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MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, June 1S.-COtton Arm.
with sales Of 250O bales; low middling,
245c; receipts for three DAYS, 1911,
against 1850; exports for the same time,
1920 bales. Choice Louisiana sugar.
lie; choice Porto Rico retailing at lie
Cuba, llEc. Cuba molasses is held at
474a50c. Flour is too unsettled for ac-
eurate quotations; sales OF double extra,
sll %; treble, Sl4. Corn dull; mixed
aud yellow, S5G95c choice white,
81 COOL O5. Oats duh at 70G75c. Pork
dun and lower, asking S23 50; bacon.
lOici clear sides, lSc. Gold, 1874; sterl-
ing, 4SG525.
LOUISVILLE, June IS.-Tobaeco Tugs.
50 75G5; common leaf, Soil; fair.
Sl5G25 sales, 369 hbds. Superine flour.
IS 5Od9. Old wheat, s.. Corn deliv-
cred, S7GS9c. Oats, bulk 69G7Oe, Mess
pork, nominal 81 SO. Bacon shoulders.
SC; packed clear sides, 123c. Prime
lard, t~ierces, 12l@12lc. Raw whisky,
y 1902 20 free. Cotton, 23c.
ST. LOUIS, June IS.-Tobacco, large
Tugs declined slightly other grades IN
changed. Cotton, quiet and nominal,
24c for middling. Hemp, steady. Flour,
duh and dropping NN, S10G13 family,
Sl56l6. Wheat, - 1902 SO; prime
fall, 3 60tG2 IS. Corn, dull S0(6S2c.
Oats, duh 66970c. Rye, quiet SlGI O5.
Provisions, dull and unchanged. Lard,
nominal l2@l3c.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-FIour dull and
heavy-drooPing family, S11G12; fancy.
Sl3GI5. Wheat firm, g IS for No. 2
winter. Oats firmer, Sc. Corn unset
tied, held at 75c. Cotton dull, 240248e.
Whisky steady, SOC in bond. Provisions
dull and nominal.
New YORK, June 1S.-Cotton IN
changed sales 1900 bales uplands at 27c.
Flour heavy aud lower (; superfne state
and western 50 O06l0 90. Whisky
quiet at 35a36 in bond. Chicago spring
wheat s. S062 80. Corn, 81 07GI IL.
Oats ! cent better, $685.. Rice firm.
Coffee quiet. Sugar firm, Cuba l14@u2;
Havana I1f91I1. Molasses dull. Pork
heavy mess $50 50@30 SIS.
New YORK, June is. Money easy
and steady at 5R6c for call loans. Ster-
ling unchanged. Geld, 1874. Govern
nent stocks are without any decided
chsnse. Tennessee bonds weaker, 67t.
Receipts at the sub-treasury. 81, 524, 993,
including for cIStsERS $500, GOO, and gold
notes Sl58. O0OSsyments, S2,Os2, 887;
balance, 1888, SOC, S97.
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AT the last session of the academy OF
sciences, says the Courier d. Havre OF
May q, M Delaunay read a paper, by
NJ. Flamma=ion, on the subject of 3
recent change in the moons surface. A
crater well defined and perfectly well
known to astronomers has disappeared
within 8 year, and its place IS now
marked by g large white spot in the
middle Of 3 plain. Il is the first time
hat any change in the moon's surface
has been noticed. NJ. Chacomsr made
/. 4 observation, which confirms that
'6 NJ, Flammarlon.
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.. =. EVERTS & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers & Pr%OpFietOrS.
PETERSBURG, "a.
Read the following from among the
many Certificates received by US:

FoRD's DEroT, VA, Nov. q, 1870.
] Thereby certify that I have been suffering for
over two weeks from severe attacks of Chllls
and Fever, Tor which 1 had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the chfls
cuuiuE on again in q few days The Anti-Ma-
Iarial Bitters were recommended TO me. aud I
commenced taking them at once. the ne Of
whfch was marked by immediate and certain
relief from chills, sfI &c which time / find my
general health improved in a very satisfactory
name
i can cOnscienti0uSly recommend the use OF
these Bitters 20 all sufferers from Intermittent
Fever Cever and aguelrSsa certain cure.
As Walden.
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APPEAL
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ssrion in the APPEAL must DC -.
Gated by the name and aouIs 80
writer. as a guarantees OF ms gooo N
responsibility. aTuv
Business letters should De
FPEAL Memphis,
Communication for p~uohealioh -
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- sana-,ment. should be addressed EDl-
n1soFTHF APPEAL. Memphis.
-,o, asa rule. undertake 20 return artl'
49,, c,pnd suitable for publication.
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ENGLISH REvIEw OF Ex-PREsIDEET
DAVIS.
ais Character and Acts as a Statesmen
and Ruler.

From the London Post reform and Opposi-
ton Organ May ljthI
At length, after having remained a
state prisoner for two years, Mr.. Jeffer-
sol Davis, at one time the president of
the Confederate States of America, has
been released on bail. The term Of his
imprisonment has been long, and, re-
gard being had to the strict letter of the
constitution, has been illegal; but few
will be inclined to question too closely
the acti0H Of a government which held
The life Of their illustrious prisoner IN
their hands, and nevertheless spared it.
Mr.. Davis, however unsuccessful the
attempt which lie organized 10 establish
the independence Of the southern states,
will in future times take the highest
rank among American statesmen. The
ability which he manifested in husband
ing the resources Of the infant republic,
at whose head he was placed, while at
the same time he utilized theIS TO an
extent that seemed Incredible, mus.
es,abliSTkiS claim TO be considered one Of
them& quairtS9niuistrato ofmOdern
tines D~aAd fEs rare good fortune TO
beserve@ 10 the field by men who, though
for the most partdevoidOf military edUca-
ton, proved themselves TO be c0Hsum-
mate generals but, independently Of
This. be was endowed with too much So
gacity to interfere with their plans, even
when they did not meet with his concur
renee, aud did not commit the biunder
into which Mr.. Lincoln so frequently
fell, Of 0OnfoundiBg failure with lucOm-
potency. There was no aulic council at
Richmond. The president and the PEG
pie believed in their generals, and the
had confidence ia themselves
and the armies which they com
msuded. In his dealings with the
government Mr.. Davis was
the many -prOvOcatiOns offered by the
OF several Of the northern gem
erals, be never c0~u1tenanced or tolerated
any departure from the strict rules OF
warfare. Towards the Euro
oesn states, whose Intervention he not
Innaturally sought, the Confederate
president invariably maintained gu atti-
Jude of independence and sslfrelianee,
sven through his representatives, pres
sing on them the eXpediency Of inter
posing in behalf of his fellow-citiZens.
In a word, during the entire period
n which he guided the destinies
IF the COnfederacy be did not commit
, single act Of which be had res
on to be ashamed, or which hfs oppo-
lents could justly make the subject mat
er Of ~TepFoaeh. Long confinement, it is
has told upon his health; but that
$ to a man like him, a matter Of minor
consequence. He failed in one of the no
tasks man ever set to himself; and
he disappointment Of failure must far
.xceed the greatest punishment in the
,ower of his foes to iniiet. He has the
.~Onsolation, however, of rejecting that
be confidence reposed in him by the
outhern people, when they elected him
< president on the 18th Of February,
S6l, he has never host, and Yill-al-
hough it may be in exile-carry it with
i'm 70 the grave.
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Father Seoehi, the celebrated Romsn
astronomer and inventor, is now IN Paris
lie passes most Of his tiule at the exnesi.
ton, whers q curious clock Of his jnven-
ton IS 70 be seen, which a~utomaticslIv
marks down, on q long strip OF psnes
that is unrolled at one end and rolled M
at the other, the hour, the direction and
intensity Of The wind, the aaaptitv If
rain that has fallen within a given time
the hight Of the barometer, and the nv.
grometrlo state Of the atmosphere. An
this work is effected by half a dozen
pencils constantly in motion, and which
perform their task With unerring fidelity.
Ned House, the brilliant young wri-
ter OF New York, is said to Be quite hand
some, a dne pianist and a ''iien amon1
the ladies'" Oae Of his pseudonyms Is
z Count BrsAkheart."
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unne

We have received from the President
Of the Rock Island Manufacturing Com
pany, Charlotte, North Carolina, sam
pies Of " honest fabrics Of Southern man
u~facture, into which the pollutions Of
shoddy do not enter.n These SAMPLES
are Of woollen goods for the Southern
market for fan and winter use. and
clothing made from them viii be com.
Portable, durable and genteel. We have
ordered a suit for ourself, and shall al
ways wear goods Of Southern manufac-
ture when We can get them. An Agent
Of the Company viii be here in July.
with samples Of its stock, and viii
doubtless return with ample orders.
Let US encourage home manufactures
BY all means. II We could bat feed and
elothe ourselves, we should begin to be
independent.
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D. T. EvERrs = Co Petersburg, Va
Gents IL hereby certify to the efficacy Of
vOur Bitters in the treatment of Chills and Pc
ver- especially with children. One OF my chill
dren. three years old, had heen su ering from
them for several monlhs; I used your Bitters
and they had the desired effect. I cheerfuIy
recommend them to all who are suffering rom
Chtus and Fever. !. D. STONE
Fords Depot, va, March ., 1857.
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TO GAS CONSUMgRSI
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting"
LUNN & N,
2O4 Main Street..

Gas FIXTURES at a small advance ON New
NJ York and PhfladafDnfa prices.
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RoYsIEE, T~zEzEvAST a Co, AaetiOneor-
myAtd
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d i " INT-1
able medicine in a severe case of AZue and
Fever, contracted on the Appomattox river, IL
gives me great pleasure 10 state that iE gave me
entire relief almOst simultaneously. after suf-
feriug some months and arying variOus doctors.
aud remedies. Twin here recommend all who
are suffering from the above, 70 give il a fair
trial. RESPECTFULLY yours,
- 10 XYTRE PARKS. NorfnIk. Va
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NEAR For CLIFTON, VA, Nov. %, 1856.
Dear Sir:-Having a severe attack Of ChiIls
contracted on the Lower AppomattOx river, /
tried your Anti-Malarial BitterS, and in a week
relieved entirely from them. 1 cbeerfully
recommend it to those who are bothered with
this disease. Respectfully and truly yours.
E UGE
Z. 7. EvERrs, Petersburg, Va.
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NEw ADvERTIsEM'Ts
DR.. MoRTIMoRE,
0flce--ROOm NO.25, WOrsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

GPECIAL NOTICE.. win be at the rUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEB, Iuka, Miss, Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week, from
and after TINS date until the FIRST OF septem-
eer next tis6fl Those Whodesne 20 meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there can doso- Those who prefer coming 70
this city, can consult me. al my Office here,
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week
My extensive practise, and successful treat
nent OF al forms Of CHRoNIC DISEASE In the
South for many years past-especially the last
six years in this city-is sufficient guarans zee TO
those are yet afflicted. 70 justify confidence
IA my ability % accomplish all that medical
skill and remedial aid cav do.
/ do not profess 10 perform MIRACLES by
the laying IN or the hands," NOR a Any
OrHEE Kan NOW LIVING. such preteEders can
have influence only upon the creduIOus and
weak minded. Ny treatment, OF all case, is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by life devotion and extensive xperi-
snce.
My charges are moderate ia every case-far
more 50 than many others Of the profession
who make the effort and yet FAIL to cure.
for many year. past / have made the follow
ing my principal s~FECIALIIIEs, viz:
COSeUMPIIONt and various diseases OF the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE LIVER.
DISEASE OF THE HEART.
DISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS.
CHRONIC DIS ASSES OF StOm-
ach and Bowels,
D1SPEPsIA-IndigestiOnL.
RHEUMATISM-ali is various forms.
NEURALGIA,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, EPILIPsY,
GENERAL EBILITf-NervOus Al
fectious,
SCROFULoUs, and other diseases
- originating In Impurities Of
the Blood and vital nuids-
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EF We beg to call special attention 70 ne
subiOtned notice Of the large and important
sale o well improved and centrally loeafeS
City Property. the sale Of which vas post-
poned to the eth day OF June. In -consedueuce
Of the absence Of the Trustee on the daV drst
appointed. The property consists Of a block OF
FIVE WELL FINISHED THREE STORIFD
BRICK TENEMENT, each containing ten
rooms, which must siWayH Re in demand BY
good teLants On account Of their pleasant and
central lOca1ty. The sale being positive and
without reserve. hidden may attend with con-
ndence, and, though a Trust Sale, the tile 4
not the least in dispute.
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The following certificate from s. ". Britton.
Esq, speaks for itself;
PErEsssuRG. Va. March :. lss7.

d. EvEFTs & Co,
Gents:-It Is with pleasure that I can add my
testimony 10 that now almost universally
borne as to me merits of you n -MaIarfai
Bitters. Ihad been suffering from constantly
recurring attacks of Chills and Fever for
nearIy twelve months, and during that time I
believe that I have tried every remedy ever
recommended for that disease, taking advsn
taqe. as well. Of the advice OF the best physi-
In the country, but without any benefit.
! have simply to say hat / used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Let nc sufferer from
this disease fail TO try this remedy, and he will
he surprised at the Immediate and entire relief
he viii receive. =. W. BRITTON.
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O REWARDI

OFxIoE MEMPHIS BoARDOF U-HDERwRTr'Rs,
MEMPHIS, TEsN, Juue4 4, 1857.
TN order to more enectually suppress ineen-
4 disrlsm within the city OF Memphis, a re-
ward of
Two Thousand Dollars
viii be paid by the Memphis Board Of Under
writers 70 any policeman or other persons d
shall procure the arrest and legal conviction Of
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
PREMISES insured by any OF the Insurance
companies comprising this Board.
je4tf ~ ORDER OF THE BOARD.
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Seward Is SUI said to have his eve on
British Columbia, and the Alabama
question Wiz be mixed up with
that Of acquiring that Territory.
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FEMALE DISEASES.

Such as are d1Iicfire IN heir mature. and sooner o.
later, II roc renl0Ued. uilf ruin ne c0nsfifu-
lion, entail years Or sH1eriHQ. Or
bTfn0 ne uicfiHl 70 an Ua-
timely grave.
D. MOFTIMORE. NJ. D.,
Of1ce-ROOm No. q Worsham House,
5el5 d~2tawaWin2m Memphis, Tenn.
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M0ffce.

N Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
n the Southern Lie Insurance Company,
viii be held at the office Of the company. in
the city of Memphis On the First Tuesday OF
July. al 4 O'Clock pm. for the election Of Di-
jei1 ID BEN MAY, Secretary.
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ANTHONY
Architect and Engineer,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention to Design
ing ans ana Superintsndigg Buildings, with
as muck eperEy and attention to his patrons
Interest as he did for the City's interest while
City Engineer.
son streets. charges reasonable.
j. II. MCCLURE,
A-.bffanr and Enufnaar
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AUCTION SALES.

~ feet square. being one Of the most valuable
vacant Lots in this portion OF the city.
Terms made known AZ sale
EONSTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
10 "a an..-.n..H
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As a TOnie and PrOphylactic
THE REMEDY Is WITHOUT EQUAL.

Severe eases of indigestion, arrangements of
Absof ptiou and Assimilation, b-iHOusuess, I'm
ea~iuess, Disteusi1u, weight and Pain IN the
region OF the stomach, Loss Of Npretite, LASH
tuda. Muscular and dHuerai Debility, Disturbed
Circ1lstion, Loss Of Blood, Syncope, Nervous
Irrltabiily, MeCtal Depression, ett. occurring
in q ualar at district, or ia q patient who has
spent some time where Chills and Fever pre-
vail, will readily yield 10 the use OF this une-
qualed Medicine
Our own confidence in the merits Of these
Bitters, added TO a testimony universal IN the
case OF sufferers wlo have used them, and
accord to the Remedy their inequalities ap-
prevail, has induced u.s. At a very large expense,
this article RON the original recipe, which
recipe has been experimental Up0n and salts
tiOued diseases. bv one Of the most learned
Physicians IN the United States
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Corner Second and POpIar streets,

Atthe same time aRd place we are instructed
to offer that very valuable earner property be-
longing to Albert Graham, ESQ., AZ the north
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nEMEDY.

-ATCTRE
~ Holm
John a. to the pablie for Intermlt-
1 tend siam Ills and Fever, and all dis
eases y C.t'N'i AmatariRl poisoning. Il Is
now n llngs 10 Eel fact that nearly every
derangAiu R~aWlilGsnau system c mmou in
maiarial d~is-fIcts, Is, 70 q greater or less extent,
dependent upon malaria poisoning, conse-
qnently, any medicinal agent that AAEsrve rs
a specific against this poisoning NJ Sd deete az
the root OF the disease which is fdsxE. rand
laNeInnel rlrlugh LIS rstrumenLaLiLN.-
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AHTl-MALARlAL BlTTERS

is an entirely original compound, having supe-
riorty over other remedies from the mode OF
cos1biuin the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, and
up 20 TO the present time has in 40 insJance
failed to give the most unqualified satisfaction.
IL the directions are strictly followed no case
Of Intermittent Fever Chills and Fever, no
matter OF how long standing, or Of what de-
gree OF ObSinacy. will fail 20 succumb TO the
usa n these RitfaFs-
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Philad delphia Boot Maker.
a. STOCKfjE.

q. SIOOb1IE,
vryoUIp BGREspEcTfuBEY IMG.a6xs
wv. form the eltissns Of Gold Hill, and n
vicinity, that he continues 70 mGhufs<.Y VI
turs thsvery bostC tCain1lta1 Aestsi1eSrs
thcm afe Wiling TO tesiffy TO- - Ths nstSriafout
ofuhIeh Ills BOOTS arslmAdsis Of Tbs ysfy tsst
made In the world; and the long time which hia
booti afe'w6fn, -is o so ficisus sdafsntse Of shs
RspairiTE ih AL IL. different SransSs,,
promptly attsutnd tosn. aGt o. sTcGog edi
did, easy fitting, and . dnrabisBoot. d! D!N7srIiS
Gold Hill, Jnly q O ltaf7n.ev aYE rsc5.jy10
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-11
- fAsts
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

= fHTNH-t ssstssFEE = az =
Pursuant to !, a call of the Chair
man, the RADICAL CENTRAL Conc
M1rrEE for DAVIDSON County met at
the Union League Rooms ats P. NJ.
on Saturday the It'll Of December
Present-Messrs. d. d. Dickey,
John Lawrence, John Hugh Smith,
e. W. Metcalf, Abram Smith, John
wilson, Dan F. Walker, James H.
Sumner, Simeon R. Walker, Nelson
G. Merry and John Ruhm.
The following gentlemen were
added to the Committee to fill va
caneies occasioned by death and
removal from the county, Messrs'
R. Knafl, Henry Harding and Hiram
P. Rose. 80. e. .'-@.''' 5.'t'
The following resolutions wert
adopted: --...saa larss
s1That the Committee call a CoUN
.TY CONVENTION to be held on SATUR-
DAT, the 21st day of DECEMBER 1857
at the Nashville Courthouse for thu
following purposes:
FIRST, To appoint delegates t.
represent Davidson County in tn
Republican State Convention, called
by the State Central Committee TO
Saturday, the 22d day of Januar.,
1868. ~"
SEcoND, To nominate candidate
for the offices of Chancellor, Circui
Judge and Attorney General TO
Davidson County, and of Crimina
Judge for the Counties of DaTidso
and Rutherford. 's'Ss.s.ssz r.r..s.
''That the Secretary be instructe
to invite the people Of Rutherford t
send delegates to represent them
the selection of Candidate to
Criminal Judge for the two coun
ties" sze. e,fs sfsss
"That the proceedings of tn
meeting be published. in the ''PRE:
AND TIMES" and 'sTENEEssEE STAAT
ZE1TUNG" Of Nashville, and in tt
REPUBLICAN WATcHMAN of Mul
freesboro. za
By order of the Central Commits
- d. D. DTcKEY, Chairman:
JOHN RUHM, Secretary.
o..
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of Candidates
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

HeA, We are authorized to announce D. w.
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the Office
of Attorney General, subject to the decision Of
the nominating Convention. Election Saturday,
the 4th of January 1868. s3. a dz3 I'd g