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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-11
Thnrsdar. DC 2olhpaI of Beeember. 80,

Between the hours OF 10 o'clock 3 m. and I
O'Clock pm, at the sou invest corner o. Main
and Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis.
shelby county. Tennessee, sell al puole auction
70 the highest bidder, IOr casa, the fohoWfng
described real state A certain tract Of land,
situate, Iyf and being in TIE county otShelby,
and state OF Tennessee, and describes as oil
lows. to-wit: Iotuumbered Two, of the subdt-
vision Of the lanas belong ng b the heirs o. the
late Or. Lewis TreZeVants containing FIy-
I'VE and one half $50 seress bfg ming A. the
northwest tome, Of lot humo2reu Three ;
thence south 81 east $3.50 CHAINS u stakes
Themes north % LINKS 10 a red oak stump the
southeast corner OF lot three on Ire Plank
R0ad. thence sourh SIS west WB chains 70 a
st.ke on the ". st side OF said Plank Read
fhqnre SO west So ~ chains to . staae on the
-. ~ b0uudarv Or the tract and In JOhu POpes
sosr line Thence nerh 9 chatrs Co the north
e,,r1er 81 the tract. a hickory thence 80
ehasns to The beg inning. Also, an undivided
rToirv or half interest Wtth al IMPROVEMENTS,
~ another tract Of land IN the county o. Crit
taudau. state or A. kansas, known on the orig
insf survlvs Of said State s. the fractional east
bsIfnf the southeast quarter OF section -,
foWnship =. north range 9 east, AID he east
haIf OF the east hslf OF section 2, township 8,
north range 9 east containing In 81 10 acres
more orlsss said coed Of trust was executed
10 secure the payment OF certain PromissOry
noieS therein dsss r he'd. The right OF redemp-
ton i. waived and the tile bedevedtO be good
EutI convey only as trustee
LOUIS 2. CARR, Trustee.
Mallory, Ysung 4 Anderson, A~ttorneys
.ua 49, d TsTT m0WL1 NnI
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Trustees Sale.

ID on b l9ih day Of April, A u.ISoz, by James
hose, f n. Baszett, J. A Nevis and NJ b. Pax
ton, which deed Is registered in the Regis asr's
OHce OF shelby County, Tennessee, in Record
Book no. 81, Part 2, pages SO, 81 Ss and 5s,
] will. on
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sIst DaH Of Innuarr. Isss.

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust executed to me
ID on the 22d OF November, lsnS, by Julia E
Lee and edward F. Lee, registered in the
Register s Office OF shelby ounty IN book No
IS, part one, pages 81 53 and 81, I wiz, on the
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WIN. u. TRIcc & co.,
Ban kers and Exchange Dealers,
-AED-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

BOONVILLE, Mo.
DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal in Gold and
ID silver Coin. Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for Correspondents; Real Fstaie Fought and
Sold, Taxes Paid, etc Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds. Stocks, Mercan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold ON Commission F; Collections upon AL ac-
eessible points made upon favorable terms,
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering o 81 services to our old friends and
the public generally for the Transaction Of any
business pertaining TO a nki Exchange,
Collection or Real Estate Office,
We are, very respectfully.
WA, II. TRIGG 4 co.
P. S-We have abstract Of Real Est ate Re
cords, OF Cooper CO.; Original Entries Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, wills, Deer ses. etc,
showing condition Of title TO all the Real Es-
tate in the County. W. II. CO.
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IRON TIES

THE undersigned have made ~tensiv ar
i rangements to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In addition to FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his ALLIGATOR TIE, with
teeth 50 arranged as TO l. SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed from the
bale, and hold It without slipping.
Great pains have been taken to secure the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are so simple in their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one, to
bales OF any size. with the same facility and
expedition as rope. In strength, security and
facility OF application, they will compare IA
vorably with any yet introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are now gener-
ally recognized; but IL is deemed not out OF
place to call the attention Of those Interested
to the very emphstic recommendation Of IN
derWriters. steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents OF Sea steamers and Sailing Ves-
sells, recently published IN the newspapers in
New Orleans
CHAMBERS & LATTING,
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM & TREADWELL.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & Co,
- 49, a-.r.- "a n--.o-- nro~,b.
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The cotton market for the week mas peen eln-
guiErly irregular. II opened with UplsnQs
SsHiuE ia Liverpool at sd. In NeW YORK,
MifdLInss were lT4al6c, and in this market
f1zra was q fair demand ~ l35=alE4c On
Th1r~Iay the Liverpool market was active. aud
the New York market advances 70 lbt48loFc
and en- our market. under the tayoraOie news
received went up TO l4Glii4c. On J ruay, the
Tfya-pooI DISPATCHES announced that market
active with CplEuds sd, orleans 50 On
this cav middlings reached Gc In New YORK
and l4.c in this market. On Saturday, IN New
YORK NsddIinE vent up 70 EA5Ezc which
vas the highest point reached. IN this market
49, we're active at ls[al5c for Middlings, but
fre EASTERN market dropped &c toward the
ri1se. since when d hss beeu giving way stead
iIv. The Liverpool market to-day opened duh
with Up auds Al I'd, Orleans =, and thezpm m
disuarca read as follows: Cotton quotations
uomiuaIy uncnaneed-Upiands I'd. 10 arrive
Thfs was a rapid falling on since the opening,
and we hoped that the cable had erred, bot the
New York dispatch OF a later date connmsd
me decline That market opened dull, with
holders anxious 10 reEltEe-Midulrgs, 10 &C.
Orleans. T-IIT1c-enrirely nominal. At noon
there was q dull market and \ further decline
OF le. RnH Al the close there wasa heavy press
ure 70 sell Al 1870 for Middlingsi Orleans Lac
Our market opened without any inquiry 10
note. but a fewllts were sold on a nasis ofl41ac,
but afer advices were received there was 20
demand whatever, and much anxiety 20 sell.
The market closed dull and declining
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Trustees Sale.

Under and By virtue OF a iced Of Trust to
me executed on the lZlh day OF November,
1S5s, by Rebeccs Chalmers and -amss X Chat
mers. and recorded in the registers Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
IS. part 2. pages Sol, ct ssQuiter, % secure GER
tain notes therein described, / viii, on
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Monday, january 6tFl. Is6s.

Between the hours OF 10 a m. and { pr, ths
following described real estate, TO Wit: The
certain pare Of land in The city Of Memphis
known on the plan OF the said city as lot one
hundred aud eiguty-fOur (is41, beginning at a
point Oh the east side Of Main street aud tn
north side OF ron ray 3 alley, y hich is the FIRST
alley north or Jackson street,. running thence
With the north side Of the said al ey sast one
hundred and forty-eighG feet SIX inches 70 an
alley thence north seventy-iCur feet thr e
inches: theme west one huudIed and forty
eight feet six inches 70 Main street, and thence
south seventy-fOur feet three inches 10 the
place of beginning
TERMS % SsLE-One-third cash, and one
third in one year from the date Of TIE sale. and
oue-third in two years therefrom Notes win
good security 70 be taken for the deferred pay
ments, and a lein retained on the property for
the payments OF said notes.
JOHN LOAGUE,
December 9, 1857. County Court CLERK.
sFaa- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08

Work VERSUS PLAYA number of jour-
nails, in New England especially, are urg-
ing the advantages of double daily ses-
sion in the public schools. They appear to
think that the cause of education is not
well served by single session of five hours,
and that the prevalence of bad grammar
and bad spelling is the result of this insult
ficient amount of time daily given to school
duties. Now this seems to us to be mis-
taken idea. and the attempt to increase the
burden of study and confinement of the
children, an injudicious and unch aritable
one. r.
The tendency in this country is already
to push the young idea forward with un-
necessary, and often unhealthful, rapidity,
sacrificing the physical to the intellectual
development-and,a as an Offset to this. the
recent spread Of enthusiasm for athletic
games and sports may be considered for
tunate and wholesome.
70 broaden the mind at the risk of mar
rowing the chest and enfeebling the limbs,
is a grave error. What is needed to i'm
prove the syntaX and orthography of the
boys and girls is, not more school hours,
but better system of instruction. I'm
provement in the manner, rather than in
crease in the duration of study, is the true
remedy for the imperfect scholarship COM
planned of.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08

DEmoCRATIC CELEBRATION-THU
HALL.-Pursuant to call, large meeting
assembled at Thurman Hall, and was or
ganized on motion of Judge Thurman, who
nominated Mr.. Charles Patterson for Pres
ident, who, in few remarks, stated the
object of the meeting to be to make ar
rangements for Democratic celebration
of the late glorious victories. a-"a
On motion, J. 81. Riley, Thos. Sparrow,
Lot L. Smith, w. S. v. Prentiss, Col. J. c.
Groom, G. A. Wagner, John A. Sarber, j.
C. Richards, Col. Fred. Beck, Walter M.
Clancy, William S. Huffman, John Walsh,
James McAlister and John B. Miller were.
appointed Committee on Arrangements.
Mr.. w. w. Webb moved that Saturday
evening, November 9th, be designated as
the time.
Col. Chas. B. Flood moved that a commit
tee of one, consisting of w. P. Brown, be
appointed on Finance.
The following persons were chosen as
officers:
President-E. F. Bingham.
Secretaries Chas. B. Flood, W.. w.
Webb. F. Feiser. --.-
Vice Presidents-W. s. Sullivant, s. S.
Rickly, Alanson Bull, VIM. Trevitt, John
Greenlief, Jacob Reinhard, Conrad Born,
f. B. Eshelman, Geo. Fairchild, Philip
Millay, Alex. Mooberry.
Judge Thurman, Hon. Geo. L. Converse,
Hon. Otto Dressed and E. T. DeLany, were
invited to address the meeting.
IT, 1a CHAS. PATTERSON, Pres't.
w, P. BROWN, Sec'y. a. a...l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
Western Associates press

ST. LOUIS Nov. 1.-THE annual conven-
ton of the Western Associated Press,
which has been in session here for the last
two days, closed its labors this afternoon
after harmonious and agreeable reunion.
A large amount of business TRANSACTED,
and measures perfected for the general, ,ad-
of the interests of the Western
Press. :
The following Board of Directors we're
elected tor the ensuing year: Jas. Medill,
Richard Smith, Jno. Knopp, w. w. Arm
strong, Jno. w. Foster, w. N. Halderman
and I'll. N. Walker. ia
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors
held subsequent TO the regular sessions OF
the Association, the following officers were
elected: III. N. Walker, President: job
Knapp, Vice President; II. E. Baker, Sec
retary WV. Armstrong, Auditor; Geo.
Hicks, General Agent za s-o-lsl )
The Executive Committee consists of
Joseph Medill and Richard. Smith. <
A banquet at the Southern Hotel, given
by the st. Louis Press, Terminated the
meeting. -ssa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, Nou. z, 1867.
NEIL HOUSE.

Mrs. F; W; Lander and Maid; Nv Felis Fenno.
James H Taylor. George Becks. W G Cogswel, Z
H Leyeri. francis A Pose and J Pugh. Mrs Lam
New York; Van Camp; Cleyeland. Ohio; John j
True, Mount Vernon, Ohio: Baker King, county;
Joseph Fewhoff, Baltimore. Md: U G Sheldon, ro-
ledo, Ohio; "A Jones', Sa1dpskey. Ohio;
vile, o; Wm F Il LSckweOd; Put,in- Bay; 2 Ruth
II Drew. Philadslpbia; W Young. Cleveland, o;
VIC White Buffalo. N Y; ID Tyler. Cleveland.
@; MaheT S5 Ran9un and lady. GinGi8 s.
Davenport, Y; SPrssue: Toledo. o:
eph Hutc 1eson, citp; VIM NJ Boiles. Portsmouth,;
\ Bennett. New York; Bosies, C,ncinnati:
Int're. st Louis: A Ruttmar. Cincinnati; A l.
Frank, Baltimore; A B Huffman. New York; E l.
Fuller, Boston. Mass; Sidney H Totter. Pittsburgh;
= G Cate. Whselng. Va; Joel Bergreep, York;
ards. Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs Audrey and n, Mount
Vernon. Ohio; Chas Cochran. Toledo. Ohio NJ J
Bachelor and lady. Burlington. Iowa. A ID Schro-
der, New York; N Rudolph. 81 Louis. Missouri, L B
Platte, Baltimore, Maryland; George Wilson, Lon
don, England; G L Perkins, New York.
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Cincinnati market-Noy =.

FLOUR-Firm and unchanged; extra $l0910 Is;
family SIl91l 25: fancy Sl29l2 so.
WHEAT-In demand; No red winter held at
s. As,
COkN-Firm; new ear SOC: there is no demand
for old.
OATS-Held at "a a65c for No. 1.
RYE-Dnll at 81 80.
BARLEY-in demand; 81 so for No fall. and
81 SO far spring.
COTTON-Quiet; sales at ls1zc for middling up
lands. ~.
TOBACCO-Firm.
WHISKY--unchanged.
/. MESS P0RK-Hed at 500.
BACON.U nchanged; l3, for shoulders and 16sl
for clear Sides. ---
LARD-Dull at i25<c.
HOGS-Dull at Sc 25@6 60 gross.
BUTTER-Fresh 3s&47c.
EGGS-39c and scarce 81 b.
SEEDS-Clover 1910 per lb; timothy retailingat
S2 35G2 40: fax 50 90,
POTATOE Dull at 50 SO93 90.
APPLES-Dull at 81 90 93 rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUGbR-Firm at IL q SC.
-COFFEE-Stealy at % &c for Rio.
OIL-Linseed 81 90. with good demand,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
PardOned.

The President has granted pardon to
James A. Seddon, late Secretary OF War OF
the Rebel Confederacy, and the warrant
was placed in his hands to-day.
The Presidents Order Suppressip e
military ORGANIZATIONS. Il
The Tribune's special says: The follow
ing is copy of the order suppressing
armed organizations in the District of
Columbia. 1t is addressed to General
Grant: .sF
l am reliably advised that there are with.
in the District of Columbia a number of
armed organizations, formed without au-
Ithority of law, and for purposes which
have not been communicated to the Gov
ernment, being at the present time unnec-
essary for the preservation of order or the
protection ofithe civil authority, they have
excited serious apprehensions as to their
real design; you will therefore take official
steps for promptly disbanding and suppress
sing all snch illegal organizations.
This order is dated on last Monday, Che
4th Instant, and applied to all arms of mill
itary organizations, whether composed of
negroes or white men.
Set on Fire.
The Office of Mr.. Darlington, District
Attorney, was set on fire to-day. But for
timely discovery it might have been disas-
trous. Mr.. darlington has in his possession
all the papers, &c, appertaining to the tri-
al of John H. Surratt, and the design of
firing his office is supposed to have been to
destroy them all. There is no clue to the
incendiary.
The Island of st. Thomas.
The Times Washington special says: 1t
is understood that our Government did
offer about seven millions for the Island of
St. Thomas, which was refused by the
Danish Government, who now appear will
ling to sell on such terms as can be agreed
upon.
The Herald's special says: Prominent
Republicans in Virginia urge the re-en-
franchising of large number of disfran-
chised whites, to prevent the return to
Congress of negroes.
WASHINGTON, November IA letter re-
ceived from personal and political friend
of Thaddeus Stevens. dated Lancaster the
9Th, says: "Mr. Stevens is not so we'll; still
he expects to leave for Washington on Sat-
urday. He may, but think it extremely
doubtful if he can appear in the House."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
The Great Pedestrian.

Troy, N. Y, Nov. 7.-Weston, the Pc
destrian. reached here this afternoon,
quarter before three. He failed yesterday
in the attempt to make 100 miles in conse-
9uence of the almost impassahle condition
of the roads, and remained last night at
East Chatham.
He is in splendid health and spirit, and
although his ankles ara little, sore ,,ex-
presses entire confidence in his ability to
make the journey within the time of the
wager. He will not attempt the feat of
walking 100 miles in d hours again until
after he leaves Buffalo. - -le-k = stSaA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
new York Market-Nov.7

=
COTTON Firmer and less active. middlirg up
and 20 oS a. sa TO- 'eT ,aps
3osi2 so for extra 80 IS ,3 90 for round
mop Ohio; an llg Is for It Louis clio irg rather
WMsKY2oaiet and UNCHANGED :
81 Is for No do. % a2tS for No land do mixed
and g s2 70 for amber State.
BBARLEY.Eirm; B 4 IF Canaia West 81 so9i 81.
PEAs-Lower; ., ,ssin bond : .'''''''l'l'
CORN-l9sc lower 81 ss91 IS for mixed vest
ern, clesing firm at 81 s4t9l IS; -.
OATS-Scarcely so firm; sales of western at $50
G0FFEEHFairly active; sales of Rio at private
sEGAARsEiEm; sU5 b Fly sales of Cuba rslslao.
PETROLEUM--Lower; 1sH@I4c r crude. snd
29s for refined bonded. ..r'I ~ -
s2I IS cash: sis 5O9so for prime.
BEEF-Heavy at previous prices sales prime mess
BEEF FaAAaMGss-steady; sales of state and western
BACON-Qu et:Cumberland cut on private terms;
CUT T,MEATsHDul;:ss for shou ders and iss
hhRP@Heayy at 1egalsk..
BUTTER Steady; y;20942c for Ltate.
CHEESE-Heavy at ll9I514c. --.tt
LATEsT-5 Pm
slightly in but ers' favor. : = - = =
WHEAT dull and lc lower; No spring q 90;
No spring S2 "a.
D.: 'RYEEoaiet; 81 COOL g. for western.
r OATS-Dull; 7sc for western.
CORN--Firm with better export inquiry at 81 "a
81 "a for good to prime mixed western.
P0RK-Dull aud lower; mess s2l O6x regular,
closing dull and heavy at S2l@21 C6h cash and
regular. Er 90 ,---.F.J
BEEF-NominaIly unchanged. T4 -@
CUT MEATS-Dnll and dropping.
BAC0N.cModerativeI active and prices slightly
LARD-Heavy at 1s9Ishc for good to prime
steam and kettle rendered. t5=f 4
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE,
BY ATLANTIC CABLE,
The Engagement near Monte Re
lOndO

The Engagement near Monte Ro-
t0ndO.
FLORENCE, Nov. I'm the recent en-
gagement near Monte Rotondo, the Papal
troops were badly beaten, until the arrival
of the French troops, when the tide of bat
| tie was turned. VI
Serious Riots In Italy. =
PARIS, Nov. There have been serious
riots, melted by the party of action, in the
different parts of IIaly, and particularly at
Nulan, where it was found necessary to
call out the troops to quell the disturbance.
Many rioters were killed and wounded.
Financial and Commercial.
LONDON, Nov. z, Evening. Con.ols
81 7-16; 5-20's 7034; Illinois S17a; Erie 463d.
FRANKFORT, Nov. z, EvenIng.-U. s.
bonds 76.
ANTWERP, Nov. z, Evening.-Petroleum
shade firmer, standard white advanced to
A francs; 25 centines. > --.,ssssT1
LIVERPOOL, November 7.-Evening.-
Cotton closed firm. Middling uplands, S56 !;
do Orleans, Cd sales $4,000 bales. Bread
stuffs-Corn declined to 49s Sd. Wheat
firm at lis for California white; 13s Sd Tor
red western. Barley, oats and peas un-
changed. Provisions-Beef, 1865; Pork.
76s; Lard, 52s Cd; Cheese, 52.; Bacon. 52s
PrOduce-Sugar, 26s Cd. Petroleum Is Tor
spirits and Is 81 Sd for refined. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08

IT will be seen by the advertisement in
another column that DIR. Roback, of Gin
cinnati, o., (whose Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Remedies have achieved a
,oorza aoide reputation, solely by virtue of
their intrinsic and uneQualled merits,) has
sold out his entire business to the enter
prising firm of Prince, Walton & Co., who
will continue the business at the old stand,
Nos. Sc, IS, GO and 62 East Third street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. nov6dSSw-1w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08

p GOVERNMENT STOCKS --Without decided
change and steady: coupons Of 1881 1921 IA; cou
pogs pos Of 'ss losY9lOs2s, DO '64 Io5HS o,5; DO e5
lo7sss; lo-40s lOi1S q a; 1906 1865 I9iO51k
STOCkS-Opened dull but became more active
and higher, closing steady. Canton Al x@421z: Bos
ton water power le IL; Cumberland 2092I; Wells.
@ largo ~ \ 70 4s; american Express es; Adams Ex-
Qu cksitveI 1927; Mariposa 7ls@s; do preferred
i3I @i41 Pseifc Ma ll429 Il; Atlantic Mail IIs
York Central llI%@ll2: Erie 72H@7ax; Hudson
a %l25: ~ Reading e69sSA: Ohio yerti6eates 23I
ferred sIX: Micsiaan Central lOs.EGsio9; Michigan
Southern 70 7s7S illinois Central 244 is5; Pitts
buIgh slN@sl14; Toledo l0lk9lo2; Rock Island
9631; Fort Wayne 8k 0961si Missouri g. 9li New
Tennessee 62M. fi-.scfa ,-n.I q. 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-08
lpenfng OF enc Canadian ParHa ment

: OTTAWA, November 1.-THE Canadian
Parliament was formallyopened yesterday,
with gorgeous ceremonies. Mr.. James
Canchon was annouced as Speaker of the
Senate, and Hon. James Cockeburn as
Speaker of the House, of Commons. The
principal points of the Governor Generals
speech, which will be delivered to-day. are
said to refer to the tariff and equalization
of currency, -. .,~#.Lt --,rt- a...a