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, was dlrected 10 use 1t pientlfully, said
the defendant
The court imposed fine of IS or Is DAYS
whereupon the defendant again became bois.
ferrous and objected to be placed in the dock
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
ID. Connen ct al. to II. Kraeme, sub 20, So. 619
8. t. P. Woodward to Sarah T. Evans, sub
25, So. 372 $. l. X. johnson to Il. P. Wood.
ward ct al, trustees, part 4, so. 122; $. A. A.
Smith to L. F. Stutz, subs II and 49, SO. $50
81, $50. c. Holmes to L. r. Edwards, sub 8
So. 335; S2,s5O. Rose Howell ct al. to NJ. l.
Weller ct al, part 6, So. 70f; $500. Mary E.
Bradshaw to Eliza J. Burton, part 8, So 939
$3.50. George Truesdell to Emiline Ii. Nc.
Kee, lot 5, 50. 3, rs sub Youngsborough
81 $50. Maggie Riley to NJ C. Davis, sub pa
50. al; $4,000. +. NJ. Green to l.. Y. Mitchell
lot u, blk. II, Meridian Hill; $3.50. Louis c..
Zerega to Agnes V. Bagnam. sub q, So 397
g, 700. Henrietta Pinchback to Louisa Thomas,
part p, SO. 1853; $50. Martha o. Wailing to
John F. Magennis, sub 229, So. l,0O4; s.. B.
F. Leighton ct al, trustees, to George W. Will
hanson, lots % and "a, blk. q, Brookland
S675. Same to L. S, Paxton. lot o. blk 81
Brookland; $500. Job Barnard ct al, trustees
to Edwin Piepenbring, part z, So. 1853; S2,005
No MusIo RIDE To-MoRRow.-There will be
no music ride at the riding school tomorrow
1t having been postponed until next SATURDAY.
night November 10. On that night and every
following Saturday during the season these
pleasant amusements will be held at the school.
A PENSIONERS APPEAL--The Court in Gen.
eraI Term has, under the mandate of the u s.
Supreme Court, in the case of the United States
ex rel, c. r. Miller agt. the Commissioner of
Pensions, issued a rule to show cause, making
it returnable on the 29th inst. The object OF
the writ is SO have the pension of petitioner re-
adjusted, and the case went to the U. s. SUI
preme Court on appeal from the order dis
missing the petition This order is reversed
and the case remanded for further action.
A HOMELESS BoY.-Oficer O'Neill, of the
Humane Society, took before the Police Court
this morning a nine-year-old colored boy
named Harry Oliver against whom a paper
was filed setting forth that he had no home
and Is subjected to abuse and ill-treatment.
Action was taken under the second section of
the act for the protection of children. The
oihcer testified that the boys mother, Ellen
Oilver, who is a white woman, is in the work
mouse for yagrancy, and that the lads father
is eolored man. The court thought til the
mother Of the boy should appear as defendant
IN the case and suspended the matter until to-
morrow, when she will be brought up from the
workhouse.
FRENCH WOMAN WHO DESIRES TO BE NAT
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SOLID TRAINS OF VEsTIBULED Cause.-The Yes
ubuled Limited leaving Washington via. B.
and U. X. X. at 1888 a. m. daily, passes in day
light through the beautiful Potomac Valley and
over the Allegheny Mountains. now gorgeous
with the brilliant hues of autumn foliage
Livery car IN the train is vestibuIed and heated
oy steam No extra fare is exacted for passage
on this tram. Il. and D. ticket offices are at
6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue and at the
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street
The WATER Was Cur OFF AND TROUBLE Re-
suLTED.-To-day in the Police Court l.. M.
Saunders was charged with maintaining a nui-
sance at Nos. 11l9 and 1921 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue.. owing TO some trouble about the pay
meht OF water rents. on account of the number
OF tenants in the buildings, the water was cut
on and the closets have still been used The
District now charges an additional penalty of
q Tor turning on the water This Mr. Saun-
ders refused to pay, as he claims that his ten
ants are responsible for the payment Of il. The
court imposed fine of IS. Appeal noted.
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY Across THE RIVER
An enthusiastic democratic mass-meeting was
held last night at Balls Cross Roads, in the
county OF Alexandria, Va. G. b. Graham was
elected chairman and Jas Clements secretary.
speeches were made by Jno. NJ. Johnston. Of
Alexandria city; Col Hamilton, of New York
State, and II. III. Douglas, of Georgia, inter-
spersed with fireworks and music. At every
mention Of President Cleyeland's, Judge Thur
mans, or Gen. Lees names there was APP
plsuse.
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THE TRADES,

SPECIALITY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Am
~ Century NaGaxlnes bound for IS and IL cent. -
TIE LYCfrT BlNDERY sestablished In i sx5l Is,iS
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FUL race glasses. HEMPLER' .Ay. COZ. Al
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The Last Electoral Vote.
BLAINE,
CLEVELAND.

The electoral vote four years ago was a
follows:
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EDUCATIONAL.

" INpERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
hINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY SCHOOL
1918 Sunderland Plsce south Of Dupont clrle.
sel-3m Mhs. LOUISA MANN.
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No MusIo RIDE To-MoRRow-There will be
no music ride at the riding school tomorrow,
it having been postponed until next Saturday
night, November 10. On that night and every
following Saturday during the season these
pleasant amusements will be held at the school,
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Special Race Trains via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at l2:10, I, and L: 80 pm. return trains will be in
waiting when Races over.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
Sheridan devint Mi
litaire.

Les parents du general Sheridan, qui
Went de MOURN, 6taient mes dams lie
comt6 Cavan, paroisse Kilinbran, en-
Irlande. lis vinrent en- Am6rique en-
1928, ct apres etre rest6s quelque temps
a Albany, N. Y, ills allerent s'etablir a
Somerset, O., on Phil naquit le 6 mars
1881. La j~eunesse du fntur heros Sc
passa dams le comt6 de Perry, on est
situe Somerset, ct dc vieux citoyens
dc l'endroit Sc rappellent encore que
quand lie petit gareon n'avait pqene3y.
travail il Sc chargeait de faire Less
missions. II 6tait tres industEisax, ge-
n6reux ct sociable, ct sope education
etait celle que pouvait : drnir p6cole
publique de som 1sste En- 1876, il
trouva dc l'emnl paans le magasin de
chaussure aeTink & Dittoe, dams sa
vile gsefe, ct il y await deux ans quill
y Hsaillait quand son attention fut
kfstiree, contre son gre, sur l'acad6mie
(de West Point. LIE general Thomas
Richie 6tait alors membre du congress
pour lie district dams lequel 6tait lie
comt6 de Perry, ct deux on trois jeunes
gareons quill await recommand6s pour
remplir une vacance d l'acad6mie mi
~litaire n~'avaient pas etc accept6s pour
in%suffisance dedication GU incapacit6
physique. Celia ennuyait d'autant plus
l'honorable Richie quill n'etait plus
capable de trouver un 6leve qui vouldt
accepter la position dams son district,
ct c'est Pair tracass6 quill entrait dams
lie magasin de Fink g. Dittoe, etant de
passage a Somerset, ct demandait 81 lie
comte de Perry n'avait pas un garcon
qui put passer l'examen n6cessaire.
Apres I'm moment dc silence dams lie
grofpe de faneurs qui o%rnaient lie ma
gasin, Q%uelqu'un suggera ''Pourquoi
on n'enverrait pas Phil z" Chacun ap-
prouva l'id6e, d Perception de Phil
qui fit valOir DIES raisons fiancieres pour
ne pas gutter son compton. Un M.
James Gallon, qui etait present, offrit
de burnir les fonds necessities ct quel-
ques jours apres lie futur commandant
de l'arm6e des Etats-Unis 6tait confi6
aux SONS dun pepinieriste instrnit qui
lie preparait a subir son examen. Phil
travailla dur, jour ct mutt, passa son
examen ct entra a racademie de West
Point en- IS4S, a Page de lS ans.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
On savait u la femme etait sujette

On savait que la femme etait sujette
aux attaques dc nerfs mails IN incident
q reV6l6 rautre jour 4 Wilkesbarre,
Penn, que Get accident etait c%ontagieux
chez lie beau sexe n jeune femme
employee dams une soierie de cette
Vile est tomb6e dams une crise d'epi-
lepsie ct SEES amies sont accourues au-
pres dele, tombant successivement
dams Ia meme condition. An bout de
q~uelques minrl3es seize jeunes files s'a-
| gitaient dams les commissions sur le
plancher, ct Giles mont repris leurs
sens qu'apres qu'un m6decin cut etc
appel6.
LIE rapport oficiel sur Immigration
aux Etats- Unis, pendant rann6e fms,
SAINT le 30 JUN dernier, Went d'6tre
public.
LIE nombre total des immigrants dc
barqu6s aux Etats- Unis pendant cette
aimee, a etc dc 493, ll6. Les immi-
grants francais ne sont compris dams
c" nombre que pour 1904. Les pays
qui ont lo plus fourni d'immigrants,
sont l'Angleterre, y compris lie pays de
GALES, l'Ecosse ct l'Irlande, 1898;
rAllemagne, lO6,559; Suede ct Nor
vegc, 58,76I, ct rItalie, 1854.
Hirrognerie.-Un statisticien am6ri-
ricain a calcnl6 que sur une population
de 100000 paavrea soixanto-tre
pour cent doivent rapINrtor leur indi-
gence a P~ivrognerir.
Snr lie meme nombre il faut d6fal-
quer 3 10000 idiots, aux Etats- Unis
settlement, ct les trois quarts de ces
%malhcureux soht DIES enfants nes de pa
rents ivrognes. .
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
la Multiplication des canards.

Nous pourrions intituler ce petit re-
cit lie moyen de sc faire DIES rentes
aVec des canards, a n en- CLEVER" 81 ce
n'etait pas trop long pour I'M titre. II
y a % ans, en- JUN 1866, Dudley B,
Smith, alors age de IS ans, aujourd'hui
IN richie commereant de Courtlandt,
CalS donnait a sd grand-mere, Nine.
Jeanette Smith, trois canards qu'ilpos-
sedait d la condition que, lorsqu'il lie
demanderait, ellie lui ferait restitution,
de REIMBURSEMENT naturel de la petite
bande de palmipsdes quill lui confiait,
au taux dc deux pour I'M pour chaque
aimee. Nine. Smith mourut en- 1886
ans avoir jamais fait aucune restitu-
ton de canards a % petit-iils, ct an-
jourd'hui celui-ci pr6sente a la success
sion de 8 grand'mere une reclamation
de $1,000 canards, on, a default de ca
nards, IN equivalent de cinquante
cents par t6te, soft $I5,362. LIE pere
de M. Smith, qui est administrator
de la succession de la d6funte, a trouV6
tout naturel le compte de o fills ct Ia
approuy6 de ST plus. belle paraphe.
Mails il y a malheureusement d'autres
h6ritiers du bien qua laiss6 grand'mere
Smith ct ills n'entendent pas qu'on les
plume ainsi pour des canards. lis ont
pousse des cris dc paon ct sont allies
enregistrer n opposition au compile
devant lie surrogate du comt6 de Tioga.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
Ce que les Demoisetles n'avouent
Jamais.

Qn'elles s0nt en- amour.
Qu'elles ont d6ja .siirt6."
Cue feur corset les 6touffe.
Que la danse les. fatigue.
Qu'elles rafolent du scan6ale.
Que leurs bottines sont trop justes.
Que rien ne leur pese tant qu'un So
cret.
Que leur toilette est interminable.
Qu'elles sont toujours en- retard.
Que leurs paroles n'expriment pas
leur pens6e.
Qu'elles ont rough en- entendant pro-
noncer le non de certain monsieur
Qu'une telle est jolie, gu qu'une teIe
est d la mode.
Qu'elles lisent DIES romans
Que &C NEST pas la devotion qui les
meme a regiise.
Qu'elles ne sortent pas toujours pan
affaires.
Qu'elles pensent an marriage
Qu'un baiser leuf depialt.
lie President des EtatG- Unis.-Les
probabilities sont on favesnlr de Ia re-
election de M. Cleveland q Ia pr6sI-
dcnce des Etats. Unis.
lie nombre total des votes dams tout
le college electoral est de 401 I; la ma
jorit6 absolute est done do 2OI.
Pour ne point dechoir, les demo
crates devront avoir pour eux tons les
Etats du Sud, CONNIE en- 1884, soft de
plus, les quatre Etats du Nord New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut ct In
diana, C'est Ia le vote de 1884 qni
lsur d donn6 219; mails lis ne peuvent
pas compiler, cetto fois, sur les IS votes
de PIndiana, qui est la pasrie dc Ben
Harrison, 10 eandidat republican,.
Gontran est tres cd retard il dot
etra t6moin dn marriage dun camarade,
" Il 4 pris 4 v~oitnre pour aller y Ia
mairie.
Le cheval no marche pas.
Voyons, erie Gontran.. .Cocher
II 90 continue, 10 n'arriverai aaa
pour 70 divorce
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, L

REMEMBER e gaG' 81 B&st ppTasas1 ~
q aa a%naran sse Of Of absolute IS saa'y yairaess and integrity y.
MatI he chances are an equal, and thgs IN ~ n !
can possibly divine ,ohat number 'e'" NV"
prise. I'm pr
nREMEMBER that The payment q ~ " MI
ses is GUARANTRED By fOon I'd ts
TIONAL BANKS, of Neso orleans -. 1nsa
tickets are signed by The President q ~ a,d hi
utiom, sUhose chartered rights are reeog@f isajta
te highest Courts; therefore, 6es0afe v
ons and Gaoaymous schemes
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

EVERY CASE CURED. lChamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has cured every case in which it has
been tried, both ommon and chronic,
and | honestly believe it the best ever
used for those diseases | have had q
great many calls for it. B. +. WINTERS,
Moore, Tex. Sold by F. E. Bailey. K
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

@-FoR CLUB RATES or any further inle
nation apply to the undersigned Icy
handwriting must be distinct and Ssgaaiss
plain. More rapid return mail delivery y
be assured by your enclosing an ense'yfs
bearing your full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money o,uss'
or New York Exchange in ordinary lsAs,
Currency by Express Cat our ezpenssl =
dressed 10
NN. A.
New Orleans, La
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
Corner Union and North Streets, opelousas.
Proposals for Building Market House.

MAYORS OFFICE,
Town of Opelousas, La.
HEALED Proposals will be received at the
y aboge named office, by the undersigned
Committee on or before Monday, September 3,
1883, for the purpose of constracting a Market
House, in thIa5town of Opelonsas, La, in ac-
cordance with the plan and specifications,
now on exhibit in the above named office.
The bidders will state tile credit terms up
on which Gbey will construct said building
and furnish everything adequate and neces-
sary for the construction thereof. The sue
sessful bidder to pay q premium of q cents
on the dollar to G. ID. Stewart, for the use of
the said plan and specifications. The success
full bidder to furnish bond and security for
the faithful performance of his contract. The
Committee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. All proposals to be sealed and
addressed to b.. r. Meginley, Chairman
Building Committee, Opeleusas, La.
B. f. MCKINLEY, Chairman,
SOLOMON LOEB,
EMILE Donate
Opelousas, Aug. 1S, 1888.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
POINTE AUX LOUPS SPRINGS,
Acadia Parish, IA.

THIS celebrated health resort is now open
for the reception of guests. C~onveyanees
tau stations, on the Louisiana Western Rail-
road, or from Opelousas, all of which are
within a few hours ride and over good roads.
The Bathing
Cannot be surpassed at any Watering place in
the country, and
The Table
Will always be supplied with the best the
The Waters
OF these Springs are a specific for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia and Affections of
the Bowels. II Charges moderate.
je23tf G. MILLER, Proprietor.
NOTICE.-U. S. Land Office, New Orleans,
IN La, July Sd, l888.-Notiee is hereby
given that the fol%lowing-named settler has
filed notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or in his alb
sence the Clerk of the District Court at Opel
ousas, La. on Saturday, Aug. 18th, 1883, viz:
GUS. E. FOmtemOf.
Tutor OF the minor children of John b. A.
kontenot, deceased, who made Homestead
q | L Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
their continuous residence upon, aud %cultiva-
ton OF. said land, viz John b. Saueier, Jesse
4. Gaty. w. w. Turner, Ermogene Gnillory,
all of st. Landry parish, La.
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
July 81, 50 ct Register.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

LIE jeune emperor d'Allemagne, pre-
mart de plus en- plus godt u -eoya.
ges, ira b;ent6t rendre visite a sa
grand'mere, la refine Victoria.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

LIE Pilote du Teche, Jeannerette, pa.
roisse Ib6rie, du4 aoht:
LA fgue dc Ia Louisiana est deci,
dement, tres recherche. ii est impos-
sible de faire face aux demandes qui
a~rrivent dc toutes parts. Les ofdres
ne feront probablement qu'augmenter,
tous les ans. Les conserves de ce fruit
se vendent Replacement ct a nm bon
prix dams le Nord ct dams rOuest.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

LIE rendement des mines de toutes
especes aux Etats- Unis, pendant Tan
nee 1857, est estime a $685., 056, 345, une
augmentation 6norme sur celui DIES an
nees precedentes.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

LIE froid qui Went de Sc faire sentir
par toute rEurope est sans. precedent
depuis 1914. En-, Angleterre, dams la
premiere semaine de Juliet, lie thermo-
metre est descendu de 40 degrees.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18
LIST OF PRIZES.

3,134 Prizes amounting o---.$1,054,6Vv
NOTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes az
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

Deux nagres, MATHIS dc 10 Virginie
ct du Maryland, 6tudient actuellement
an college ST. Pierre, pres de Liver
pool, en- Angaterre, pour SO faire rece-
voir pretres catholiques apres six ans
d'6tudes dams CO college ils passeront
six ana encore dams le s6mfnaire de
Ste. Marie d Baltimore. II est question
de fonder d Philadelphia une institu-
tion specialenient destinee a peduca-
tion dea gems de couleur pour la pre-
trise.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

UDe exploration du pole sgffss pre-
prepare a New York sos7gs auspices
de M. Henry villapsas'ancien direc
teur de chemin 65Ier.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

La convention, intervene r6cem-
ment entire la compagnie du cable COM
mercial Mackay-B Bennett ct les autres
compagnies do cable alli6es d M. Jay
Gould ct q Ii Western Union Tele-
graph Company, 0 etc sign6e d Lon
dres. Aux termes.de cette~ convention,
le prix des d6peches dc New York pour
l'Europe sera uniform6ment ix6 par
tontes les compagnies contractantes d
Is cents par niot. d partir ID Ter sep
fembre proclaim.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

incorporated by the Legislature in 1859
Educational and Charitable purposes, and y"
franchise made a part of the present Stat ~
stltutlon, in 1879, by an Owl. WHELMISe
POPULAR VOTE.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

Toute la population des Etats Unis
pourrait Sc logger dams pEtat da Texas,
ct la repatriation t%erritoriale alors serait
de quatre arpents de terre par homme,
famine 81 anfant ~
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAwmo.
Take place semi annually June and H..
ber), and its GRAND SINGLE NII pgGsIl.
DRAWINGS take place on each If tLa
ten months OF the year, and are all drs,s usnef
public at the Academy of Music, New 1l n,1a. 70
4
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

La plus importante yente de betail
qui ait jamais Gu lieu aux Etats- Unis,
a etc eoncIue ces jours derniers au
Kentucky. M. c. AlexandTr, propri
6taire dune ferme ayant $1,000 acres
d'6tendne, n vengu dun seul coup $50
vaches on baufs engraisses pour etre
exp6di&s en- Angleterre.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

OF these Springs are a specific for Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia and Affections o
the Bowels. II Charges moderate.
je23tf G. MILLER, Proprietor.
The Opelousas courier., 1888-08-18

On a decide d'eclaircir d tout prix lie
mystere qui plane actuellement sur lie
sort de l'explorateur Stanley. LIE pro-
fesseur Jannsen ct lie major Bartellot,
avec 900 hommes, sont parts du Congo
a sa recherche.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-27

special Dlspaich 10 tho Appeal
CAiEo, H., Nov. ell. +. Frisbic. with a
mixed Tow Of produce boats hurecs. ETC..
passed down ats o. m. City Of Florence
put OIL seven cars Of grain 81 East Cairo. and
has a good load Tor tho Tennessee River.
The city Of Providence Is here making adj
diuons, aud brought barge out with her.
The boat was drawing six feet. and rubbed
al uoOsc Island In tho best water Tho CITY
OF Baton Rouge was at the Cape, drawing
SIX feet, and probably reached the Goose
Island district before dark Tow boat Willcs.
with five barges Of rock. wss over Goose
Island sounding the Thompson when the
Providence came By. The river tonight is
twenty-five feet q fall oi ninclenils 90
twenty four hUur-l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-27
General Seus.

The packets left ON time last evening with
fair trips,
THE Gayoso leaves this evening at s
o'clock for Tiptonvile, and way points on
the upper coast.
Mr.. A. q. DEERING has been appointed
clerk of tho steamer Rob Roy, Vice Vic
Dominica, resigned.
THE Grand Republic arrived from New
Orleans yesterday morning with big trip
OF cotton and cotton seed.
VIC DOMINGO, late clerk OF tho steamer
Rob Roy has accepted the second clcrkship
OF the steamer Cumberland.
The Granite State arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon with about $50 tons OF
freight She leaves this evening q o'clock
for Cincinnati.
The Alice Brown, en- route from Cairo to
IltlsDurg with tow OF CmpuOs, burned
one oil her boilers about sixty miles below
Evansville last Friday.
THE Paris G. Brown, en- route from the
Ohio River to New Orleans, passed here yes
terday morning fairly well loaded She dis
charged ~ tons Of freight az the elevator.
The Eugene brought in from the Arkansas
River yesterday morning SlS bales Of cotton.
l2sacks Of seed cotton and I, $50 sacks of cot
ton seed. She returns this afternoon az 5
O'clock
lhE u. Is. Monticth, from the Ohio River
with tow OF bargcs loaded with produce.
passed down 10 New Orleans yesterday
morning. She left a portion OF her tow al
this point.
Puors report 7 feet Of water from Cairo TO
50 Louis with lead, the shoalest places being
Perry's towhead, ! feet: Fort Charters,S feet:
Blocks, feet Mancoo's s feet; Goose Island.
3 feet, with river falling and channel in good
shape
TnE City OF Monroe passed here Yesterday
morning on her way from st. Louis 10
Natchcz. She put OFF 3,03S packages Of sun
dries and added 20 tons Of freight Tor way
points. She had 30 cabin and 10 decl, pas
scngcrs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-27
40 EvansyiIic.

EVANSVILLE Ind, Nov. 20. - Business
fairly uctlye on the landing, when ten locals
went on on time with good traffic. The H..
L. schcnek for New Orleans wires arrival to.
highland will likely have quick clearance,
as there IS only a small amount OF freight for
her 10 handle here. The DcSoto. with fair
trip, Grriecd II 4 o'clock this afternoon in
good condition; She Is putting OFF thirty tons.
adds lightly aud will get OF for Memphis nt
oo'clock this evening. Traffic 10 an the
points contnuesdull usually the cas, about
Christmas times. Do not anticipate a rover
sal before January ], lsSG Tho Hudson
wires to pass 10 Pi.lsburg next Wednesday
% enter the traffic In place OF the Fashion.
The Frank Stein, repaired, resumes traffic
hence TO Csnnslton tomorrow. capt Tom
hyfnan IS ksre today, aud expected to put
the +. Ragen In commission hence 10 Cum.
hcrland River next saturday The Robert
PEBBLES, with loaded salt barge and two
emplies, passed 20 Paducah at 1 o'clock y. M.
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Special Diapaich 20 Tho Appeal
GuINyiLtE Miss, Nov. 20 D. m Tile
Belle Memphis, Tor g. Louis won't up nt q
O'Clock y. m, got 90 bales al cotton FOR the
East via ST. Louis. The Paris e. Brown.
from Cincinnati 60 New Orleans. arrived at
0o'clocs T.. no. and viii leave az O'Clock T..
m. She put 90 70 bales ~ cotton. 100 sacks
u seed aud 40 packages Of fundricy. River
twenty seven feet falling. weather inc.
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fntcial Ispaich 70 The AIpf4I
CtNgNSATf, o, Noy. .G-Thc river a. fall.
Ing with - feet of water in tho channel lir,t
evening The weather is cloudy and cold
The Scotia. fur Pitisbur aud the View Mary
Houston. for New OrIeaus were tho only
movements outside Of local packet. The
buckeye State vii be at The whar. In the
morning and ltayo Tor Memphis Wednesday