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AuAutomatic Car.CoupIer.

At the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
depot, yesteday afternoon, the self car
coupler" a simple yet Ingenious con-
trivance for coupling raiload cars, was
exhibited to several gentlemen interes-
ted in such inventions.
The improvement consists Of two iron
levers Of the first class, possessing a com
mon fulcrum, placed ct the end OF the car
truck. The lower Of these levers moves
in q lateral direction, is connected with
the draw head Of the car, and also with
the upper lever, which moves p~erpendic-
dieuIar. The forward truck collides with
the rear car intended to be coupled, and
the conclusion caused by the action
presses back the draw-bar ofthe hind
truck. This pressure releases arm OF
upper lever from q catch, allowing it to
move upward, and the upper end being
depressed, the iron pin attached to il
enters the orihce of the draw-head and
is thrust through tbs Link already in
place to reeeiveit it.
By this little machine the car are
made to couple themselves, and where
it is usednO brakeman or other person
need not 90 between the cars for the pur-
pose ~OfcOupling them.
While the ears are coupled the arm Of
lever directly opposite q a to which the
pin is fastened is raised. When it
becomes desirable to diseDgsge a a or
~uncOuple, it is only necessary for the
brakeman to press with his foot the &ised
arm. This pressure carries that am
down until it is grssped by the catch
before mentioned, and is by it held fast,
with the effect Of raising the other endO of
the lever with the pin attached to it.
The lever and pin are then in 3 position
for the self-eoupling operation as soon as
there is q necessity Of again resorting to
it.
The inventor and patentee Of this in
strument is Mr.. John p. Spsngle, of
Hopewell, Ontario county, New York.
Captain Holmes is at present in this
city, and is about to establish q joint stock
company for the Introduction of tpis
valuable invention.-C5n, Commercial
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.
,wrsrERu Assoc1ArrD PRESS srpORrs.l

y AlAEAA NA0N- IN
WASHINGTON, December 6.-Attorney
Gen. Stanberry has rendered the opin-
ion that there Is no doubt the United
States title to Harper's Ferry is per-
feet.
There is authority for stating that there
will be a contraction Of legal tenders
during December. 9
NEW York, December GA 1fmes'
special says the public debt statement
will show an increase OF eight or ten mil
lions, owing to paying interest. Twenty
eight millions Of coin will be required for
the same purpose soon, but there are one
hundred millions Ofscoln in the Treasury
now.
A Herald's special says the whisky
fraud Investigating committee viii urge
a PRODUCTION Of the tax to thirty cents, to
be collected according to the eapactity OF
the still.
The TFiBune's special says that the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs are
unanimous Of opinion that additional
legislation is necessary for the protection
Of American citizens travelling abroad
NEW YORK, December 6.-The I'M
balmer Of Maximilisn's remains has
been prosecuted for selling relies Of the
Prince.
some OF the members OF SEe
in prison.
A HeTdid's special telegram from Ha-
vana, containing further news from St
Thomas and the other West India
Islands, confirms the report that the
United States steamers DeSotO aud Mo-
nOngahela had been totally wrecked in 8
storm of Santa Cruz. The most OF the
| crews we're saved.
More earthquake shocks are reported,
and everybody was trying to emigrate.
The Danish Commissioner had arrived
/ to deliver the Island Of st. Thomas 10 the
| United states frigste.
The Navarro, with Maximilisn's re-
mains, left Havana on yesterday for
Trieste. a
A letter from our Vice Consul at Hs-
vana, under date of the 9th ult., says the
cholera still prevails there.
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EGAL.c
TT.usfek,s S0Jo

Dx virtue OF a Deed Of Trustto me sxscutsa
ID y James J. Naulx- Trustee, on ne a..
llsQ DAY Of February, Iss, and duIy rroor1-5
a. the Registers ONCE OF shelby c0unfv Ts1-
nessee, In Record Book Numbe l5G Ffav.6f--
Fart one pages f3s and AZ, on toe Et6 CAV AZ
Afrehs A5I, for the purpose Of secu1frr ~
PayHcn OF Two notes. one for the eu1u -
fWeDty-nye Hundred Dollar. and Tie 49,
lor the sum % Twelve Hundrsd and F1rtv 49,
as both dated february ,, ls68, bearing intel
et rom date and given by the sid Jame-
fau1r Irustes, 70 sarah T.. Gorsuch IN -
D.Mnee due her on account OF lots I3i and -
VOW therefore, ~ the authority vesfed fH
Deed, 1 vii, on The
fEenlJ-niBlh day OF December,lS67.
BetWeen ne hours o. 10 and n an. s-H on rhs
premises 70 the highest Bidder Tor casb -
IsllOTtng described property. VIZ $50
traet or parcel % LAM known e Iot4 - IN
and 10. "a on the plau OF resuIqwf4 a5sft--
70 the city 81 Memphis, being IaL fsef sone--
at the intersection u the west sffe ~ Fc--9T
street with the north side or AfH strest
The right OF redem ptOn Is eTpr-~iv-s
and tse title believed 70 be perfect brt 80
ony a. Trustee SOL
Memphis. November Z. 1877.
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Chaneery Sale Of Zeal Estate,
Monday, December asd. 1857,

4e9-N. r. D-rhomas James, ct al - LOuisa
T.. James, ct al. Cnanesry uourt Of Memphis
ny virtue OF an tnteriocut8ry decree made In
ID tbs above cause, / Will sell at public aue-
ton 10 the highest bidder, at the Court House
door IN The cf or Memphis, Tenn, on Mon
DAY, December 3. 1857, between the hours Of
10 am. and II m. the blowing described real
estate, tO-Wit. The lot Of ground known and
designated upon the plan or map Of south
Memphis as Lot No. , IN BLOCK No Al, and
bounded as follows, to-wtt; Beginning At q
point on the east side or line OF st. Martin
street 60 feetaOuthwardly rom the point ofin-
tersectfon ofthe south side OF Vance street, the
east line Of ST. Martin street, thence south-
wardly on and with the East side or St Martin
street 80 feet 70 the northwest corner OF Lot No.
8 in said block No. Al. said Ion back
eastwardIy from 81 Martin street with q uni
fo-Tn Width OF 60 feet to- Ire center 81 BAYOU
GsyusO. Also, the EAST half Of lot No lin block
No. a, on the plan OF south Memphis. said
ct fronts on Vance street 80 feet To the center
OF Bayou Gsycso, and runs back 60 fsett0 lot
40 2
The above lots have been Eubdividedin to four
lots. q plan or diagram OF which can be seen
upOn application ssthe Office OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms OF saIe-One fourth cash and balance
Ia equal instalments OF six, Twelve n eigh-
teen months from day Of sal-purchasers CIV
ing notes bearing interest from date, with APP
proved security. and Hen retained I'll payment
OF purchase money
EQUITY o. rsdsn ption barred.
r0vE A ALSTO Clerk and Master.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAVAEAGH l. DECKER'S
TABLES
OAT-GUT CUSHION,

TUE most reliable Cushion used on Billiard.
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Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safe,

~ Wood and Iron working Machinery, OF
all kinds, ordered N short notice, and nur-
nlshed af nRnufAelnreHl prices. sell am
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The Liverpool Cotton market opened active
to-day, with Upiands 7s1. Orleans, Td aud
Al . pm. was nUmlnally unchanged Ene NsW
YORK market opened very firm, with holders
asking higher rates Middlings leslie; VI
leans ITsc. At zoo prices were
with lair demand, and ~ the close the 1ellAu4
wFs zo0S with pr ces tending upward Mlc-
dIIugs. lie sales, $50 bales, ~inciuulng 2eN Tor
export. sales Tor the day In Liverpool
amouuued to I2o1O bales weeks saleis HMo
IN srrorf- lZot- and 70 spectators, 500 bales;
srseE on hand. 42cU; Of which 800 is amen
ceu. our market opened with oUyers lOilluE
Ur-uot Willing 10 meet the advanced views OF
Uuve--1ur Epou the receipt OF the opening
New YORK dispatch. they commenced 70 buy
literally. and the market was active tnroaEh-
out. SaIss for the day VIII foot up about lsJ
baIes. OF which much the larger portion was
MIddllnE. Low grades are IN eNceS, while
those ofthe higher class have been pretty Wei
closed ont within the past twocEys. the mar
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3Ist Day Of january, 1858,

DY virtue q a deed OF trust executed % me
d On the 2h Of November, ISa. By Julia E
Re- Eizter s ONCE or Shelby county, In COX NO
s., part one, pages So, SO and 5S4, I wiz, on the
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TRUSTEE SALE.

TEDER and by virture OF q Dead OF Trust 70
L. me executed by the Presidentand Board OF
Directors OF toe Memphis Dry Dock Company,
on The 8th day OF November, lIs6TJ eighteen
hundred and 5 xty-sevsn, 70 secure the pay
ment Of certain claims therein described,
which Deed n Trust is recorded In the Regis
ter's once OF shelby county, in Record Book
No. g. Up 85, SO, ct ssquiter, / shal proceed
to sell to the highest ana best bidders for cash,
At the Dock Yard IN Fort PicEering. near 10
and below the city OF Memphis, on Saturday,
the 18th day Of December, 1857, between the
hours Of Il and u O'Clock. m, the following de-
scnDed property, to-vit Four sections (cOm-
plete) Ofthe( Memphisl Dry Docks, recently con-
sJrucJed BY the said Company, together with
all the Pumps, Engines, Fixtures ana Tools OF
every description sppertatning thereto also,
the Blacksmith shop Tools, Iron. Lumber,
and materials NJ every kind belonging 70 said
Company and also the chart r Of said Com
pany EFsnued by ths Legislature Of Tennessee,
with full and ample powers to carry on said
D0ekF and enlarge the same. The work on
these Docks Is new, and the sections are In
good working Oruer. A splendid Opaning IL
Afforded by this sale to practical wOrkmen 70
obtain control OF Docks, new and In good Tun-
ming order, snd well located Everything per-
tanning to- them viii be turned over by the
Trustee 70 tae purchaser AT soon as he com
plies with ths terms Of his purchase.
". u. BUTTS.
nO2ftds Trustee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEALLl
MErUpHua DanamhaF & 1871

Our leading discount houses report a falling
ontn the demand for exchange, WITH the usual
uonsin Gotten yesterday and to-day faxed our
banks % the utmost, but we are glad to learn
That they have 20 far been enatled 70 meet
nearly every demand upon them Ter currency
SIGHT bills are taken Al the usual rate on New
YORK city, and on points outside Al 9se az
count sight bills on New Orleans, thoughnot
n aemana, are taken at Ad54o discounts Lne
uonal cases.
sold was offered more freely today and bay
leE rates were steady At S59SEe 49, ~
also been q fair cJunte demand ournR tue
pastday or two, which absorbs aboutell onsIeQ.
Dealers sell az New York qtotalnIh- mat
market closed to-day Al I3Tc.
City scrip was come better to-cGy, Dealers
bought at S58SZ9Sc, and sci 1888
County warrants are unchanged Brokers
buy al 6Ta63c. and sell large pieces 81 T0c, while
snail ones are firm at g hikher.
Police scrip is steady al ooSs2c, buying sell
Inc work OF converting the scven- thirties
still goes bravely on Last week tho averaged
the exchange was two millions 3 day. There
we're outstanding. at the date o. the November
statement Of the public debt SG4,6p7, no OF ali
varieties Of the n-thirties-a decrease OF
over thirty millions ~ ompared with the Oe-
fober return. IL viii not be q very long time
before we shall see The nnsl disappearance OF
ali these famous Treasury notes.
The quarterly report OF the Assessor Of Inter-
nal Revenue AZ DeirOL ending November,
shows tnat TSSSS0 pounds " tobacco was manu-
featured there during the quartet, on which q
FIny thousand dollars has been Appropriated
by the New YORK Board OF Fire U~nderWrlters
for rewards for the detection Of tncenularlea
The New York Journal u OOHlmerce has the
following:
We learn that some apprehension has been
created by q differences that has been oscqNeIe1
IN the printing on the face ofhye dollar DIS OF
some Of the National Banks To pusFenl Llf-
rher solicitation ID may be well 70 explain the
extent OF this discrepancy "a The NOTE ~
ferred 70. the check letters are Win
nourishes. and the words this note b. occurred,
etc. extended tsthe lett OF b words Nations
currency These P~eculiartias occur n tAe I'VE
dollar Assues Of the ffnst NHtonal BANK OF IN
WAYNE. nd. First National Sank % Eluuurky-
Ohio. First Nations Bank or 1ouuEstoWn,
ONO. FirSr Nauonsl Bank Of Stamford, Conn;
and ibis variation ts apparent in a portion Of
tue issue OF the First National Bank OF Chicago.
We learn from the best authority tha- the va
Ration was accidental, and. az far as Known Is
limited 70 the banks above mentioned"
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Th.MSfPe's NnLe.

Under and BY virtue Of q Deed Of Tuzt 70
u me executed by Charles Thomas and Jane
O. L Thomas his wife. on the 18th day Of AZ.
1857, and duly recorded at the REGISTERS OnHes
No. 20, Part 80, pages 40, Az and As, I will on
ThaFsdsy, tie 76th Day Of December, 1861,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock u and 4
O'Clock pm, at the southwest corner o. Min
aud Madison streets, in the city az Memphis.
Shelby county Tennessee, sell at public auCuOn
to the highest bidder, fOr cash, the following
situate, Is ing and being Al county Ofshelby.
and state OF Ienneszee, and described as fOl-
lrWs, t0-Wit. "IOtnumbered Two. OF The subdf
vision Of the lands belonging 10 the heirs o. the
late DR.. Lewis TrezevanL, containing rirJy-
five aud one half $50 acres, beginning a. the
thence south 81 east 1870 chains N a stake:
hence north Wuuks 10 n red osk lump. the
s0ntheaSt corner Of le1 three IN tie Plank
Road thenos solth S. vest 10 81 chains to q
thence 81 VEST 80 30 chains 20 a stake On the
y 81 boundary Of the tract and in JOhn Pope's
east line: thence north 5 chains 70 the north
corner OF the tract. a hickory thence 80
chains % the beg ming Also, al undivided
mOiJv or half IT. teresi With A. improvements
Of another tract VI land in tire county OF Crit
tenden. state OF Arkansas, known on ths orig
surveys Of said state aE The fractional east
half Of the southeast quarter OF section s.,
township Z nsIth range 3 east, and he east
half of the east half Of section ?, township s
north range east containing in all 10 acres
more or les said deed or trust was executed
to secure the Payment OF certain prcmissory
NOES thersin dts-r he'd The rigBt OF rsdsmp-
tinn l. waived and the title believed 20 be good
butt convey only as trustee.
LOUIS F. CARR, Trustee.
Mallory, Y.ung& Anderson Attorney
November 81. ls67. now tdE
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Seyenteenth day Of December, 1851,

Between the hours OF u o'clock m. and ? Pm-,
Al the southwest corner Of Court square, IN the
city o. Memphis, shelby county Lennesaee,
sell az puhllc auction 70 the 9lghest plqder Ior
acres, situate In Shelby county, Tennessee aud
described Is foliOWss Beginning Al the south
Teunssses 10 Charles d Mclean, thence south
Sc deg. west 1Gi poles 10 Inks 70 a stake. gum,
oak and hickory pointers IN me sqnth bound
ary, thence north ! deg West % potes Inks 70
! stage. two gums and dOgEOOd pOinten
hence north So deg east l02 poles 70 a stake IN
-onfh I dee. saEt s. roles and 3ifnzs 70 tire -
qiunInR-the same being subdivision Ne
u Il. BatemanB survey OF said tract
Tbs right Of redemption IL waived, and ths
tile believed to be coed, b1a I viii convey only
As trustee. n HILL Trustee
Ayrea q Randolph. Attorneys
November "a ~. uoF1 -
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Daily by WOodburn, Smith A Co.,
Nos. ia and u5 Green street, 81 Louis.
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the 2sa DaT Of Deeenber.

1871, In front OF my ONCE at the corner OF Fast
Court and Second streets. IA the ely Of Mem
phis, Tenn, prOceed 20 sell for cash, between
IN hourso Z 10 am. and 2 pm a certain Lessee
hold estate fora term OF twenty years 3 ON the
l5th dsy OF December. 1875 TO the I5tu DAY OF
December, ls5, in the following described real
estate. to-ETit A certain piece, parcel or lot OF
ground, lying, being and situated IN the county
OF S1e-bT and state of Tennssses. and IN the
City Of Memphis, designated as Lot No. On
the plan o. the Navy Yard Grounds, coded BY
United sta.ea Government to the city o. Mem
phis, commencing at the intersection Of Aue-
tion and Fulton strestsi thence souih with
Fulton street 45 feet 10 Lot No. 90 thence
w~estWardly with the line OF Lot No. 66 to
Public Landing; thence northeast &C feet 10
the beginning. together with all the improve
mems, buildings AMI eTections thereon. There
j. a new steam SaW-miU on the said lot, with
the machinery Necessary 70 run the same,
in perfect order, which WILDE included in the
sale. said deed OF trust was executed to secure
the payment Of one prOmLssOry note for s4R5
"A u N. P. Hill The sale viii be subject to tbs
rent due the city Of Mem pins. Eqaity
o redemption waived. Title good, but ] win
only onvey as trustee.
JOHN HALLUM, Trustee.
Novamnar q TseT nuvuu nd
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7 II E
B0ARDHAk, GRAY & co.
P-LANO-FORTES.
AGENCY.

mHE SUBSCRIBER, late q member OF this
l. well known hrm, mas established q Whole
sale Agency,
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saturday, The 2sth Day OF December, 1851,


between the hours OF II O'Clock am and 1
O'Clock pm. on the southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, in the city OF Memphis,
sell al PuDle cutlery, Tor cash 70 tie highest
bidder, the following described properly, lying
and being in the county or shelby andSLaLe u
tennessee, and known and designated as FOL
lows, to-wlt One tract lying Dearly east Of
The city 0T Memphis and nontins on wat 5
known as the New Raleigh road, and described
as follows, to-WiL Being lots Nos y one and
~ two and three acres adjoining lets No q
en- the south nue running esst ard west, con-
tanning forty acres sslaid down aud designated
IN the plan Of subdivision Of the ]. n Lewis
go acre tract, belonging TO Vim. r. harlfn,
according 70 survey made BY Milton A-KerF,
and duly recorded In the Rfgiaers OHics OF
sheiby county, Tennessee, and upon which is
/ a frame house ana oIhur IMPROVEMENTS Also
. certain eihsr { act described as 70 lows. to-
| vii: Two certain lots numbCrsd 8 and 2, and
I fronting G0i INV ieet each on Jones avenue,
/ lying and being in the city OF Memphis, being
! a pert OF a 3 acre tract conveyed b. deed OF O..
I 4. BrlnkJey 70 Mrs sarah ". Jones on the 1t
day OF January, 1851. which deed Is Of record
| in he Registers Office OF Shelby county, Ten
| nessee. II book No 5, PIP rs and 29. and de-
/ sCriUed As follows, to VII: Beginning az the
southwest corner OF Gallcr's lot l5ul fset GOm
! the kOutheast corner OF Jones avenue aht
Han eys street thence eastwardIy with Call
] ors line 10 feet to a stake thence sOuthwardly
and parallel to Jones avenue one hundrsd feet
70 z stake. thence west ~ardly and paraIleI
with Gators line one hundred and seventy
/ feet 10 the esstside Or Jones avenue. aud thence
LuOItAW ardly with The east side OF Jones ave-
nue. 100 iset to the beginning Also, another
EAGL u-tiElurA lol40Waa VIZ L0Ls II anu u
Ia FLOCK % as appears on the map OF the plan
Of ths west haifof FOrt Pickering. and bounded
a. follows: BEGINNING at a point where the
east side OF FifLh street iutersects the north
side OF Caroline street thence easLWardly
with the northern boundary OF Caroline street
IJ7lz feet 70 An Alley thence northward with
western boundary OF said alley - feet thence
WestWardly and parallel with the northern
boundary OF caroline street lS7Z feer 70 the
easteFn boundary OF Fifth street thence south-
wardly with the eastern boundary OF said Fifth
! strseth IS feet TO the beginning. The right Of
REDEEM ptiOn is Wsfved, and the title TO the
alb we Inscribed property Is believed TO be good,
but 1 oonSey only as Trustee
WM. H. FITCH, Trustee.
Wilson &. Beard, Attorneys.
November . 1ss7 nov18
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Our Latest Improved
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Trnstee,s SHE Of Lnnd.

By JAMES swan, Deputy shezn sc
dec4 tds
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INenIy-nInIhda T Z Deeemher.ISG1
TFust Sale.

TEDER and b. virtue of dass ,,
" made and executed by John u. Ffnnis -
the Isl day o. Nay ls2 aad registsFed III -
H2lster. ONE o. snelDy county, Tennesses
esed OF trust m2ae ~ John G. FInnis on ~
81 DAY or January, lso5, registered In Be0k
NO 81 pages z8 and "a, and asrssmenf N 80
John q. Etnnie, dated January Ia. ISL wfIT
on the VIZ
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H Nj O AL.
AILEN HOUSE.

CORNER WASHINGTON AND sECONDsTS
We take pleasure in announcing that our
house is stfn open for the accommodation ofthe
travelling community. Neat and comfortable
rooms can be secured at all times, and with
str ct attention 70 the wants of guests. We feel
no hesitaney in asserting that we can and viii
please all who may favor US with theiT pNtrOn-
age We will be pleased 20 meet Ofd friends and
patrons, aud as many new oEes as may favor
Us with q cal. We feel under many obligations
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon US in
the past. and hope to receive our sh ere in
nfura. Bond 81 50 per day n0vl0-3m
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KaInnbIe PLartatiora to Lease.

T WILL Lea y, as administrator OF Christopher
Il ]. Field, d 80. his Home Rlaee-the place OF
Clay 4 Field. and the Plantation know n As the
Content Plad s. These Plantations are N me
county Of B olfyar, Miss snd In me eondilSn
fer eultiva ion, having been cultivated tor
years past. There Is q new and me ChcnlaI
Saw-Mm or 4 the Home Place, FOR Sale.
For furth er-fnfUrmation Apply 70 nae1 FArls.
Bourbon q uaIy, Ky, or TO Dr. b y Fieldf on
the premis b. CLAY,
ocfQ Admir- &. j. Field. decd