davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Proposals for Furnishing Washing.
ton School House, uI

TlHE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAVING
rejected tho bios received for fuEniAhing
Warrington ToWnAhlp School House. and
rOe0mmltted the matter 70 the Committed
on Bnildlngl 10 Invite new proposals.,
Therefore, In pursuance OF Ihe action Of
the Board, sealed proposals. viii DO received
BY tho undersigned up 70 O'Clock r. n,
VERNE day, August 96th, ensuing, for fur
nibhing eight fOonia OF the new school
bulldi1R In Washington township, FiTSt
Ward OF the City, With EttinEg tS6ats and
deBkB) fot four hundred and eighty (4e1l pu-
pills; also with twenty.lour Recital on Seats,
and eight TeAehers' Desks. The bids most
specify tho kinds or gtylea Of HeAN and
deSkS offered, Whether Combination
Seats" or Chairs and DohlER, ard whether
Angle or double, tho price BGyeralIy OF the
different tylea and GlzeS, aud the material
Of which they are 10 DO made, Not les
than i've sizes Will DO required.
The Board OF Education will mako q ke.
lection nom the different styles offered, and
award the contract 10 tho lowest and best
bidder, tho successful competitor 70 deliver
the fprnitnr0 In Wheeling on or before the
18th day OF september ensuing,
The BOaId, however, rOtefv0 tho right Of
rejecting all propositions.
On airman Of Bulldlng Committee.
HutIhaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
MARRIED..

POOReJ0RpAN.-In Concord, August s,
lst9, by Rev. VIM. v. Jordan, Mr.. SU0TT L.
FooR. OF Belalre, Ohio, 70 Miss FANNIE ..
JORDAN. OF Concord, N. II.
sNYDER-HALL-AuguEt l7th, 1869, OF
street by Rev. ]. =. Farmer, Mr.. THOMAA
SNYD!R 10 Nils LoUlhA HALL. both Of
Wheeling,
W1LS0E-JoHN9ON-- On Tuesday, Aug,
nth, 1869, at tho residence OF the btldeH
father, by kew. W. n. MuIleDIx, Mr.. TRos.
WILSON and Miss ELLA v. JoHNsJN, all oil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

II Ben Butler and Andy johnson
should be elected 10 the. United States
Senate, we see way for reducing the
public debt. Charge the hundreds Of
Thousands OF curiosity hunters who
would seek entrance 10 the Senate
Chamber, In such an event, 25 cents
per head as an admission fee 10 the
great SHOW" II would prevent q
great deal OF cyphSrlnE and ease the
Treasury. as 81 r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TIE New York Posts Washington
letter writer says that prominent Re-
publlcanS at the capital assert that II
Andrew johnson 10 elected to the Sen
ate from Tennessee they will vigorous
ly advocate the election Of Butler to the
Senate from Massachusetts to succeed
Wilson. Il 10 certain that II johnson
gstA into the Senate there will DO very
strong movement here among the ex'
treme Radicals TO transfer Butler from
the House To- the Senate, In the expee'
tat!on that he viii DO q match for John
non.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

THK Board OF Supervisors OF Kama
wha county, which have for sometime
past refused to grant liquor licenses,
have, as the Journal remarks. gone
BACH on their previous action on the
temperance question, and In order TO
make up for the time which the liquor
dealers havelo have granted licenses
With o unanImiIy and ImparlialIIy
almost unprecedent. The Journal says
this action excites good deal Of popu.
lar indignation. Il walks into the
Board. with a vlgor that Is quite rsiresh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TIE continued dullness and depres.
Hlon In Government bonds 10 believed
70 DO due In . great degree TO the pros
poet oftuture aeaVityin money, which
has induced free aales by financial In.
StltutionS, In order to supply them.
solves with funds, .r.. Ut.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
GheGatelIiqettte
WEDNEsDAYhORNI AuaUsT ID


Those OF our oitiESns abasuting themselves
from the city during the SUNNI or months
can have the IRTELLIoRNCER sent TO them
by mali for week or any longer term, fol
bICenu por week. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

BIITER.ENDERs' Is another good de-
Sctiptlve scrap Of nomenclature that
mas grown In our political strife, This
" me name the Southern people now
glYe 70 that class Of politicians Who
iavor pushing the case ngaInst the
South 10 the bitter end. e'' 'As
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

LETTERS received from the White
sulphur Springs atate that Mr.. George
Peabody 10 rapidly falling, and but in
tie hopes are now entertained for lila
recovery. llT m ff - '0A A4is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TIN question Of Chinese voting Ia
ssttled In Louisiana, where seven
Cinnamon were registered In single
Parlsh. ..n- ~ |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Special Autttrs.
Errin,g but Noble.

Bell. Help fol, Young Men, who having
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. Hent LII
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad.
dre8s, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSO.
CITATION, Box I, Philadelphia, Pa.
mRy2l.8mdhW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Rs,V Advertisements.
Henpfleld Railroad.

mo ACCOM- MoDATE THosE WHO HlAh
IL % attend the Gale Of Elm Grow 70 day q
Special train will leave Whaoling 81 TX 4.
n, returning Of Sk P. II. Tho regular Train
~ W. D. RToN,
AugiS.IL Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

SHOULD your chest DO narrow, contracted
and thin;
WlthInS
Or that az hacking cough. or shortnea Of
breath,
With many 20 often the herald OF death.
Look well 70 your Baiety, not even delay;
Dare not with your life 70 tribe one day.
Enquire at once where 70 get Shoulder
Braces,
Remember Booking ard Booking q Carroll,
the cheapest Of places.
But the Braces alone, are not all you win
Remarkably cheap and exactly 10 mind;
All Medicine pure, Drugs good In their
places,
Cosmetics, Perfumes. tho rarest showcases.
hach lady these wanting, % all are be-
Should Wat q once e. Booking and Booking
& Carroll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Steamboats,.
Special Notice.

DLEAsURBPARTIRs WILL RETAxrS
4 70 CrelapS Grove on tho Express, laaX.
Log every Monday, Wednesday and FrdSv
At II O'Clock A. NJ, and brought bacf ISs
lAm0 evening by steamer Science, tahInS
dinner going down on the Express and n ~
per on ~ tne science returning. All iofI 70,
Iy90 Oh, BOOTH Arm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
TO OWHERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

auglO-lnd&W
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-06

An Act to amend an act entitled . An act to pro-
vide national currency secured hy a pledge OF
intel States bonds, and T. provide for the
circulation and redemption there by extend
gccrtain penalties t. accessories
= it euactef by the Senate and Hou~e # Rep
Fa~ent7tive> of the United >tates # America ~
Congress a scmtled That every person VIII" sht!l
all abet any officer or agent If any association
in doing any Of tie acts ".tuu"rurt IN section
fifty TWO OF an ACT entitlrn - An act to pr"Vce a
rHTt nal currency secured Iya l3ci-c # | M "t
State boud,.aat TO pr,v,le fir the circulation
tai retrnIi Ii n thc.c.f.' Approve. F~'tH'F
twouiy-nfyh. eighteen huH.l'ct au! -.Nil 'M1'
vi-, in ,.ut t. u-irftud or deceive. shall. :" Liable
=, lie -.ttae rul1-anI"u: therein TroVl,rif r the
principal
Approved, March ., 1902.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-06
Sneaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
U,1,r

End rsed by the President: Received Febru-
airy eth, 1nG9."
fNote by the Department Of State The 70 e.
going resolution having been presented TO the
President Of the United States Tor his approval.
and not having been returned by HIM 10 the
house Of Co. sress where it originated within the
time prescribed By the Constitution Of the United
States has bee me a law without his approval
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-06

). Il ART 4iE f->-. Proprietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16

Selling at % to 2Sc in small and large
packages.
The FLOUR market is dull and prices
are irregular. Superhne 5 so to Sc 90;
X, 6 SO to 81 &c Xxx, s to s. so XXX
and Fancy brands, 8 so to $l2.
TRe FEED market has stiffened az and
Co.'s is in more demand $40 sacks sold
on levee st 75c $50 sacks OATS, roe.
BRAN scarce and firm at % to S26 per
ton. HAY 25 to S26.
The HIDE market is active and prices
firm. Green 81 to 9ae; Salt 100 to lie; Dry
Salt, 22s; Dry Flint, % to 24c.
Cape and Alabama LINE held at l rs
to 81 per barrel. Utica l rs 10 g. Louis.
vile Clements so to So.
There is 2 fair demand for SUGARS
and MOLAssEs and market steady.
Fair to Choice Yellow Louisiana 49, TO
49,; Yellow and White Clarified 16 TO
lSc. Molasses IS to zoe as to quality.
We have no change to note in Pro.
DUCE. Potatoes ere very dull and irregu
lar. We quote Pinkeyes, Russets, Ne
shannOcks and P~eschblows at l so to 50
per barrel. Sweet Potatoes / 10 to 81 so
per bushel, in large and small way.
Onions, 6 so to s. so per barrel.
The POULTRY market is firm and
poorly supplied. Turkeys 20 TO S24
Geese 9 to SO. Ducks6 to S6 so. Chickens
s IS to 81.
The LIVE STOCK market is moderate
~ active. We quote Beef Cattle as
follows: lst class, 6l974c I'd class, SO
SC; 81 class, S@4e; inferior, pose; Mich
Cows, S909l09 each; work Oxen, 500
1875 Hogs, 9GIOo, gross; Sheep, 1907
per head. The market for cheap Horses
and Mules has beeu very active the last
few days, and prices range from S509lS0
We have nj change to note in
SALT. Large Dairy, in seven
Oushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
In 5 bushel barrels, s. 80. Large
Common, In Z bushel barrels, 8 80 to
So so. Small Common, in 5 busheI bar
rels. 2 so 10 81 rs. These are quotations
In lots from first hands. q
There is a fair trade d, ing in manu-
featured TOBACCos and stocks are very
complete. Prices are steady on all grades.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
weak. Highwines 9Oc per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
TIRE CROPS,

A correspondent OF the Nashville
Union and american, writing from Cul
Ieoka, in this State, on the 18th inst,
says:
We were visited here last night with
q severe frost, and our fruit growers
think all the peaches killed and Other
fruit seriously damaged, Some fears are
entertained for the earlier kinds OF wheat.
Our farmers are busy planting corn and
making preparations for the cotton crop
The season is unusually late and has
been quite unfsveTabls for farming in
terests. There are indications OF pros
perity 10 u section evinced in building
new houses, repairing old ones, and i'm
proving farm Enclosures. Our mechanics
are all cusy. Saw mills constantly EN-.
pioyed to furnish lumber, and Touring
mills il process Of erection to turn cur
grain crop into flour. Why cannot our
people manufacture sll Of their own
-four, wagons, plows, and, in a word, all
their farming utensils? And why may
they not convert our hides into leather,
Il cotton and wool into yarns and cloth
81 home, and save to the country the
expense Of transportation and profit on
cur raw materials?
Now, Mr.. Editor, let the press con-
iinue 10 urge this matter until our men
OF capital are convinced that invest
ments in manufacturing will pay better
and more certainly than in shaving notes,
specializing in cotton, or even investment
in Government securities and let the
South, inssmuch IS New England has
fastened upon u country a hi4h pro-
tectivs tariff, avail herself thereof, and
build up her material prosperity /; then
will she have not only social, but also
commercial, s3d perhaps eventually po-
litical supremacy in this great land Of
ours.
The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph says:
Mr.. Jacob Schali sends US a bunch Of
crimson tItaliaD) clover frem his place
In this county. At this early season 10
the spring it is between two or three feet
high and is sUrmounted with a beautiful
cOnicsl blossom Of g rich crimson color.
This clover is from foreign seed imported
by Mr.. Schsll last fall.
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph has
news from ali parts of Texas to the ef-
feet that planters are actively engaged.
Corn is generally planted, and q great
deal Of it is already up. Alarger breadth
OF land will be put IN cotton than any
year since the war, the freedmen gene
rally having gone TO WORK, and there is
less complaint OF their idleness than
usual.
The fruit growers of Washington
county, Missouri, inform the Journal
that they have fair prospects for a re-.
spectacle peach crop.
The exoortstion Of dried peaches from
Bristol, Va, has for the RsL three years
exceeded in value that of the wheat
crop.
It is said the prospect Of a gooi crop in
the peach growing region OF Honis was
never better than now. In February
the buds came forward So rapidly as 10
cause alarm among fruit growers, but
he growth was checked by the cold
weather.
l ia supposed, says the Savannah Re-
publican, hat the cultivation OF tobacco
10 Virginia and North Carolina will be
abandoned. Those who. planted last
year are reported to have frealizsd enor-
nous losses, and will plant no more here
after until it shall become less ruinous to
do So"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
Pacific Skies.

Stocks opened dull with Hight offer-
ings, but soOn became better with more
activity manifest. At the ? o'clock call
thay were in sctive demand with sn up
wsrd tendency, and closed firm with
fair business:
Wells &FsTgo Elk, 30} American Ex.,
4ot Adams Ez,, 500 q. s. Elk, 50;
Merchants Union Elk, Isl; Quicksilver,
2lI Canton 62I Pacific Mail, go; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, Al New York
Central, 1915 Erie, - o; Hudson,
I47l; Reading, $50; Chicago & Alton, isl f;
preferred, Isl; Toledo, w. aud W., 70I ;
preferred IS; st. Paul, 74!; preferred
So Fl. Wayne, 1919; Ohio AMI Mizsis-
sippi, So; Michigan Central, 120; Mich
igsn Southern, 9si Illinois Central,
40; Cleveland & PIttsburg, 81 +; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 9Ss Rock Island 1875
Chicago & Northwestern, 81 ; preferred
es3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
April IS. 1862
FINANCE.

FINANCE.
Money matters are improving and ex-
change is becoming more abundant.
Cotton is moving slowly, it is true, but
there is enough going to keep Up a bsi-
ance in the East sufficient TO supply the
wants OF our mercantile community.
Rates are steady at discount on the
East buying. Selling at premium.
The selling rste Is very firm, while GUS
toners bills are taken ct an easier rate
in some cases.
The Merchants National Bank came
forward to the relief OF the city to-day
10 the extent OF s.. 000. This money
will be used in part 20 pay OF the most
pressing liabilities, ami will no doubt
U considerable commOtiOn among
u hrsnen and others. It will, we
learn, carry on the city government well
into the summer, or probably until the
july interest has TO be taken care Of.
Oeks and Bonds are in demand, par
tieularly the bonds of The Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad 66c is offered
for lst, and 36c for 81 mortgage bonds of
this road, but none are GA the market.
An Southern securities are in favor, int
as in the case of the bonds mentioned,
none are offered.
City Bonds are quiet aid quotations
nomiually unchanged.
CIty Scrip is firm. Ledger balances
are bought by dealers at 75@76e aud
sold at 77@SOc as to amount. Scrip
proper is beid al sos, and firm.
County Warrants are dull. Dealers
buy 81 zoe and sell at 72@7SA.
Police Scrip is quiet. There is more
upon the market than the demand is
likely to exhaust this month, and desl-
ers are generally well supplied. We
quote at 93@94e buying. Selling at $50
SIC.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
I325c and closed at 1926. Sterling ex-
change dull st los for prime sixty day
bills. Money on eau : per cent.
We have, as usual, 20 sales Of gold TO
report. Dealers buy when presented st
I3291S23c, and sell al 1859.
No sales Of Tennessee Bonds reported.
Government Bonds opened strong
with an Advancing tendency, and Al
noOu continued strong and advancing.
At the close they were dull, but gene
rally steady:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
TRADE.

Business was not active yesterday,
though there were 8 good many country
people in the city, drawn hither by the
presence OF ex-President johnson. Sew
eral White river planters also were in
town looking for lsborers. We regret to
add that they we're not as successful as
the large number OF idle negroes laying
around loose would indicate that they
should be. Ssmbo can steal enough As
yet to keep from hard work, and as long
as this ia the case our fields will go IN
titled.
Prices generally are weak and tending
downwsrds.
Green APPLES are in moderate dc
msnd and better supply. Selling at
6 10 50 per barrel
The stock OF Inferior BUTTER is large.
but choice is scarce and firm al A to 45c
per pound. Light demand only FOR low
grades.
L. BEANS there Is no change. Mixed
White , to 81 so per bushel; NAVY 50 90
The Provision market Ia very duh.
Blyers only order ss their immediate
wants justify. There is no speculative
demand. Mess Pork 80 to S32 so. Prime
Mess % 10 $50. Prime Pork q 70 sos
Rumps 26 to S2S. J0wls x24. CIea
bulk Sides 163tO leac. Gear RIB 10 70
l6lc. RIB Sides l5i to 1859. Shoulders
l2l to 1890 Bacon, clear Sides ia to
l7sc. Shoulders I34 20 i4c. s. c. Hams,
plain, I63 to 19e. s G. canvassed 20 to
Gle. Lard, in ~tierces, ls4 to 1875; kegs
19I to 2Oei oSddies 2O3 to 2l3c.
In COFFEE there is no change. All
grades are in fair supply. Ordinary to
choice Rio 10 to 26o, in lots Of 5 TO 10
sacks.
We hRve but q light demand to report
in COREMEAL. Fresh, s 50 TO s. rs ;
Kindred, 3 IS TO 81.
The demand is active for all kinds Of
DRIED FRUITS Dried Apples 8 to he
Peaches IL 10 lac.
There are but few EGGs in market.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16

Cotton opened quiet but steady in
Liverpool to-day with Uplands l23 !, Or.
leans 1881, and at LOO pm. it was Gn-
changed in every respect.
The New York market opened quiet
but steady, Low MiddIings 27362So, Up
lands 2S4929s, Good MiddIiags 29$GSOc.
AT ll:50 am it wac easier, but not lower.
At . p.no. it was unchanged in every re-
spect aud closed quiet and weak, Low
MiddliDgs 273s, Uplsnds 28&e, Good Mid
dlings 29{e. Sales 20 spinners, 1000 bales;
TO spectators, $40 bales for export, 1900
balee.
Our market was steady in the morning
and buyers started out we think, with
the intention OF taking hold freely, bu.
the tenor Of the New York dispatch de-
tsrred them. The orders upon the mar
ket, We don't think, can be filled at the
limit, while nearly all the low cOttons
taken are for Liverpool account. There
seems to be really but little demand for
any grade above Good Ordinary. Sales
were light; among them were 81 bales
Ordinary Al 25'; 10Y Strict Good Ordi-
nary 81 26}c; So. Is, 3 Low Middiings at
263e: II do. st 26}c; 90 do, good style,
a. &c. We quote as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
STATE OF NEW YORK

City and County OF New Y RI.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, PRECEDENT, ard WILLIAM
D. BEERS, Actuary, Of tie sew York Life In
suranee ompany being seversily duly az
hrmed and sworn, do severaIly depose and say.
ana each for himself says, that the above s;ate-
ment OF the sad Company, on the thirty first
day OF December, 1858, is correct and true, &C
eording to The best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and belief.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WM. ii. BEEAA Vice Pres { and ActuRry,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
sTATE OF NEW YORK.

City and County of New York. ~
Be 1t Known that on this tw~enty-fourth day
OF February, ammo DOmint, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before me. j.
Leander starr, a Notary Public In and for the
sworn, residing in The city of New York, per-
sOnally came NORRIS F~RANKLIS and VIII
LIAM ID. BEERS, VINO being by me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depOse and say, that the con
tents of theacove affidavit by them subscribed
were true according to the best OF their kRoWl-
edge, inform alton and belief.
I. STARR Nnfar- prbrFo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
zsnpAIs and louisville railroad Line
Sam. B. JONES. GenIsup't.
mississippi and tennessee Railroad.
Memphis and Little Book Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, AK.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at ~ Am.
Coming East Leave Madison daily at z pm.
Ferry Boat leaves foot OF Union street at 7 am
3. B. BEAUAONT,
fes7 General superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
TEi-WeekIy q. $. Mail Line.

TTIE FOIL ING ELEGANT PASSENGER
i. Boats # LIS LINE will leave aemphis
hereafter THREE ZINES WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, at
) O'Clock PIN,
THOMAS II. ALLEN ..R Reese Pritchard, Master
W. A. tALDWELL-.........R. L. Haines Master
blasCsu, master
LEM lLOHI----.--......- WI. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Com
pa1y 6 new and hght-draught packets FOR Fort
Smith and Fort Gb 5 u Close connections
-Lade both ways.
AaERICAN----.---JnN. NJ. Williams, Master
A BU EEN--..-..-.-- smes Bowlin, Master
EOKI GiBSON.-..-..-. JisI HoOdDurn, Master
F9RI SAIIH-~....--. I'D. Rowland, Master
An OF tho above boz " were built expressly
for the trade, and are p. Tticularly well adapted
to IL. Passengers ana freight will be put
through by this line TO all points on the Arkan-
sas rlVer without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
Al persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
pals, should hSve tAeir goods consigned to
. Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany,' a. Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arzansss River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time st the Compa-
nyis oflce. JEO. d. ADAMS President.
I. a. KENDIG, Agent,
ta26 so Front street. Masby Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIvEKs

GAS WORKS, April Is, 1859.
River on a stand. Below high water
mark, l foot 81 inches.
CHAS. GOODWIN.
Tomorrow we shall 40 doubt record a
downward movement IN the part of the
river st this point. 1t is falling hence
to Cairo. The Ohio at that place is fall
ing at the rate Of s or 10 inches per day,
but it is rising at Louis vile and above.
The Cumberland is rising slowly. The
Upper Mississippi is rising slowly at St.
Louis, but is at a high stage. The Ar
kansas and White rivers are falling.
Our latest news from all quarters will
be found in our telegrsphic columns.
An-IrnHa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16
FUNERAL UNDERTAKES
NottCe

Is hereby given o all parties interested that
i Iwil, at the May Term, 1869, of the Con ty
CoGrt Of shelby C. unity, State of Tennessee,
apply for letters Of administration upon the
eetate of Mrs. Elizabeth Srnyth, deceas ed.
APP hi 61LLILAND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-16

Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. R time. 500 am. o pm
arrive At -u:45 pm. $50 am.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phls 10 Louisville and Mem phis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at beduced BATES.
Can be procured at the Conpany's Once, 2a7%
Main atroet, and at Depot, head Of Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis Uty Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, TO Su prfr-
clnRl Doi7ts East and North.
Telegraph ONCE in Ticket Office, 237N Naln
street.
sAM. B. JONES, superintendent
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent. feb2l