Butter dnh eholee
Western reserve, 2se; choice Central Ohio, pc.
LOUISVILLE. October S0.-Pork in fair de-
mand mes ~ % Lard Gull cho.ee i ieot, de :
iots-shoUlders, lQ4c; ear lib, l514c' cieaI
1870. Bacon dull shoulders, u}ac; Gear Iio'
l614c clear, lie.
BALTIMORE, October so.-ProvisiOns firm
Mess pork, "a . Buik meats-ShOuidefs ana elsai
rib sides. packed, 1I5s815c. Bacon-shouiders
12Jsc; clear rib Sides l714c. Hams l7ai714c Lard
refined, l4c. Butter steady; Western packed lse
Doc: creamery, S2e5SSc. Egg FIRM 261J1lc
NEW ORLEANS, October s0.-P9sk euizt but
steady mes, So -. Lard quiet, but m; re
fined, tieTce is gl2Isc- keg, 13ic Bulk meal.
quiet; Shoulders packed. 10t4c; clear II ana Ious
clear, lie. Bacon scarce and firm; shoulders II e
lIAc; clear no and long clear 1910. Sugar curec
hams steady with q fair demand canvased, ordi
nary and medium, average 10 to l6 lbs, lo7a9l'c
CHICAGO, October 30.-Pork higher; 50 cssI
and October, $40 521z@l9 % November, SIS .Oa
is - the year, SIS 75lS ~ January, 30 p go
ruary. slSO5 Nav Lard higher; ll.S21a I'll -
| cash snd October. II. ne November, Ill ~
120c the year and January, ll27e FEB uary ~
| al 425Se Nav Bulk meats steady shoulders
| i01ze. short rib 1910; short clear, l5e. Butte
1 QUIET; fancy creamery 30SS9c; good to cholc
/ dairy. . csc.
CGa-Purk Inactive; 81 bid, So asked October
| SO - November, SIS 20 the year and January
| unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31
m ola River Mans Practical Ideas vs..
Scientific Theories.

Corresp ondence st. Louis Repapncan.
In vour issue of to-day there is an article
headed INSTRUMENTATION Concerning the Aissis-
sipyd River' in which you state that II cannot
West and south ON the subject Of the great water
Eav OF this section, and thus Dlseonstrue the
effort to secure government aid Tor me improve
ment of the Mississippi. You q9ote d SoTIe-
the work from ST. Louis to Cairo, 1uoglng from the
cost Of that already done, viii be sl2.)OO,OO
50 far as the coat above Cairo 1E concerned, tne
writer of the article IS supported py the report %
tba engineer in charge OF the work, well as in
his statement of the doubt OF the result ana We
engineers report must act as camper on lhose
who believe the government engineers know az
that is TO be known. But there are many VINO 90
moi believe that they do; among whom Is the
We claim that less than 81 coo coo would. If prop
srIv expended. make the channel from the mouth
of Inc Missouri 10 the mouth Of the Ohio, frae-
lion over 200 miles, as permanent as If IL were
walled in with rocks on both sides, and that me
work could be completed in less than four years
And from Cairo to Memphis, a distance oil 25O
miles by the same process, 5000 0O0 would 90 IN
sam a work. and about the same from Memphis TO
Arkansas City. From Arkansas City 70 Grand
Gulf about the same. 6nd from there 70 EaFou
sara abou: the same, and from there 70 me
about SO 900 900, making in all about SZoUVv,vo
and recurring about twenty years TO complete the
work with the following results; First perih1hens
banks and channels, which must prooueS q 1eeps
nayigab e stream; second, q lowering o. tne nooI
level when must cause drainage o. the sna y
and an abandonment OF the use OF leFees, Ire
draining OF the sWamps must destroy the malarla'
and VIII reader large area OF now useless SWAMI,
the richest agricultural land IN the World' s'Ai@
Pit 10 return 70 the Ssn correspondent, ne IS
supported in his statement as 20 the rVer sDoEe
Cairo by the United States engineers IN ehaiser
pr0yements on account of the expensive manner
by which they secure such poor results.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ANNUAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD coMRArV,
MEMPHIS, TENN. July s, 1881 J
RTOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
N ing of the stockholders of the above Com
pany will be held at the ONCE oil the company IN
the CITY of Memphis the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31

cloudy and very Esrm. Arrived: Ste. Genevieve,
Memphis. Departed: John 3 Msude, Memphis
PITTEBU RG. October sa.-Noon-River , feet 5
inches. ana stationary. Weather clear and pleas
ant- Night-River feet inches. an d stationary.
Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October 30.-Soon-RiveT falling,
with 2-l0 1ee1 by the gauge. Weather clear and
warm N1ght-River falling, vita 2-iO feet seant
by the gauge Weather fair.
WHEELING, October S0.-Noou-RiEer 3 feet Q
inches, and nsiIg. Weather foEgy and cool
A1ght-Riyer feet 10 inches, and rising slowly
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI October S0.-Noon-Riyer c feet 1
inches, and falling. Weather clear; thermom-
eter 729. Nigh t-RiyeT feet inches, and falling
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE October S0.-Noon-River falling
with feet inches in the canal and feet inches
in the chute Oh the falls Night-RIver stationary
with feet inches in the canal and feet 5
inches IN the chute on the falls Weather WARN,
with indications Of rain Business good
CAIRO. October 3O.-Soon-W Weather cloudy and
mild. rived: Success, Ohio river. pm Future
City, New Orleans, m; Clinton, Memphis, 9
m. ; Golden Rule, Cincinnati. II an. Departed:
Emma EtheTidge, south. c AM Success, south,
An; Clinton, St Louis, noon. NIght-RiYer
feet inches. and rising. Weather cloudy; Their
mometer, 6o7.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. s. a,
MEMPHIS. TESE., October 80, 1S62-
The following observations are taken At the
same moment Of time C:05 PM at ell the stations
nam ed:
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RAILWAY RECORD.
.Rnn1A, AND oEeARruRgoFrRAINs

chesapeake, oiIi" End Sa"ih vs. e 2 n
Ttaiusm6ve = 10. lows; No. 4 express cave at
S:oOarl No tmai) at 10 pm; No. / arrives
st2.70 a. No 8 arrives at 100 pm sslty tlnlri
Tennbfs ard Little kOcE--Irslhs move
ssf,Sl0y1s: No leaves daily a. $50 pm ARRIVES
DO so 10 m . 30. leaves - AM arrives az o
am: NOS ffieight3 caves HoPehe4d Al q AN AZ
-r1ves 40 pm. ,...-. r--.;,s $500
a. fs.I0vys fcitv umcl: Through express leaves
daily al Al .0i Das L. cal mail ana express leaves
daily az .-15 a m. -omerrine accom- lnndatlOn
leaves daily. except 5uudsy, AZ SOD p m Ihtough
exrr-s srfive. al Iy 400 m Local mail and
express arrives daiiy at S:55 pm. somerVl-le se-
conlmodation arrives DALI y, except sunday at $40
Am ,.,, 49,. -.
as follows. Fsst mail arrives daily ~ 4;iO an.
leaveg al If:I0 pm: mail caves dsily al S:22
a m. rssscnger accom- nOd ? ton leaves daily
I0 a. a m arrives daily st $40 p m telty time
viii MAKE close connection for all points East;
meanwhile accom- modatiou leaves daily, except
sr5udqv M 1855 pm mal arrives daily at 1: 20
n IN proyvngv no sccOmmOdatioI arrives daily,
exc -nf -uudav. IS 8.25 an.
a i-sts-fDpi ssmd EsHsesSee-TTalns move
a. ID Iorv4. Sew Orics ana fast NAL and express
leaves daily a. 1856 PM 9@F4is atcona 'nodat on
leaves dsf ". except sunday at 4;4O p m; freight
leaves dsfIy ezca,t suu1ay- At $3.50 n. New
Ortesns last mail and XoTess arrives daily II $40
a. Iu sarIs acco mrigdatlOn arrives dali = except
Sunday 1T So a m freight arrives daily. exceDt
Sunday at 400 pm. Freight trains carry passen-
gers.