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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24

atlantic, Mississippi ami ohio PGil-
ronh Company.
Charges 10 Proi AMI Loss Account.
Six months ending September go. S1l
:. Amount paid during THIS half year 10 Mr..
i. G. Shields. Of The Richmond wing,
hv direction CT the pr Sidcnt "......... t'IoO
Year ending Sept. mber 30. 672;
- Amount paid during this year To Mr.. j.
Gr e Of The president =. ..o..... 1890
Year ending September 80. 1879:
:. Amount paid during this year 10 Mr. j.
c. Shields, of the Richmond Wing. ny ~
erection OF The president .............. 13'30o
:. Richmond TIIig Observation-Disclosures. l.2.O
Year ending September 80. 1874:
:. Amount paid luril this yea; Ia Alr.J.
G.. shields, OF the Richmond wing, by 1000,
direction OF the president .............. ".oUO
ii.S.0
ADJ: pr.v;ou; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... 32.ipu
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the Senator failing to make them shall De
taken I'd custody by the Eerge ant- at.ArIns
ana led to the bar Of the Senate, and there
be publicly renizaandeas ].
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-24
In my third rcport to the bonuholders or
November %. 1873, [ stated as follows:

1.-THE Richmond IVhi1 newspaper which Is now;
If not entirely owned nj least thoroughly controlled
by General Mahone and which was s!l1.ldizea nur
Ing his Te1iB,e to known amount of 81 7,Z2U from
the earnings of the RAILROAD, devoted It's columns
during The sitting of the court to unceaS1ng ATTACKS
on the proceedings OF the trustees and your repre-
tt,np
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Chapter ITI.
AN ACT to amend the homestead Law, by amend
ing sections 2llOG, 2I14a and u 16d of the re-


ing sections 2ll0a, 2114a and 211o& Of the re-
Vised code.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted 6y the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee, That section 100 of the
stead or real estate In the possession OF or belonging
TO each OF family, and the improvements thereon,
If any, 10 the value Of in all one thousand dollars
shall be exempt from execution or attachment or
owning real estate shall have the right to elect
where the homes stead or said exemption shall be
set apart, living on the same or not
Sec. 2 BE a. Jtrtaer enacted, That section II
of the revised code be so amended a. TO read a
homestead or real estate In the possession OF, or be-
longing to, each head OF a family, and the improve
mentS II thereon, 10 the value OF In all or one
thousand dollars, shall be exempt from sale under
ily and which shall inure % the benefit of his
widow ard chi dren, ana shall be exempt from sale
in ny way at the Instance of any creditor or cred
itors proricd that said real estate may be sold By
relation exists to be evidenced by conveyance duly
executed required by law for married women, and
provided further. that such real estate shall not he
exempt from sale for the payment OF public taxes,
aetion OF debt liability contracted for Its pur
chase or legally incurred for improvements made
thereon
Sec 3. Be Il further enacted, That section 81 @
whenever real estate Of Srch head OF a family Is
levied on by execution or attachment, his or her
homestead shall be set apart In the following man.
ner: The officer executing the writ, shall summon
the parties, and administer 10 them an oath to set
apaIt said homestead out of the real estate levied
on; said fTeeholdeT5 shall examine the premises,
and upon oath set apart said homestead. Including
head of family and set ont In writing the bounda-
rIes thereof and certify that such Is the homestead
set apart by them and deliver the same to debtor
and the remainder only OF such lands so levied on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-23
COTTON.

Yesterdays dispatches quoted the cotton
market IN Liverpool l-l6d ehe'per. In New or,
leans cotton WIS OF lac. In MARKET buyers and
sellers continued apat though sales, through SLIGHT
concessions from the high Views or sellers, we're
larger Quotations We.e nOmtnally unchanged, as
stated below. The New York Bulletin, OF last sat
urdly SAYS: "COntracis have continued to change
hands with considerable freedom ana the business
was good Throughout the day, the market making
stronger turn, The 'buf feeling again predominat-
ing After the opening at q higher range there VIZ
Il temporary failing away or n lev tolntS, but de-
naand soon set I'm aYaiu and brought aleaoton on
values which more Than recovered the early loss, and
the upward tendency was retained during the bal
OF tn day be present statistical position ana
the prospect OF backward arrival OF the next crop
continue TO form the principal source OF contdence,
but bulyaney mas b en Increased by the stronger
tsnor OF the advces received from Liverpool, which
has held up very well on the dispatches at hand
The demand WAS quite general DO Ii from the room
and Ontsid. operators. and many who recently
closed out tus I'm their profits we're again appa-
Tently among the buyers most anxious TO place
fhernseIvea ON the lnrg' side OF cotton"
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sUmMER RESORT,
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TOR certain forms of dyspepsia diseases peculiar
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The summer season of these springs begins June
LIST. Terms, $50 per month Carriages meet visitors
at Forest or Lawyers each four miles from springs,
upon advice of arrival. Accommodation unequaled
Ali the comforts and attractions Skllful resident
PnlCES Wdter--Thirty cents per gallons 81 per
gallon cask; 81 for ten gallons; 81 for 20 gallons
on board cars at Lynchburg, Virginia.
MaSS-Fifty cents and 81 per bottle; 81 90 ana 30
for half dozen-sent postpaid. This mass is the
water solicited, and contains all the curative prop
critics or the water In redubed space.
Pills -Twentyfy cents, SOC and 81 per package,
or 81 %, 81 30 and S5-postpafd. These Pills con.
sist of the mass in sugar coated pill form TO suit
delicate conditions Sample supply sentfree to any
physician desiring TO use 1t in practice. Pamphlet
free upon application This remedy OF nature Is in
dorsed by the medical profession and attested by
sulls tllous IndS of curing the last twenty
seven years. Address
A M DAVIES, PTesi ent of the Company.
7S Main street, LynchbuTg, Virginia.
RouIdtrip tickets from points north and south at
reduced rates.
a-Scld by R. BATTER and S. MANSFIELD,
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closed onIet 111sc for mIddling Sales. 1903 bales
rec sipts, net, 225O bales Stock, l45,Ol9 bales
Sr6e IfverDoOl kilograms yesterday reported cot
ron SJnll and easter; middlng uplands, 614d; Or
leans d 5-I6d Sales, 5000 bales, of which 5000
we're American. Receipts, 10000 bales, 26,500 of
which we're American.
Liverpool arrivals opened partially isd cheaper
tut since partially recovered; April May, 6ls, 1882
Is 3-16d; June-July, 8 1913. 1872, 614d6 1921;
July-August, @ $1,000 9-32d; August-September,
1915, 1872, 62s6IB II -32d; Septem0er-Oct
q l3-32d; 30 pm: September-O October, 63sd. Flu
tues hrmer and more buOyant at previous prices
AT ) O'Clock futures closed steady April May
9 5.16d; July.August, 6l466 1920; August Sep
TENDER, 3 5-10d.
The movements at the ports were reported as fol-
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TRUSTEE SALES.

IWNRURTEE'S SALE.--By virtue of the pow
- ers conferred upon me by two certain deeds in
trust executed to by Phebe A. Rker and Isaac s.
RIker, one of date July 3, 1871 and the other De
cember "a, 1877, and recorded respectively in Deed
Books no. / 49, page II, and No. 12l, page 4O6, OF
the Registers Office of Shelby county, to secure the
payment certain Indebtedness fully set forth IN
said deeds, default having been mace in the terms
thereof, / will. on Tuesday, ADril 20. 1879. at
10 O'Clock am. at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison Streets In Memphis Shelby county, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described real estate situated In shelby
county, near the (ate) city of Memphis te-wit: The
north half or lots L. 2 ana OF Mitehelfs sub
division, of part of lot 30 OF w. Wtlliamss suodiv-
sion: Beginning point 1873 feet east of the east
line of Lauderdale street and 20 feet south of the
center of Broadway street; running thence east
wardly "a feet to avenue and to northeast cor
ner Of lot No. L; thence southwardy with said av-
enue "a feet; thence wesCwardly at right angles TO
said avenue 1874 feet 10 lot No. 5; thence nortnward
ly with line OF said lot No. IA feet to the begin
Ming All right of redemption expressly waived in
said trust deeds. Title believed 10 be good, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
W uonntop Attornav
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STEAMSHIPS.
INMAN LINE

UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL 81 EAMEhs.
80, work to Queenstown & Liverpool
E1eyzy Thursday or Saturday.
City of Berlin, 54ol tons City OF Montreal 449uI1s
CITY of Richmond, 1907 City OF Brussels, 3IaaS
These massnificent steamers are among the strong-
est largest and fastest on the Atlantic, ana nave
eS,ary modern tmpFovement, including hot and colo
water and electric bells in staterooms, IeVoSt h
cEeirs in saloons, bath and smoking roomS, D5rDel
S SIo, S SpS' or to THOS. FISHER,
SO" NA' Rmmet Bank, Memphis
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FOR SALE.
Toxe SALE

WYE will sell, at public auction, to the highest
w bidder, ON saturday, APRIL go, 1879,
the lot Mt the corner of ST. Paul and Lauderdale
Streets in the city of Memphis. with the improve
ments thereon, consisting of a frame residence ana
The said 10. fronts 81 feet on Lau-
SeraIe street and runs back 200 feet St. Paul ST.
Terms OF Sale-One half cash; balance In SIX
months with interest; the purchaser TO give note
Win anproyed security and lien retained. sale at
ID O'Clock m, at the corner OF Main and Madison
streets Ia Memphis. , g. co
Finiay & Peters. Attorneys.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Cnancery SAFE vi IGodl GstdtOe
No. 252I-Chancery Court OF Shelby eounty-John
c. Lanier VS.. Gayoso Savings Institution ct al
DY virtue of an interlOcutory decree for SALE en-
uaTy, 1879, viii sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in FRONT Of the Clerk and Masters
office. Courthouse Building, Main street, Memphis,
saturday, May IL, 1879,
within legal hours, the following described property
No ii, composed Of lots 1, 2, 3, and 5, fronting
so and ~ feet on Post avenue; and lots g. z, 9, 8
and running I'M mEg6 back in IN depta i5c feet
Also, block No. IA composed of lots !, 2; 3. 4 and
rontIng on Pine avenue each so ana ~ feet by $50
feet in depth and being between oyerton and Vance
part part Of the Lanisr HOmePiaee. 90
Terms of sale6cash This his April IT, lS Ma.,er
Estes & Elliott L. Leatherman, ct al, Solicitors.
Chancery Sale OF Real Estate.
No. 2772- Chancery Court of Shelby county-Allen
Hill ct al. VS.. Robert Henderson ct al.
PY virtue OF an 1nterlecutor! decree Iof s4lS e e
D tered In the above cause on the 2lst day Oh
June, 1873, and renewed, etc. December 4, 1878,
and renewed March "a b 1S IN VIZ se a s Pe
and Masters office, Courthouse Bun Ing, Memphis
ienneSSG saturday, April &c. 1870,
within legal hours, the following described property
siTa1ed In she ec e S@ nv Lace west line al the
southwest corner Of the 50-acre tract purchased by
MI Lacey from H; thence west dS en oahvs s
corner of said 50-acre tract; thence soutn degree
east 81 chains so links to stake (Ayerys southeaSi
corner1: thence west chains to stake with Tedoak
and two poplar pointers Charles Dayiss east line
snI coIneTing with Avery, being his southwest COZ
I 90 .hence south degree east "a chains ana ~
isoEs Ia e. FarleJ's northwest corner. on Charles
Ra1Ss eSEt line; thence east 1S chains 80 INKS .
Iiien TiIPs southwest corner on Z. FaTley,s norm
line. thencs non, degree west with said h1lls ives
line IN Chains 20 lEcs to said Hlls northwest cor
naE. tSence EAST 3 eheins II links to a rock on
Wiii,s north line the southwest corner OF the Lace
hact: thence north cegrse He~~ 70 cnalns 10 ln'
heVinning containing 50 acres. 49,, - -.
GERMS Of Sale-One fourth cash; balance y ~.
and eighteen months; purchaser TO give notes VIII
2n1royed security beaIing interest from DATE eI
| T-.ained on the land to further secure puicnas
il HSney EQUITY of redemption barred
| qYlis April 2, 1879. 90, r,o.,, and Master
1 u,ssas h Poston Solicitors for complainants.
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DRY GOODS.

UT TELEGkAPH.I
NEW YORK. April 22.-Cctton goods continue
In steady demand and very firm, and more makes
Of brown and bleached coltons are advanced by
az nts- Prints In steady request and firm. Oriental
fancy prints advanced TO &C. GlDghams and dless
goods in mOde ate demand. overcoattngs and
h avy fancy cassmeres sought for by the cloth
mo
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DRAWING.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TOWN
A FORTUNE. FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
LASS T. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. MAY
Is, IS79-1O8th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
atre of the State for Educational and ChtI1ta-
e purposes in 1868, for the term Of T1ce''ts ire
RS 70 which contract the inviolable faith OF the
1et. Is pledged with a capital of $1,O00,O0O
StatS IN il has since added reserve fund OF S36u
ooN VIII q Grand single Number D1sCr1.
UOO., H. xiii take place menthly on the second
n nnI Z seueS scales postposaes. Look at the
following Dis N1 PfTHL PRIZE, $4,000.
,ooooo ,rTSp ETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
IUO'UOQ TH NCKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
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Total receipts at all United States ports, 4,266.-
AS; same date 1878, 4 037,24S; same date, 1877,
1886, S31. Increase OF receipts at United states
ports this year 229,1g7 bales. Total stock at all
PORTS All $50 bales, against 463,bl4 bales same
time the year before; In 1877, 5S3, 1887.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-23

1897 Prizes, amounting to. -SSllO,4OO
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, TO whom a liberal compensation
will be paid.
to the Home office in New Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, Tor furtnef 81
formation or send orders TO II. a. DAURltlN,
p. %. BOX 69Z, New Orleans. La, or IL NO.
q West Court street. Memphis. Tennessee.
AL our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are ttE7t1a
he SzfJergsao1l and management of GENERALS u.
II BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A EARLY
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INSURANCE.
The MISUNDERSTANDING Fire.

The Hamburg agdeburg Fire.
TIME above named company, of Hamburg, Ger
i many, began business in the Eastern and west
ern Departments U. s. A., in September, 1873, ana
since that time has received in premiums S143,O0O
Tine company has paid up capital amounting o 70
S625,OOO. and assets $4,000; total, $500, OOO.
It's deposit in the State of New York Is SS2O,UQO:
Its risks in this country Will be protected by the OLD
Magdeburg Fire Insurance Company, whose income
during the year 1878 amounted to over S6,OOO,OOO;
also, by the Magdeburg Re Insurance Company and
the Magdeburg General Insurance Company. The
combined assets of the three companies last-named
amount to S15,532, 563. This protection is In ad.
dton to that furnished by the capital and assets OF
the Ham burg Megdeburg. This fact when gener-
ally known, cannot fail TO attract to the company
liberal share of patronage in America. The com
pany Will issue policies of insurance on all classes
of insurable property.
- STURM L HIRSCB, Agents,
No. 2q1 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The tone OF the future market was as follows: AT
1910 sfeadieT l;t Irregular go, nrm; 2 81,
steady; 80, quiet and steady; 245, steady; 3:I7,
firm. Sales 1i3 900 bales.
The New Orleans market opened irregular ana
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Chnuter I50.

Hawkins and Sullivan counties.
ae e31 tro ,S ton tn f the cb
ney-Top mountain to the mouth OF the north FORK
obliterated, so that the same is about to become
source of much litigation between the citizens own
SECrIoN l. Be it enacted 6y ne General assembly
Of State Of Tennessee. That the county surveyors
with David SEWER, OF sullivan county, and j. E
Denning, Esq. of Hawkins county, are hereby ap,
county lines between the top of said Chimney Top
mountain and the mouth Of the north fork OF Hol-
Sec. 2. Be IL further ea4cted, That said commits
sioners shall emp oy two chanbeares who, together
with said commiSs oners, shall take an oath before
justice of the peace OF eitherSutvan
.nei W" fatfIV and 1mnaray said
commits soners shall perform the duty herein des1g-
mated within six months after the passage Of this
act, and shall make two pats OF survey, and accom-
pany them with such report as they deem necessary
TO explain the survey; that they shall remark said
line on such standing timber, Ell her fore and aft
marks or sdsline5, as they may deem necessary, to
enable said line TO be plainly and July knoWni said
| plats OF survey shall be by said commissioners
signed, and copy fed in the registers ofices or
said Sullivan and Hawkins counties. which shall be
reg stored by the respective registers Of said eoun-
ties said Ttgsters tees to be paid by Inc respective
See, g. BE Il further enacted, That said commits
sOners shall be paid for their services two dollars
PER day, for each day employ ed In and about said
| BUSINESS and that the chan-be be paid two
dollars per day; that the counties OF sullivan and
that the County Courts of Sullivan and Hawkns
counties shall, at the first quarterly term after the
shall be evidenced by fiing the plat as required in
the second section of this act in the registers Office
| of said counties, make an order on the trustee of
the respective countless to pay said commission ers
| and chatn-beaTer5 the amounts so found Dy said
| courts to be due them respectively.
That this act take effect from and after Its passage
the public welfare requiring il.
Passed March %, 1879, q. P. FOWLKES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
j. r. NEAL,
| Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved March 20, 1870
| ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor.
Charles N. Gibbs, Secretary Of State of the State
OF Tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
OF an act of the General Assembly of the State ci
Tennessee the original of which is on file In my
office. CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
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PUBLIC LAWS--BY AUTHORITY.
Chapter I40.

Chapter 14O.
AN ACT to enlarge the boundaries of the town of
Edgefeld, Tennessee.
SECTION |. BE it enacted 0y the General Assembly
of the State Of Tennessee, That the boundaries OF
the town OF Edgtfi field be so enlarged as to run as
folloHs Beginning at the corporation line corner OF
Barry street and LiSkey running thence with
Llskey avenue TO Bryant 5 avenue; thence with Bry-
ants avenue to Meridian street; thence With said
Meridian street 10 the present corporation line cor
OF Meridian and Barry streets except the lands
OF John NJ. MFurIien. on which he resides.
Sec. q Be IL further enacted, That this act take
effect ftom and after its passage the public welfare
requiring 1t.
Passed March ~, 1879. II. P. FOWLKE5,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
j. r. NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March %, 1879.
- ALBERT S. MARKS, Governor.
l. Charles N Gibbs Secretary OF State OF the State
of tennessee certify that the above is correct copy
of an act of the General Assembly OF the State Of
Tennessee, the original of which Is on file in ny
Office. CHAS. N. GIBBS, Secretary Of State.
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The following are the New YORK spot quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, 49, &c; good ordinary,
10 ll-l1c; low middling 3 l6c; middling lllse;
gOOi midding. li4sc; middllng fair. l2S4c. At
1924, weak aud nominal; I2:45. quiet; 2:l5 ire
Rular 3, Irregular. sales, 1902 bales. Contracts,
900 bales. stock, lS6,5S2 bales.
The following Is the latest New York telegram OF
futures:
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ChaDter 200.
AN ACT to amend section 3S1 OF the Revised Code
of Tennessee, and make uniform the rules of evil
In certain


AN ACT to amend section 38l 3 Of the Revised Code
of Tennessee, and make uniform the rules of evil
dence In certain cases.
Of the State Of Tennessee That section 80 3, subsec-
ton &, Of the Thompson and Steger edition OF the
Code be and the same Is hereby SO amended as to
read: In all civil actions In the courts OF this State
person shall be incompetent to testify because he
nor because of the disabilities of coYerure but ali
persons, including husband and wife, shall be COM
petent Witnesses provided that neither husband or
wife shall testify to any matter that occurred be-
tween them by virtue or in consequence OF the mar
Sec 2. BE IL further enacted. That 1t shall not be
lawful for any patty to any aeo4 suit OF Processing
action conversation with, statement by. any
opposite party In interest If the opposite is ncaps
docy or lunacy OF sanity unless called By the op
poste side, and then IN the discretion OF the court
that all laws parts OF laws coming IN conflict with
the provisions of the first and second sections of this
act be and the same are hereby repealed that this
act take effect from and after Its passage, the public
welfare requiring it. I.s-. ---
Passed March 81, 1879. H, P FowLKRs
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
JR- NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate.
1'Dpi''eN - Albert s. MARKS, Governor
Charles N. Gibbs Secretary of State of the State
of Tennessee, certify that the above is a coTrec,
copy of Act of the General Assembly of ths State
OF Tennessee. the original OF which Is on file in
office. CHAS. n. GIBBS. Secretary of State.
Chapter 2OI.
AN ACT to authorize an appointment of notary
Court of Davidson.
SRCTION l. Be 10 enacted by the General ASSenabI,
or the State Of Tennessee That the quarterly count!
court of Davidson county, at the next ApI term, Ii
authorized TO elect notary public for the town
Goodlettsville, Davidson county, who shall hold hi
Office for four years. and until his successor Is elected
and qualified, and have ana exercise the same DOW
and duties other notares public In this State
Passed March u, 1879. j. B. NEAL,
Speaker of the Senate
h. p. FOWLKES,
| Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
| Approved March 81, 1879.
| ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor
/, Charles N Gibbs, Secretary State OF the Stat
of Tennessee, certify that the above is correct cop
Of an act Of the General Assembly of the State o
| Tennessee, the original of which is file in m
office. CHAS. n. GIBBS, Secretary OF State.
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RIVER NEWS.
RIunr ana Weather,

The table and dispatches below give fiji
eial Information concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, 81. s. A.
April 1870. {