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with twelve feet below Little Rock.
White river has been seven feet TO Au.
gusta, and Is declining. The weather
yesterday was clear and windy, heavy
gale blowing from northwest. Bust.
ness on the Levee yesterday vas fair
The departing boats to all appearances
were well patronized, and the arriving
packets had fair manifests for this point
BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, April 15.-The river Is
reeeding slowly, with SO feet 8 inche:
water in the channel. Weather clear
Thermometer 69o.
P~rTTsBURG, April 15.-ConsiderabIt
snow this morning; afterward rain
now growing cold and splitting snow
The Monongahela river has scant 8 fee
water in the channel, and is falling.
NEW ORLEANS, April I5.-ArTived
Robert Mitchell, from Cincinnati; Be-
and barges and Bismarck, from st
Louis; Carrie V. Kountz, from Arkan
SIS river. Departed: Mary E. Forsyth
for Louisville. Weather warm anC
clear.
EVANSVILLE, April Is. - Weathe.
clear till noon, after a fearful storm 0
wind, rain and hail last night; nov
cloudy and colder. The river Is rising
slowly, and is very rough. Port list
Down: Sam ]. Hale, s am. Business
active and freights abundant.
CAIRO, April 15-Arrived: Mel
Longworth, from New Orleans, 10 pm
NJ. ]. Wicks, from New Orleans, IL pm
| Grand Tower, from Memphis, l am
Julia, from Vicksburg, l am; Pauline
| Carroll, from New Orleans, 5 am
Thompson Dean, from St. Louis, 6 am
Departed: Charles B. Church, for New
Orleans, 8 pm; VI. J. Wieks, for st
| Louis, midnight; Julia, for st. Louis,
am; Pauline Carroll, for St. Louis,
am; Nick Longworth, for Cincinnati,
am; Grand Tower, for st. Louis, Sam
Weather clear and pleasant. The rive
has risen 4 inches.
ST.. LOUIS, April 15.-Arrived: W. ]
Wicks and Pauline Carroll, from New
Orleans; Julia, from Vicksburg. De
parted: City Of Chester, for Memphis
The river is falling slowly. Weathe
cloudy and cool. The Mary Mcdonald
| for Fort Benton, is hard aground fou
miles below Atchison with a hole in he
hull.
LITTLE Rock, April I2.-Weathe
clear and pleasant. The river is falling
with 10 feet water in the channel out
Arrived: r. G. Gray, from Cincinnati
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-The river ha
fallen 6 inches, with 20 feet in the canal
and Is feet in The chute, with So fee
space under the bridge. Rained from
ten last night until daylight; weathe
alternately clear and cloudy to-day an,
cooler, with a high wind. Bushes
lively. Arrived: Louisville, from Gin
einnati. Departed; Louisville, for New
Orleans.
NASHVILLE, April 15.-The river ha
risen l inch in the last "A hours
Weather fair and clustering.
VIcKsBURG, April I6.-Boats down
John Howard, 8 last night. Boats dow
to-day: Seminole, II m; Richmond,
pm, with an immense trip; she haI
200O tons and over 100 passengers, an
added a great many here. Boats up
Henry s. Turner, 8 pm; Kate Kinney
7 pm. The river Is rising fast. Weathe
warm and cloudy.
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AMUSEMENTS.

TEE CALICO BALL.-We have to call
the attention of our readers TO the fact
that 8 calico ball will come OF at the
Peabody hotel Thursday night, this
week. for the benefit Of the Orphans
Home. The admission, we believe, IL
only one dollar. The liberal proprietors
Of the Peabody hotel have placed their
magnificent saloon at the disposal Of the
ladies for that evening.
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TIE THEATER.-The Boz DetecttVe,
given at this house last night, intro
dueed to a very fair audience the stage
prodigy Of the period, the English boy
trazedian. Percy Roselle. Unfortunate
In the selection of q piece that every
where encounters the sharpest criticism,
the young lad yet rose superior toit, and
therein proved himself all that is claimed
for him by his wsrmest friends-that be
is really a wonder, a marvel, for
his age. His memory Of the part
be has TO perform Is not more
wonderful than his conception of the
characters he is called upon to unfold.
It is not every day that a boy Of fifteen
can be found who can undertake the
task Of ~pOrtraying q character of any
kind. Many there are who can recite,
parrot-like, lines like those in which
sa-Bianca figures as a hero-"The
boy stood on the burning Deck and so
on: but very few who in the delivery can
accompany the words with anything like
appropriate dramatic gesture or grace.
With this reminder of q general deici-
eney before US we a better judge of
the great merit Of a little boy who VEN
lures far away from his mothers lead
ing-strings and from any possible
prompting by the school-master and
holds a mirror up in which we may see
reflected to the life a detective, a sailor,
a newsboy, a fop, q Hudson bOatman
and an old woman-each of them char
aeters far apart in their purpose in life,
their mode Of living, and the ideas which
prompt and which put in action stamp
their individuality. This is what
Percy ROselle does. His read
ing, his stage action and
general department are so far above the
accomplishments of the ordinary run
Of actors that ii staggers belief. Those
only who have seen the little fellow
have any conception of him. He Is a
wonder, and proved himself such last
night, in spite of q piece in which be is
4 tied down to characters that are really
beneath what he can do, and what the
management ought to present him in.
Usually, artists who have made a spe-
clalty Of any character, or line OF
characters, have had an opportu-
nifty Of giving it special study, and
Of drawing somewhat Of inspira-
ton nom the great school Of hui
manity, but here we have q boy whe
from bis age we know must have IL.
nored all these usual channels and
modes, and, indeed, can scarce be cred
tied with anything like careful thought
IN his business, since thought, in the
sense Of study, or Of analysis Of char
acter, Is out OF the question with
one of his age. His great talent must
then be intultive. Il comes tc
him IS conclusions come TO women
they can not tell bow, but they come;
But come as It may and how It may, Il
IS marvellous and wonderful, and Il
worthy OF the attention and patronage
Of the public. He Is pretty well sup
ported by the company, which numbers
Miss Hawthorn, s deserved hyorite
Ia Memphis and It Is a. wei mounted
IS the WORKOUT effects q the theatel
sill permit.
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PERSONAL.

c. BARBouR, Of Chicot county, Is In
the city. He proposes TO attend the Cin-
cinnad Convention Of May.
COLONEL KISLocK FAULKNKn of
Holly Springs, denies the statement go
ing the rounds Of the press, thai be 10
about to take charge Of a new Dsmo
cratic paper.
PERCY R0sElIE, the Boy Detecdve,
Judge james Z. Rucks, Friars Point;
J, p Cocks Chattanooga ColonA Jnp
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RAILROADS..


We see from our exchanges that an
erroneous impression has been made In
regard to the Memphis and Jackson
Railroad Company having made an APP
plication to the County Court Of Shelby
for a county subscription. They did not
make any application to the County
Court, and do not expect TO do 50.
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~ IKE PEOPLE " TENNESSEE; In re
sponse 10 the expression OF & popular ds'
sc, sDH1c4ellF general and lnAASALh y
control nv 4cI3on IA the matter 1 hereby al
uDunce myself q candidate Tor The ONCE q
Judse OF the supreme Court made vacant d
the resignation Vi Eon- 1. Al NeSoA- lie
Lon 1rsl Thursday IN August next
Chattanooga, March II. ls7a mhl2
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BENEFIT FOB THE UsHERs.-Ths two
ushers and the dOorkeeper of the theater
viii have a benefit on Thursday night,
which will be the occasion Of q very full
attendance. Those polite gentlemen are
known to all our theater-going folk, who
will remember them on the night Of the
benefit,
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LAW REPORTS.
supreme Court.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, April 15.-Nicholson's &c
ton heard sixteen cases on the State
docket, leaving twenty-six cases. Dead
erick's section heard Nos. 81 and 80 on
the Memphis Chancery docket, and con-
tinued No. 80 until next term on account
of the absence Of counsel. The State
docket will not occupy longer than We'd
nesday.
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WE are having a great run on our
"Falstaff," and other new brands OF
cigars. Merchants and dealers are in
vited to call and examine. AS We fear
no competition, we take pleasure in ex-
hibiting our goods.
s. KAUFMAN & BRO, Tobacconlsts,
250Main st, under Odd-FelIow-s Hall.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

+ AND-Two hundred and forty acres o.
land. 50 miles north Of Hillsooroi Ala
17ma. and the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Dad. ~ west OF Browns Ferry on b Tennes
&c river, X miles south Of the beginning o.
he Muscles Shoales. The place is situated a.
ne crossing Of two public roads. LoghouSt
Tsather-boarded. with six rooms and brick
.himnevs. a well, LOO acres cleared and "A
ores Of good land well umbered- Price, q
ser acre. VIII exchange for city or suburoal
roperty. Call a. so Main street.
api8 DR. z. A. WHITE.
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THERE are numerous cases OF record
where persons abandoned by their ply
sicians, and exhausted by violent dis
ease, have recovered their tone, mobility
and energy BY q ~persevering use of no
other medicine than Upper Blue Lick
water-the great Alternative and aperi-
ent Of the age. Send for pamphlet.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
WhnIasala Anants.
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o N BOARD.


raATISG A SEWING MACHINE@I VIII
II SCI a CfoVe q Baker Machine IN COCO
11eer. cHRAP, on monthly payments, or VIII
faEe day board for II. Apply ~ SIS Main
e4-se apis
-nooM AND B9ARD-A gentleman and his
II 4vife can be accommodated with board
- 80 dnely furnished room, al lol second
49,. A lev ~day-DOaro6rs can also De &C
--~o5eta6 apl3
nkINATE bOARDISG-A gentleman ano
vile. Or IWOg gentlemen con procure DOefa
9Th mont room, furnished or II
I Drsq6te family, upon most reasonable terms
Iocarion near street railroad ana N N
cDoicesE neighbOTnOod5 references exchanges
aIers@- Z Z. Il, Appeal ONCE
ratg0M AND BOARD-A gentleman and al.
IL a4fe can oe VITA board
-. 40 WIN a dne lront room, furnished o.
~s.lsrunahhsd, ~ - Market street. A lew day'
f~r..C-l4 car also b. accommodated. apA
-IA.Dr.-A lew Gay and logging DoaTd.
Is - wanted " z Monroe street ap5
v44on-BOAkD-F unlisted q unturDizh'
Is "a rooms suitable Tor families ana angie
tl@nan. ii IA Madison street Also, Gay
E.lartars a~DcoElodaea- eN
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FURNlTURE.

We wish TO inform the public that we
are manufacturers Of the above article,
and viii for the next sixty days sell at
factory prices with only freight added.
Gfye US a call.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
302 Main street,
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The patent concrete for Tomb Stones
manufactured by F. NJ. jones' Of hide
pendence, Mississippi, is fast becoming
popular, and Mr.. Jones has all the orders
he can I'LL. 1t can be moulded into any
design. It is durable as marble, and
highly ornamental. Patent rights fol
States and counties for sale. Any in
formation cheerfully given by applying
to this Office, or address F. N. Jones,
independence Mississippi. 1t isa beauti-
full process and the lettering is perfect.
A monument Of this costs one-third OF
marble.
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e. ITEMS.

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
ATTEND Robertson's Business Col
lsge.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three fauluess
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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FRANK TAFT, clerk Of the First Cir
cult Court, is uow authorized 70 receive
State and county taxes due for the year
1870, on all real estate sold TO the Super
intendant of Public Instruction fer use
of common schools, with six per cent.
interest thereon instead of fifty per cent.
as heretofore charged. Delinquents would
do well to redeem before the books are
turned over to the Commission, which
will be done very soon, and suits tnstl-
tuted in chancery to enforce the States
lien under the act recently passed by the
Legislature.
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For SHERIFF-A. P. Curry announces
himself as an Independent candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff for Shell
by county. Election August, 1872. He
respectfully refers to the merchants and
lawyers of Memphis as TO his fitness to
hold the office.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


TOTHE PEOPLE " TENNESSEE In n
L Spouse 70 ue CAL o. many leading eiu1el
o. he state, 1 hereby anuo1ncs M sell a.
cauuldass Tor 5ulgs o. Lus ouprsne CoGT.
made vacant by LIE eLFnA1lo d hon -
il Nelson. ElScGOa nr@ thursday IN Augur'
nuXL ROoEn4 ASF AALANN-
s7..-~asfnu-n TeuueSzee mnZ4
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railroad speeches,

General William Wallace and Major
William J. Sykes will address the eit-
zens Of Bartlett In regard to the Mem
phis and Jackson road on Wednesday
night, the 18th instant.
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no EXCHANGE.

nEsIDENCE-A desira@ city residence.
IL two blocks from Court square, IS Ouereu
b EXCHANGED for q w~eQ-improVed country
lace not more than three miles rom the city.
address, stating location, etc.
apl8 CIVIS, care Ledger once.
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H largely increasing demand for the Sing
er machine Is the strongest proOfSf its superb
ority. Immense numbers have been sold at
the North TO supply the places Of other ma
chimes destroyed. Those who have used
different machines, wheni IN need Of another,
as a general thing ask for the Singer. those
who have used il never want any other. Il Is
the universal faEOrfte. Merriman & WILCOX,
agents, Z3H Main street.
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CHAPPED hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, oringworms, salt-rheum and
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth by using
the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Casewel1
Hazard & Co., New York. For sale by
all druggists.
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CoNNUBIAL Observation-Disclosures tends
more to eonnubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whiteomb's syrup is the great chill
drenis soothing remedy,
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First Ganesry Court-OhaneenOr Nor
gan.
The calendar published Sunday viii
agaiEbe taken up this morning.
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CoLps AND CoUaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at once
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," let the
cold, cough, or irritation Of the throat
be ever so slight.
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
TO the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old stand, 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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ZOE sAIE.

HORsE-A splendid horse. Ladies can drive
Ill him In crowded streets or up 70 the
steam cars. Can be seen to-day before Jones,
CcFsvell& Bonds, Madison street, -nearSecond
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Rsosged on Deposit

DT9G Department.
Collected on Departments drafts sent
@ tnls oWS0 AN $50 "a
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NEARLY every one who has been musically
educated, has a pronounced opinion relative
to the merits Of Pianos. Each person has 8
f~avorite. Wherever the Mathushek Is intro
duced, however, the opinions relative 70 other
maker are very considerably modified. The
Mathushek by its excellent qualities and su-
perior structure, Is producing a decided revo-
luton OF opinion In regard 70 what constt-
tutes q perfect Piano. Merrtman q WILCOX,
agents, 273h Main street.
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IT Is to the interest Of every merchant
to purchase his goods where he can be
suited best. In cigars, smoking and
chewing tobaceoes, we have always
something new to offer, and at prices
that cannot fail to please.
s. KAUFMAN & BRO, Tobacconists,
go Main ST., under Odd-Feltows Hall.
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Our stock Is now completes IN this line,
consisting Of au grades and styles, al
prices that we defy competition. Cal
and examine. No trouble to show goods,
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO,
2e2 Main street.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 2B
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand, HANSON & WALKER.
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REMovAL.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited TO leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishnaent a. 81 Madison street. where
the best cleaning and dyeing Is done In
che ns&r,
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HOOK 3

No. 328 Second street,
Have Just received a lot Of Rustic
(wooden) Window Shades, neat, cheap
and durable.
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FoR RENTO or SIC

nUILDTNG LOTS1on Preston Place, Madi-
ID son street extended, for lease ior ter
ears al low rent. Desirable lots on COuri
rect extended, for sale cheap. Apply TO
ROFSTER, TRELEN co.
mis- DAVID c. PRESTON.
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UNDERTAKEN.
JOHN WALSH,
Nc. 2e1 Second street,
naar Tnfon
DRIVEN WELLs, 815 Second street.

SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, In another column. Il
should be read by all.
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PERSONAL.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES An- emilns INT
e~cknowisdzod pubic bsneiaoue&s Ia
.nalc lrss rsllway 1sunI may % naa ~
f---44D rs Wcr3c lDaluey h4Shes No.
- 1ortas NeIose Ntlaso grounds
1910 uer u3uai KIND srvlc3 u ktttoe
-. - - - Hldesl clculeUon ~ LcS Lo4i
+ane-oay JIG. Dinss ltu lnssens'
y 1900 Llar lis1r sos WILL ~ oiol
ss- ItG.L 10 Nue h1gAezt blldS[ HSPocs
s11fS,
~-[-IlAGE Pnluslug ana TepairnG 0otnei
r-coild aud Oasoso susgt@
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CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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TIE celebrate 0lycerine Cream, a the bet
skiossy. For sale 81 I. & Anls. 81 aaln street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has
the largest assortment Of Magazines,
Pictorials and dailies IN the city.
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FOR RENT.

DoOM-Very desirable roons for rent e
X r~esponSsbie parties, a southern Hotel.
nUOM--EwOlarge Tor rent FURNISHED
IL or u~ufurulsneC, 1Ort families o. single gen
Lelasn. al No. % East Courl street. reference,
required. a lew d~ay-Doarders can DC accOm-
mIniaHel. a. - per month apW
12nIA4LEGES OF RACE COURsE-Dur1ng
the spring Meeting. B1ds 70 be ADDRESSED
- tae secretary ZJeuerson street Inc pf1s'
zee WI bs leI 10 the highest and best Did
DER Temi@Cash Ia adFauce. apE
HQUsE-A new house with SIX rooms.
IL J.E BIGELOA, ~ Main street.
CIORE-HOoM-Ihe stors-r0Om on the cor
- ner 81 Main and Monroe streets, under The
Feabo1y Hotel, fr0ua February st Apply %
&c. BRIEkLEAs
fa3 b Madison street.
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PLUMBING, 815 Second street.

TIE perfection Of pIano-buiIding Is In the
Mathushek. MerrfmRn 3 Wilcox, SCENTS, Z3H
Main STRAIT
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Buy the sSilver Tongue Organ for your
parlor. This instrument, through It's superior
Qualities, bids fair to divide the held with the
street.
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THE ssilvsr Tongue Organs, are indeed
wilcox, agents. NsH Main street.
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Go 10 Joe Locks's for the lateHt publ,
cations.
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JoE LOCKE has received an assert.
ment Of tracing wheels.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and Other liquors st the Bay Hossg'
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or STOLEN.

-1-l,s sofrel URlsi nve years cd
rhf.a Aar q re ielslse1- 49,
ana wlA ~ pAto -
e. AFe 3d.
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THOSE who have been so fortunate as 70 pro-
cure the Mathushek Pianos, express unqua1-
ned approval Of its superior merits. Merr1-
4 Wilcox, agents, 2TSZ Main street.
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Rivers, weather. and Business.

The river here rose thirty-six inches in
the last twenty-four hours and stands
twenty-eight feet five inches above low
water mark. The changes elsewhre are
as follows: at Cairo four inches, Cinein-
natl two inches, Davenport one inch,
Leavenworth one inch, Nashville one
inch, New Orleans four inches, Omaha
six inches, Shreveport eigh inches, St,
Paul eight inches, Vicksburg twenty
four inches. At Louisville It declined
two inches, at Piftsburg nine inches, St.
Louis four inches.
By the above II viii be seen that the
Missouri Is rising slowly. The Ohio,
however, Is falling at Pittsburg and ris-
al points below. The rise In Red Rive
mas been checked and a decline set In.
The Mississippi Is stationery at Quincy
and Keokux. The Arkansas is falling
with twelve feet below Little Rock,
White river has been seven feet to Au-
gusta, and is declining. The weather
yesterday was clear and windy, heavy
gale blowing from northwest. BUsi.
ness on the Levee yesterday was fair
The departing boats to all appearance;
were well patronized, and the arriving
packets had fair nanifests for this point
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VINCENT Borro.-Madame vineent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and cigars-luneh.
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GEORGE r. POWELL is g candidate To-
IT E-ax-Oolector Tor shelby county. Su1ec
tS-ha acnon OF the Democratic convention
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CANTON MATTINGs.

Fresh stock, desirable goods.
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THE " Silver Tongue" Organ Is a most de-
eirable instrument for Sunday Schools. Mer-
rman & Wilcox, agents 2TSH Main street.
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GAS COKE for sale in any quantity, by
GEO. MELLERSH,
IS South Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-16
Total amount N. o. funds reed sll.la Is

Disbursements.
The above-named sum has been dis
bursed as follows.
Pd l4,S35 money orders drn
on this ofics, amOunt-~-S402i6V 50
RENTED &C New York and
Louisville for payment Of
money orders drawn on
the co1ntry---...~...-..... 1880 %
Balance paid mail c~ontrac-
tors, mail messengers q
ONCE expenses, including
serve for that purpose. 4O2l9 o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-16

GAs-Frrrgro, SIS second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-16

Cash RENTED from other ofaces, this
being the Office Of deposit for East
ern Arkansas, North Mississippi,
West Tenn. and Western Kentucky. ziIA
Money Order Department.
Issued frorn April !, 1871, to
March G,lsT2,&29, amounLSl&2D -
Amount u. Q. funds reed on
depostt nom other offices ez7,T94 90