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MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 14-Cotton
active and firm-saies, 5000 bales. Low
middling, 244c. Weeks receipts, 203S
bales, against 1850 bales last week. Ex-
ports for the same time, 12,4l4 bales.
Stock, 70, $3.50 bales. Fair Louisiana sugar,
I23c prime Porto Rico, l34c. Molasses
nominal. Flour extremely dull and I'M
settled, and h~olderSare anxious to real
ize. Sales Of good Xxx at ST. so; choice
Xxx, I76S18. No quotations for super
fine. Corn, 5010c lower; yellow and
mixed, l 05@S1 10; white, 81 IS. Oats
dull and dropping, 90@72c. Lard quiet
and easier-tierces quoted at l3c; kegs,
14c. Pork dull, SOB rs bacon in fair de-
mrnd shoulders, 95c rib sides, l14612c A;
clear sides, 13f. Gold, 36f. Sterling, AZ
@514. New York sight. l@s premium.
New YORK, June 14-Cotton firm I;
sales, 900 bales; uPlands, 27e. Flour
dull, heavy and lower; superfiDe state,
s. so; western, SO 40. Whisky quiet
in bond, Soc. Wheat heavy and 3@4c
lower. Corn duh. Coffee firm. Sugar
firm; Cuba, 103@11gc. Molasses quiet
Demora, Gle. PORK lower; new mess,
81 s7t.i
Money is quiet and easy at sac for
cali loans; sterling is steady at 10G10l
gold, 1874 governments are strong and
in fair demand receipts at the sub
treasury, 81, I'll 140, including S409, 600
for customs and S22l, 600 for gold notes
payments, 1902, 736; balance, Sl36, 647,-
453.
LOUISVILLE, June 14.-Tobaeeo active;
sales $40 hhds Tugs, 50 1908 medium
leaf $8@14; cutting leaf, S24 50. Flour,
superine, 5000 IS. Oats, CSC in bulk.
Rio coffee is active at 2S@z6c. Refined
has advanced fc. Pork is dull at
So. Bacon, shoulders, 9ic clear sides,
f2sc. Lard, l2lc. Whisky, 81 20.
C~INcINNAFI, June 14.-Flour IN
changed; winter family, SIC 25@I3 so.
Corn, Zoe higher No. I in bulk, Soc
SOC. Oats steady, Csc in bulk.
Whisky steady. 30c 10 bond. Pork dull
and nominal, S2I 50@2I rs. Bulk meats
Hull shoulders, ne; sides, 93@lOc. Bas
,0n steady shoulders, Sc; clear sides.
sugar cured ~canvassed hams, f8c.
Lard is held st 123912tc,
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-TObacco 3rmer
Cotton duh at 28c. Hemp steady un-
lressed 81 4091 IS dressed 81 1902 rs.
Flour hrmer but business small So *
40 90 Xxx SO 50G1S Oe; choIce and
ancy sI49l6. Wheat quiet choice
sll 50 so. Corn firm at S4cf6SI. Oats
az 70074c. Provisions very dull.
'ork heavy at S22. Bacon frmer but
rices are unchanged. Lard I30l34c. .
daii at 81 08@I 05.
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LATEST
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRrs.l

WASHINGTON, June 14-In the Sur
raft case to-day Judge Wylie was on the
bench, Judge Fisher being sick. fhe
talismen ordered yesterday were called.
ThlEGy-eIght offered no excuse. Quite a
number were excused, and several were
held for action by Judge Fisher. No
new jury was selected, and the court ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Boston, June l{-Ap %sention for
sghstitatins crude petrOleumher coal in
steam navigation was tested to-day, and
proved q success. Steam was gotten up
ON a steamer in twenty-five minuteSs
and she proceeded down the harbor 40
back to the navy, a distance of twenty
five miles, in one hour and fifty-fve
minutes, and consumed but five barrels
of oil.
NEW YORK, June 14.-HenryA A. Bundy,
alias Henry BIooehner, committed sui
eide last night after an attempt to kill his
wife by shooting at her. Bundy served
in Walkers Nicaraguan expedition and
commanded the 18th New YORK casas-
pendent battery in the late
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE river is
FALLING slowly, with six feet four inches
water in the canal by the mark.
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-
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The clerk Of
the supreme court to-day issued the
official printed copy Of the rules and
forms in bankruptcy, as agreed on and
promulgated by the court in May, and as
printed for the court by the government
printing office. All other editions are
unofficial, though where they may be
correct copies, are Just as authentic.
Pine Congressional printer and the
clerk Of the court are overwhelmed with
letters from parties desiring copies Of the
work.
These officials do not undertake to dis
tribute any copies except to courts. The
public viii have to depend on the trade,
which has been supplied with a large
number Of copies printed at private eX-
pense from the same forms at the gov
eminent printing Office on which the
official edition was printed.
The clerks st the attorney generals
Office are busy to-day in copying out the
supplemental decision on the powers Of
military commanders under the recon-
struction act. In order to avoid errors of
.telegraphing, the opinion viii be dis
tributed to the press by mail.
The Mobile officials have had an in
with all the members of the
cabinet and have their first conference
with the president tomorrow. Like
Gov. Wells and others in similar position,
they expect no action in their cases until
legal opinion is given.
A convention assembled to-day in the
.neighbOring city of Alexandra, called
by Virginia farmers, to induce immigra-
to that state. The people of the
portion of the state look upon
the movement as q OF great I'M
D~ortauee.
Gen. Scofeld's registration order goes
into effect tomorrow. The Virginia
.ouSals agree that every white man not
iisqu3a ifed will be registered This will
avoid delay and close the registration q
carrier IMAM was anticipates.
Information has been RECEIVED that
he attorney general Of Louisiana has
lad the Indictment quashed which was
'ouud by the grand jury Of New Orleans
asst summer against the members of the
COMMON council, who met there but
whose deliberations were ended b. to
riOJ. TEe Indictment charges the
members with assisting an unlawful as
The city is full tonight Of visitors on
.hsif way TO the prize night, which is to
,Ome of tomorrow morning in Virginia,
N the Potomac. An amphitheatre,
several thousand people. has
been constructed in order that spectators
aay see Ihe exhibition. some Of the
corps have'gons on.
Limitations here prevailed tonight
hat Geu, Scotield viii cantare the crowd
With q squad Of cavalry.
Count Ragum5e, the first minister ever
.ccredited by Greece TO this country, ar
IgeG Tonight. he viii be officially pre-
ented on Friday to the president and
secretary Seward.
Nme-tenths of all the reports received
t tue agricultural department. during
he past month agree as to the favorable
prospect for the coming harvest never,
CcOrding TO the commissioners sum-
1ing up, has there been so general an
Expression OF encouragement.
Ex-Ntayor Withers, of Mobile, received
dispatch from Mobile tonight, stating
hat Gen. Swsyne had to-day appointed
olored men aldermen Of that city.
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To THE READERS OF THE APPEAL
The constantly charging circulation Of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 70
both the Daily and Weekly ISSUES by city ana
county, assure the propristOrs Of the general
approval by the public OF It's course since Il
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge Il offers for the Future
Il will continue % e~ndeavour, in accordance
with the motto which 10 has adopted, 70 say
those things only that are true and honest. II
has but a single Client. the People OF 1.-THE south,
and it VIII endeavor 70 advise its readers
wisely. 10 that 1t may often fail; butts opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious,
at least.
Those 10 whom its conduct IS entrusted VIII
continue to endeavor 20 make the APPEAL ac-
ceptable to It's readers, and desirable as a me
dIum for advertising. The Masonic column
will hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every Sunday reading appropriate 10 that day;
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 70
the ahlirs Of the papers and ONCE, to stil en-
title it to The support and confidence OF the
people. on which alone it depsnds
JOHN =. C. HOGAN & co.
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N rnRnEsRnNnENra.

No notice can be taken Of anonymous oom-
municstions. Whatever is Intended hr m
serion in the APPEAL must be authentt-
Gated by the name and address OF ue
writer, as a guarantee Of his good mlth ano
responsibility.
business letters should be ADDRESSED 10 "TH
APFEAL." Memphis.
Communication for puhNeation must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and WITH
all other matters connected Withthe edttO-
rial department, should be addressed; EDE-
TORS on APPEAL. MsmphiA
We cannot. IS a rule. undertake 20 return arti-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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revenue laws Of the United STATES r. an
additional charge, aud does not excuss
the party from the observance OF local
regulations nor exempt him fsom the
paynaent OF such other license A. nav -
imposed 1y municipal OF other comma.
tent authority.
:. All contracts hereafter made for the
hfsnafacturei sale, transportation, stor-
AgeA or insurance. Of Intoxicating l~iuuprs
snabi wfthia this military district. he
desmea and Treated "a azainst puh-
nc policy and no evil suit, action. or
processing for the enforcement 81 anv
such cohtrAet shall Be entertained in any
court.
m public congeyanees on railroads
.highwaya Streets Of nevfgabIe wahers
no discrimination because Of color or
caste shall be made, and the common
rights Of all citizeps 9heneop shall he.
reeognized and protected. The violation
OF this regulation will be deemed a mis-
demeanOr, and render the offender liable
to arrest and trial by a military tribunal.
to be designated by the commanding
general, besides such damages as the in
1ared party may sue for and recover in
the civil courts.
g., Bemedy by distress FOR rent is abol-
ished whefe lands are leased or let out
for hire OF rent. Cotton, corn or other
produce Of the sale, when severed from
the land, may be impounded, but the
same shall not be removed, and cotton,
corn or other produce so Compounded shall
be held ss security for the rent or hire so
claimed, and may be sold In satisfaction
for any Judgment for the same, provided
that any unsatisfed claim for labor be-
slowed upon the cultivation Of any such
cotton, corn or other produce shall in no
case be postponed 10 any demand for rent
or hire but 70 the extent Of such claim
for labor, so there shall be a lien on such
COTTON, corn or other produce, having
preference over any claim for rent or
hire.
By command Of Maj.-Gen. D. r. sickies.
la EtI j. W. CLOUS, A. "A g.
Men msy well ask, 9 /" What next ?D
and " How long will all this last?n The
remedy Of negro suffrage and submis-
sion viii be even worse than the present
evils. When North and South Carolina
are restored, they viii be tenants-at-
viii FOR liberty, not freemen; men man
UNITED, with 3 power of revocation re-
served to the ancient lords and there
fore theSQaginary condition Of liberty
viii be O. Z abjeet and base a tenurel
as their present subiugation by sIcKLEs.
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MISCELLANEOUS


a y Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders o.
"a the Eoutheru Life Insurance Company,
VIII 5e held az the office Of the company. IN
kne city OF Memphis, on tho First Tuesday Of
July az O'eloek pm. for the election Of Dr.
.reetors for the ensuing year.
tel4 ID BEN MAY, Secretary.
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DR.. MORTIMORE.
Oflice--ROOm NO.23, WGrsham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE. viii be at the IUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuka, Miss, Mondays,
tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week, from
and after this date until the FIRST of Septem-
Der next (ls60. Those who desire TO meet. con-
sulB and place themselves under my treatment
there, can do 50. Those VINO prefer coming to
this city, can consult me, at my office here.
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Ny extensive practice, add successful treat
meut OF all forms Of CHRoNIC DIsEAsES in the
south for many wears past-especially the last
six years IN this city-is sufficient guaranvee to
those Wh are yet afflicted, to justify confidence
in my ability 10 accomplish all that medical
skin and remedial aid caa do.
/ do not profess 10 perform MIRACLES BY
the laying on Of the hands" NOR CAS-
OTHER aAN NOW LIVING. Huch prebeuders can
have influence only upon the crcdulOus and
weak minded. My treal menL, Of all caseg, is
based upon proper scientific medical skin,
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
ence
Ny charges are moderate in every case-far
more SO than many others of the profession
who make the effort and vet FAIL 70 cure.
For many years past I have made the follow
ing my principal ~sPECIAL1rIEs, viz:
MPIION, and various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat.
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER,
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE Ot THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISH Asses Of StOm-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPSIA|IndigestiOnl.
RHEUMATISM-an is various forms,
NEURALGIA,
NERVOUS HEADACHE. EPILEPSY.
GENERAL EBILITY-Nervou At
f~ectiOns,
SCROFULOUS, and otherdisease
originating in Impurities Of
the Blood and vital huids.
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The revenue cutter Lincoln is about
leaving San Francisco to cruise along
the whole shore of Russian ATaerica.
under the direction Of the treasury de-
partment, for the purpose Of looking
after the interests Of the cestoms seFylee.
IN anticipation OF an early transfer of the
territory 10 the United States.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME,Ts
Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
MS friends and the public hat he is pre-
pared 70 devote his whole attention to Design
ing Plans and experimenting Buildings, with
as much energy and attention TO his patrons
Interest a. he did for the City's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-stulman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
J. II. MCCLURE,
A-uh4Hl-
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ARMSTRONG LACE,
On Central Avenue,
O r n

THIS delightful place contains q acres Of
i land, and only 81 miles from the city. The
improvements consist OF a cottage dwelling
with I'VE rOumf, nice office IN the yard, gard
uer's house, cottages for laborers, large barn and
splendid stable for horses and milk cattle. large
aud productive vegetable garden, nuit garden.
large fruit orchard composed or best varieties
OF peach, apple and pear fruit, all in fuIl bear
ing this year This place viii be rented to a
price. for one year, with the privilege OF -
sec u II not sold. All the garden i'm PIGMENTS
and tools upon the place can he purchased at
value. ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
lima n TQ- ~
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To the Public.

II KICK q BRO. nave again resumed the
~. Livery business, in their new, FIRF-
tween GayOso and Beal.
Especial attention given 10 Boarding. and
70 the sale OF transient Stock. and rs ire
Storage OF every varietyof Merchandise
mytt I'M y KECK q BRO
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AUCTION SALES,
By MLKs & sT0BBiRB, 81 Eaia Street,
RIOgEl
JACKSON BLoUKl

DALEs DAILY At 10 O'CLOCK. CONsIGN-
- n1ents OF every description solicited. sales
made Tor account Of underwriters 5pecizl At
prompt returns. We have ample roam for
storage An sTODDA6Ds
Formerly with " II. Passmore q Co.
m-gf I'm Aucffuuper.
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~ feet square. being One Of the most valuable
vacant Lots in this portion OF the city.
Terms made nov At sale
HOYSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 co.
49, naa----m
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Conner Second aud Poplar streets.

Atthe same time and place we are Instructed
to offer that very aluable corner property be-
longing to Albert Graham, ESD at the north
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10 GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting
LUNN & NJ
2O4 Main Street.,

FIXTURES at a small advance on New
" YORK ana PhiIadelphia prices.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
HsddqVdrterS DsparfuSHt Of the Missovyi)
orc Che fOnartsrn7ns

=
G. foTt LsarsntcOTth Ks, December IA, 1851
Snui u clock N on the 3oth Of December IsS7,
NJ .ns nenssry OF 10 800 bushels Sh,lled Corn at
The Corn 70 be Of the best quality free from dirt
leu, GODS or other foreign matter, and securely
s snea In good gunny sacks. A bushel TO be s.
10 be delivered AZ the forage yard Of the Quar-
tSrmssters Department at Fort Riley, excepting
.ha. SUCH corn a. shall be transported by rail 10
mon Pacific Railroad known as Fort Riley
,Denrery 10 commence on or before tn Q 10th OF
January, 1913, and sufficient quantity to be de-
Hsred to Keep the post supplied from time Of rst
sn1ount TO be delivered by or before February TO-
vii p for portion of the amount required
Blssk proposals will be furnished On application
Each proposal to p accompanied by the guar.
CONTRACT is awarded to the party proposina oa va
and sumo Gent bonds will be entered into Tor the
fsIthful performance Of the contract iO' 'He
the night Is reserved 20 reject any or all bids
81 ny sh ~ requested TO be present al the open
The corn to be subject 10 the acceptance n, re-
Isetion OF the GINGER of the Quartermasteris De
Partment at Fort Riley. ~
vouchers for the supplies delivered will be given
be paid at this offcs. '' u "ih
BIa, from Is.s9ns who have hitherto failed to
Ter mt contracts which have been awarded 70
them. VIII not be considered, nor will any Lid -
Considered which does not comply with the r.
quirements Of this ad yertisement ~
Tbs contract. when made, will not be con.idersd
IN force until II has received the approval of IN,
commanding officers Of the Department of the Ms.
sour and the Military Division of the Missouri
Of r. Isfs 81 the ConnAnding OfeeT De psrtment
deZ3-6tB Dept. Q M GEN, C. ON
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PROPOSALS.
ID 4 o P o S A l. s -.

Nory Pdrrldy's-'s Orrcs, !
WASHINGTON ID. C., December %, 1856.
sealed Proposals, to be endorsed Proposals
will be received at this office until II Nj the sec
ond daJ OF January, 1888. fer the following arti-
cies 1htch s7nSf Dc Of he rery best qualify to be de-
liverrd free of eKpense and Government tax at
the Washington Navy Yard, and subject to the
usual inspection thereat, te wit:
BUreGE Equipment and Recvriiirg
otthtrty) soap Stone labs, various sizes,
200 (seNenty five hundred pounds 10 rs inch Bar
lr(n round
DUredH CoHSrHrftOr and Rep1ir.
25twenty -fye) tons Anthracite Coal. stove size,
81 thirty seven lfsthoms inch Manila Rope.
Bureau of Ordnance.
6tsix) dozen u inch square Bastard Files,
4 tone) BARREL Lard OIL
Response BILE security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery of supplies awarded
Blank forms bids wi tn further particulars for
bidders to be had at this Office
CALVIN c. JACKSON,
de 5-3t Paymaster u 3. Navy.
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DROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
TON.
OFFICE CHIEF QgARrERMAsrER,

s.x, d., ~ DEPAEJMsSI OF DAkorA,f
Will Be Tseeissd l 81 liz H.
until IL O'Clock the 10th day of January, 1853
the YEAR April ls ssps and s sTip
March 81, 1859, on Route No. 4. from Saint Paul,
on line or ss n Pioaa MINI Sy the shortest road
lished in the State of Minnesota and in that por-
bs pS h
or other DESIGNATED Point on the Missouri river,
.. 'ass Il in Z:
The weight to be Transported on this Route No
shall not exceed ten million pounds 10 900 900
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred noo)
pounds per one hundred (l00l miles for eac month
ct the yssr beginning April /, 1865. and ending
Bieders should give their names in full. as we'll
should be accompanied by bond in the sum Of ten
thousand dollars, signed by two or more RESPONSE
Is arded fer the route mentioned in the proposal
to the party proposing, the contract will be
SECURITY By said psrs ans
with the terms of this advertisement.
in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars
Of each bidder and person offered as security will
be required.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. T." and none will be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
quirements of this advertisement.
The party to whom award 10 made must be
prepared to execute the contract at once, and TO
give the required BONDS Tor the faithful perform
aDce of the contract
The right to REJECT any and all bids that may be
offered is reserved.
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day of April 1853 and will be required
to have place OF business agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No. 4, at Saint Paul, Minnesota Fort
Stevenson, Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be indicated as the starting point Of
the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions OF the con-
tract to be entered into can be had application
at this Office at the Office Of the Quartermaster
at New York, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Leayen-
worth, Omaha, and Fort Smelling, and must &C
company and be part of the pro posals.
s. B. HOLABIRD,
Lit. Col. Deputy Q. M Gen,
.B BIT. Brig. Gen, q. 8. A, Chief Q. NJ,
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DR0POsALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
XAsHINGrnN ID q Dece m her ~ 1871


WASHINGTON, ID. c., December IL, lSs7.S
Sealed Proposals will be received at this De part
ment until the 18th day of January. 1858, at Il
o'clOtk noon. for furnishing LETTER BALANCES
for the use Of the Post Offices in the United States
for one year from the LIST day of February, 1885, of
the following desert ption, namely:
ayoirdupois weight to be graded down to quarter
ounces. of these II 10 supposed that 800 to 900
will be required for each year.
Balances capable of weighing two pounds
ayoirdupois weight, TO he graded down to half
ounces Of these ii is supposed 50 or 100 will be
required.
Perfect correctness, strength, and durability
will he required in the Balances to he furnished
Samples of each description of Balances must
accompany each bid and the bidder Who may OBJ
tain the contract will he required to furnish Bal
ances ordered, Of quality in all respects equal to
the samples.
Each Balance must be well and securely packed
in box for transportation, and yered free of
all expense, to the Department. at Wsshin gton
ID. C., where the same will be accepted, il found to
be perfect and equal to the samples
Each bidder must furnish with his propose suf-
hcient evidence Of his ability to comply with his
bid
Two sufficient sureties will be required to a con.
tract.
failure TO furnish the Balances as contracted for
promptly. the furnishing of an article of an infe
Nor quality. will be considered q suf Gent cause
for forfeiture Of the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope Pro-
posals for Letter Balances and directed &c the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
de 16-law4w Postmaster General