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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

STEREoGRAPHs OF BATTLES DR.. Holmes,
in his scientific contribution to the last At
lantic Monthly, says:
The next European war will send us stere-
ographs of battles. It is asserted that a
bursting shell can be photographed. The
time is, perhaps, at hand when flash of
light as sudden and brief as that of the light
ming which shows whirling wheel standing
stock still, shall preserve the very instant Of
the shock of contact of the mighty armies
from heaven does actually photograph natu,
raj objects on the bodies of those it has lust
blasted 80 we are told by many witnesses.
The lightning of olashing sabres and bayo-
nets may be forced TO stereotype itself in a
stiffness as complete as that of the tumbling
tide of Niagara, as we see it self-pictured.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

ALLEGED RAPE.-Henrietts Harpel, a Young
woman residing with her father, who is a
butcher doing business in Washington Market,
at No. 56 Third street, came before the City
Hall Police Court yesterday, and preferred
complaint Of rape against Thomas Hanlon,
young man who sleeps with her brother, in an
adjoining room of the same house. About two
o'clock yesterday morning, she alleges Hanlon
entered her room, the doors having been left
ajar on account Of the warmness of the
weather, and failing in his attempt, in the
alarm caused by her screams, betook himself
to a back corner beneath a bed, where he was
captured shortly after by her father and
brother. She could not swear as to whether
the person who awakened her was actually q
man or woman, it being all done in the dark.
Hanlon was therefore committed for examina-
tion, on the charge of assault and battery.-N.
Y. Herald, . H.-.. .lt
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The Managers of the Methodist Episcopal
Sabbath School, at Xenia, Ohio, are making
arrangements for Strawberry Party, for the
benefit of the school, on Tuesdsy evening, at
McMillsn's Hall. The gathering ought to be
large one, as the object to be attained is q
meritorious one. The Hall will be tastfully ar
ranged, and the tables supplied with straw
berries, cream, etc. The Hall will be opened
at seven and half o'clock. Tickets of admis-
sion will be for sale at the usual places, we
presume, as well as at the door.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
MONETARY.

~ ~ - a OISoINsATI, MONDAY, May SOP NJ
Money is In active demand, the ratio being 10, II,
and even s per cent for approved GO day paper The
hret and fourth Of June, occur during the present
Of course be disposed 10 hold 10 their currency
until these heavy checkings are over.
Eastern Exchange is firm at y prem, selling rate
Third street house purchased OF another batur-
day afternoon, at prem, and anxious to get IL
ance low. 2 Iffl' flT'IFaF Wv ~
New Orleans Exchange is par, buying; u to "
prem. selling, wife but little doing. :
Gold in demand at 45 cents; o u prem selling
Country Banks are In the market for Gold, in order
that they may make good statement OF HCoin on
hand, June LIST. N .iI r. Ii- 20 n r
Eastern Exchange In Chicago selling at 2 per cont.
pren Do. st. Louis, per cent. prem.
Very little doing in qncurrent Money, Illinois and
Wisconsin, per cent discount.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
Additional Foreign News by the
y lIa2ol -l q Z. q New York. 80 " *,
LATEST FROM PRUSSIA.

NEw YORK, May 30.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin says that the Gernanio Diet closed on the
l4th by the Prince Regent in person, who in
his speech, said that Prussia was determined
and stand up for the security, and protection
Of the national interests Of Germany, and ho ex-
pccted thata the German COnfcderAtive powers
would stand firmly by her side in the fulhlment
Of that mission. y a ..- ~,
The mobilization Of the Eighth Federal
Corps d'Armee is completed. Prince Frederick
William is commander -in-chief. pa
The Austrian Government loan of u, 900 900
is TO be at per cent, payable in silver, and
will be issued at 20. -. ~. w
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

LONDON, May l7.--A 'dispstcb from Rome
says that the Duke dc GrAmmont left that city
on the 10th inst, In consequence of q tele-
graphic order from the Emperor. FH
A dispatch from Vienna says that the Eng
lish steamer with the Indian mails, was over
hauled of Sussara by the boats from French
war ship.
Charles Villatti 4 Co., Of Birmingham failed
to-day. -a
There has been further recovery in Illinois
Central shares, but Erie railroad securities have
declined.
French red wheat has advanced S@4s. in the
week.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

ONO SUPREME Court HAS no CoEFLrcr
WITH THE FEDERAL Courts ON THE FUGITIvE
SLAVE LAw.--It will be perceived by our cor
respondence from Columbus, that Judge Swan,
for majority of the Supreme Bench, has
made decision by which, harmony is not
disturbed on this vexed question. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
4 TBy Telegraph "a =
Philadelphia Market.

|T"T T1|TI n ~ FHILAbkLFiIAf may JUN.
Breadstufis dull, notwithstanding the favorable
tenor Of the foreign news, and prices dropping.
There is shipping demand for Flour and the sales
7 IS for extra and extra family. No change in Rye
Wheat Is dnii and again declined saies 1900 BUSH
els at 81 COOL 60 for good Red and 81 7OQl 50 for
White. Rye sells slowly at sQc Corn is IN better
sAles 2, 600 bushels PennSylvania al 5Ocyf "a
No change IN Groceries or Provisions.ss
Glover Seed has advanced to % so,
Whisky dull at 299SOc. for Pennpylyania and Ohio.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
Presbyterian General Assembly

WILMINGTON, May 3O.-The report of the
Committee on the free synod was read 1t re-
fers the body to the action of the past
General Assemblies for its sentiments on the
subject of slavery. The report of the Com
mittee on education was also under discussion
this morning. By invitation of the citizens, the
members of the Assembly took an excursion in
the steamer Logan this afternoon to Fort
Delaware. . r.t-
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
River News. 4shn

PITTsBuRG, May 30, M River 8 feet 4
inches by the metal mark and falling
Weather clear and mild. rs.ss sa'9f
PITTsBURG, May SOP. M.--River three
feet four inches by the motal mark and falling.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived-Hasting
and Indiana. No departures. The S. P. Hib-
berd and Endeavor are aground at GlasshOuse
Ripple. ~ t--f-IsH
LOUISVILLE, May SOP. M,-River falling
very slowly, with four feet eight and half
inches in the Canal. Weather showery.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
From Cane race.

sr. JOINS, N, r, May SO.-A dense fog hAs
prevailed of Cape Race for tho past ten days,
and IL has been Impossible 70 soc anything 200
yards of. Hence the European steamers, Witch
have passed on that point during this time,
have not been boarded BY the Associated Press
yacht. ~ .s,rs5 80 .--.'f,.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
From Arizona.

ST.. LOUIS, May 3d. The Arizonian, pub
lished at Tubac, Arizonia, received here by
the overland mail, contains the proceedings
Of meeting at Arizonia City, on the 9Th
gently requesting the cooperation Of the cit
izens throughout, the Territory to establish
and maintain an independent government.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
Arrival and Departure of steamers.

CINCINNATI, Sunday, May 2p
,hnRIyhLs.-.J. B. Ford, Wheeling; Ohio No. 2, Ma
rlettai Superior, Louisville; CALEDONIA, Maysvllo;
Hszell Dell 81. Louis; Stephen Decatur, Sc. Louis;
Memphis, Memphis; Silver Wave, st. Louis; We
mona, NAshyillei Forest Queen, Madison; telegraph,
Louisyille Jacob Poe bousyilie Belle Creole PITTS,
burg; 81 p;,,lS Louis Pittsourg Emma Pittsbufs Da,
DEPARTURES, Superior, Louisvilie; j. ID. Ford
Wheeling; Forest Queen, Madisonj CALEDONIA, Mays,
Silver Wave, Pittsburs; Emma, st. Louis; Graperhot
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
Accident at the suspension Bridge.

SusPENsIoN BRIDeE, May 3d. oliff Olson,
clerk of the Grand Trunk Railway, was found
dead yesterday on the river bank, having
fallen from the precipice distance of 200
feet. He came from Toronto to attend the
celebration of the Queen's birthday, since
which time nothing had been heard Of him.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

Our Office Yves perfectly besieged with po-
licemen at three o'clock yesterday morning.
All were anxious to see their names in print.
Some were gratifed, and others disap-
pointed ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
New Work. Bank statement.

New YoRx, May 3d. The bank statement
for tho week ending on Saturday, exhibits
the following: Decrease in loans, 81 ,664, 900;
in specie, 81, ,67o, 900; in circulation 100000
net deposits, 50, ,902, 900. r, ~ ~
II is said that the actual amount of speeie-
on hand Is not over $25, ,soO, 200.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

OFFICER RlcKETrs, of tho River Police,
arrested a man named Milton Dunning yester.
day afternoon, who Is suspected as being one
of party who has recently victamised several
people with the confidence game. ..-,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

.a GRAND Floral and Vocal Exhibition, COM
prising the Grand Romantic Operatta of the
Forest Festival, takes place this evening at
Pixies Opera House.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The monument in memory of the Pilgrims,
to be erected at Plymouth, is taking form.
Nearly thousand tuns of granite have been
delivered at the site, and the corner stone
will be laid in August. ~
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The Horticultural Rooms in Pixies Opera
Building, next door to Falls Carpet Empo-
rum, will be thrown open to the public this
evening". 80 i. s1H. e.t b.. =.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

Decision in the Habeas Corpus Case.
& CoLuMBus, May 30.-Judge Swan delivered
the opinion Of the majority, and the prisoners
will be remanded. The other. Judges are now
reading their opinions. asru rl.5fI
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

INDIANAPOLIS NoTIoE.--An adjourned meet
ing of the Orphan Society, will meet at the
house of Mrs. Paxton, ION the Circle) on Tues
day the 31st inst, at three o'clock P. M. Busi-
ness of Importance will be transacted. A full
attendance is desired. s,g s, .tsl
A. Il. DRAKE, Secretary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

3 The employees of the Cincinnati and Indi-
annapolis Railroad Co. 60 on picnic excur-
sion next Saturday. a
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
lBy Telegraph
New York Skoclr kaarkat.

New YoRK, May 30-P. NJ.
Stocks 6Hss steady CHEESE End R0Gk Island S0 Gum
gan Southern ~; New York Central !34; Missouri
Skies 644i Galena and Chicago 6f Michigan Central
~; United States Fives Of 1874, i03T.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

SEVERAL dogs, supposed to be attacked with
hydrophobia, have been killed in various
parts of the city within the past three days.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
COOPER q STOKES. AnctIonnsrr.. !.

COOPER. a STOKES, Auctioneersa
HOMESTEAD FARM Of the late PHILIP
- QRANDIN, known as Grandyioyv,. ON East
Walnut HILLS, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
June az o'clock will be sold at public auction. on
Grandtn, situated on Hast Walnut Hills. This prop
erty highly improved, with buildings choice shrub
LOCATIONS thin the suburbs Of the city Ithas been
subdvded into suitable sized lots for country Seats
pah. Every lot will be positively sold, without any
reserve, when twothirds Of the appraisement ia bid
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash; balance In one and
two years. with per cent interest secured by mort
gage. Plats Of the property can be had Of Cooper
Stokes, No. IA East Fourth street Sold by order Of
ROBERT BUCHANAN, y.
JOSHUA RI. BATES,
my26tt Ex'rs Of the Estate Of Philip Grandin decd
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

FENToN Bros, received a consignment
yesterday of one hundred bushels Of new
wheat, from Memphis, Tennessee. ,,,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
Steamer Rurnt. :

2 NoRroLK, May SO.-The steamer Black,
from Baltimore, bound to New Orleans, which
put in here for fuel, was burnt last night at the
wharf. n FtV ~rT ~W
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

CoRREcTIOH. mistake in the telegraph
announces the arrival Of Sunday "a the "Bre-
men," ushould have read the New York.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
SCHOOL BOARD.
LAST sIeHF,s PROCEEDINGS. .

The designations of H. N. Philbrick of the
Fourth District, and Of Dorothea Ebel, of the
Twelfth District, were received, accepted, and
the usual certificates awarded. - Z
Applications for situations as Teachers were
received respectively from Mr.. Geo.W Nys and
Miss Nancy j. Hyslop-ordered to be filed.
A remonstranoe was received from sundry
citizens against the sale of textbooks by the
teachers to the pupils of the Public Schools.
Referred to Commissioners on course of study
for report. sl5
From the Superintendent's abstract of the
PrincipaPsreports we take the following.,
Entire enrolment District Schools $3.50
intermediate Schools........ I,I76
..... -., ... ..' I7,TS2
Average number belonging Ristrlc! SS6SS' isss
...a,r D .r.l.af sr I2,i2a
Average daily attendance District Schools 1850
.3 Ai 8a rF t, .fa n,lOO
The teachers were excused for dismissing
their schools on the afternoon of the 18th May.
The President and Mr.. s. B. Williams were
authorized to borrow not to exceed SIS, 900, by
hypotheeation of bonds to pay the current
expenses of the month.
The Trustees Of the Schools and the men,
bers of the City Board of School Examiners
were allowed the privilege of using the
Teachers Library. ''1 .e1
Plans for new house on the Ruffnsr lot
were adopted. p.- i. 5at t..r tsfr,rir -AH in
I a n .sl
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

ANERrcAS ExPREss has our thanks for con-
tinued fayOrs. ta ldlai f
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.

QUEBEC, May 3d. The steamship Hunga-
rian, from Liverpool on the 18th inst, arrived
here this morning. AS she comes directly
from Liverpool, her advices are still later
than those furnished by the Hammonia.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
BY C. ]. W. SMITH, Auctloneor,

VALUABLE THIRD STREET BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY, between VINE and WAL
NUT STREETS. Will be sold at public auction, ON
TUESDAY MORNING, May 3lst, at II O'Clock, ON
the premises, 80 feet Of very valuable Business Prop
erty and improvements, being Nos 10 and ~ on the
south side OF Third street, between Walnut and Vine
streets The Lot is 80 feet front by 30 feet deep.
Title perfect. Sale positive .' 80
Terms made known at sale. my76
ALSO I.....
"A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
a AND LOT, No. ss Barr street, between Linn
and Cutter. ALSQ-A LOT on Plerson street, 100
feet south Of Sixth street. VIII be sold at public
auction, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 3lst, OF
O'Clock, on the premises, two-story Dwelling, of
rooms cellar cistern hydrant front and side yard
with shade trees c The Lot Is IS feet front by So
feet deep. Title perfect. Sale positive. Terms-0ne-
half cash, balance op long time. n D.
ALSO ~ r..
A Lot with old Brick House, fronting 40 feet on
Pierson, about 100 feet south of Sixth street. and
nning back to Hannibal street. Terms-S5O0 cash,
balance in one and two years. egI my2S-tts
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
CI6thIng lHtelIiFefco,
Local News.

The DAILY PRESS is TO be had regularly
at Church's Post-ofice stand. iea.u
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
LOST.
PERSONAL.

DERS0NAL--wl ar" who sent manu-
scriptsi AZ; Indicate place aud tins of meeting
by addressing III Lock Box e65, postofiice,
found In Postohice. -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

Sec Auction sales on Fourth PAGE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31


AT 10 O'Clock, A! m.
nB- TERMS : 0ne-third cash, the balance in
annual payments to suit purchasers, not exceeding
four years. Terms more fully made known on the
day 81 sale. tr-r I,-T'' 4 -.I-'
North Chillicothe is situated at the intersection
Of the Ohio Canal, with the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad, where g Freight Station is about being
established, less than quarter Of a mile from the
City of Chilicothe, which contained in 1851 about
$500 inhabitsnts: since the completion of the Rail-
road the population has doubled. ..
The site Is in the rich and beautiful Valley of the
scoto, whore the means Of living cheap and abun-
dant The facilities at this point for trade and
ufactures are such as are rarely found united 1t
Is connected by Navigation and Railroad with all the
great centers Of trade from New York to New
including CINCINNATI st. Louis and all the West and
South west The great Coal region OF Ohio trayersed
by both the Railroad and Canal, is less than thirty
miles distant, and furnishes In great abundance
several kinds OF excellent Coal, at low prices.
For the. last eighteen months the commerce and
industry OF the country have been parayzed, and
many persons thrown out of Employment. We call
the attention of these and all others who wish to
establish themselves in home, with a steady and
profitable employment, to the great advantage of
village, and OF a Commercial and Mutual Aid Asso-
citation Our plan is one Of entire freedom and indie
pendence Of each member, in his particular trade
or employment; with aid from the Association to
procure his materials, and sell his surplus products
In the best markets: Several families have already
commenced on this plan. IVY ~ =
clear title will be given for the property sold and
pany or not as he may deem best Suitable buildings
erected soon be rented for at least IL per cent
on their cost. Attendance will be given and terms
fully stated on the day of sale, by =
&c For Plat Pamphlet, etc, please address "Bfu-
tual Aid Association. Chilecothe. Ohio" my6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

"ANTED - -IMMEDIATELY-Yo Young.
ovv also middle-aged Men, Mechanics, Farmers,
Clerks Doctors Lawyers, Teachers, Students and in
fact all intelligent and energetic men who are out OF
employ or who desire to change their occupation for
time IL order to recruit their health and
their systes or In order 10 engage in pleasant and
prontabe business or 70 see tho country, can find
at II. NJ RULIS0N'S American Queen City Subscrip.
ton Book Publishing house, No. I4l Main street
~ HIM RULIsoN,
myl5-bm Cincinnati, o.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
WANTED.

.WANTsn . "FoR SALE" "TO LET" LOST"
"FOUND &u, in this column occupying three lines
or less, two insertions, twenty Ave cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-17

THURSDAY, November IT'S Lent Admir- vs. X &
OH 4 CO; $ Curtis q KnsHp 81. Heisien Ct as 1o9
I Crowley &co vs. Patterson; Toe McWiuinms W Fcwkes;
III Briuklsy " Eeuhy s. AaF; 1a Wool * COWS Cotti
- hrizn ~ Patterson cs 1s2 Bartlett vs. Wagaen-
e ~ Avem y smith lEs Mos Us FiHnn A1mr
cos IS Merdn IS Brinkfcy barry 23s Nar-htan use
q wA SbLRRc 28f DOYLE use o. vs. MhLLR
Res 28 CaimnFan vs. Ayafos go Dean a Hale W Nc
Kinney 9u Mean " Rice; 2F2 Rziney vs. Fouikes; 2ss
Aah1n - Morris; ga Mahoa vs. CraufeTti as Weurns
Nco " Martin A col 24s Nunfa O rs Coleman; 247 Dun-
nisheu. BEL a o. vs. Share aam'r +; ss Glass vs Ff-
Gins 2f9 Ferguson vs. Harral 2i Wopdson vs. Rod
ford 2sl sfews-t 4 c8rr Crkel ro1p- 25s 25l Ms
& Tenn 2 r 60 VS. Havtho1; e55 s1eny use Of Us Huahes,
IS Perguson vs. HagerneT admir- a7 Sick1ey -
rowei.
FRIDAY, November fsh-2s 3amiaas vs. acEui.al.
Exrs 81 Keller IS Douglass a. Wold. Abbott & 60
" Cornell. IS nF7aanalf vs. Cazt-sfar= g. n,ueiner w.
Caves Szv. fns.g eJ r. Gihsn & e. vs. Davifsan 4
Do7gheriyi n Saint IS smiths q Tsit vs. Grmrg; s.
en11n vs. Norris e. alss &Iaues vs. Ashe. 81 Clayton,
Watson 4 craf IS Hunt, ELfrs aff Mrs.. pitman vs-H a
OR r oi la Lucas 4 e. " Grimugs lat Caufeli vs.
Aliens l6 Harlvay vs. Harris. Wurmley 4 cls 20 Car
reu " Harris Adm'xi 20 shann1n rs crrnshaWs 2Q7
kaEk o. Tenn " Cooper ct ais 30 Pheie1n : Faf-is So
Fletcher Richardson & CO. go, Fiel . shulze; 2u
Bullyu, Miller a vs. Rowiet 5I2 Pals & Cssh rs A~he,
Wilson a O.; 2I5 Hane1ck, CLARK * e. vs. Mo1re s. H1r-
rs fcm'ri eb Kelley vs. Clarke a Hicharlsoni 2l7
Coleman rs McKeevsr. sgt; 2i Tanrerpool Sm.t.&
berger & Bailey, fdm'rs vs. FseEer et ass 22f Cool
man vs. stewards 25 shal, rrutee y as-ia; 2s7 Yan-
csrps1. SMITH &c1 vs. Bradford 29 oCauner, Guard
vs. Taylor & 60; 2l Amenet vs. Bowen.
SATURDAY. November is.-e2 Gsyie vs. shsnks; 81
smau vs. strauau, McDavt a COS IT'S Kyle " 7 rausdaie
& CO. TIC Warford " McCuah a COS l4 STANLEY vs.
Muutcumerys 5 GraeuhurY VI Forrest b Hagls-s i15
Prewirt Us FlaherrTs 80 Memphis, aai Hernando pltnk
read rs Bryaufs 49, Williams 81 Alien I56 souf & 60
rs raylors IS rlaheffy a Bro VI stcambnlt Tweed: 153
Harding go Rruheri go; lGf Triec vs. Hccr1Tf Isl
Park-Wsre " walkers JOS XIII VS. uacke-Leohrr; res
Dean vs. Farmer-Dauriss t7o Dean IS Faufesseu 4 c=
TbCc-suel. aEeut. w Tuuurs III R1achn rs SEau; rs
Wtitsett " AHenf rs " edward g. cC vs. Myndu $50
FeFEusau vs. P1uel- f6f 1ones IS LHtles IS5 Dove We
Myresi i3 LarttuVa Alien; 100 Lo7n-v vs. ytrui-nas
Il Earuirua EWeaE; le2 Dennis vs. Barbour. Cases
uust be eit1es -riedur continued a. call.
A rs }. WRIGHT. Clerk
b. A J. WHEELEH. Dept. Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-17

MurrARY-uen was a meeting II the
members Of ths Nempbis Bsitaii-n osnprsius me oa'
] hundred and any-faurth regiment Tennessee Volunteers
a. Exchnnge Bufsding last rvsuiuE for ne oTnniEatia1
o. the regiment By The election Of cf1cers-
Mr.. z. H. PayHier was called 70 sas esair, and NJ. D.
Dean was appointed secretary.
me following omcers we're eleceehx ariamstion
WIN. II. Carroll, Colonel
Preston saith, Lieutenant ceionei.
A n. Douslass, Major.
Marcus J. wright seosnd Esior
g.. z. MonssrTst, Adiutant
J. T.. Edmondscn, ouartermsstsr.
r.. II. Payntor, Commissary.
GusaFe wagner, Sergeant Major.
Dr. A. humei, surgeon.
Dr FrederiekH scke, Assistant surEeon.
Addresses were delivered by Coi. Garrett, Col. Smith,
Aa3cr Douglass and Commissay Fayuter ard the best
feeling prevailed. We have long been proud o. cur GAL
liant citizen soldlery. and he prospect Cor a prosperous
and em-ent local military orEsnization is nov more
nateriHs than Il has ever been within thc history o. cur
esy. ne newly elected oncers have or saluaaons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-17

NEW ORLEANS -Fram the Piczyune. NoF. ~. me
mgTement IN m0neg Today fully sustaina our redecaol
of rates n discount in yesltrlzy's summary Sama
r1u1d Em1nnts q paper, maturinE IN March aui ArrI,
hara hecu placed At rI- aunum. ne Improvement
Is coudned % nrst eiass signatures. ath1ugh t Is eve
dent that other GRADES are aifrErting atienflol. We
have been aiVssed o. sales a. 8 1rt o. paper having %
maths O run, thaf could not Be ciasaef stricuY prime.
snf o~pcraflans 10 ofhrr deeeripions show a better feel
tu- al round.
ne rr-hEnre MARKET hs been unsettled today. and
frlussclaus sh0s q fsiinx % miher thau an increesa.
sales u txht checks On the nurtheru cities have been
made AZ sax de. ming the day Sixty DAY bus were
Do more limited srpp'y, AMI sales could BE- efecfef
nfeu 40 our last quotations.. Gear sterllng we're nod
crate, butthere we're very few bills with shirpinE dau-
urnfs anaehed IN ne MARKET The Eiiug rates are as
follows
- sss-nh % ~ aM
Bal % LailnE drafts -. get pei
22An5ITA d8lar
sixty cay bnA On ne nqrh -.-..--++i4e2 30 o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-17

ALBAEY. \. 7, November is-rhe Albany Arrus
claims ne election o. J,zes Denccrafie eaneidnie Tor
secretary Of state BY 2si maisriy- rhs Janrnal claitns
The election OF Leavenvorih. Rerusiicsu ani fusisn cam
dlaais Tor secretary ofsiats BY io7 majority. me cnoiai
returns thus far received indicate the election o. he