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Mumt llals,ead has accepted the gage
Of battle thrown TO him by the Republi.
can Senators who voted against his conlr- |
nation and Is waging a relentless war;
Edi,orially he has been ably defended 10y
Deacon Smith. who has not hcsi,ated 10
repeat the charges made by llalstcad
when Senator Payne took his seat and
upon which he challenged investigation.
And Gen. Boynion. the Washington CORE.
spondent Of The COMMERCIAL Gdsoitc,
gentleman whose character for truth aud
yeraciiy Is admitted by men Of all sections
aud parties, has emphasized this by re-
viving something Of the history OF
each Senator, something that should,
II proven, conslgn each Of them
10 private life forever. lie begins with
Eyaris, Of New York, "sincc his standing
Il Of certain sort supposed by the unin.
formed Of the country 10 rank somewhat
higher than such men M Teller, Plumb
and Cullom." lie chamctcrizes EvarIs as
a soldier OF fortune, and the greatest fail
ure In the Senate. lie charges him with
defending President johnson during tho
impeachment trial In order 10 secure tho
Atiorncy-Gcncralship rs a reward, and
that while the Tilden.llaycs claim 10 the
Presidency was still a mcrc question Of
controversy be held himself alooi. ready
for service on either side. and at last took
service for Hayes, In reward for which he
was made Secretary Of State. and 'prosli.
tutcd that position In iurlhorancc Of the
interests Of friends who had railroad land
grants In Mexico" Eyaris thus disposed
Of. Gen. Boynion takes mp the case
Of Plumb, "a TO whom he copies
from the archives Of the War Department
the history Of the robbery and attempted
murder Of Union man Of property nj
Independence, Mo-, during the war, anC
tho report Of Judge Advocate. GENERA
Holt recommending the communicating nj
n participant In the transaction Of Mai
Plumb, then Of the Eleventh Kansas In
ianlry aud a provost officer In the Unite,
States army, now Of tho United State
Senate. Commenting on this Deacon
Smith suggested that Il There Is any lin,
shade Of difference between the acts NJ
forth In the above record and highway
robbery or the work Of road agents !
would be interesting aud profitable 4
have the great bmin.splitling oons,itu
tional lawyer, Mr.. Eyars, address IN
Senate on the opposition" OF senator Cullou
Gen. Boynlon merely points out TIA
be Is weak aud yascillating aud has M
the strength Of character 10 stand by hi
convictions, rs he lrst voted against con
firnation, but fearing the storm that
fast increasing TO the strength Of burr
cane he deserted hs colleagues and vote
for confirmation. AZ TO ingalls,, Of Kar
sas. Boynlon says that ho "has been IA
der the cloud Of an election tainted b
bribery aud corruption" and ns to Iellc
Of Colorado, lac says "ho had not been
Senator but two days after lao left the IL
terror Department until he was anuigne
for most unusual and remarkably acli,
work during the last days and nights an
tho Sunday preceding his leaving N
Department preparing. signing al
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withouthis help The APPEAL hopes Judge
DuBose will order such an investigation
and without delay.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION

AUSTIN, Tex, April 3.--Another bill OF interest
10 the business public, signed today by the Gov
ernor Is an act requiring all foreign corporations,
embracing corporations Of the sister States and OF
any free city or municipality engaging in business
or soliciting trade in Texas, whether having an
agency established here or not, TO flo copies oil
their charters In the Office Of the Secretary OF State
and procure permits. The bill provides for
schedule OF fees TO be charged such companies va
rying from SO TO 500, according to the capital
stock of the company. Failure to procure tho per
nit may be pleaded In abatement to nnysuit The
bin does not apply 10 railroads or insurance com
panies Foreign companies doing business In
Texas have four monthsirom the date the act takes
effect to comply with the turns thereof and procure
permits, which arc good for ten years. The bill re-
peals the net OF last session on tho same subject
emitting the unconstitutional feature OF that act.
This from The Dallas Neps proves that
the majority in both houses OF the Texas
Legislature are protectonists OF the mar
rowest order. No well grounded Jeiier-
sonian Democrat would give his consent
TO the bill thus described 1t Is more
searching and restrictive than the drum
mers bill which the United State Supreme
Court not long ago declared demonstrations
al. tits Of thesame order and TO some extent
OF the same tenor and II II Is contested, as
contested II should be, Il will also, we pre-
dict, be declared unconstitutional. Trade
should DO free. The Supreme Court in
the drummer suits declared that between
the States 1t must be, yet here ID
Texas setting itself above that de-
cision and lovying tax on drum
mer and in addition TO all other
taxes, levying special tax Of from s25
to 5000 on every foreign company engag'
ing in business, including corporations o
sister States. But besides being protective
in the worst sense, this bill is also partial
in that 1t does not apply to railroads oil
insurance companies. This brings it within
the limit Of class legislation, and on that
account alone the Supreme Court OF Texas
should declare il null and void. Nothing
moro clearly than this proves the narrow
ness and injustice OF protection.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
FAST TIME THE RULE NOW AT THE
RACE TRACK.
Trainers Getting Cautious and Reticent
AS to the Work Done-Good Day For
Favorltes at New Orleans Yesterday
The Ball Team Begins Practice.

Fast work is the order Of the day now at
Montgomery Park and great care Is taken
to keep the result OF performances quiet
Spokane made mile yesterday in 140N
the best achievement of the season at the
Memphis track, and did II easily. He is
improving every day and fully iustifes the
good opinion of local touts
The program for the spring meeting, a
neatly printed volume, was distributed yes
terday. The APPEAL discounted its appear
ance Sunday morning by publishing It's con-
tents in full, except stake entries which had
already appeared in these columns. The
following standard scale of weight for age
will govern during the meeting when not
otherwise specified in the conditions Of q
raee.
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"THr utter nonsense Of this protection
plan" says The Mobile Rcgisicr, Consists In
the case with which the iron and coal
men Of the South can bc convinced that
protection Is no, needed by them. pco.
pie who can make iron already Tor less
than Il can be made in England, aud who
have the advantage In their favor Of the
cost OF transportation across the ocean,
and from the scaboard by railroad, are In
no danger from FREQ trade. Il Is a truth,
Ms every homes, man must admit, that
Alabama can compete with the world In
making iron. She needs no protection to
increase the price Of labor"
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IT ls conceded on all hands, in London,
that Sir Charles Russell's speech in the
Parnell case, no far as no has gone in II, Is
the greatest forensic effort on record. One
enthusiastic writer declares that II has
Gifted him into position where the back.
ground Of the bar is fairly lost TO sight.
No otherlawyor in England is thought Of
Tor purposes Of comparison when men
speak Of this great speech. There is no
other lawyer whom one can i'm
aginc rs in any way able TO approach,
much less rival, tho broad, elevated, noble
aud comprehensive manner in which Sir
Charles Russell has developed lrcland's
historical answer to her caluminalors. Ills
survey OF the broader political aspects Of
the case is now practically completed, aud
next week he will deal extensively with
the evidence submitted by The 7mos "
And the special from which we get this,
concludes that ",hcro Is no longer any
doubt that what Is left Of The Times casc
after piggotts collapse will DO utterly
smashed"
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DUTIES OF THE christian.
Discourse OF the Rev. Father splinter at
st. petora Last Night.

Discourse OF tho hoN. Father splinter at
g. Petors Last Night.
The Rev. Father splinter must have been
pleased rs he mounted the pulpit In St.
Peters church last night aud viewed the
vast audience that had assembled 20 hear his
sermon on The Rosary" lie fully sus.
taincd the many complimentary illusions
which have been made Of bis pulpit powers,
and proved beyond doubt that he Is one Of
the most brilliant aud polished pulpit ora.
tors In the Catholic Church. lie had chosen
a beautiful theme, he delivered most cdl
Tying discourse.
The hrtduiy Of the Christian he said, Is
20 think of God. The mind l. a great driy.
ing wheel always IN scarh 81 something.
always ON the alert, always thinking To
exist you must think 1T IL necessary for
the body To breath In order 10 live nece..
nary for the soul 10 think in order Ia live A
supernatural liic' says st. GREGORY.
The unlcttercd man Of toll willing
only 20 satisfy his lust Tor gold will do any.
thing to satisfy his appetite Tor gain. The
rcd-hahded murdtrrr plots aud plans the
commission Of his deeds In u way best
suited tO his revenge. No one lives who
does not plan aud reason aud think. And
Y Is thought inspired by saying the rosary.
that makes II the grnudcst medium III
prayer. II brings into play the mind and
places the soul at the foot ~ the throno IN
prayer II Is all absorbing Like the student
OF anatomy who searches out every fiber
every vein, every muscle, every bone. Tho
rosary contains all the gospel. and M
NrFory calls u IAN ahriagcmcnt of the
b'oie ArVhimcdos said II ho were given a
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Tue National Educational Association
will hold is next session In Nashville, In
July, and II is predicted will be the most
interesting session Of one OF the most use.
ful organizations in tho country. It goes
without saying that Memphis will DO we'll
represented on the occasion, and II Is TO
be hoped will make her voice heard on
the side Of more public schools aud a
longer term per year.
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Zoo, BsII snd Lawn TENNIS.

The spring game Of baseball will not DO
played for the benefit Of the orphans by the
Cotton aud Merchants Exchanges, but foot
ball will be substituted. the game TO be gov.
cned accoring to the oxford rules. In ad-
dition the young ladies Of the city will be
invited 10 play a game Of lawn tennis. The
Cotton Exchange boys are now preparing
their challenge to the young men Of the
Merchants Exchange. and the latter are
eager for the fray. II will be a most at
trartiye entertainment, and will draw big
audience TO the grounds. The day and the
place Of meeting have not yet been selected,
but will DO arranged at conference OF the
athletes Of the two exchanges Ia few days.
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A BAD BREAK.
con,inasd Prom Prs, Page.

time ago that would veto this bill II IL
were passed. aud they see that have kept
my word. ] prepared my veto deliberately.
aud can go beiore my party aud the people
and sustain my position. aud know I can
satisfy my party that have done right"
All except n few members have gone home.
The Maxwell aud Capitol are deserted.
Tho only bills relating b. Shelby County
that dicaro the Mechanics Bank bill and the
bill TO allow cases 10 be appealed from jus.
tice 10 the Probate Court.
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WAR Mr. MADDEN says In his inter.
Wow with our reporter in regard 10 tho
salimarsh deialca,ion will not increase his
popularity with the people. lilo talks
shamblingly aud ramblingly, and does not
seem to realize the enormity Of the ofTcnsc
that has been committed. But perhaps
salimanh snot the only one TO blame.
II may bc that careful investigation by
the Grand Jury, with saltmarsh's assist
ancc, would reveal wilder aud wider
degree Of mismanagcmenL But with or
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

TINS Dallas Ncr,, In the heading over
In special from Austin, dated the 81 inst =,
charactcrizes the recent legislation in 70.
gard to the ex.Conicderalo soldiers as a
portrayal Of the ingratitudo Of Rcpub-
lies, and says "Tho State gives them
land certificates, but the House refuses to
let them locate them that COW barons
may gobblc up the land"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

Pursnuno, Pa, April s.-Thc score Of the
international six days go-as-youplcasc con-
test at midnight was Hcgclman l2O miles,
Conncr i23 Day 100, Cartwright III, Will
Jams los. Mcssicr ~, Adams l0i, Golden
loo, Norcmac i0i, IIoran 100 1ockum 100
Sicbcrt 100, Nolan rs. Dillon u, Largcn 100,
Englcdrum 10, brown 20, Mackic ", Taylor
81 Turner II, lilly 80.
Little Conners IA IN good shape, ~ are also
Cartwright, Day and Golden. The attend
ance Is very large aud Manager Davis states
that the receipts for the irst twcnty-iour
hours will reach $1,000.
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TuE Mobile Register regards the proposed
conference Of old line Wings, at Chat.
tanoogn, as an absurd movement from
every point OF view. In the first place,
there are no old line Wings TO respond to
the invitation, which has only the asscn.
dcncy Of the Republican party in view,
aud the negroes not being invited TO share
in u, will not vote Tor the men IL may put
forward at election times, the time when
the practical test Is to be made.
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The state supreme Court.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
Jackson. Tenn, April s.-The Supreme
Court disposed Of the following cases today;
Under Adyiscmont-M. q. Moore vs. Sam
Tate; 7. NJ. Patterson W. Lille trieste; Glenn
4 Sons vs. Southern Express Company.
Afllrmcd-John =. Randlc vs. en-. Ashby.
Court adjourned pending the hearing Of
Boyd a Sons w. Walsh a Bro. The court
win finish the law docket tomorrow morn.
ing between 10 and II o'clock am, and viii
then take up the equity docket Nc " IL
the iirt chanccry case that will be ~ -
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Tho Hall Team nc work.

The Memphis baseball club began prnc.
ticing yesterday at 10 o'clock am. and will
soon be In trim for business, but owing
to some misunderstanding the boys were not
on hand at ? o'clock pm. yesterday rs they
we're announced 20 be. The baseball ro-
porter Of TnE ArrrAf, In company with q
hundred other admirers Of the game, waited
for them until o'clock pm, but they failed
TO show up. They will doubtless DO moro
nuuetuai la futurp
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pers Ferry, W. Va, contained s2i8 and was
addressed TO the United States Treasury.
After removing $40 Darby was about 10 re-
seal II. He is an old employee, having en-
tered the Office as a carrier in 1880. He was
taken before United States Commissioner
Samuel c. Mills and held in the sum OF
5000 to await examination tomorrow.
When arrested he had 1862 on his person,
which, 1t is thought was taken from other
registered letters.
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CIIANCERY SALE
OF -
REAL ESTATE.

10 6sN Rim the Chanccry couf, 81 Shelby
C0nniy SLATE q Tennessee 70 W. J. smith 20 NJ
ny virtue Of an intsrlooutory decree iof taie. on
Tered IN The above cause TIE 4lst dayol January
isl1. n hCA plEe -, ! will ali. NJ public auc
ton 10 the hl- nest bidder. IN ffnnt u me Ciefg
aud Masters Office, At TIE Main finci entrance ~
uesce, on
Saturday. 18th Day Of April. 1880.
within legal hour, tho following described prop
efty, situated IA hemphla shelby county. Tenn.
Lots block ~ fronting 2lrso feet ON The north
side 81 south street Memphia between fernando
nud nelot1 streets fQld the properly VI q nrCn.
nef. W l. Bryant ani Emma rariin.
lot W Hook o. inuuuna 2oKlul icft on the
south iide u 0aypso street. between nesoio street
and the bayou. cold AZ the property Of MARI Leon
Lota block s. fronting cox1o Zee, on tho wcs,
side Of lhottsf sirceI told the properly Oi jOA
Nltrhsil, A. frieisnh~g aud W, l. Vance.
Lots block ~ fronting foK60 feet on The west
,ds y Censey street sold a. the property Of Ihos
LOS a. n and q. IN block p. fronting each
DNi1 ig-t On the north side OF Jackson street.
Iesh wsre ssld ss,he property Of u. H. brewster
Ioia. in blood !. fronting 70 feet By i2l feet on
The cotneI o. lyYadwsy sud Wright avenue. cold ~
the properly ~ lanes Dryer.
i.et y, block Z. fronting lixi0o feet on the cast
side 81 Nashipgi2h street Tgnth Ward sold o. the
property Of g. frisdbefs, Z. woftum aud ,. Y
lot "a. block I. ironllne qsaco Zee, on water
.lT,sl isalh wsrl ,sld q he property d Mn 9
V. berlin aud W. l. Marsh
lot IA block = fronting 2sKioo feet on west side
OF y. AnivNa = y Andrews. flen N. iiorgan
and William Hofpan.
10, " block TO- fronting SriN icei on north
saiiie " Hunt.
Terms " sAls-on credit e III months. note
tearing ipsresi With - ur1 required. lien 10
iained. REDEEM ptlon bArrVd
This I'D daY OF March issa
~ D MciiENRf, CLERK and Master
T. II, aud Y. W. ncl-kcil. solicllon
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River TeIenratn..

viCKHnuRG. Miss. April 0-RiycI
Passed down. City Of New orleans
LOUISVILLE Ky. April G-Rlvcr rising riti
rect iuchcs on the falls and feet n iuCt g in
the oanal Weather clear and pleasant
CINCINNATI. o., April b--Kivcf q icct inches
and stationary. Weather clear Thermometer
81. Arrived Golden Rule. New Orleans
~. LOUIS No, April S-Riycr falling Gauge
mark 1915. n decline ~ ~ inches In the past q
hour. Weather cloudy and raining. Departed.
city Of CairD. Nairhcz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-09

Gov. TAYLoR's veto Of the Moody peni-
Tertiary bill has created widespread dis
satisfaction, and majority Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature are bitter in their
denunciaton Of his course. His expana-
ton Of II is very lame, II proves him TO
be inconsistent as well as ncoherent, and
his denunciation Of Senator Moody
is discreditable and disgraceiul 10
the chief magistrate Of the State.
II anything was was wanting to prove his
unflness for position which he should
never have been nominated for the inter
view with him by our Nashville corro-
spondent, which We publish in another
column, ought TO satisfy the most doubt
ing. '"Tho veto" says Senator Myers, the
author Of the bill leasing the penitentiary,
which passed some weeks ago, "thC
veto Is stab at the vitals OF the
Democratic party. l went TO the Gov
crnor and urged him not TO veto the bill,
as we had promised this legislation TO the
party rs the FIRST step toward the abol-
itlon Of the lease system. argued with
him, but in vain." Tho Governor, in his
ogotism, had SGT himself up in opposition
to majority Of both Houses and he
would not rcccde from "my policy"
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Chancery Sale
or
REAL ESTATE.

IL No a7ti-Chenecry Court Of Shelby county--
y n brury 81 al, w. J. A. Ia Forpe ct al
~ vinue Of IN inieriocutory decree for sale en-.
tend In The above cause on the "a day Of Deems
Der ss, N u g. Page %, will fell al public auc-
ZION 10 ~, highest bidder IN frunt Of the Clerr and
Masters ono, az the Main street entrance Of the
Counhouto Of shelby county. Memphis. Icnnes.
zee, on
Saturday, April 20. 1880.
within legal houu. the iollosinz described pron-
towlt!
A two.thris % undivided interest IN psrt Of 10,
ionr hundfcd aud seventy seven tti5, fronting atty
No fcet on the south sds Of Adams street In Meni,
phlS and running back south between the lots and
premises Of the late Lewis Amia and John d. ~.
Hct, o. his wiifi QUE hundred and lortyelrht aud
one hall utsifl feet 10 an flicy
Alt0 Ike undivided two. thirds 90 Interest in
the lot neHt eti OF the lot shove DESERVED having
ahont on Adams street 81 thirty (aOl feet, and nm
Mug back south ono hundred and forty elght aud
onehalI tltsNl icgt 20 an alley.
Terms Of taie-On credit 81 seven an months
lion barred.
Ibis 20th day Of March isso
v y McilENRY, CLERK aud Master
1ou. Solicitors
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DISTANCE.
Age
Thrce-quarters Of a mile

In races OF intermediate lengths, the
weights for the shorter distance are 10 be
carried.
In races exclusively for two year olds 1lS
pounds shall be carried.
In races exclusively for three year olds, or
four year olds, 100 pounds shall be carried.
No conditions interposing, iillies two years
old and geldings OF all ages allowed three
pounds. Mares three years old and upward
allowed five pounds before September and
three pounds aftorward.
In heat races five pounds allowed from
regular scale Of weights.
Light weller weights are twcnty-cight
pounds added 10 weight for age.
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THE WEATHER.


r WARRINGTON, April ;, 1883.
For Arkansas preceded by light rain In
northern portions stationary temperature followed
Tuesday by cooler weather. variable winds.
For Tennessee and Kentucky-fairi slightly
warmer; stationary temperature In Western por'
tions Of Tennessee aud Kentucky; variable winds
becoming easterly.
For Mssissippi-Fair stationary temperature;
,outherlv winds
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AIIAmcrlrn rhIcnro O.

BROOKLYN, n. Y.,Aprll s-Thc ball players
lately returned from abroad played In
Brooklyn today vita the following results:
All Americas :. Chicago q. Batteries
llcaly and Earle, Baldwin aud Arson. Base
hiis-All Americans 8, Chicago7. Errors
snysn zach
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Races nj New orleans Yesterday.

Nrw ORLEANS, La, April s-The spring
meeting OF the Louisiana Jockey Club
opened brilliantly today. The weather was
able and the track fast.
First Race Half mile. Jimmie won,
Rusk second, syntax third. Time-O:5Ok.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Roy Dor
won, Cora l. second, Tudor third. Time
1910.
Third Race-Mile Hornpipc won. Hope
dale second, Maid Of Orleans third. Time
l.lI.
Fourth Racc-sevcn furlongs. Castawny
won, Bob Forsytho second, Allaherne third
Timc-l:30H.
NEW ORLEANS SPRING MEETING.
The following entries and weights for New
Orleans races were posted ut Powers 4 Co.'S
Turf Exchange last night;
First Racc-Three-eighths Of a mile for two year
ods Lady blackburn. iO5. Utah, 10. Hopeful. no.
watterson, no Armour, 10. Wrestler, no. Onsrad'
second Rnce--l.os Webster. ". Electricity 9s;
Regardless iOJ; Lucy Howard, 100. stuart, los;
Countess, 40.
Third Race-one mile handicap John Daily,
100 Prnbus iO0 Jim Williams 100. California, 100.
pcll Nell, los. Lori Grosycnor ~ Montpelier, 10
Fourth Race-Huntbournc stakes. half mile.
Miss Gibson, no. Nellic Williams. ITO. Pinkie r.,
no. Hildcgnnic, 10. FAIRY Queen, no, Gwcndo'
line. no, NoKubcC 10.
PROBABLE WINNERS At NEW ORLEANS To-
DAY.
First Racc-Wattcrson FIRST, Wrestler sec
ond.
Second Race-Lucy Howard FIRST Los
Webster second.
Third Race-Caliiornia first Lord Gros.
vonOr second.
Fourth Race-Millie Williams first, Hide
pardc secoud
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ue,eoroIoricnI Rcport.

WAR DrrARTMEST U. 8 SIGNAL SERVICE
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April g. 1852.
10Th Mcr. Time bar: Temp nun;
o,'e.,, y,
kp.m.......,,....-..,.... o1lio % OF
Maximum temperature, 1872 minimum, tempera-
turc. 47o; rainfall 600 Riyerat bpm, l6i ieet
change in twentyiour hours, 900.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
ro ooNrRpuToRs AND ooIIREsrONDENrs.

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should be addressed: 10 the Editor Of The Ap.
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