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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
rFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

MEMPHIS. June s. 1857.
The money market joys along in the
usual way, with no change to report.
CURRENCY is abundant in our banks, but
to be on the safe side it is thought best to
keep it there.
Exchange is in light supply, with fair
demand. Eastern is bought at of, and
sold at t premium. New Orleans is in
active at discoHnt buying; selling at
par.
Gold continues steady at 35c buying,
with offerings very light selling at 363e.
Silver is unchanged.
County warrants are firm at IS to SIZE
buying selling at IS to soc.
City scrip has met with a sudden de-
cline, owing partly, it is said, to the issue
Of some $4,000 within the past two or
three days. There are other rumors on
the street which have effected this money,
but as we could trace them to nothing
reliable, we forbear comment until our
next. Scrip, however has fallen very
rspidly, and few brokers were offering
more Than zoe to-day, and some were Of
fering to sell freely at 63e while Others
held OF Csc. 1t has been offered at the
counter for sale very literally by holders
| during the day.
Police scrip, owing to the large ISSUE is
also declining. Many brokers have on
| hand all they want, while those buying
would pay but zoe to-day for that offered.
| Selling at rs TO soc.
Bonds and stocks are duh with no sales
to report. Memphis & Ohiorailroad stock
lac. Memphis and Little Rock railroad
| first mortgage bonds find nc
sale Memphis and Charleston rail
read bonds, 75c; Tennessee bonds
with coupons, IS to soc Tennessee
boads, new, go to 65c; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, soc; Memphis
| cfry coupons, 55 to 6Oci Memphis city
I railroad stock, 35c.
The uncurrent money market rules
| steadily at our quotations. There is but
&ule offered and moderate demand.
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No. Il
cHINcARoRA
-ANTI-NERYOUS
SMOKING !

THE CHrSGARORA TOaACCO grows nom the
uch soil OF the EST, and Is pcssessed
OF aDeculiarly delicious flavor entirely IN
known 90 the tobaccuS OF all other clim@ buE
Is unprece rented POpul-raty has sprung nom
the factof the Fnfire aD-ence Ofthat deadly pol-
co. and which is the one and 50 e cause OF me
distressing nervous diseases, dyFpepstA etc.
winch most invariably sooner or lAlers 1ouoe
The Indulgence Of the pipe and elsaE- Al
the recent -ana'yLation OF tobacco nom al
parts OF TIE world, a. the Academy oIsee ncesi
In Paris. the renowned chemist NJ Lamou-
reaux, declared that while EuropeGu and
cent. and the purest Havana tobacco rom Two
70 i've per cent Of Nieonn- the GH1Ne sso1A
ala not contain one discoveraole particle OF
mat deadly poison, a drop OF when, extrae1ea'
orr agent al BoMBAv aas shipped Is large
quantities ofth CaINeARoRA duting me rass
two years, and although We have been prese1
- snrnlv the dsmaBd far this delicious tuXury
10 me veteran smoker, yet We are DOW pre-
AIRED 70 oner IL in unlimited al a
mice much lower than some Amercan tobacco
or q far Inferior CuahIy-
eonDofsSeur has but 70 SEaOke the Amerl-
! ea1 tobacco ard cigars. vhlch are invariably
S6er1icsIIv Favored, 70 be disguised with the
ms5f-fuaT taste which leaves q nauSeous, IN
ealthy cna'tng in the mouth and IN TINE
seIdom fails to shatter the nervous system
Tba natives OF the @OEIENT" smOEe the
CHTSeARoKA from morn till night, from yonth
10 ago, and are happily unconscious Or ths
Wild. distressing IRE which courss through
me veins OF the inhaler OF the fumes 81 to
bs co containing Nicotfn.
We invite every lover Of the weed 70 ~ ne
CHINGARaRA, and guarantee u~npTecedenteo
nIea, ure in its delicious flavor.
Sold at 81 a pound.
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slfondav, Jnne Fl, 10.

RMOndGy, june "a, 1867.
No. 1se5 Mr. D.-JOhn overton vs. r. II. Beth
Admit, et al.
ny virtue Of an in~terlOeutOry decree in thii
ID cause, / will sell. at public auction, % tni
hfgheSs bidder, at the Courthouse door, IN tn'
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June 24, 1867,
Between the hours Of 10 a m. and y m, n
following described Real Estate, to-Wit 10
No. l64 IN Overton addition TO the city OF Mem
t2Ol one hundred and twenty feet and runnini
bark between parallel lines u7Ol one hundrea
and seventy feet TO an alley.
TEENs OF SALE-On a credit OF sever
months, notes with good security, lien retain
ing TIL aymen Of purchase money
Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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In the Charcery Court Of Memphis Tenn .
No. lg25.- Joseph q. Tnweait VS.. Kirkland Gar
hOun, JamesC. Calhoun q al
IT appearing nom aindavit In this cause thal
/ the defendants, Kirtlaad Calhoun, James 9
Calhoun, lChnC. Calhoun. lncy Calhoun anu
Treadwea A. Calhoun ar residents OF ne CITY
aHd state Of New York., aud non residents o.
the state OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered, that they make theiI
appearance herein as the Court Rouse IN the
CITY Of Memphis, Tenn, on or b fore the FIRST
Monday in July. 1851, and plead, answer or de
muir 10 om~plainants bill, OF the same win
be taken for confessed, as TO them and set
for hearing ex par e, and that Q copy o. this
order be published once a week. for foar sue
cesEive weeks, in the Memphis p
4 COpy-Attsg1.
AUGUsTDN ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY K. J. A a. and "A.
Up. carptners solicitor for complainant
my2s laW4w~
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-. O M u. EEaauate q thhe

ma. Q SPIEGEL, graduate OF ne
hest medical schools OF Europe ana the
T1i-5 states, and member Of the principal
y -dical societies in those countries, has prac-
ffosd medicine in Memphis for be last thirteen
--ears ann nun O. 1er his prolesslon4
seryices o the public, Ia the Treatment Of az
forms OF disea-e upon the most improved ~
goDeau methods. My vast collections oilUN
medicines and surgical Win
lfe-laf z experience in their admlnlslt1Clou
and use, warrants me In q hunSlolIs
over the more ordinary method OF Irealthg oLs-
eases suca as ANGER and IUMOts q tNe
de~srrirHan. which / cure by tonsAIlltSnA
treatment ex lusively, no operauon P5ILl
nv the kuffe. Diseases OF the aye Ia anu
skin, Consumutiou and Bro ehias, hhrsgma-
ism. Neuralgia Scu0fIla, Syphihs, structure,
elect crave Piles. DrOpSy tlstula IN anei
in short. an Chronic Diseases, giving es,
necial attention TO FEMALE OF
evarv 6esrrHoHon. / am always T ady at
aiiffmes fo consult with nr,t-&sss Physl lans,
either BY lester OF Ina person, upon All diseases
r,arfaluinr 10 medicine au1 surgery. Meuielne
sent by express 20 all parts Of the world, When
OFFTCF-No. So south side Monroe, between
Main and Second streets Memphis.
n-a4..m. ~. Oh Union street. mNh I'M
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r,r4r creditors OF the estate OF Milton Shaw
herebv notified tina I have suggested
me 9nsplyeucy o. said estate 20 the Slefk OF
ne ounty Uourt Of Tip on eonnty, ana we
o. said esiate are h9hDs c,n .HSee
monfhe nom The Uaie hereof or ms hOlnoo
win be dled in bar OF the same 49,
mvyEIaWfW ~ n hANN
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DissolMtiOn.

THE firm ofGRlGsBY, EVANS JOHNSON
Is this Day dtSsoive4 ~ mutual consent
late Inn i authorized 70 receive and recsiFt
for allclatms in their handat
INC W. hNANS.
= T. JOHNS0N-
The COTTON and COMMISSION
viii - Continued under the name and style o.
FVANSA JOHNSON, at No. "a Front ssIest.
mo. W. EVANS
Nav a Is1. s. e JOHNSON
my2S Nv
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For the benefit of our readers we again
state that taxes on incomes by the pres
ent law are levied on the first of March
and due and payable on or before the
3Oth OF April. If due and unpaid after
the SOth of April as aforesaid, and for
ten DAYS after notice and demand by the
collector. there shall be levied, Ia addi-
ton thereto, the sum of five per cent. on
the amount of taxes unpaid, and interest
at the rate OF one per cent per month
upon said tax from the time the said be-
came due, as a penalty
The New York city banks deposits
have been drawn down five and a quar-
ter millions since last return, and the
legal tenders have decreased nearly two
millions. The loans have decreased two
millions.
The aforementioned national banks
have failed or are in process of liqulda-
ton. but their notes, being secured by
government bonds, are still at par, n
in some instances a premium is paid for
them by banks which have in view the
sanction of an increase in their own cir
eulation, and think that by holding the
notes of q suspended bank they can Sc
cure an equivalent; and by other parties
who have already secured charters but
have no bills of their OWL, the national
circulation being as large as the law al
lows: VenangO National bank, Frank
lin. Penn: Tennessee National bank,
Nsmphis, Tenn; First National bank,
AGca, \. Y; First National bank, Me-
dina. n. Y; First National bank, Column
bia. No; First National bank, Caronde-
let, Mo; Merchants National bank,
Washington, D. c. 80
Fire Marshal Blackburn, of Phiradel-
mia. reports 8 total OF 594 fires in that
citv last year losses, IS, 1872, 9S7; insur-
ance. 81, 975. $50. The marshal says A:
From the records which | have kept, and
statistics collected by me from the most
reliable sources, l estimate the total loss
bv burning in the United States at not
less than $50, OO0, 600 for 1864; S75,OOO,0 600
| for 1865; and 500, 900, 600 for 1866. The
aggregate loss in New York city, alone,
last year, reached SO, 100000.
-Four hundred new money order offices.
! scattered all over the United States, are
/ TO be opened in July, This will make
/ the whole number OF such Offices eleven
hundred and ninety-six.
President Johnson has appointed Mr..
I G. Walten ~sub-treasurer at New Or
| leans, in place Of w. X. Whitaker,
turned out for Irregularities. This is the
6rst removal made under the tenure of
office act, and must be acted upon at the
next session of the United States senate.
! Mr.. w. r. Whitaker was at one line q
| clerk in the Boston ~postotlice.
There was No change p~ereeptiole in
business to-day which would justify even
q paragraph on the subject. The absence
Of a local White or st. Francis river
paeket on Saturday adds to the general
auietude of our trade.
COTTON-The Liverpool dispatches
of Yesterday caused more firmness on the
mart of the holders, and put a stop to
| sales to-day. Factors are asking 25c for
middIing, but we could learn of no sales.
The sales in New York were also light
The following statement We take from
- nr-.LnHAl Evnhnnmn Rrinao HLr.
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6ElnEK. WILLIAMN & Cn..
NtrnN COlr.

UNBER DEALERS, ia Madison street, on
the BAYOU Commission Merchants and
CGntractors viii find IL 20 G cir interest to give
MS CATS. Ne keep all kinds of Lumber, skim
eles. Iaths D. G.. Etc apl2 6m
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wagon and Carriage Material.

Corrected Daily by Woodburn, smith q Co
Nos. ia and ZIG Green street, 81. Louis
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TAKEN UP, ore dry COW, white ana red.
came TO MY lot last wlntr. The owner
viii please prove properyf pay cha ges, and
take her away. " mnAAh Nnelsea.
r.,raE faWaWH
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS
DIR, VIM. EVERETT

TAN be found At Rooms no. . ~ n 80
N4bere he Is prepared to treat ans advise Win
an fsdies having diseases peculiar 20 5n5 -
- aud long experience ~convinces nun tlat
49, 6a RILEY. d. no matter how severe ne
49, or of how long standing; tpG aboNs az
ofbew be desires those cases whlch nave DeeH
-PRONOUECED LNCURABLE.
- Diseases Of children viii also receive es-
pecial attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-11-02
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 80, 1861.


FLOUR-Demand moderate, and market steady and
unchanged. We continue to quote city makes: rcd
S11 9 II, 30; amber S13 2J5135O xxx white $l4 80
a 1900 spring Si1 ,OQGI1l.25
WHEAT-ln better demand end firm for winter;
spring lower. Sale No. red winter at $265; sos
bu No. Milwaukee spring at 2.G5
C0RN-In good demand and steady. Sales GG20 bu
old No. mixed n lots sellers option first half No
vember at S111Jg; 1000 bu do at 1l; 900 bu buyers
option 10th TO 18th November at $l,11H.
OATS-Quiet, steady and firm. Sales cars No.
State from store Mt T9c,
RYE-Quct and steady at s1,4O01, As for No. from
store.
BARLEyIQaiet and unchanged. No. State and
Canada held at 81 35d 40 from store:
LIVE HOGS-Quict anc steady at s5,IG065O, accord
ing TO quality.
GUTfER-Demand fair and market steady at $3GG37c
for choice shipping grades Western Reserve; good to
prime do 30c, strictly choice do for table 4Oc choice
New York STATE 3Sdl40c
CHEESE-Quet and steady at 11@15c for good to
choice dairy and factory.
EGGS-Quiet and steady at 2G6521c.
APPLES-Winter fruit in good demand at 81 00Gl4 80
per Dbl according to quality and package.
SEEDS-Steady. Clover held at 5000 $50. according
to quality Timothy 81 25G250. Flax-seed S24GG 80.
PUTArOES-In good supply and moderale demand
at 9Gdgjc for Peachblows in bulk.
ONIONS-In fair demand at 81, ,1561 .25 per bushel.
BEANSIn moderate demand at S2,OOG, 2,15 for medi-
uTnt Drim vyhi
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Unjust Structures.
Tthe following very inst and timely remarks

Tthe following very inst and timely remarks
are from the Western Reserve Chronicle:
Judged by the criticisms of the N. Y.
Independent, Springfield (Nass.) RepuJ-
5ican, Pittsburgh Commercial, and a
few other Republican papers of less
prominence, the Union party of Ohio
is a dreadful failure, unfaithful to its
principles, having basely deserted them
in the hour of trial. 1t is an easy task
for fiprant quill drivers to indulge in
wholesale fault-fnding, especially when
occupying stand-points outside of the
scene of the actual conflict. How per-
sons desiring to stand fairly before she
public for veracity and candor can be SO
reckless of their regulations rs to charge
the Republican party of Ohio with de-
sertlon and coWardice in the late cam
paIgA, mere candid minds cannot con-
ceive. Th@Republican vote in tie State
is estimated at 10000; Of this number
l1o,OOO were cdSI tOT lIlC SCllSlltuIlOnal
Amendment, leaving $4,000 as having
voted against it. Now if these $4,000
voters who Scratched" the Amendment.
and not the 2l5,OOO who voted for it,
constitute the Republican party, then
there may be justice in impeaching the
integrity of the party. Or if nine
tenths are to be branded with moral and
political paltroonery, because of the de-
lection of one-tenth, then is the Republi-
can party Of Ohio amenable to the char
ges hurled against its zeal and consistcn-
cy. But we opine that the more thought
full Republicans, both in and out of Ohio,
as well as the more temperate and judi
cious journals of the party, will not fail
to see that the great bulk of the Rcpub-
licans of this State have made a bold,
brave and noble fight, and although by
reason of their direct assault upon a po-
htical fallacy incorporated in the Consti-
tuition of the State, their ranks were
somewhat deciminated, they are not dis
couraged, but will try again, and again
if necessary, being sanguine CT ultimate
victory.
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E3r Both Massachusetts and Maine have dT-
pointed Thursday the 2Sth of November, as a
day of Thanksgiving; as the President has also
designated that day for the National lhanks-
giving, it is probable all the States VIII seitc'
the same; and thus as nation we Shall on the
same dav prescnt our thank offering to the
Great C,iyer of every good for his innumerd6le
blessings the past year
rEAmong the patents granted last was one
for s'Improved composition for sausages,
whereupon the N Y. Commercial Advertiser
observes: 'sWe have heard OF mixture of
dog, red flannel and turnips, as composition
for sausage, hut it is not likely that It was ever
patented What the improvement may be We
are at loss to imagine" The patentee will
probably keep his secret and will sell his sausa-
ges.
Eg Mr.. Charles Dickens has decided to leave
England for the United States on the 9th OF
November, in the steamship Cuba, occupying
one of the officers cabins. He will remain in
America until May. His Hgert, Mr. Dolby, bad
arranged to sail from England three weeks
earlier. Mr.. Dickens has just completed his
Christmas story for 1867, and is in excellent
health and spirits. Mr.. WilkieCollins will take
charge of All the Year Round during Mr.. Dick
ems ABSENCE
c4j>They have town out in Ohio, says an
exchange, by the name of Jackson who threw
all its votes, over 400 for the democratic ticket.
4 cOlportcur who has travelled in that town. and
visited the families says, that only one in thirty
could read, and but one in fifty-fve possessed a
Bible. In 1856, in one congressional district,
there were eleven thousand voters who could
not read, and the democratic ticket obtained
nine thousand majority, and this vote carried
the State for Buchanan. Where ignorance cx-
lists, it is folly to look for anything better than
such results
e3-Chief- Justice Chase, the whole country
will be glad to hear, has given notice that
he will preside at the trial of jeff. Davis,
provided that the parties will consent to bring
it on Ncv. 18th instead of Nov 27Ih-the latter
being the day specified In Davis's bail-bound
for his appearance to answer 10 the indictment
found against him. As the Chief-Jus,ice is to
preside in the Supreme Court, which commen
crs its annual session on the first Monday in
December, his request is reasonable, and, we
presume, will be acceded to. So we may con-
slider it settled that the trial W II commence on
the 18th prox., and that the Chief Justice viii
preside
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THE OFFICIAL VoTE OF OHIo.-The
full official vote OF Ohio, gives the ma
jority for Gen. Hayes 2,9S3. the full
vote for Hayes was 24S,6o5, and for
Thurman 24o,622. The aggregate vote
was the largest ever cast in the State,
by about 5000. The excess lay in the
Democratic vote, the Republican vote
having been exceeded at previous cleo
tions Ten Congressional Districts have
gone Democratic and nine Republican,
being gain to the Democrats of sev-
ell Districts. Ashtabula County gave
Hayes a majority of 3,G84-a larger Re
publican majority than any other one
county in the State. Throwing out this
majority and Thurman wolld have been
elected by 7o1.
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Some of the Republican papers complain
that Grant was strong pro-slavery Democrat
IL the first years Of the war, and that he he's
not changed since. The following letter writ
len by Grant in $685. at which time Gen. Logan
while on furlough, was making extreme radi
GU speeches IN Illinois, will cast some light on
the subject:
HEAFQtARTE DEPARTMENT oE TENNESSEE,
Naj0'- Gen, join 4. Lo, an:
DEAR SIR: l sent you ten days ex-
tension of leave, and will give you as
many more as you require. | have read
your speeches in Illinois, and feel that
you are really doing more good there
than you can possibly do while the army
of your command is lying idle.
Stay while you feel such good results
are being worked by your absence, and
l will extend your leave to cover your
absence. In the meantime, should any
movement of your command he contem-
plated, | will notify you as early as pos
sible Of it. Yours truly,
U s. GRANT Mator-Genera
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VALLASDIGuAM is yet making speeches. His
friends can't shake him off. A week ago lie
unburthened himselfin Knox county, on which
occasion he related the circumstances OF his
arrest during the war, at Dayton. In the
course ofhis speech he said that if the men who
reported his speech that led to his arrest under
''Order No 80, had been known to the crowd
and their mission understood,
''the scattered members of their worthless car
cases, torn and wrenched and tossed by the
arms and hands of ten thousand infuriated free
men, would have strewed the ground prey to
lean dogs and hungry vultures 'gorging and
growing DER carcass and limb, ifIultures and
dogs could consent TO crunch and humble and
feed upon flesh such as theirs
A little snnnninnrv fnr q 1loGcP-a10nt
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DEMOCRATIC RZFRESHMENI s.-DOHn in Tiffn
the Democracy made great preparations to
torch light and ''procesh' over the election
news, and went so far as to raise money for
transparences, refreshments, ETC. But the jlb;-
lee didt come off The announcement of
Hayes election WIS qlencher anl torches
would not light. The committee of one who
had the money to buy the refreshments report
ed to the faithful thlt he had expended 50 Of
the sum-twenty four dollars for whisky ard
one for crackers and cheese, The report was
accepted, all but the eating part
Our Ashtabula democracy, claim that their
money was spent for Sattpeter only, which it
would seem woull be more difficult of disposi-
ton than the rye.