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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-20

Inspection Of Steamboat Hl2s-Reso-
/ buttons of the Board of Underwriters.
At a meeting of the board of under
writer's of the city of Memphis, held this
day, the following resolutions were
adopted by said board, to-wit:
Resolved, That from and afterthis date
all cargo risks upon steamboats,, loading
at and for the port of Memphis, shall be
considered uninsurable, until said steam
boats shall have been duly inspected and
reported upon to this board, by the party
hereinafter named and authorized to in
spect the same.
Resotued, That all steamboats, as sfore-
said, according to the tenor of the fore
going resolution, shall be inspected semi
annually and without expense to this
board, by the authorized inspector of this
board aud in case of repairs, made
necessary by accident or otherwise, upon
any steamboat running in the Memphis
trade, report of the same must be made
to said inspector and to his satisfaction,
as a prior condition to the acceptance OF
risks upon such boat or cargo thereof.
Whereupon, on motion, Capt. VIM. G.
Postal was unanimously elected Inspector
of hulls for this board, and authorized to
carry out the purpose of the above reso-
luton.
Attest; r. V. NREDENBUHGH,
mbi7lSt Secretary Of the Board,
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Spring Fa HONS in Hats and
Caps---i:onsisting of q nne and
tasty selection of the latest styles,
inteoduc d this day by the Memphis
Hat Company, zoe hain street, OPP
posite Court Square.
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LAW CoURr.-In the case Of Shultz vs..
Hughes, the jury returned q verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for $406 so. The
case OF Pitman vs.. Stewart & Bro, is
now on trial.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs-The fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen are in
the city and putting up at the Gayoso
house; Gen. ]. Patton Anderson Flor
ida; Gen. Chas. w. Field, v einis ;
Col. J. II. Anderson, Arkansas; Col. H.
c. Chambers, Arkansas; Mai. Nike
Clusky, Tennessee; Col. w. Z DanCey,
Mississippi; Col. JnO. w. Pelk, Ar
kansas.
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CRruNAI CoURr.-No business was

CRIMINAL COURr.-No business was
transacted in this court yesterday except
the empanneling of one jury in the case
of the state VS.. Rice, charged with en-
bezzlement to something over two thou
sand dollars from the Southern express
company. The empanneling Of theiury
will be completed to-day. The case of
D. R. Grace has been continued until
next term by consent.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET
For Helena. Delta, Friar's EoiEf. sun
flower, Laconia, CarsOn's, ConcOrdia, Mouth
White river, Indian Ray, st. Charles,
DuVslIis Bluff, Little Rock, Des Arc,
West Point. Searcy. Augusta
and J~acksonPOrt.
FABER-~-----.~Peckenbaugh master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
will leave -
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, al u m.
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mhG It star Wharf boat
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The greatest amount insured on any one risk
is S95,ouu, Dut viii not as a general rule exceed
$1,000.
r. Company has no general rule a. to the
amount allowed 10 bsinsured in any city, Town.
village or block. being governed in this matter.
in each clses by Ike general character Of build
ings, width OF streets, facilities tor putting out
rrcs, etc
a certified eopy OF the charter OF actof incor-
pOratiOn. as amended accompanied a prey19us
statement.
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FOR NEW z

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS WlsDabsDAY.
PACKET
For V~ieksburg and Nea orleans.
GEN. QUlrMAN~---J. NJ White master
This splendid Passenger packet IT.
will leave for the above ~
WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, al p M.
JAS T. BORNE & CO. Agents.
mh9 II No. y Jefferson street.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For YIeksburE, Nasehe= and New Or
GEN. QUITMAN--~--.--.I. NJ. White mastsr
This elegant passenger steamer -.@
Will leave -
WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst. at p N.
LARRY HARMsTAD& CO, Agents.
Corner saIn and Ma ison sts-, or
mh99 II CITY Wharf boat. feot Nonroe -
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS " LOUIS
VILE PACKET.
For Napoleon, yicksburx, Safehez and
n. Orleans.
NJ. :. Wood master
This superb passenger steamer
will leave as above ~
HIS DAY, 10th inst. at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner MsiR and Madson SIS.
mhOlt CT Wharf boat foot Monroe ~
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Fer Vieks5urE and New Orleans.
master
This new and splendid passenger It.
steamer Will leave as above on -
SATURDAY, I'd Inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts,
milo At or WharfbOat foot Monroe Il.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
For V~ieksburE and New Orleans.
GEN. N. mite master
This splendid passenger steamer IT,
will leave for the above on [
THIS DAY, 20th inst, at ) pm.
W. Jay JOHNSON, Agent,
mhA II Star Wharf boat.
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APPEAL
MATTERS.


The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due TItE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsIIE,
rset,Fr-,-a go
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cgARLEs ]. MARTIN. Pre.laent


JOHN MCGEE Secretary.
Subs ribed and sworn before me, this, I'd day
IL TgOS. +. GOODRICH.
Commissioner for Tennessee In New York
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Mrs. Hamilton has removed her dress
making establishment to No. 43G Main
street. east OF Beal, where can be found
the latest and most fashionable patterns
for spring dresses.
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK, l@
CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
CharIssJ j. Martin, President, and John Nc
Gee, Secretary, Of the Home insurance Com
pany, being ssverally and duly sworn, depOse
and say, aud each for himself says. that the
fOregOfng is a true, full and correct statement
Of the affairs OF the said corporation, and that
they areth he above described Officers thereof
UZannaaT
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roR a RIVE.

REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Little Rock.
FLORENCE TRABER---R. L Haines master
This excellent passenger steamer So
win leave as above -
THIS BAY, 10th inst, al 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner Main md Madison sts.. or
mh9 1t City Wharf boat loot Monroe St
RFGULAR MEMPHIS " ARKANSAS
RIVER PACKET
For Helena, Napoleon. PIN Blur and
Little Rock.
HARRY master
This elegant passenger steamer @
is now loading at the loot Of COurtZA&
street and viii leave
THURSDAY. 2Ist inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mh2O 2t No. So Madison street.
RFGULAR MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS
RIVER PAUKET-U D. A4IL-
For Helena Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
Lille ROea.
master
This superb passenger steamer N
viii leave as above on 80
THURSDAY, 2lst inst. at ) pm.
al t BoERNE 3 co. Agents.
REGmAR MEMPHIS and ARKANSAS
RIVER Z. S. MAIL PICKET
For Pine BIuH and Little Rock.
.CELESTE---.------.Heese PritehRrd master
This splendid passenger packet IL
will leave as above on &
WEDNESDAY, 20ih inst, at 3 pm
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mhIQ II star Wharf boat
MEMPHIS 6ARRANSAS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY.
For Pine BLUFF and Little Rock.
CELEsTE-.--.1eess Prtchard master
This elegant passenger packet N
will leave 49,
WEDNESDAY, Goth Inst. at 5 pm
LARaY HARMSrAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sisi or
mhl9 q CITY Wharf boat, foot Monroe St
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The Society Of Advocates will bold a
call meeting ON Saturday, the 23d, at
8 nm, at the Office Of Caruthers d
King, 256 Second street.
J.P CaRUTHEkS, Prest.
C. c. CUMMINGS, Secsy.
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Cspk Jerry Coates, formerly mate Of
the Continental, Ruth, Osborn, etc, has
thur.
The Armada has arrived At Evansville
IN q badly damaged condition. Ninety
. OF DER timbers are broken.
The bill to bridge the Mississippi at
WinOna, has passed both houses 81 the
Wisconsin Legislature.
The remains of the United States fri1-
ate Brandywine were sold ~atauction al
Norfolk, Va, on Saturday morning, for
SO, 500. to q firm Of wreckers, who will
knock her TO pieces for the old iron and
copper she contains. The Brandywine
wa finished ia 1924, about the time La
fayette made his second visit 70 this
country. The United States, in comPll-
ment to him, placed the frigate at his
disposal, and she made her first voyage
IN carrying him back to France.
The u. L. Hodge No. 2, on her way
from New Orleans up Red river, burst a
cylinder head, in the latter stream, by
which accident one Of her engineers was
killed. The cylinder was taken to New
Orleans by the Sc. Nicholas for repairs.
No further damage 70 the boat was sus-
Ok BOARD BELIZE 81. LoUIs,l
CAIRO, March Is, 1857.
Dear Captain We left your muddy
city yesterday with over two hundred
passengers, and a more jOvial set never
wended their way up 81 big muddV,u
than the gallant 1.-TWO hundredr lust
alluded to. The evening OF eur DEPART
ure was spent delightfully."- By ali on
board. After an elegant supper music
was introduced, and railroad time was
made by innumeraole feet until a late
hour. Every berth aud o was taken,
and your special" with many others,
had TO spread himself on the dOwny side
of the cabin carpet. But 10 one used TO
fence rails for Q pillow and a wagon rut
u which 10 repose his(wearied frame, q
carpet was not by any means an unde-
sirable place. That v~illainous "bug"
took possession OF the boat this morning,
and no little merriment was caused to
the initiated by the CONSERVATION which
Ii gave rise to. The second clerk OF this
steamer, Mr. is full Of fun, and
added no little to the enjoyment Of those
on board Ar. blenksr, who is chief
R2rson, though not as stylish as some
clerks l 'wOt Of On smaller and slower
packets, Is every inch a gentleman-one
OF those whom you will associate in y6ur
mind years hence with q delightful ride
in most excellent company, not one Of
whose faces will linger 10 that minds
eye as long IS the features Of Billy
Blenker. We arrived at Cairo at 0 to-
night, and leave in a few mOmenta for
st. Louis. Many Of our railroad fellow
travellers take the cars here for their diff
ferent homes. Gen. Dick Taylor was .
passenger OF Our packet from Memphis
to Cairo ca route to Louisville and Gin
einnati. As We are just about backing
out / will say, On! river. LEV.
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Harrington, the most original book of
the times, for sale by H. Wade d Co,
283 Main street. 81"
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Coal -Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
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To Shippers Of Cotton from Memphis.
In order to give shippers choice of routes
to New York, / have appointed Capt.
w. Jay johnson, OF the Star wharfboatl
my agent for the Diamond line st Mem
phis, to contract for and give bhls
/ ding at current rates freight, Vtd al
rail, via L9iSUiRe, or, il shippers prefer
river to Cincinnati per splendid packets
and rail to New York. l as agent duly
appointed by competent autho ity,. guar
antee to shippers to carry out MS Dill,
lading. Our time East is as fastI II mol
faster, than any other line:
]. c. BUCKLES,
Old Reliable Agent B.. g. 7. Co., Diamond Tine,
Louisville, KY.
TOUIgVJTJE. March II, 1885,. m0rHO I'm
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n1scELLANEoUs.
Statement of the Condition
First Day Of January. 4. D.. 1854.
NAsfE y
CAPITAL

THE Dame OF this Company Is THE Uozn
i Insurance COMPANY, fneorn9vaTss ~
1853. and located in the ely OF New York.
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~RRADsTREET's
Improved Mercantile Agency,
sIs MAIN STREET, Cernsr Nenrosl
10 DeS ITO,
Late OF Havana, Cuba, Manager,

nESPFCTFULLY announces 10 the trade
n tbs they are now ready 70 take ordes
their late Semi-Annual issue Of COMMERCIAL
REPORTS. The work has been muen 1A
proved since their ADVENT IN Memphis. and -
recopnmeude as q useful and valuable book or
reference for Bankers and Merchants IN ascaf-
tanning the standing or business cls1At u
psrSons doinx business t~hrOugnOutthe country.
mh6 I'm
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS M ST LOUIS
PACKET
For Cairo aRd ~. LoRjs.
AA4A 81 A11AA
This swift running steamer win --h
as above on ~
THURSDAY, 2Ist inst, at 5 pm
FLEN. CALVERT, Sup't.
PETERSON & DILL, Pass agents.
Or to Z. 3. BIINGroN, General Ticket Agent
No. 5 jefferson street, where Tickets NAV be
had tRali points In tLe United States mhl9 81
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Fresh Mad.-For sale at u Madison
street.
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Health is More Precious than Gold +!
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
~maI6daWIy
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o CINCINNATI.

MEMPHIS AND CLECLNHATI PACKET
COMPANY.
Por Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLlfION ..-----.-.-------- ..---------otelns master
This splendid packet viii leave -
As above, on 6
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at y m.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison SIS. or
mh2 1t City WbarfbOat, foot Monroe st.
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
SA1Ah &LASl
This fast and commOdiOus steam IT,
sr Will leave as above on &
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at 5 I'm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison stS.,
mhM II and Cty Wharfboat foot Monroe st.
DEAN LINE
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
master
This splendid packet win leave ~
as above every S
THURSDAY, list inst, at 5 p m.
JAS. T. BOURNE 8 co,
mhI9 81 AGENTS
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Capital or said Company acsu-
sIy paid ap in Cash 10000 O
Surplus on the lst day Of JaEu-
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LIABILITIES

~
Amt Of Losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid None.
Amt OF Loses incurred.
and il process Of adj
Justment .---.--. 26S,lSi
Amt Of Dividends de-
clared and due and I'M
paid ---..--- l.sD 90
Amt OF DIVIDENDS either
cash OF Sgap, declared
but not yet due None.
Amt OF all otherexistiug
Gains against the com
None.
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AESEIS.

amount of Capital and sur
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ANOTHER FIRE.-A fire broke out
about seven o'clock yesterday morning,
at the residence of Mr.. Thomas Cooke,
No. 81 Vance street. The cottage was
totally destroyed, but the most valuable
Of the furniture was saved-soms Of it
in a damaged condition. The fire orig
mated from a defective hue. The fire
men turned out promptly, as usual, but
owing to the shameful condition OF the
streets, the engines were unable to reach
the spot. The neighbors turned out en-
masse and rendered valuable assistance.
NJ c. Cayce, the veteran auctiUneer, had
to move in a hurry, but was no loser.
Mr.. Cooke was insured for $500 in the
DeS0tO insurance company Of this city.
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Lnmber nIarl.et.
RIVER MATTERS


The weather yesterday was dark and
gloomy.
business was only moderately active.
At this point the river Is on a stand.
At Cincinnati the Ohio fell 6 feet yester-
day, with Al feet in the channel. At
Louisville it is fallinga at the rate Of 4 feet
every "a hours. At Cairo it is also fall
ing. At Nashville the Cumberland is
going down rapidly. Our latest aGyiScs
from St. Louis say that at that point the
river is declining slowly. This is cheer
ing news and viii be joyfully received
BY our readers everywhere.
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ER0GEETEs KSD PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
MINNIE & BTCKHAM, s5 Main street.
Guy ALDEN & McoRAE, Front street.
SCE0OLFTELD q HANEAUEB, IS Front
- street.
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LINDSEY 3 NHEUENbUN5Hr
Agents,
mrI9 sw No. Il Madison street, up stairs
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C6TTOS F.cTORS avn COHMLsSuoY.
A SHE. SHIP. N, 34 Front street.
A
TOR0NSA, n, I5 and l5614 Exchange
I Building.
TOLEMAN, WILLIAMS a CO, - Front
street.
WTARBURG, EDWAhD, % Front street
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Amt OF Government
tamps
Amt sf other Property.
ts~-eilaneousI LENS
Amt due fer Premiums
on Pc icies Esued 81 o.
fee Fire, Inland and
Am'g Bills receivable Tor
Premiums on Marine
and InlGnd Navigation
Risks,
Interest due on LIST jan
uary,
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Dissertations. dc.

PARTNERSHIP. We have this
~ day formed r co-partuership under the firm
and title II William III. A. L. Brown. for the
purpose Of conducting q EA EPAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS for the sale OF TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CuEE. and country produce generally.
WILL M II. BROWN,
4. L. Brown.
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A Virginia Heircss Claims One S.iI.
Hon Dollars Worth OF prOpcrt, al
New Albany

From the New Albany Commercial.
We learn that a Miss Catharine Hatton.
OF Caroline county, Va, has lately made
the startling discovery that she is the
righttul heir Of property TO the amount Of
about one million dollars in the upper part
of this city. The lady claims that she Is
the direct and only living lncal descend.
ant and sole heir Of George and Ann J..
llatton, who, in lS47, obtained patent for
one hundred acres of land in No. 2S, OF
Illinois grant, from Andrew i. Hay, David
W. Daily, Samuel McCamphclH, Christie
pher Cole, and Alexander Mars, who were
appointed 10y the General Assembly OF the
State of Virginia as commissioners 10 ap-
portion and deed the lands granted to the
Illinois regiment. This patent was issued
10 George and Ann L. Hatton as the sole
heirs of one Christopher Hatton, who was
a soldier under General George Rogers
Clark in the famous expedition in what
was known as the Illinois regiment.
The suit which will decide her claim is
for lot No. 81, Upper Oak street, the pro-
perry of William S. Culhcrtson, and in the
event of her success in this case, she will
il is said, commence suit for the whole cS-
tate. nc case Is GOChctcu LOT ti4c SlcNtH'h
day Of the present term of the Floyd Cir
cult Court. 1t is creating quite a senSa-
ton in real estate circles. Her claim en-
braces 100 acres, commencing at the grant
line intersccting Seventh street, and run
ming northeast along Poplar street, and
thence south, parallel with Ninccnnes
street, to a point about thirty feet south OF
Spring street, till it again intersccts the
grant line in front Of Mr.. Scott Moore's re-
sidencc.
The defendant has not answered the
complaint Of the plaintiff yet, but has
moved the court to order her TO file an alb
Stract of the title by which she expects TO
maintain her action; which motion was
granted, but as yet the abstract has not
been filed,
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Fran Washington,

WAsHrxGToS May 1.-THE Attorney Gene-
rails construction Of the reconstruction acts
is in the department printing office.
The Supreme Court, during the session just
closed, disposed of 200 cases, having 80 on
docket.
1t is matter of comment that the court re-
coguiZed Texas as State of the Union by
granting Its prayer for an injunction in the
indemnity bonds case.
The justices of the court who We're equally
divided on the dismissal of the Mississippi in
junction case were Chase, Wayne, Nelson, Cliff.
ford, Swan Miller Davis, and Field. Justice
Grier left before the court acted on the mo.
ton. With the dismissal of the injunction
cases the subppuas issued under them fail.
The SupTcm" Court has confirmed the dcci-
sion in the case of Thompson ~. Riggs, deci-
ding that Il deposit of gold creates q debt
which can be discharged 10y lcgal-tender notes.
The merchant prince, \. L. Stewart, OF
New \ oTk. returns go income this year, and
the great house of Chaii.iu 4 Co, only $50
Both returned overs 900, 900 income last year
These merchants have sold more goods this
year than during any year before. They have
sold for cash, and their losses ar" not attrIbu.
table TO bad debts.
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NOZZLE, May IA large meeting of white
and coIorcd citizens was held this evening, and
addressed by Hon. Alexander Mckiusley, Ma
ior ~tepnev of the TiusS aud others. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas, At a meeting held in this city on
the night Of May 18th there were disturbances
and disorder, resulting in most lameu table con
sequences and whereas this meeting i com
posed of the citizens of Mobile. and desires 10
announce to the people of til" country their
unqualified disapprobation Of and hostility
10 all such acts therefore
a.. RfSpir,d That we deeply dcplorc the
unfortunate occurrences that took place al
said meeting, and desire 10 express III the
strongest terms our disapprobation Of them.
'2. We are Of the opinion that til" disturb
ance a said meeting was wholly uupremedi.
tated and the result Of accidental excitement,
To which all large asSemblagcs are subject.
-. In our opinion, our people are not dis
posed 10 impede any one in the free eXer-
else Of speech TO all and every class OF per-
-
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Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, ]
RICHMOND, May i, 1867. )

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May Il, 1867.
Breaks large to-day. Market steady. Prices
unchanged. Below we give the transactions
900 hOg~hcads. 10 tIcrceS, and II boxes, offered
and sold rs follows.
MASCFACfCKISG TOBACCO.
LtgS.-Common to medium dark working,
81 Ia 81, good dark working, - 10 IS; sun
cured common, - To go; sun-cured, good,
80 10 SO; Coal-cured, common, IS 10 80 /;
coal cured bright, sl2 10 Sis; coal cured,
fancy 80 TO SO.
L,af-Common dark working, IS to -;
medium dark working, 80 10 Sl2; good dark
working, Sill 10 Sl4; fine and wrapping, $50 10
SO. sun cured, 80 TO go and $50 yellow
wrappers, common, so to $50; yellow wrap
prrs, medium 10 extra, So 10 SlOO, and sl2H.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,gS.-Eery common and heavy weights
IS ~ to II 10; medium, $40 10 $685. good
81 to -.
L.ur-English shipping, $40 10 SIS and 80 ;
continental shipping, Sl2 10 SIS and go.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lsat-Common, $40 10 sl3; good, sl2 TO So !;
fine, $40 10 80.