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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-01


Rouge 7 hear; ndsavy storm last night;
river rOses six inches since yesterday"
The Poverty Point crsTsss8 IS closed
snd the tugboat Vulcan has returned and
been dispatched 70 Bonnet Care.
The Marero crevssse is closed, and tho
stern-Wheeler ]. i. Frszlsr has returned
and also been dispatched to Bonnet Care
crsYasse.
No " futile attempts - have been made
70 close any crevasse, but each attempt TO
close has been successful. and those
evidently beyond our power 70 close have
Deen restricted to prescribed limits, sX-
cepJ the Bonnet Care creVasse. on which
We viii now concentrate all powers 10
check Its Increase.
The Board Of State Engineers do not
claim any credit for this success, for il
surely belongs 10 the energetic EsntIe-
men and willing labOrers near each scene
Of DANGER but unfortunately there was
no concentration Of purpose among the
immediate neighoOrs e Bonnet Care, and
their desolstion has been the result.
Except to the Jackson railroad, the in
Jury has been truly local; for the river is
so near the lake at that point that the
water soon finds the level Of the ocean;
and on the plantations that have back
levees and draining machines within but
q few miles Of the erevasss. there was no
overflow, and the field hands were at
work yesterday.
Yours, most respectfully,
N. JEFF. THOMPSON,
Chief State Engineer.
4 Vicksburg exchange gives US the fol-
lowing highly interesting item: "a bill
has been introduced into Congress incOr-
porating q company to construct tunnels
under the Ohio and Mississippi rivers &c
Cairo"
II the river man, Of the Evansville
Courier, should ever be so unfortunate as
70 find his way into an Indiana Jail, he
doubtless would o solicit the influence
Of nj Of the Senators from his State to
secure his release, aftsr the publication Of
the following: 1--WE noticed a large
shipment Of Vermont marble going to
Paducah by the IdleWild, for tombstone
purposes. It Is q wonder to US that such
brutes as Butler and Morton allow the
people OF the South to have Yankee mar
BE to build monuments with. Nothing
but the hope Of gain could prompt such
generosity with Radicals"
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WHATS IN A NAME9

ITheR Rev. HezekIah Fiddle, D. D., is a clergy
man in COnnectiout--APPEALl
Here's Fiddle, n. D.-a clergyman be,
Hight Hezektahi but l don't know b q
Man, called by that name, should not be, In
fame,
Ward Beecher's equal; a preaching GOLIATH
In a name there is much the fancy to touch
as any one knows who, at times careless
throws
From his spirit grIers grrth and INDUCES in
mirth:
It's a very good way to be happy on earth.
I'd like TO be told, II It be not too bold
To ask Il aloud from the eIudite crowd,
Is his Hezek1ah any ways nigh a
Match Tor the Jew HeEekiah Of old
Is he prophet or king, or any such thing,
Or any thing great, in the blue laws old
State,
Is he calm in his preaching, or is he irate,
Does he latter his people, or does he berate?
Bet why do 1 ask thus Of Fiddle, DID,
His name Is enough to convince you and me
He would not have added d. ID. to his name
Unless he were mirthfnl, and gleesome, and
game.
So his names not q puzz's, my verse no
charade,
Though OF ira and Of last some use I have
made.
The problem is solved:-so I make memo
raudum,
Hezkiah's a ibrickw QaOd erat dsmOnssran-
dam.
LH.F.
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PROBABILITIES
THE MILL.
Success Of Southern Cotton MHls-A
Model IRstltutloH-Wha Memphis Needs.

A st. Louis paper asserts that the cot
ton goods Of Western and Southern mills
are fast forcing the productions Of Eastern
mills out Of that market. It adds that the
extent Of sales of these manufactures this
season has been extremely satisfactory so
lar, and the continuation Of the same
active demand in succeeding years Will
o o build up a large number Of manu-
factories in the west. These mills take
BIZ the premiums at Western fairs, and do
make better goods because they use better
and more raw material than Eastern or
European mills. Southern spiunsrs new
or average the raw material, mixing good
and bad cotton. Moreover, they take the
cotton uncOmpressed and unginned, as it
comes from the fields and the staple is
better for machinery when unbent
and unbroken. One house in st. Louis
takes all the products Brooks s~heetings)
at the highest rates, OF the StOneWau
Mills, 100 miles shove Mobile, and the
goods are sold for more than the products
of any Lowell establishment. Why does
not Memphis, as the eloquent preacher
proposed q few Sundays ago, have q cot
ton MILF
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sMorHEREp.
A GhIId Killed BY Its aoshsr-An 0la
stoy Of African S~snhsleaoY.

A horrible affair occurred onlHarnsndo
street, In the Allen block, which ia very
thickly inhabited by oolored people. A
woman named Collins came from Arkan-
sRs about two months sgO, and took q
room In the above locality. Her husband
still remained Ia Arkansas, while bis wife
e~nde8Yored to make q livelihood for her
two twin children, about Eve months old.
The mother of the twins occupied q small
bed about three feel six inches wide, and
was IN the habit of having q child to sleep
on each side Of her. About daylight yes
terdsy morning, q colOred woman named
Johnston, who occupied the adjoining
room, heard one OF the children crying
~piteously, but in e short time It WA
silenced, and nothing further was known
or thought OF the matter until its mother
swOke yesterday morning and found that
she had smOthered her child. The evil
dence before Coroner Moffatt went to show
that the mother had been IN the habit of
sleeping very sOundly, and had to be
aroused several times lately in order to
nurse her children. The matter WasthOr-
oughly investigated by the coroner and
jury, who returned a verdict Ia accord
snoe with the above facts.
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mnLnv NATIONAL.

The old National Saloon, on Madison
street, near Main, will soon regain all its
ancient fame and monopolizs the patron
age which Il once held against ali CON-
petition. It has passed into the possession
Of Mr.. @. A. 6riswold, for twenty years
q citizen Of Memphis, and long enough to
be q member Of the Old Folks at Home.
has rehtted the apartments elegantly,
supplied It's cellar with every beverage
which taste viii approve. In perfecting
these preparations week viii be required,
and the establishment VIII be opened TO
visitors next Saturday. They viii ind
Ben Hollander, the high priest, serving
Rt this magnificent altar 20 Bacchus.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College,
Attend Robertsonis College.
-Dolbesr's College, go Main street.
w. z. Mitcheuis school, 818 Third St.
awnings made to order by J. P. Lalls-
maud, $50 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, I've cents pei
copy, can be had Of all neWsmen in the
city.
AT Miller & C~smerOn's, opposite
Chamber Of Commerce, II Monroe street,
q nice luncheon is spread daily.
VIII Msnsford, ct his book and perl
Odieal store, has all the late magazines
and Illus sted and weekly pspeus.
The finest lunch IN the city Is set
every day A. No. IS Union street, from
II o'clock M to 2 p m Don't forget
Canals & FaEZs No. IS Union street.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had OF all the neWsmen In the
slty-oe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
jefferson street.
FRENCH ORGANDIEs, SOLID
COLORS AT
IS CENTS Pr YARD,
A. SEESsEL & son.
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Ilon.RssIdsnt Notics.

No. Z8-In the First Chancory Court Of
SnalDy County. Tsnnesgee-ClOiuda dfLa-
gutry, as the next friend Of o. d'Lagutry vs..
Charles Patton Ct al.
II appearing from amdaylt 10 this cause
u that the defendants, Nelson Speerr juliet
u. Miller end Joseph Miller are non resi-
dents Of the State Of TENNESSEE thsl tnls
bill Is nIed to impeach orders and DEGREES IN
the ended cause OF Chas. Patron vs. eugene
d'Lagutry ct al. lately pending n ne Com-
non Law and Chancery court OF Mempnls
(Chsncery side thereof, for iraud-bQ remove
cloud uDon compliments title, 20 alYe5t an
claim OF title ont OF de-sndantz 20 the real
estate, and for cther pNrPosaa
ID fs therefore ordered InaH tEey make
their eo5earanee herein, az the Courthouse
IN ths 6ftv OF Memphis, Tennessee. on ~
6sfors tie first Monday In June, 1871. and
plead. answer or demur 70 complafnantiE
b1f. or the same wiz be taken for eonfsqse5
- u them, snd set for hearing exparte.
that q copy Of this order be nubifShe3
a week Tor toug successive weeFg- IN
The Msuphis Appeal.
A copE=Atte8t
EDMUND A COLE, Usrk and Ma-ter
By b bLA&- Deputy Clerk aud Hagfer.
&eos a1lln1Wi sol EF eoUpPE aD8
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NOp-RssideBf Notice

No Z-Sscond Chancsry Court OF Shelby
County, TBunesE8a Mary A. smith. adj
ministratriE Of owen Smith, deceased. VS.
Morris English e1 AZ
IT appearing from the bin. which 3 lrorc
i to IN this cause, that the d-sGaudanrz A.
hrlgcoa and vie. ~ p. HrlsCoe. Ehls. Ha1=H
and wife. Haley and she unknown heirs o.
susan sheridan, deceased, are nou-resldsus
Of the State OF Tennessee.
1t IS thereflre ordered, BY the Clerk and
Master, That they make Their anuenrrrsr
herein, AZ the courthouse Of me secrnI
11aucsrT Court IN the city or Nau-
phisl Tennessee on or before the drr
Monday IN June IsIl, and plead. ersa
lr demur 70 c~omplaiuants hlI. or lEa
'arus viii be taken for co1res1a1 IS To- -l5u.
1es for hearlug eEparte ardahar COPY
our successive weeks u TIE Memphis a
raa1- This 9Eh Anrl, lal
M,D. u 4EHaEE. CarE and
81 HEo AAElsEaL Deputy Dau1
MaDcVel Earlu s5F
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BoREAs ON A TARE.
A Few Of His Antics In Memphis Yesterday.
he Pials Pra0tl0si l0kss on an
Ole Horse.

The wind blew teTrifcally, yesterday
afternoon. A buggy, driven by 9 care
less, sleepy African along Front street,
was upset, and cuffee was inoontinentIy
spilled. The wind made such q noise that
the ancient horse didn't seem to know
that anything had happened. He stood
quietly for a time, but was finally blown
against an awning post, where he gladly
rested till the buggy and negro were
again put upon their legs. There is an
aged horse, accustomed to frequent
Shelby street, turned out to "rOOt pig or
die " by some heather owner. The horse
is we'll known to the demizsnR Of that
deusely populated locality. His bones
rattle even when he walks, and his weight
has long been reduced to q minimum.
For q precariOus subsistence this CHASTITY
Bucephalus is mainly indebted to the
generosity Of Mr.. Sullivan, OF feed store
fame. The venerable steed is an awful
dead beat," but much inclined to "mRke
hay while he sun shines 1.-THE afternoon
was warm, and the antique skeleton was
rafting along the pavement. The blast
struck the animated stalking bones, and
swept them in q heap upon the cellar
door The boards gave way, and down
he went into Cavernous depths below,
where he fell softly upon wrecked bales
Of hay. "It's an i'll wind that blows no
body good, " said the old qusdruped as his
bones struck the cellar bottom. Mr.. Sui
Ivan msy not think so when he sees
what a hole the aged Bucephslus has
made in the forage heaps down stairs, and
there will be a row in that cellar after
breakfast this morning. The wind, hay
ing disposed of Mr.. SulliYsn's nag and
hay, went for the signs along front street.
Our friend Ecksrley, st the corner of
Shelby and Union, lost his nice little
signbOsrd, which lodged over Madame
Vi~ncent's, and several heavy signs along
Front street went rattling along the pave
ment. The clerk Of the weather had q
merry time yesterday keeping pace with
and other things, and hats that
we're blown away.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. &2-In the First Chaneery CoByt a,
shelley county, Ienn-CathsrIne Frsy 81 Al
vs.. Ntchola Erech, ct A. Wal
II Appearing nom the bill, vhieh "a so
4 20 In this cause that ths dafe1fe-t
Nlonol@ Freoh Is justly indabtsd - ~
complainant in the E1m o. abo1f 500 -.
interest," 2 BY account, aud thaf To- f6is
49, - a.t4eaMsnb was sued out IN this
4-l1.5 the property OF the sad da-
when was duly lssusd toths sheriff
~, tEne9 levied. and that the said
NtSlol4 Erech Is 8 nonresident OF the state
kentucky.
t Atheref0rs ordered, That he make his
eRPeAfanee herein. At the courthouse in the
StAg o. Aenpnis, Tenn, on or before the
AEst honda IN 4une, 1871, and plead,
or dsmur 70 c-ompiainants bill or the
same VII De taken for confessed as 70 him
ana SCI for hearing eEparte- and that 8
copy Of this order be published once q week.
Tor four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy- atte115
EBNUND a. CoEE Clerk and Master.
Ey = aeaEFuTs Deputy O. ~
MteoH &Eaaals Hoh RF CQmpiE ans g
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tuesday. the 18th day Of May. nsxtl

within legal hours, the following described
tract OF land, viz:
Containing FIVE ACRES, situate In the
county OF Shelby and stale Of TENNESSEE
near and south Of the city Of Memphis-
range 8, section -, being part OF a subdfvfsiO1
Of lots % and 80, OF KerTs subdivision OF his
E50 acre tract-part Of John Ramsey's soon
acre traet-said I'VE acres being the south
end Of lots 50 and so, above named. and
ounded as follows, tO-W1t: Beginning at a
stake, the southwest corner Of lot no 80 or
the south q Of said $500 acre tract OF rant.
thence north with the west line or safd lOt
NO. % two hundred and seventy fZ7OLI AM
= Iset, 70 stake thence east parallel with
salq south line eight hundred Ieet TsO9I. To
stake on the east line Of said lot NO. So.
Lnenee south L100 two hundred and seventy
and = Ieets % a stake On said south line.
thence west with said line SOL efqht bundTs3
Ieetu 70 the beginning, as SURVEYED bv M A
Kerr, March 3. 1850
OF SALE On a credit OF six months:
note with good security. Lien retained ana
equity Of redemption barred.
april Il, ISL.
N: ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
.plafnRnts. ans
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N%0N-REslpENT hOTIcE.

No, 8.-In the Second Chancary Court OF
shelby county, TEN essee. Mary A.
smith, adm1nistratrtL OF owen Smith.
deceased, vs.. Morris EnElish. A. BrIscOs and
vie, Mp. BriscOe, Thos.H Haley and wife,
q. Haley, and the unknown heirs OF Susan
Sheridan, deceased.
IT appearing from the bill which Is sworn
Il to In this cause that the defendants, A
Briscoe and wife, N. p, Briscos, Th0A haley
n vile, q. Haley and the neTs OF
Susan Sheridan, deceased, are non-realaens
or the State Of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
Master, that they MAKE tneu
seeoud Chanoery Court Of shelby county, In
the city OF Memphis. Tenn on or before the
FIRST Monday in June BIL. n plead, answer
or demur 10 complainants bin, or same
win be taken for confessed IS 70 them and set
for hearing eLpart5i and That copy Of this
ordsr be published onCa q week, for our sue
oessive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
"A copy-attest.
No. STEWART, Clerk and Master-
nr-n~mnn a Marin Sol for mnurwrH-e
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THURSDAY, NAY 10, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wtt:
A certain piece or parcel OF ground Erom
a. lot MOL, as designated upon a nTar a-T
in said cause, and froutiug on the s0rfr z7l-
Of Washington street in the ciryof Wzr-r-7
ne-s see and Iuuy shown iu The plano r-a
~ L1t In bLe county loE
NO. 6Jl, Tonttng on MashiuE-ou st-aaf g 49,
aLd 50 inches, and runs back t1 an rH--
on Wnlcn has q mont Of 3 feet as frrrsl
1EEAs OF 6ALE-Ou q credit OF -evar RI.
months purchaser 70 eLecuts note. WIN -
proved security. Lien to be retaIreF
same is paid a
Equity OF redemption barred.
COLE, CLERK an v--.
WLson & Beard. AtfornevF
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THE NILSSON CONCERTS.
RHLTE LACE STA WIS,
WHLTL LACE SAQUE9.
WHITE LACE ~OIFFURE
AT
3. & RIOS.

ON Monday next, and after, We sball
oher the most select assortmenf Of DAYS
GOODS, adopted for the present season.
comprising
200 pieces Summer Mohairs.
$50 pieces Plain Japanese motbs
200 pieces Notified Japanese CIoths
100 pieces Striped Japanese Cotbs
300 pieces Plaid Japanese Clotbs
us pieces Plaid Mozsmbloues-
100 pieces Plain Mozambi1uez.
100 pieces Figured and PLAID Alpacas.
80 Djeees New 8slema Cloths,
Strip = and Figured Grenadines FoD-
lsrd EoruB, In ali the new shades. Fon.
lR 10 POpHns. japanese Silks, rPrineess
Louise" Suitings,s Bareges, etc, eto., etc
bought by b. Seessel, 5r., at the recsnt
great auction sales In New York-st
A. BREsSE1 & SONS,
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ADMIhISTRATOR1 EnTIEE

HAVING been apo ,f.4 ,5-l-r-
"A the estate OF i Ee-fE [c--g--F
ooa5 og1f- OF shelby County. Ten
acss a me a pr1 term, 1871 I hereby give
- ~ parties In Tennessee INDEBTED
70 SAID estate TO come forward and MAKE
edts with me- and 90 ali persons 1zv
.~lms against said estate 10 present them
14sLln the time prescribed by law, or they
VIII b forever barred
W. III. ID. Wendell
apl ADM of u. ~. keith.
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

Eaving been unable 70 dispose Ct our
entire stock in April, We viii continue 70
sell during the month Of May, b bal
snce Of our DRY-GOODs, CLoTHISG,
Bo0rs, SHoEs. ect., etc, at lower prices
than ever, IN order to close business.
All goods are marked with plain figures
70 self WM. FRANK,
90 Main street.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the large supply OF vegetables
~ and mani other articles raised upon our
OWE farE. we sre enabled 10 reduce the price
o. Day Board to twenty-five dollars per
month. We also have several family rooms
In which we can take families upon reason
ahls terms COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Rn2R ALLEN kRos., Managers.
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REWARDS.

cog REWARD =trayed or stolen rom
40 RhffchfbE post on the corner OF Or
Ieana and Adams streets, on the night OF me
Tth inst, a dark Roam HORSE about i
hands high Hec on an English BLACK qul5ueo
Bride. The above reward VIII be paid Tor
ap55 E C. INCOME.
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No. 1881, r. D.-EecOnd Chancsry Court
GaTthWattt Lewis a Stewart vs.. J. jacob
ct al.
d virtue OF an order Of sale entered in this
u cause, on the 81 day Of March. 1871, / wiz
sell az public auction, to the highest bidder,
IN mont Of the door OF the Second ChancsrY
Courthouse, on Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
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4. sEEssEL q son.
81. PETeR's SUNDAY SCHOOL PleMIC

ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
takes plaos on Tuesday, the ID Of
May. Il VIII be q grand sight 70 see the
children marching under their beautiful
bsnners, and the SOdality band taking
the laad, with music specially prepared
for the occasion. The line Of march viii
- IS follows: Commencing af So. Peters
ahuroh, where mass win be celebrated 81
eo'clook, Third street 90 Poplar, Poplar TO
aTain. Main 10 Beal6, Beale % DasotO,
Dsaoto to Vance, and Vance 20 james
Park The beautiful ceremony-the
er-uuiuo eli the Nay Qusen-Wiu then
80 ula6s. and the day then be given %
fnnoosnt enjoyment
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STRAwBERRY FEsTTTAL.-The ladies
hold their strawbeFrv Festival. az M.
81 Main street, corner Gayoso jackson
Bloekls on the Sd, 4th snd 5th Of MEy.
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TAKEN UP.

TIORsE-On the night o the 9TH inst q
chssnut roam Horse, 10 or u hands hlgn,
saddle pedded without horn. black seat and
red skirts. gray saddle blanket; black, rOund
leather bridlo,d ouble relnE, one rein red web.
me owner viii please cali EI ". y. {.
Hume'E. & Adams street, iden ify property
pay charges p q IT. ap50
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PETITI0H F0R mclR9oRsTI0s.

No. 800, Rim the First Chaucsrv Court OF
Shelby County.
WHEREA6, T.. u. Allen, T. FL. Cooke. WE
w PetttgreW, " r. BOYLE. Ez1r-a 81.
CIT, 2. Reed. H. Wade. WI %. LrusEara.
]. Ward end Y. r. Moore have lIed e u--
llLlon IN said court praying 90 ,e lucrr11-
rated under the name and srV or the
Mercant1ls Library Association az Memphis.
Tor the purpose OF ESTABLISHING and maL-laru-
ing q library IN the city Of Ieup1la. fo- pare
LtulaTs OF which re-erencs is made % the PEI
uuOn in said cause.
Il Is therefore ordered. That r-v ard
n persons interested mast appear herein. at
the Court House, in the city OF Neuulls. o.
or before the nrst Monday ia Juue. E--
snow cause, II any they have. aET the aaLt
@ao81atlou should not be fuco-uurs-sg. and
the prayer Of said petitioners graurea. or che
same VII De heard and proceeded with exc
ParLej and that a copy or this Clter be- puC-
nshed for thirty days in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
A copy attest. EDMUND A. OLE.
LLErEaEL Master.
By R. J. BLACK, Deputy CLERK ana Master
BP. Anderson, Attornsy- aps
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ECONOMY. - Memphis Steam Dyelng
and Cleaning Establishment, 902 Second
street.
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FINEST imported Europeon shirts, Of
the latest style, ct 282 Second street.
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Nh. AND Mrs. DEGRAK BENEEr. give
their last s0fres Of the season. Tuesday,
Nay Cd. All their pupils, patrons and
frisnds, sreexpecisd 70 be prsasnt,
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FOR RENT.

~ nORE-The store Nc. 81 Main street. with
y 6Etursa complete, occupied az present by
T. ". Johnston q 90. Apply %
apu 7. ". JOHNSTON 8 co.
SODA WATER sTAED-For Plcnics. Ap-
y u 70 h OiBRLEk,
AMI A2 Main street.
II OOM-The room lately occupied BY EiOs
- = CorWine, as Job Printers, In Appeal
building. No. MUniSn street Apply a. Ap-
peal once.
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SOUTHERN PALACE,

ooa A 8IaEEI.
Having rsplenished their shelves during
the past week, they are now and will be
prepared during the coming week to offer
fndunamnufa in
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aOLD RECESS" OPEHlNa

Everybody who knows Ed. Cspdevslls
and they are many-wil be on hand to-
oay5 AZ nine O'Clock promptly, to parlake
Of MS grand opening lunch, and other
particulars" I'd. has reopensd This
place, and is debermined 70 keep Il well
stocked with the pest Of liquors-su i'm
ported and Woul be pleased to see an
a. be can. Dn't fail 70 car on him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-01
THE WEATHER.
WAS DEFARTMRNT. !
OFFICE OF THB CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WAsHIEGTOE, April 80, 1871.


OFFICE OF THE CH. SIG. OFFICE,
WAsHIEGTOE, April 30, 1871.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST "a HOURS.
The weather remains senaibly unchanQ-
ed ct the Pacific stations. The areas Of
the lowest pressure, which were yester-
day respectively north Of the Ontario and
Virginia and west Of Missouri, have
moved eastward and northWard respec-
lively, into Lower Canada. On the At
lsntic Ocean and in West Virginia, light
rains have passed and over limited areas
in the Middle and Eastern Stat and the
weather has been very general variable,
between clear and threaten z. Fresh
and light e~zsterly winds have prevailed
on lake Erie and Michigan. The baron
eter has fallen during the day in West
Tennessee and southwark to the Gulf.
Reports are not yet received from the far
West vi Florida coast.
PROBABILITIES:
It is probable the barometer will con
tinue low on the east Mississippi river.
Light rains viii probably be experienced
in portions Of the Middle States and south
Of the Ohio valley with nOrtheasterly
winds from lake Ontario to Michigan, but
no serious disturbances are apprehended.
A SPLENDID LINE OFDRESS GOODS,
IS CENTS PER YARD,
A SEESSEL & SON.