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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-29
BY TELEGRAPH.


CAIRO, January 2S.-Port list: Glencoe,
Pittsburg to New Orleans, 9 pm; Viola
Belle, st. Louis to White river, 9 pm. I;
J.H. Bigley, Memphis to Louisville, IL
am: MOuntaineer, st. Louis to Cairo, 2
z. m: Potomac, New Orleans to Cincin-
natl, Bpm Imperial, st. Louis to New
Orleans, pm. River rose 4 inches.
Snow fell all forenoon. Weather cloudy.
Mercury $50.
with feet on Harpeth shoals. Heavy
rise from the upper Cumberland coming
down. Weather colds with drizzlng
VIcKsBuRG, January 2s.-Down: City
of Quincy, 9, Seminole, 10 last night;
Nav Laury, z am; Indiana, 4 pm. Up:
Virginia, am. River falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANs, January 28.-No arri-
walls. Departed: Alex. Mitchell, for Pitts
burg; Carrie V. Kountz, for Cincinnati.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The particulars Of the disaster to the
". R. Arthur will be found IN our local
columns.
The swift sailing Dexter win pass down
at 10 am. to-day for New Orleans and
the bends.
Bv reference to cur steamboat column,
il will be seen that the popular steamer
Glencoe, Captain Calhoun in command,
will mass down at 10 am. to- day for
Vicksburg and New Orleans.
The Sallie, Harry Trip, master, and
George Stiles, clerk, viii depart at 10
O'Clock this morning for Pine Bluff, Lit
tie Rock and Fort Smith.
The Glencoe received $50 tons Of freight
at Evansville and as much at Cairo. She
will psss down at 10 am to-day for Vicks-
burg and New Orleans. Thos. j. Cali
houn is her master.
The elegant steamer James Howard,
viii, we learn, pass down on Wednesday
for New Orleans.
The sser1 Wheel steamer Minnie was
sold at Cincinnati BY NJ. j. Ryan, associ-
sted with M s. and VIM. G.. Mepham, to
the Merchants st. Louis, Arkansas, and
White River Packet Company, for $1,000.
The Robert Burns went out yesterday
evening with 1890 bales Of cotton for Gin
cinnati
The R. G. Gray left yesterday for the
Arkansas ioaded deep with stores and
| farming implements.
The Supreme Court of Louisiana has
/ decided q suit brought against Captain A.
l Baird and the steamer J. d. Perry and
/ owners by the Southern Dry Dock CON-
many in favor of the latter. The amount
/ claimed Is Sl02es30, and was for repairs
I done iu January. 1857.
ST. Louis rates 20 Yicksburg are
/ Flour, 75c per barrel; pound freight, 40t
per hundred. TO Memphis: Flour, sol
! per barrel; pound freight, SOC per hnn
dred'
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THERE win be a reunion Of the 1900
Il members or the ]. %. o. E.,
held AZ Odd Fellows Hall, az
o'clock p m, 'lL E8DlA1, th6 8lsb
inst. in honor o. the 18th Ami VersarT OF
Memphis Lodge. No o
An brethren In good standing are fralar-
nally invited 70 atleud- j. D DANBUhE.
Chairman OF COMMITTEES OF "a ArrauzeulEu Eul5.
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAVING THIS DAY.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER. AND BUsINt55'
The river rose two feet yesterday, and
has risen nearly eight feet since the swell
began. The Arkansas is rising slowly at
Little Rock, with a total rise there OF
nearly fifteen feet. White river IS also
rising, with plenty of water for the largest
packets TO JacksOnpOrb. The Ohio Is de-
clininR from Evansville to Pittsburg, and
is frozen over above the5 latter point.
Business at the levee yesterday was IN
active, with q limited number Of arrivals
and danarturas.
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DR.. Smiths ELECTRIC OIL" (of Phila-
delphia) is the only pleasant, reliable
cure.
SALT RHEUMI
Is easily eradicsted, on rational Princi-
pies, and any intelligent physician viii
readily comprehend Its nlOdaes oPerandi in
the cure Of cutaneous diseases,
CAUTIoNi
gsB- Use no soap on the parts i0hiIe aP-
plying the oil, as soap neutralizes the oil.
ERYsIPELAslI
This unpleasant acute disease is cured
in one day by using
DR.. SMITHS "KLECTRIc OIL,
and It never fats In this case, and it is
instantly soothing, even on an infant, or
in the mouth Of the most delicate lady.
PILEsll
This widely prevailing disease msy be
at once relieved by Or. Smiths szleetric
on (of Philadelphia
C. @. WARD & BRO, Agents.
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PRoFEssoR MEYERS CoNCERT.-Tick-
cts for sale at Clesves, SmithWick q
Hstcher's book store, z82 Main street.
HOUSE, KEEPERS ERTEED.-A new
Broom Mop and ScTubbiBg Brush COM
bined Is now being introduced in the city
By Messrs. Helen and Crowley, which
lie for ohespness, durability or labor-sav-
ing apparatus. The above gentlemen in-
tend eanvassing the city for orders for the
same. and We feel confident no lady VIII
be without one after having seen It used.
The above articles can be found az Jones,
Cogawell & BOnd's, corner Madison and
Second streets.
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Ramphls and Little ROsk r. R.
Change or Thine.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. D
No .L ElnnEr L-nrra1. lzra-..--r = I

0I
Memphis Tenn, January z6, 1871
nN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, FEB. lsr,
~ 1871. until further ORDERS trains will run
daily Sunday excepted) as follows:
Leave HOpeheld at am; arrive at Brink
ley at y m.
Leave BrinRley at ES0 pm; arrive at Hope
Held at $3.50 pm
Ferryboat win leave Whsrfboat, foot Of
Onion street, daily, at 6:l5 an.
Freight trains win leave HCpedelu on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, al am.
Arriving at HOpedeld on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at pm.
NO through tickets viii be sold after Jan
uary 80, l87ls B. ID. WILLIAMS, Genl Supt.
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I ES persOnnes fOrmant purtia du conlLIa
IL charge de recsVolr des Houzcrll llLd-a en-
faVsur des biessas Eanqais, sou- de- SCI re11lIr
chez n. Jean Reltegrlur AZ Monroe street,
LUNDL. so cOurant as laure5 1u sulr-
son1 fgalement invites lad u1u1ala -a --
vile. Par ordrs du President
tana u q TrTra1T sarrerr.rs.
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Browne q BROWNE, sl5 Second street.

sALE.-Four lots Of very valuable ploF-
erty, situated on Union street, just east
Of General Williams residence. To be
sold by Z. A. Cole, c. and M. First Chan
cerY Court, on the premises, on Tuesday
January 3lzt, 1871, at II N. See descrlP-
finn- etc. in AulLHMchs.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE. Demorsst, Pc
tersOn's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest variety of pictorials, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies in the city, at Joe LOcks's, 1861 Main
gtreet
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PAROONED.

The following Telegram was treceiYed
in town yesterday:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. %, 1871.
George Z. Phelsni
The Governor has ordered the pardon
OF MyFa Day.
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DFGULAR ooIoquIal meeting EVERY
fN FRIDAY NIGHT, at half-past seven, sI
Board OF Education Room. ID OqQ EsiLo@S
Hail a. hDhhhf EEsaA0S7-.s 80
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GREENLAw OPERA House will be
crowded TO its utmost capacity on Tues
day evening, January Slst, to hear the
free ILLUSTRATED lecture, by Prof, WilsOns
Of Rochester, New York.
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DlSSOLUTl0R.

BE parnersR as5s5ofois e tbI1 s5s'5Rg lay dis 9s
ts ~ - -. l-'-1f1aI consent. g. Rose assumes
III ~ aarfnarship liabilities, and Is alone
sd 10 collect the parinersnl5 9eols'
,-t. ror u rtTT F. u. ROSE
- nee l,udersigned having purchased me
t,,fs~eef 81 Mr. ID. j.. Rose in the nrrn Of >.
u. 4 - fbs business VIII be continued at
- 76s Frout street, Memphis, under the
same drm name. ". D SUI = AF-AA.
yoau ". D. s-HWARTZ.
-. 7 . g II 60 . q
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324 Front St., Twaaly 90 Bbls. PIgs' Feel

A VOID QUACKg-A victim Of early india-
IA crelon, causing nervous debility pre-
mature decay, etc, having tfied Ia vain ege-
rs adveftisad remedy, has simple means Of
sei f.cure. winch he viii send fri 10 his fel-
low acGaleHs, Address, J. 81. FUTILE,
ds7W u Nassau Ct, New York
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NOTlCE.

- sebserIbars To the Memphis
"a -15r.sss5 and WiloW Ware company A5e
= " 49, - ,,ctifsd that unless 81 nai-
AsAslt q = .----,,rr5uti7 settled by the nra1 0l
7 a-lls, s--,.tf - thair accounts VIII 1e placed ln
~. 5tt..7r 81 an oiicef Tor colleetlol a. = ~
- .-,- ,5iscrfrniu iualton Whatever All ltlit
% ~ fbat time luodlg gencs ass Qeel
1900 until lt hiss ceased % pe fllslo.
s5s--a yourselves needless expense ~ Ea5--.f
T-ounrtiV. for noflrlle slls2s Wa 's aA'---
Nv order Of the President - s,as..--
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HITE & CoRwnyE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment In the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o job
Printing on the shortest notice. tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL VIII bear tins In
mind and act accordingly.
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DR.. Rivers, ofPsnola, Is at the Peabody
House.
We lad a call Isst evening from Nj.
ROWley, representing the house OF ". n.
Walker q Co of Louisville.
Rev. Joseph Cross, D D., Of Atlanta, Is
in the city, and will presch al St. Lazarus
Church this morning at 1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. Tanner, formerly the proprietor and
during the war business manager of the
famous Tredegar Iron Works, of Rich
mOnd, Virginia, bat now dealer in rail-
road iron, locomotives, ETC., in New York 4,
is at the Peabody House.
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PERSONAL.

BLACK DIAMOND at 81 per barrel.
WAIT & LEWIS.
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LOCAL NEWS

NILSSON HALL. 22]z jefferson street
uays gold.
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A FEW mora patterns Of silks at fifty
eants aud upward. Read B. LoWensrein
& Bros. new advertisement.
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ssosud Circuit Csart-gaIssy, IudgB.

obGeuu BlEGlA Sseit taloNEi @AehS'
The case of D5an vs. Jones Is still on
trial, aud will be resumed on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock, and when com
plsted, the calendar as published for last
Friday will follow, with Nos. ZJZl and
2l74 specially set for said day.
Tomorrow will be regular motion day.
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This court was occupied all day in try
ing the case Of the State vs. John Moody,
indicted for larceny. The jury returned
a verdict Of not guilty IS charged.
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DEAFNESS!

DR.. smIth's "ELEcrRIo OIL" (of Phila-
delphia) is the only pleasant, reliable
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
lsusiar Whts and Little Bsd RigoF Ultsd
States Hal THssfaV Packet

Hor Helena. Couc0rdia. Clarendon. as-
Point searcT, AuZuHta and Jackson 1lr-,
eonnaering at DeVaIIs BluG with Eratu Coz
LftrIe Rock and hot Springs,
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G. Q. WARD & BRO, Agents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-25
q. II. 1t l.. 7. IL. X.

,0nr people have been considerably
exercised of late because of flying
rumors relative to the inability Of the
g.. b. 4 Il, p. II. II. Co. to fulfill tie
terms Of their contracts.
We have seen nothing in our ex.
changes that warrants the belief that
the e'.tsrprIse has proven q failure,
although we arc aware the Company
is hboring to overcome mighty Oh.
stacles
Tho proposition before the city Of
Gteen Bay to vote 800, 900, and
which should have been taken on the
18th irst., is postponed to June I'd.
After we learn the action of the city
rekrtive +, the proposition, we shall
probably know something definite as
Il, the future purposes ofthe company.
The building of the G.. Il. Il l.. 7. r.
u. ~ only qursion OF time. should
the Company fail to come to time, in
season to avail itself Of the $500, 900
voted by Wood County the enterprise
will not necessarily fall through, for
the interests. demanding the building
Of the line proposed, are so vital tina,
though the present organization may
prove inefficient, yet some other cor
poranon will press the enterprise
through to a speedy consumation
though i, may not be done before The
close of another year, or pcrhap'
longer. That the road loiN be bull
We verify believe.
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And all other goods, too numerous ia
mention, will be sold at the same reduced
prices, in proportion to cost
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expected on saturday last, so he had
a narrow escape from lynchiDg a.
Versailles.
CoLFAx TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill.
Washington May 2sd. during the
proceedings to-day near the close Of
the Session, Vice President Colfax,
feeling sick, requested Senator Pom.
eroy to occupy his place. Directly
after the latter gentleman reached the
shair. Coliax left the platform, and on
his way, suddenly became dizzy,
woaid have fallen heavily to the
floor but for the efforts of Flagg, prin-
clpal legislative clerk, who was con
ducting him from the Chamber.
Major Mcdonald, chief clerk, and
Capt. Basse,t, doorkeeper, i'ffincdl'
a,eiy repaired to The scene, as did the
Senators in that vicinity. The Vice
President was conveyed to his room.
The occurrence caused a temporary
cessation Of business, which was re-
styned as SOON az it was ascertained
that the sickness was not believed to
to be an al arming character.
PRESIDENT GRANT.
The White House will be closed
aud the President will leave for Long
Branch on che 3lst instant. His cot.
tage there is now being put in order.
The POSTAL SERVICE.
The Post. Office Department is con.
gratulstiGg itself on the increased
prospect of making the postul service
self. sustaining 1t is found that the
revenue thereof for the present fiscal
year will be 100000 more than
year.
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GUBERNAro AL.-Gen. {. c.
Washbnrn is being prominently spo.
ken OF 10y the State press for the Cub
ernatioua| Otlicc. The unaniminity
of the Republican press in this mat
ter is good omen, al omen of unity
and We are glad to SEQ it.
Gen. Washburn, with his conSisten,
course and stcadfast adherence To Re
publican principles through long
years of public service, has won The
esteem AMI confidence Of his party
and it would be but just recognition
Of his usefulness to hestow upon hin
the honorable position his Admins
trativc and Executive abilities emf
nently qualify him to FILL We avail
however the action Of The Convention
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|. This learned murderer suffered the
extreme penalty OF the law last
Friday, over two hundred persona
[whose carpal appetites demanded a
fsass, being permitted entrance to
the Jail yard to see the wrctched man
hung.
Rh'of was notorious mau,--a vii
lain of the worst t.pe--a triple muir.
derer at least, and if all the herious
offunGes Of which he is nndoubtly
guilty could be mentioned, they would
make indeed long black catalogue.
BY nature isuIoff was highly gifted,
and With what education an! science
had done, adding to the gifts he al
ready possessed, be was fitted in
scholarship to adorn the highest ed.
ncat'onal position in our first Col
ilegcs. Twice before, has h.. been
charged with the bloody crime Of
murder, and escaped the penalty Of
the law by the merest chance. Pos
sessing as mnch brass as brains he
could ak the highus: court on earth
to. give him liberty because Of his
superior iaIents, With less principal
than Satan be- will came into the pres
encc Of his God without q blush, and
claim pardon for his terrible crimes
because Of His goodness in the en-
dowment of those upon 50 vile q
wrct ch.
The last plea for liberty was based
or the fact that he was the di scoyerer
Of something connected with the orr.
yin of words, and 10 which he gave
His hours early and late during his in.
~arcoration. For some reason Gov.
Hoffman had the idea that there were
words enough already TO satisfy the
demand, aud SO refused this plausible
request. His demeanor during the
last moments of his existence were
The same as have characterized him
daring hIs.arrest--4a stolid indifference.
He walked with a firm step TO the
galluws unassis,ed, and was ushered
into The presence of his Maker with
no shadow of peni,ence or one t@ingc
Of femorst for his lost life.
While We aokno Wedge the justice
Il the punishment we cannot forbear
plying the man.
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"OSE MoKE CNroRTUSArr GoSE
TO Her REST, On Saturday fore.
noon our village was startled 10y re.
port that one Of the members of
d,sreputsbe honse, a short distance
cut the Necedah roJd, had baen shot,,
In 2'short time the pa,hH he rs1Urt
was confirmed, 1t appears that n
male visitor had made present OF u
revolver TO the 4Iri, with which sfre
amused herself by shooting ut Il mark.
When all the chambers were DIS
charged, she took it to her friend to
get him 10 show her how to load 1t,
While he was rranting the ear.
tiiges, the girl standing directly IN
font of him, Watching inte'hly Tie
operation, he pistol was IN some
unaccountala. way dischaI ged, thu
ball tearing eff part OF the mans
hand and entering the breast OF tn,
unfortunate girl. She passed into s
room of the house, and placing hen
hands on her breast said. d" am shot,
fe., to the floor and died in n few sec
onds. An inquest was held in th'
afternoon, and a verdict returned IL
accordance with the facts here stated
We believe that nothing authentic i,
known of the personal history of TN
girl further than that she passet
among her abandoned associates b,
the name of +" Mol Johnson."--Jugl
era Go. Arg..
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- NERsAuLisrs. .. .#
NEw YORK, May ga special
correspondent NJ Versailles, last night,
.ulegraphs the full particulars OF. the
manner III which the Government
troops entered Paris. Cap. Teoga,
OF the navy, went from the trenches to
10 the.ramparts at Pont de Jour, and
hndnlg that the Insurgents had retired
caIlest thirty soldiers and took posses.
slUn of. the gate. The other troops
followed, and before any one was
raware, .,he entry had commenced.
Not o rifle was tired nor q man woun.
ticd. Tile whole thing was unexpect
ed. a white Tag was hung out q,
Antull. Another brigade Il VersaiIl-
list, has entered Rorte Montronge, and
troops are pouring down on both
points. 1t is reported that the Are
de rrlnmphe has been reached, and
that the insurgents made but slight
resistance. The guns on the ram
parts have been turned on the com
muuists. Twenty thousand men are
under Issy, and forty thousand are
moving on the opan gate.
! R,cheiort, it appears, engaged ar
spratmen. at Brussels, where be was
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WORDEN'S -
Red Front Store,

Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware, Dried
and Canned Fruits, Dried Apples, Teas,
Coffees, Spices &c. SeE.e
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Silver Plated
Table Ware, Box Honey Is cents per h.
"a" Coffee Sugar 6 IA lbs. for $780,
Brown Sugar from to Il lbs. for $l.0O
All goods sold exclusively for cash The
highest market price paid for Country
Produce.
We will sell Crockery and Glass Ware at
wholesale at Milwaukee prices, freight adj
ded.
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THAT IS A. MISTAKE.

We are not selling Crockery and Glassware at cost We
admit that selling lower than anyone north Mwau-
kee yet are having regular profit all goods sold
We buy in large quantities, and of underse-
We have of the finest sets of Glass and Crockery ware
sold in any market which selling very low fig
Call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

THOUSANDS suffer from 1t "A weak, ner
L vous, exhausted feeling, no energy, ami.
nation or ,igor, low spirits, confused head,
weak memory, nocturnal or involuntary sem
irsl emissions, with loss Of power and threat
@ned Impotence. The consequence OF ex.
resses, overwork or injiscretiops. rsis ia
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and it finds sovev
eign remedy in HUMPHREYS HoNEc.
PATHIC SPECIFIC No, TWENTY EhftIf.
Thousands have been cured by shese simple
sugar pills, They tone up the system, arrest
the discharges, jispel the gloom and mcn,s'
depression, and rejuvenste the system -
Price 81 for package Of FIVE boxes aud a
vial Of powder. which is important in all old
long s,andssS cases, or 81 per siR4le box
Sold BY all FIRST druggists ADD sent to
any address on receipt Of she price, Ad
dress HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC H0MEo
PATHIC MEDICINE CO., 563 BRoApwAY
| New York.
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ESLARGED.-The Wisconsin River
blot (Wausau, Wis., comes to us
enlarged 20 an eight column sheet
1t looks gay, and if old Marathon -
fslf't proud Of her Pilot, she ought to
be-