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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-05

Job PriutiuE-Oar JOB department Is re-
plete with pH the latest and newes styles Of
typt md presses, and We are prepared 70 exc
cute an casses OF printing At the shortest no
ice and on the most reasonable tsrns. Bring
10 your orders % 10 Madison street. mrs-lf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mississippi and Tennessee Rauroad-
FIny-rwo muss shorter han any other route
To Grenada. Jackson, ViekshurE and New Or
leans. Trains leave dalya ii 4N , m Baggage
checked through Time 60 New Orleans, 3
hours Through tickets FOR sale at tho Missis-
appl and Tennessee Depot, boto OF Main street,
aud at We. jefferson street ID Commercial
Hotel As LTVEEMORE, GeuI supL
CP. OAKLET. GenI Ticket Agent aprg-tr
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Arou- PhOSPhOrus-CaIisREa-Tha TREE
best known uonics, klf1Iiy andelegsnEly c5ai
o-see IN AZ am5er-c0iored cordial beautifully
transparent y TIE eye pleasant 70 he taste
ana a9cepiabs tothsstomscb hCasgeu. Mack
Gooh Feuo-fhosphorsted ElNir % csliaaya
BARK zach Piat Contains one ounce o. Royai.
Oaisaya BARK and ea1h toaspoonfuI contains
one grain OF Iron.
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BesrhOG a EIehHnEer, having reopened
their business establishment at 800 Main ST., be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets. invite their
old friends and acqasintances 70 honor their
new establishment with their presence, promis-
ing them thsmost prompt politsst and cheapest
deaIircs. aR8lw
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LOCAL mATrERs.

hH g. ". Truehear5 is cur authorized
sgenth eEtsnd the eiroulston q the APPRAI,
ano raasive subscription ana advertising for tie
sane re West Tennessee and north Mississippi
We b@peakin his behalf tbe kind attentions
and courtsiss Of eur patrons and friends. erd
hope they win render him any assistance IN
her power 70 promote hs object o. his
mission.
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NJ.
H.,

MEMPHIS EXPRESS-Leaves Humboldt
1auy, except sundays, for Columbus, XIV.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad -
Sorice % sh5ppers. Freight Tor al polnts on
Mississippi Central Railroad, wiz be recsived
dairy uuu further notice.
spSIw il PAMPLIN, FrelghtAg'L.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY-We learn that a
wagner By the name OF Lee was shot
on Tuesday night by NEGRO. The shoot
ing occurred some seven miles out on
the Pigeon ROost road. While Lee vas
sleepieg beside his team, two negroes
came Up and attempted to rob him, but
In doing 90 WRksDed him, AID whilst al
tempting 70 defend himself with 8 pocket
knife, one OF the negroes Cred upon him,
she sho: taking effect in his shoulder, in
Gisting g severe though not dangerous
wound. The negroes made good their
escana.
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Dr. p. W. Garkey. tformezly Of Cbareston,
3. CO Surgeon and Dentist, Ne. S6 Main street.
oo-zer OF Union, Memphis, Tenn once bours
nom Sto5 O'Clock, daily. We know bv expe-
Renee the Doetor Is eminenly sEiful and
moderate IN his csszeeS mars Nv
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NEW STEAM FIRE ENGNE-The new
stesm fire engine, recently bought for
the sity at a cost Of 5000, arrived on
board the steams Silver Noon yester-
day, and is said to excel anything Of the
kind heretofore seen in this portion o.
the A7ssissinni vsUev
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\ Up 20 March Eth- E1e Mobile receipts were
! aIiing of considerably, especially from the
Tombigbee, which river, every week until the
/ one ending that day.had been increasing. The
blowing are five weeks receipts: February
10Th. s7gI : 23d, 9299 Marched. I2,0Sl ath, lilo;
18Th. 55ss bales. The stockip Mobile, March 18th,
was 7,0SEbaIes The receiUtsin Galveston nom
September LIST TO March 10, we're lS9,2s3 bales /;
/ stock March 10th, 2I,57 bales. The total
amount OF Cotton known 10 have been re-
/ ceived at al ports from ths end OF the wart to
March 9th, is, 9Ss,O0 bales. Excluding Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the stock OF Cot
ton on hand at The shipping ports up TO that
date amounted to 5as,0a0 bales.
General Market.
Excessively dull. Corn was frm on the land
ing at s9e, with an active inquiry and small
stock. We notice no other change.
~FEED-Corn very frm al SOC ior White-sales
Of 100 sacks at 900 iG9 SACKS at zoe, Prime
White 20 sacks ut SEAL at the landing.
BACON-Sales 6 casks, Clear sides, at II1Ec;
3 casks, Shoulders, at 13c.
OAT-Dun at 48g52ko-galcs Of is sacks at
45c IS sacks at 5jc.
POrATOES-Saleso OF 100 bbls. Peac~hblovsand
N-eshsnnocks ATS 70.
HAy-Firm ST quotaaons-sales Of % bales
at IS.
FLOUR-Stock full, prices irregnisr-sales OF
Is bbls. Xxx at $40; 50 bbis. EZ 50 50.
TCEACCO-GOOd demand for nne qualities
other descriptions qEist-sales uf 3 boxes Bright
Virginia at 81 g 4boxes at 59c, Leouora al
e5c and 3 st zoe, Virginia Leaf bbis. Kini-
knick Smoking at 60e.
Imports.
MEyrHIs, April 6-mHosis, - e9pied yes
terday from the books OF the Merchants Ex-
change, were as follows:
Ale and Beer, 205 pigs. Oats. so sacks.
Agrt Imp'lus, $40 pkgs. Potatoes, S8bDls.
Corn, l7T9 sacks. Stoves, 6a.
Flour. lT5 bbls. Wheat, $50 sacks.
Hay. 70i Dales. Whisky, IS bbls.
Hogs, - hezd.
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TIE WEATHER-About 3o'clOck pm.
yesterday a violent rain, accompanied
By thunder and lightning sensibly cooled
the atm0sphere and sllsyed the dust
which has for several days past been K
csedingiy disagreeable We hope the
Unreasonable heat has been dispellsd for
q few DAYS longer.
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LEGAL IETELLIGENCE-- Unated St0ses
Circuit and Dsstgict Couus.-A decree
was entered ia the case Of Watkins vs..
Littlejohn.
Judgment for plaintiff Ia the case Of
Lewis Ct al vs. Walt & johnson.
In the District Court, In the case Of the
United States vs. lafayette Veal, coun-
terfeiting, a nole pres. was entered.
Information No. III, United States vs..
one lot Of whisky. Order for the sale OF
the whisky seized
Ia e~oasequencs Of the n-en-atbsndsnes
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TELEaaAss.-The following telegrams
remain u~nealled for 10 the omee; H
McCorquedale, Frank Martin, Rev. B.
L Convene, E. Z Root Mrs. Z. Poi
lock J. Frost C. H. Williams, II c. ].
Harnsbv.
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RECORDERS oUET-Inthi lis oourtbusi-
ness slightly revived yesterday, and
twenty-five persons were arrsigned for
various Violations ofcity ordinances S53
collected IS fines.
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Ola Sores cured By Gnoert's Healing ONT
manufactured by
GILBERT & HIGBEE, Druggist
For sale by az DRUGGISTS
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Arrest OF C8UNrERFETrERs-Twoof
the city polieemen-Msue and
GoKsough-captured squsnutyo 4 coun-
terfeit money, on the day before yester-
day, on board a steamer from Louisville,
and after foIlcwings very slight clue, both
eleverly and diligently, succeeded in ar
resting two individuals reported As i'm
plieated in this Illegal importation.
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The De5dtss-Frsplatlre BlWia3s-The
Eu3eriozee 81 Gfrdha0t LDoa'get-Rs-
slM Of Precautions IN N~iO'e7a6ufg--
Opinions upon President J~0tasOa's
Fstoapd SpeCch-DepartWrs Of Troops
for MeEic0s
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OPERATIONS OF TIE GENERAL LAND.
0FBIcE.-Returns just received from
hosenurgi Oregon, show that al that dis
tant point, in The month of January last.
incomplete evidences of claims were
granted for ll,571 acres, over 1900 Of
which were for donation settlements. and
the residue were cash sales and home
stead actual settlements. The General
Land Office has received a map OF the
Town Of Austin, in Lander county, Ne
vada, the map having been transmitted
as the evidence Of municipal claims un-
der b town property acts of Congress of
1884 and 1895.
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FINANCIAL.

Thesame state OF inactivity that has oharae-
teuzed the Money market for weeks past con-
tinues, and we knowo OF no greater bore than to
be compelled TO record this fact from day to
day, as We have done until the monotony Of
our reports have haunted US day and night.
Not even a failure IS reported, notwithstanding
the many rumors 70 that effect that have been
put In circulation.
Exchange never varies, but continues from
day 20 day 4 OF and = on.
Gold is obstinate at Is, notwithstanding the
fluctuations IN Wsu street.
Currency is el0ss.
Government Stocks are easy and arm, and
the same may be said Of the notes Of the South
ern Banks.
This Is tae story that We aredaily called upon
to report, and, as long asit 0~ontinpes, we can
only accept the situation, and be thankful that
Il IS no worse.
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Brs A. o. & J H. Erskine. would respect
fully notify their patrons that hey have re-
moved their ONCE 20 No. II Madison street. up
stairs. ap33
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FToErUG-The maHia for 1gbdng,
yesterday, appeared 70 be epidemic no
les tlsn four plgIist,e enc0uute.s
having cone under cur personal o5ser-
walton. 4 dimEnutive newsooy hadsn AZ
rercauoD with q lad Of some twelve wears
Old, and they very ICON proceeded from
Words 10 blows. The larger lad drew q
knife on the little Arab u saeiety " bat
wa prevented from using e. not how
ever, until he bad exhibited an ludu5its
BE wish 70 shed bis b-0ther's blood.
Very painful TO witness IN ones young.
Two Young men cOmmencad g combat
without Visible provocation. ana the one
Knocked down the other three different
rmes. the fallen hsT0 each time renew
ing the assault IS soon a. be regained his
feet. but friends O. both partss separated
them before serious iujWV could rssllt.
An Irshman and E Holiandqr endesv-
Ored 70 feel which had the harder head,
and gave aud reserved thwacks which
one would have supposed capable Offrse-
1uring . paving stone, yet both after
wSrd walked away without seeming 20
he PARTICULARLY Inconvenience beyond q
eoDious S9w Of blood nom the nose Of
Hans.
Two negroes Il South Memphis imita=
ting the foregoing ssse examples, kicked
and eufed each other soo9dlyl to which,
We had no objection, thinking, wen il II
proved 8 second Kilkenny cat business
that society at large would suffer no los
Whatever.
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attachment Notice.
Resident Notice.

In Gbabceg Memphis.
D; e Tradef. and VIE May {. Trader vs., L. B.
Suggs ct y.
! \ this cause It appearing from afsdavit an
4 hle, mar defendants, ID. LHaynie and Vile
Mafsf4st haghle, and Beetle Euggs are non
resiaehts Of tae state OF Tennessee, 10 is there
herein 81 the Courthouse In the CITY Of Mem
PMS tennessee, on or before the second Monday
oomplainants' bill, or the sane will he fel.es
ier confessed as 10 them, and set for hearing
IL IS further ordered thai a @ Of this order
be published once q week fcr fOur suoeessfve
weeks ia tla Memphis APrEAL. IA NEWSPAPER
pubnsned IN the city OF Memphis.
AUGUSTON ALSTON. clerk and mAstar.
John hallum, sol. for c0mplalnants,
March ~. 1896.
arrLf.r~s--sf~
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INDEPENDENT ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET
IeIena, Napoleon. Pine IuR. Little
Rock Van Burenand Eart smith.
X N. .,.,...-..BRoWE, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
Will leave as above on. e
THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, at 5 pm
For Freight or passage, apply on board or 70
LARRY EARMSTAD. Agent,
api-N No. l4Ieffer-on street.
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MIS- CELLANEOUS.
Parks

HOO CHOLERA prevented and cured,
II al l65a cents per mead, or money REFUNDED.
Price 81 per boX for twelve h0gs.
- MANSFIELD & co,
al and 545 Main street, Memphis.
Or. x. }. WELLS,
Agent and Manufacturer Nashville. Tens.
~ sod by swing a Pendlston, Nashville,
Iean.t aud Jno. D. Parks, Cincinnati, Ono.
nhlfD On
Attachment Notice.
Law Side Common Law and Chancery Court
OF the City Of memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, March 10th. 1866.
], Wilkins and T. Hiu, surviving partners
n. L. Clark TO, plaintiffs. rs. John D. Ar
mour, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT salt.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having heen
IL made in this case ia pursuance OF Section
3Aoo Of the Code OF Tennessee, and Attachment
having been issued and returned By the proper
Qfacer Levied, etc, " on the property OF the
defendant, John D. Armour
70 is taerefor9 ordered, That said DESCENDANT
apneanatthe CouT1 HOUSE IN the city OF Mem
phts, Tenn on or before the second Monday In
next and defend this suit, or the Same
VIII be taken for confessed as to him and theI
ease set for hearing . e1pcyrs, = and that a copy
Of this order be published once q week FOR four
consecutive weeks IN the Memphis ArPEAa.
copy John DONOVAN. clerk.
BY MASON HYDE, Il. G..
G. W. Frazer, Attorney for plaintiffs.
March "a 1850, Iawfwe.
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A great revolution is not the fault
OF the people, but Of the government.
Goethe,
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Dr.. J. A. OeptOn. Of HuntsgiDe, Ala-may
consulted Al the Gayoso, No 81, untl the
10Th inst He guarantees 70 cure the worst ca-es
OF PILES IN he city, or state, and viii forfeit
ste00 aor every failure. Ladies win be visited
a. their houses. apr3 II
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Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
l. J. FLEMING,
Chief Engineer and Gent Supsrit.
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OAIeF AaAlAe-

The Louisville Courier 0fthe 2dsay-;
The condition OF the nseney market yemsins
the same. First class paper can easily be nego-
Lated nj 3 per cent, and ordinary business
paper Is taken at 9to u per cent. per annum-
street rates remain at l TO II per cent. a
] month.
Gold opened Grnn his morning. but declined
this evening, and closed weak. The following
were the Ssv York Quotations to-day At l0.s0
a. M l2eSi at II d. M, l2kl at Y D., Is al l p.
M, l42s al P. m, ~ 70 ~ Tbs ofenngs
or gold IN this market wore fair to-day and
dealers followed New YORK rates clOsey y, bid
ding within Il 70 y per cent Of quotations
silver camein very freely, and was bought at
6to per cent under gold for large and small
pieoes.
Government securities remain arm. Seven-
thirues are In demand at 09% TO par. Exchange
vas II good request, buying at leo to liz pre-
premium
The Cincinnati Co1nmacfat Of the Cd, says:
Dealers In Gold here to-day have allowed bet
Ter ngures IN their purchases, and al the close
the rullng rates were &IdTLc premium buy
lng, sc premium selling. The receipts were
aIri1e better, the demand only moderate.
ENchapse Is scarce enough to keep BANKERS
close up to the point of 'shipping Legal-tenders.
The demand is steadily large. and but little Is
MAKING through movements OF Broduce.
nVgrA vrnn-a
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A SNoW-WHTE Rain extremely
cold countries it Il not Unfrequenty the
case that the hair OF fur Of animals be-
comes in winter Of a pure white, but we
are a. a loss TO conjecture what could
-causesuoh phenomenon in t~hislattu5e,
and especially when we have had a com
parativeiy mild winter yet a rat Of ex-
~trsordinsy size, and perfectly white,
wa captured in q house on Front street
yesterday, and showed fierce fight before
hecoUld be despstched. Not being CLEANED
IA zoology, we were unable 70 determine
whether or not advanced age had any
thing TO do with the extraordinary ap-
pearance Of this animal, but if is age
should be estimated by the silvery hue Of
its hair, we should fancy it was n Of
the pair that was collected in Noah's ark
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We clip the following paragraph from
the Marion IS. c. Crescelhs
A gentleman, who has just arrived.
FROM GEORGETOWN, gives 4 more en-
couTaging view o. The prospect Of a crop
OF rice than had been generally enter
tanned. The freedmen, generally, in the
early part Of the year showed great In
disposition 70 engage their services, be-
ing possessed of the idea that the lands
would be given them, and, in some To-
c%alities, a very hostile feeling was mani-
tested tosthe whites, rendering it very
dangerous for the planters to return to
their plantations but the prevalence Of
the smallpox amongst them, their very
geneelignoranca Of The disease, and the
neglect Of timely precautions having in
CURED % ravages % 4 frightfIl extent
b mortality reaching TO sixty per diem
has disabused their minds OF all Chi
merical ideas, and Induced them TO CON
tract on reasonable terms, though at SO
late g period that the usual crop will not
be planted. Stii q sufficient number of
acres p be cultivated to enable us to
look forward to a considerable reduction
in The price Of this very necessary grain,
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Mem
~ pms fernando, COldPater, Como, Sardis,
baesFll6, oakland and Grenada. - which
points freizhts can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice. To AL Other
points ueightsmust be prepaid.
Much complaint Is made in consequences Of
Telght& being sent back from Depot. Every
sHoftls being made by tie Company TO get Oh
fnslghts as last as possible, and a Freight Train
mas neen sent out DAILY for the last week, but
sun II Is not sufficient to meet the demands
Win no Depot in which to receive and store
freight, and but a limited supply froIing stock
We cannot do the business which Is now offer
LInsi satisfactorily 10 the public. Every exertiOn
mas Deen and VIII continue 70 be made, TO in
crease the amount which IS shipped. but we.
cannot DO mere than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. LIVERMOBE.
lAn3 General superintendent.
81 AUaldaohs copy.
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MORE CJ-r3S SrEALNe.-O1 Tues
dsy night s partE Of several negroes
were detected by oGcers GcParton and
Fox 10 the batturs, carrying OF 3 num-
Der Of large 6ags Of cotton which they
had stolen from various bales. The ne
groes resisted the Jealous efforts Of the
officers % arrest them, and dnaly got
away, after the officers had fired a mum
Der OF ineFectual shots at them but were
compelled to leave their prey, which Is
~ the Station House awaiting the ideu-
tifcation and clsim Of the ughtfui
ouua-
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The FAR or THE DOMINICAN SISTERS
Is nightly attracting the elite Of the
youth and beauty Of the city, and al
the arrangements are highly ereditable 70.
the good taste ard benevolent hearts Of
the Sisters, whose secluded lives would
seem to unit them for the character Of
hostess but which they nevertheless as
sumo with e~Ktraordinary grace and tact.
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TIE FAIR.-We sincerely hope that
our citizens viii patronize literally the
fair Of the good Sisters Of Charity, now
being held by them on Thtrd street be-
tween Washington and Poplar. In the
inst place it sfonds an elegant place to.
spend an evening, bat the greater IN
eenIive should Be the assizta1Qe rendered
TO these daughters Of the church, who
have renowned the world and al is
pleasures 70 devots their whole lives to
the -ameuoration Of the condition Of the
unfortunate Of earth and iet any one
who doubts the sincerity Of task efforts
(f any such there could Be-, go ts the
City Hospital and see them daily and
nightly bending over the cots Of the
mos miserable creatures, smoothing
aefr pillows and nursing and tending
fhem with a mothers cane-never com
planning OF murmuring at the hardness
Of their sslEimPosed lots. Go ask our
beys, over whoss bleeding bodies they
lowered Ike angels Of mercy ss they are,
during the war, whsA sr sway rom
friends AID relatives. Agaia We hope
that our citizens win give thems liberal
patronage 81 their fair.
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% Yorh Moasr Marksa

The stock market Is excited bat favorable. A
streuE bear clique, In anticipation OF fhe ten
dencios Of the money market, il sill Hammer
ing the market chiefly through the sales or
Erie, QuQeE YAteh The price feli this morning
ever. are made 70 resist thess 6perauons oq
the bull side, and with some success N. 81 re-
ing &c higher and Il / LE Fort Wayne con-
tnaS4 Hsak, and fell =.
Governmeat Is are also less active and rather
weak SOS are lcSst, s. 81 50 fell OF and
1913 * 7-a0s q eadys
cold continues excited. The short Interest
contracted sole dsys ago being yet unsettled,
90 3 or the leading operators are endeavornQ
- Eeeo aold scare, in ordef 10 squeeze the
shorfs. ald &c would seem probable the prce
nnsf de KEEP ~ Until tho cQHtracts are settled
sosne large ara0unts were offered this mcrniug
traiizeI By Bids fog shl lsrger sums. Ths mar
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Arrests BY POuCE-There were no
arrests on the more serious charges yes
tsrdsy. But twelve persons were placed
In limbo FOR the following peeadiloes
Seven for fighting, three for drunken
ness, two:or selling on tire levee, md one
for peddline without & Heen-e- The
morals o. Memphis are certainly i'm
proving, and every reader Of the publie
journals must note WIKI satisfaction the
decrease in crimes Of grErer character
within the last TWO Or three months.
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The local exchange 81 the hanks were unusn-
allE large Today through active checking. but
tnelf discount business was not more than
moderate. Acolpiortanle feeling as 70 Cauenoy
Is experienced, but there is not much ofitaccu-
mulated iying idle. Ten per cent is stated as
on hTstelass customers Paper.
snTeh-thtrty notes are steady AZ mar TO &c
premium buying: &c 70 &c Premium selling.
The demand Is stAi ahesd OF tbe current re-
ceipts Of bankers
N~ye-txenties are nrm at g5a4c prem. buy
ing. 4T@Azc selling.
ren-iorties are rated at elJSasIs<o buying,
CompouRd.intsHsst &otas are oserad To
bankers more Freely At the figures last qnoted.
The St Louis R1pu5lie1n 81 the 90 says:
Money is easier to-day than during last week
but We hear ONO change in rates. Cheice pa
per = hlaled a. 20 per cent lover gradesa al TO
N PEI ceEts Pos asGnll-
Gold * a shade easier. opening ip Nau York
a. lsH, declining to lHk. and eoeue AZ IsyS[
Bankers bought n 20 q per cent. 5remsuns.
ana sold AZ A%4B per cent premium.
New York Exchange il steady Al a-1n Day
cent pranaium buying. and Is per cent- pre-
Einm selling.
Union miitsK Eondg remain Unclaimed az
zoe buying and 5c selling or1sf5tiatIE a5d ma
buying and lO5 selling FOR 1853 aales.
Governments are arm at Saturdays ouots-
tons, Bankers bought large 7-Ds at l00k and
sa.d a lol, interest gsipg ~ seller IN All cases
old b-19s large are bought at 1857 and soid 81
18z5., iutereHtts buyer.
Land warssts Cor l60 acres are bought az sl20
and sold al SlS0.
agricultural college scrip for leo acres is sold
at $40 for single piece.
Compound Interest notes are arm and ia &C
NUn LEUam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-05

Johnson CInb.-A meeting OF the johnson
.Club VII be held IN the ureenlaw Building this
evening at haifpast seyea o'clook. Punetaal
ntiendanoe Is desired az business Of import
VIII Sc brought before the Ciub.
In FEATrNQ seetv.