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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-06
ASSETS. LuLYl Iss6
SOL
Loss by Portland Fire. July 4th.


TlHE total amount covered by tho Htna Poll
a cies on property destroyed or damaged IA
$2O6S5i, on which salvage will DO about five
per cont. Our total loss will not vary much
from 500 900, and was promptly adjusted and
paid, This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets, a figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
OF proportion equal to SIS, 600 loss for COM
pany Of 100000 assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value OF
wealthy, strong corporations il forcibly IL
lustrAted by this IRE. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population of 35.O00-was handsomely built
mostly fine brick or stone tructures-protected
and screened with UPWARD of 5000 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from tho cean--and
with stenm fro department-yot Il has 3d.
OOO,VO of property consumed in a few hours
upon holiday when its people are least oocu-
pied-from tho very insignificant cause Of 0
contemplate irecrseker.
Remember the trihing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours tho earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Atna Agent a call If you need proper insur-
ance security. Pay fair rate OF premium for
q good and genuine article, and with those
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd judgment
Applications for insurance promptly attended
TO by il. A. LITTLETON * Co., Ag'n,
vols No. 20 Madison street.
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L. p. WALKER a CO.'S
Newspaper Advertising House.
Cor. Main and Sixth sts., Louisville, Ky.

A DVERTTsEMENrs RECEIVED AT
"A publishers lowest rates. Tor AZ ucgsrarors
firorrhauf the Tuifoi State and Cana1as.
WHOLESALE CONTRACTS made with ex-
frnsirf afrerfisCrs. Merchant, uanulactu-
rcrs. and aii Others Wh1sc business rcqurres ad-
vertirinr. are invited tn cnrrcsrCnd with o.,
dirrrrrco how large CO small, faithfully and
pr0mrtly executed.
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Can You doubt the evidence Of those who haye
used IN Can you doubt the possibility Of
being cured7 DO not despair but send Mt once
and procure one OF more bottles. Price. ~ %
per bottle, or three bottles for S.. For sale By
j.. p. DROMG0OLE & CO.,
3gl Main street.
So Also to be had Of principal Druggists in
City and County.
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ChiIdrcn Tecthinr

need no better medicine than this. A few doses
checks tho bowels and relieves groat suffering.
1t il no far fetched remedy, It is no patont nor
socret but Is prepared in your midst by physi-
clans who are practicing mediciuc IN your
midst, and who are willing 10 show the recipe,
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NEW ApVERTIsEMENTs
THE

n =
First thing yon should do, after you read THIS
hcading, should be 20 put your hand n your
pockef, lake out twenty-five cents, and seh ia
Tor copy for year. II you do not ieei llho
risking that big amount, why ASK your helsn
Dor to take IL; but as an
AMERICAN,
Yeu should support an American cntorprise.
[ou will ind onr papor worth ton times inc
awount we nsk for II. Wit, hnmor, sketcheess
and poetry will ill its columns anu IL VIII
mako ~rrU,
of Won. and all your relations, No, use OF do
LAYING; the amount is not large. and you may
as vol invest your
TWENTY-FIVE
conts now, as to wait six months. twill save
a doctors visits as no one can road II anu get
sick, II is filled with sense, nonsense anu III
noccnce, and twenty-five
GENTS
WIN make you as merry as a cricket for year
IN come. We want at least twenty-five SUP,
scrihers from your town, and you might as wen
head the listas
Young man VIC know Of in your town. sen9
along your stamps-the moro the merricr-an9
when our subscription listruns up, We willsend
for n
A paper twice as large as the one We now issue,
Address all letters to RICHARDSON x COL-
LINS, ~ John street. New YORK.
TOBACCO USERS, ATTENTION.
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Attncbment suit.

,r--t.;n,i Court Of Memphis, ScrugEs and
- Roc. PLAINTIFF. vs.. N. L. Duncan de-
fcndant- .....-.. 49,.
TFTDAvIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV,,
n frr been made d tbs case m par ian 70 ~
- Ea.fnr been issued and rutrrncd ~
- ,--rer oficcr levied, etc. on TIE pr9iei-
~. ~ derandtnf. NJ. l.. Duncan, q ~ there
fore ordered that ssis deisgasai 1917 d-e ' as
~ t-f,-. IL /. fr.f Iucsisy in July next. a.
1900 az ruit. Or the same vii be tsken ~
~. fsssef a. 10 him. and the case - ~ rear
inr sr rarte. and that cely ~ ~ ~
.-.'kifshoi on e a week ior Tour eons'e- g
.-rts ii tho PUHErc LrnGfa- 80.
~ Mason Hyde. y. G. la-lI
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PSI Broadway, cor. Murray at, n. Y.

THE MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM
I Fire now known. Over Thirty Thousand
"HERRIYG's SAFES" have been sold and are
now in use, and more than five hundred have
passed safely through accidental fires.
Herring, Farrei & Shorman's New Patent
Bankers Safes, mada Of Wrought Iron, Steel
Bars, and the new metal, SPIEGEL EIsES, or
Patent CrystaliEed Iron, from the ore Of
Franklinite, the only material which equals
the diamond in its hardness now known in tho
world, and is the best resistant to a Burglar
drills or cutting tools ever manufactured.
Also, House Safes. Parlor Safes, Sideboard
and Cabinet Safes for silver plate, valuable pa
pers, ladies' jewery, etc., etc.. made to repre-
sent handsome pieces Of furniture. Send for
illustrated catalogue. Herring, Farrell x Sher-
man. 25l Broadway. corner Murray street, lew
York Farrell Herring K Co., Philadelphia
Herring & Co.. Chicago.
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TOBACCO USERS, INTENTION.
Theappoute Tor Tobacco aesOroJeu oy u'i'-
aORTON's PREPARATION"

C,UEWERs AND SMOKERS, LEAVE OFF
u this disgusting and filthy habi.
Ono hox Of 0rton's Preparation, used accord
ing To directions, is warranted TO destroy tho
appotito r Tobacco In any person, no matter
time No more hankoring for tobacco after
using one box of this preparation.
RECOLLECT IT is WARRANTED.
Forwarded to any part of the country on
recent OF one dollar Address
Il. DOUGLAS, General Agent,
Box 1872, Portland, Ne.
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THE BEST CHANCE YET !

A GENTS WANTED, ON A SALARY OR
n commission, for my new map Of the "Great
American Republic" sho Eing cur recently az
qurod Russian POSSESSIONS etc, etc. Get your
territory at once. I. /. DIBBLE. Wholesale
Headquarters for Maps, Charts and Pictures.
20s Main street, Louisville. Ky.
DRJ. D. STILLMAN. Gynecologist, For
IL muir Diagnosis, aud corrsspo adence. In
halations, spray, Hypodcrmic, Electric, aud
Dcrmaphatic EmhIocaii0u, with constitutional
treatment in The Disedscs u Women, Throat,
Lrnos. Heart, and Nisccra. Instruments, Med
icines. Ba1ing aud Drinking salts from min
eral SPRING. with written Prescriptions week
~, at so, for the first month, so each month
subsequently,. Daily attention az his Offices. AT
the same prices. Address. with stamp, q and
36Union street, Memphis Tenn.
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NEW BATHSi NEW BATHS
COLD, NARN, PLUNGE AND SHOWER,
HENRY g. HAMPE's,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
No. IL Poplar street.

Bet Main and Pront Sta, CPD. overton Hotel.
7 WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
1 form The cifirens Of Meuphis and vicinity
that I am now prepared 20 Accommodate thea
an Nth q clean and delicious Bath and picdre
myself % give entire satisfaction q al ny Gus
tomers. The Bath Rooms are al new and a.
iarhe.l r. NJ shavinF saloon, aud are On the
first door. mot in the cellar. Ike the balance
In a. ciiy.l c1uvcniently ftioi % ana well
reui lated. and d. not hesitate O. clam for
them suneriorify over 81 ether in this city.
CAL nnI convince yoursclL ChhrEes very Iea-
srrnhlr. The hust barber always on hand ~
he rnrforua1ce Of t0nECrill uurk.
E-Iis HENRY 0. HAMPE.
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some member Of your family might be taken
With the Diarrh9a at late hour some o. these
dark nights, and had yeu not better send and
procure one bottle q RED DIARRlltEA
REMEDY, and have it on hand Price. 81 a.
por bottle, OF six bottles for - 90. For Sale BY
DruFgists in city and country, and b.
J. p. BRQMG00bE A Co,
E-14 No. all Main street.
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warrant satisfactiOn

in each and every case. Do not use any more
Of those powerfully stimulating and hot reno
dies nut up by those who ncvor praciiced modi-
cines. but try our Remedy. which sso pleasant,
cooling, reviFing, uustimulating and immedi-
ste IN its effects. Old or yOung, children or in
fants use II with delght.
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paper twice as large es the one We now ssh
Address all letters to RICHARDSON x COL-
LTNS, ~ John street. New York.
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AMERICAN,

Young man wo know of in your town. send
whom our subscription list runs up, We viii senu
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'' Richard WALL, NJ. D.
FEgFALE DISEASES
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.

Which are Frustrating 80 many females all
over tho country, can be so easily remodied by
using the
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Herrlng's Pat. Champion Safes.

moot LATHS Manufactured by Charles +.
Il Rost, a2S aud $50 Delaney st.. n. Y.
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oATs-The receipts ars fair, ard
prices firm. We quote on ievee at
90 to 92c. Receipts, 24f sacks.
ONIONS-No good IN market Lar
be bought from 81 to 81 per barrel. Re-
ceipts, none.
oils There Il a fair stock of all
kinds on hand, with good demand.
Coal oil, So to 60c; lard oil, 81 ~ to 1 -
linseed oil, 81 SIS to 81 IS; train oil, u
to 81 Is.
PROVIsION5-There Is q good sup
ply on hand, and prices are firm. Mess
pork Is selling ct S2i 70 S24 30; prime
mess, So to so 80; clear sides, 10 % 133e +;
plain sugar cured hams, Tito l5c break
fast bacon, Is TO fse; bulk meats out OF
market. Receipts, bacon, So casks and
Is tierees pork, 2ss b5l., 4s casks and
4 boxes.
POULTRY-Fhe market Is weak.
We quote chickens ct s. to S., and tur-
kies at nom SIS 70 S4 per dozeE.
POTATOES-There is a light demand
Is new are coming into market from
New Orleans. Old sell slowly at 81 50 to
3 so per barrel. Receipts, III sacks and
81 barrels.
ROPF-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made 12a to 13e hand
made 10 to lie. Receipts, 10 coils.
SUGAR-The receipts are very fair,
and prices are firm. The stock
on hand IS good. Crushed and powdered,
19 to zoe A coffee, 1Se; B, Tic G, 1910.
Receipts, SO barrels and 5 hhds.
SALT-There is q good stock on hand
and demand fair. Sacks, g 20 to
81 so; barrels, g 10 Sc 80. Receipts,
25 sacks and 5 bbls.
TOBACCO-There Is q good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
A fine stock is on hand and new cup
plies are received daily. We quote
natural leaf at 81 20 TO 81 30 F;
fancy Virginia, new work, 81 to
81 q ; fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10;
medium de-, pounds, IS TO S5c ; common
bright, pounds, 60 to 75e ; fine and fancy
smoking, IS to 81 so.
WHISKY-The market IS firm but
quiet. Common, 81 So to 8 Imitation
Bour5vn,S 81 Is toS3 Bourbon, s. . to S..
Receipts, 81 barrels.
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~ pursuance Of the provisions Of a Truai
Deed 10 Hae executed by A Stseet on Iftt
day OF November, ls5t, aud Whlchas duly regis
Tered la tHe Registsr's Office OF shelby county.
lu RuoE No. 40, Part ], pages 80 SO and AT
aud also ia pursuance Of . consent Dee 6
malehy the non William N. smith, Judge O.
fhe Cn4nesry Court Of demDhiB. on I'd daF 81
April, iaaa, ia the cau-es tending IN said GOurf.
wueIei4 Charles J. Sesy AM others are COM
plstuauts. AID A. Strickland other ere De emil
ants. wiz, % the Southwest corner OF tae IN
tgrsecuon OF Poplar aud Second streets, id
Memphis, On the &th d-y o. May, Ia57, "a y
pC oeE- IA proceed 20 ~ ! az public auctf0a to
mentioned, tue following q scTibed Lots on
Land toEeil 2 VITA ihelbprovementsthereun
See. VIZ; Belns lots Nos - ana 10. As known
ca ms map o. Me apllq aud bound0d a. loi
lows: Eeslnn4nE al The Southwest corner o
lh- inttfs ga % on Poplar ana Sc ord streets
running thence WesU with the south lne "a
Fpplar alfe1 4434 le Ih nee So Ia paraIls
Wnl second street 20 feet 10 q 49,
West az Get 10 an alley tberea 80
asia alley az feet e. ths inter-acsfo1
ail-y- thence last with said iIeV hi $50
street, Tie ce wish S-cO-G street 1851 ~ Il ~
the beginning. Eceepsag and e~ccisdf5g b+,r
ever. nOm said lot, tlal part c8nVryeI -
relinQuisned ON t4e tth Jay OF March h ~
the undersigned and Brink eg q Dougherty. fa
a. IT eei, Bounded aud described 5 foiioVss
viz: Beginning an the 0outh-ast corner OF al
No. 213. a. The Intersection OF the North site an
fh- mrs q ley south Of Poplar utreet with me
Wet side q Second street; then Z korfr-
tuily with Wess side Of Ssoond strest y leef
4ANAE hA AN-H ~ NLA4N "a ~ aAA EaN side
u second street "a lutersscted by a line
uanuing through the center OF the middle
T~araliei wall from East 10 West, OF three storp
brick building, embracing two t-enelasnis now
IA said lot No. 3H theme from said poinf az
Intersection Westward y 1881 feet 70 the Fasf
side Of the nIEt alley, Vest OF Second street
Thence with the East side of Aaid last men
Toned alley Southwark 5. = leet more on -
~ 10 uosnt Of intersection ofthe Rast I'd ~
esfd lass mentioned alley, vita the North E1de
~ M nrst alley South Of Hop-ar streef-sg5s
poIni OF mtersecaoa being the soathwesa cor
erof lot No. 90; thence ~eastWandly win ~
80 Sc Of the said last meaaoned slley. issi
feef. 10 the beginning;
31 D~rarertg VIII be sold on the FOLLOWING
- O~ns-fOurth 81 the purchase mones
sb and the "a nee on a credit o four ana
eiehi months. for which me purchasers VII ne
Se1-ffv aud q lien likewise 10 be retained or
ne properly to secure these deferred pay
-ense me cunts o. redemption - waived.
- a. Nile Is believed 10 be perfect, but i
~ ansssd u. J. WICKs, Trustee,
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APPEAL.

Wemust not let the following gem pass with
ost a werd Of Just praise. Tee young girl who
wrote it viii, II no; too early spoiled By injG-
dieloas eulogy, write things that are worthy 20
live. Iadesd, she already does so. Sre hew
every word IN this poem hts in and has its
weight, and the beautiful symmetry and perfect
pathos of th1 whole:
FOR the Memphis Appeal
H BABY Al LILLE.
She sits and a vague silence keeps
Bat In the chureh-yard OF calm Lille,
Where sunlight iieth solemn, stiil,
A little fair eyed baby sleeps.
she slsseth still with restless hands,
But his are quiet IS the grave;
The Ivy ia a matted wave,
Dreams DER hfs head In distant lands.
Her dress lies round her sieh and rare,
Bat hs u merely white and straight
silence coldly teens to wait,
In golden waves Of baby hair.
She sits In silence, cold and dim.
About hf1i pass the hurrying throngs
with careless CLEANS Of foreign songs,
And foreign Lights and hadow swim.
Her hands up to her head have strayed.
Our Lord sends pain to human breasts;
~ wonder If my baby rests
Beneath the foreign willows shades
81 could not hold him with my VIII
"Alasi I knelt before a shrine,
and watched the thing Ideemed divine.
Fade slowly into dust 81 LILLE.
Her eyes are hot with unsned tears;
Below the door are babbiing riIls,
With howings Hike TO baby triils;
al have not heard his voice for years.
"How calm ale mothers by their FIRE,
THAT canEot hear long memories,
Call out like shells from distant seas,
I'm vague unrest and vain desire.
"Who sleep IN peace the whole night long,
While 1. like one who sleeps ere death,
wake with quick catching OF the breath,
and a half sense OF something wrong.
WHO AXE to days OF happy care,
With children rosy in their glee,
h I start into vacancy,
And reach FOL hope and clasp despair.
81 thought at Lille he would grow strong,
They said he would be well in France:
Alas! NAcry OF human chance,
"Andthey Thok know not right from wrang!'
Her eyes are proud and calm end still
Nor tears break up the icy dee S;
Bat the loved fair-syed baby sleeps
In deaths long silence there at Lille.
VIOLET LEA.
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Trains arrive at Memphis at SEQ am. and
$50 pm.
FOR Through Tickets and all Information, ap-
ply at Ticket Office, No. III. Man street. and
at Depot, head OF Main street.
|. SAM b. JONES.
, mv5 I'm ganaraI S,osrfc4aIasp4
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ETOICE

IA - 0Al a. U.s.
IS Madison stseet, r Main,
- Memphis. Tenn.
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Ghaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
ON Monday, June Sd, 1862.

1853 Nj D.-Isaac n. Moon VS.. VIM. P. Math-
ews Chaneery Court Of Memphis.
10y virtue Of an interlOcut0fy decree IN his
u cause, lwlu sell at public auction, to the
hfghest bidder, at the Courthouse door, in the
city Of Memphis, tennessee, on
MONDAY, JUNE 3. 1867,
betws en- the hours OF l9am. and p m. the FL
owing de cribed Real Estate, to-Wi1; Situate,
lying and being ia shelby county State Of Ten
nesSees the first being in township i, range p,
westuf the basis meridian, Chickasaw eession.
ard being that part OF section thirteen which
lies on the north side Of the Sale line dividing
the State Of Tennessee and Mississippi. and
containing five hundred and forty acres. more
or less, commencing on the north west eOrnerof
said la ana running south to said State line.
thence east with said line one mile, thence
north 70 the northeast corner Of said section,
thenee west TO D said first named corner. being
all OF said section, which lies 10 the 18Th civil
district O Shelby county, Tennessee; the other
tract being the south half Of section twelve q23,
towakhip one a.. range nine 81, west Of the
basis meridian Of the ChickasaW cesSien-
TERMS or SsLE-On a credit Of seven and
thirteen months. Notes with good security,
with Interest from date, and a lien tli
payment Of the purchase money. Equity OF
redemption barred
AuGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
rnVst t
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FINANCIAL.
opr,rE or THE DAILY APPEAL,l
~ MEMpHIa.M NAY s. lNaI.

There is nothing worthy Of note TO
raeord IN our local money matters-de-
aesitipg and checking being about the
anTv thiag doing. Gold opened at 35c,
~ which figure one lot of $4,000 was
taken, and another 0 Z 5000. The eIes-
nRr rate was a shade lower, owing 10 the
decline reported in New York.
Al few small sales of silver are reported
at q TO 28c.
County warrants are in good demand
at SOC buying. Selling at S3e.
Police scrip IS in better demand at zoe
beying. Selling at 81 % Soc. Of the
orioinsi amount Of this scrip issued
some SsI. 600 there hRs been $i6,000
tsken up by the collector, leaving about
SFse0o yet in circulation. The police
commissioners, il is said, viii issue nc
more Of il during this month, and it is
doubtful whether it viii be Issued al any
time hereafter. The Intention being, II
possible, to pay of the force in cursencyE
City scrip Is better than yesterday.
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NO. I.
II CHINGARoRA
ANTI NERVOUS
TOBACCO (!

THE C~HTNCARGEA T0HACC0 grows from the
I rich sob OF the q" CREST and Is possessed
or a peculiarly delicious naVor entirely IN
known to the tobaecos OF all other chimes. But
Is unprecedented popularity has sprung from
the 1aCtOf the entire alb enCe OF thai deadly pol
son EicOtta. which per1usates every other LoOac
co. and which Is the one and so e cause Of the
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, etc.
Watcn most invariably, sooner or later, follow
the Indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. At
the recent auaiyzasiOn OF tobacco from all
parts OF the world, at the Academy of Sciences,
in Paris, the renowned chemist. NJ. LaInOu-
reauE, declared that while European and
American tobacco contained fully eight per
cent, and the purest Havana tobacco from two
did not contain one discOverable particle of
that deadly poison, a drop of which, extracted,
VIII destroy life
Our agent at B MBAY has shipped us large
Quantities of the CHLNCARORA during the rast
two years. and although we have been pressed
TO the veteran smoker, yet we are row pre-
J. ared to Oder it ia unlimited Quantities, at Il
price much lower than some American tobacco
Of a far infeLior quality.
A connoisseur has but to smoke the AmeTi-
can tobacco aud cigars, v hien are Invariably
chemically favored, 70 be disguised wish the
medicinal taste which leaves q nauseous, IN
ealthy coating in the mouth, and in time
seldom fails 60 SKATER the nervous system.
TIE natives Of the ORIENT" smoke the
CHINGARORA rom morn til night, from youth
to age, and are happily unconscious of the
Wild, distressing nre which courses through
the veins Of the inhaler of the fumes ef to-
ba co containing Ntcotfa.
We invite every lover Of the weed to try the
CHIRGARoRA, and guarantee unprecedented
plea ure in is delicious flavor.
sold every where at 81 a pound.
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Buying at IS to SOC, aud selling at G0c.
There Is no activity reported IN ex-
change. The supply is about equal 30
the demand. Eastern sight is bought at
par to of, and sold at TO premium.
New Orleans Ia light supply-buying at
discount, and selling AZ par to pre-
MUM.
IN bonds our quotations remain dull
and nominal. Memphis and Ohio rail-
road bonds, Is to zoe; Memphis and
Little Rock first mortgage bonds, 20
70 soc Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, 65to 70cs Tennessee beads with
coupons, 40 70 56c; Tennessee bonds,
new, IS TO 60c Mobile and Ohio railroad
bonds, 50 to 55c; Memphis city coupons,
80 to SOC Memphis city railroad stock,
80 TO 35c.
There i little doing in uneurrent
money. Our quotations viii be found
correct.
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n7HE creditors OF the estate Of 8. s. Malone
are hereby notified that 1 have suggested
lie insolvency Of said estate 70 the ClerE Of lie
County uaI Upton county, Iennessee, ana
HE creditor Of said estate are nouheC 20 file
their claims, duly authenticated, within SIX
months from date hereof Of this notice viii be
z al Of the same.
VAL. SANFORD, Administrator.
Aprif Isl. ~ zplats
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS, May g, 1867 s pm. !
GENERAL RNAfAEEa.

OEFAtE vi Ehh JAIL EEA &
MEaPHL5, May g, 1867, s pm. !
GENERAL BUSINESS.
We have no activity to report in any
branch Of trade. A very general quiet
ness has settled down, and few mer-
chants or planters from the interior a
be seen upon our streets. Corn and cats
are 6rmer than on yesterday, but there
is little doing in either. The dullness of
the day is, however, partly attributable
TO the fact that several of our religious
and benevolent societies lMe gone to
the suburbs to engage in pc MICS and
May feRsts.
COTTON-The demand to-day, like
that Of yesterday, was small and confined
to the better grades. We could learn Of
no foil tables being sold jim fact there is
q very light stock Of good cotton on
hand. and transactions are limited to q
few bales. Factors find it difficult TO
realize even p 70 23c for middling, as
buyers are not pleI@g. The market vas
inactive during the morning, and q
further decline of I'd reported in Liver
pool caused additional depression. Re
aeints for the day. DIS bales S~hinppurs