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FINANCIAL.


OFFICE OF HI DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, May 2, 1857. J
Our banks report the usual increase in
deposits, showing that the monthly col
I~ections are very good, and that money
Is becoming somewhat easy.
Gold has iuetuated very little In New
York during the day, opening at S5g, go
Ing up to 1854 at 2 PM, and closing at
SIS. 1t was steady in this market at S4c
buying, and selling at 35 to sec.
City scrip is in moderate demand at
5Sc buying; selling at Coo.
There are very few County warrants
Of the old issue offered for sale. Such as
are presented are bought readily at9O to
Gle, and sold at SO TO 94c.
Pending the decision OF the chancellor
concerning warrants issued by the new
Board, there is little doing in them. 1t
is supposed a decision will be rendered in
a day or two. Very few brokers are buy
ing. We quote new issue dull at soc
buying, and selling at S5c.
Police scrip is dull at zoe buying. There
is a large margin between the buying
and selling rate, which latter is from rs
to $50.
Exchange is in moderate supply. East
ern sight is bought at to of, and sold
at to } premium New Orleans buying
at } discount and selling at par.
There is no activity in uncurrent
money, although a good demand exists
for Planters, Union, and Bank of Ten
nessee notes.
In BONDS we could learn of no sales,
and our quotations are nominal.
Memphis and Ohio railroad bonds,
25 to soc; Memphis and Little
Rock first mortgage bonds, 20
to soc Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, SIS to zoe; Tennessee bonds with
coupons, 90 TO soc; Tennessee bonds,
new, IS to 60c Mobile and Ohio railroad
bonds, so to 55c; Memphis city coupons,
so to CSC; Memphis city railroad stock,
30 to Soc.
The Memphis and Ohio railroad are
| paying their iaborers IN certlIlcates OF
due bills, which are offered for sale very
freely at our brokers' counters. Theyare
not in favor, however, as we learn the
officers of the road will make no promise
as to their redemption.
Allis, Waters & Co., of Rochester, n.
Y, suspended on Tuesday last and made
an assignment. Their liabilities will
| amount to about 500, 600.
The receipts at the New York sub
treasury last month were 1874, DOG, 600
disbursements, Sll5,O00,000 Receipts
for customs during the month were
50, 500, 900. One-half million less than
the same month last year.
Gen. Ripley formerly of the Confede-
rate army and now in Paris, mas obtained
a contract from the French government
for the manufacture of one hundred and
fifty thousand stands Of breech-loading
arms, according to patent of his own
invention.
The supreme court of Georgia has Just
delivered an orip,op that interest az
orued during the late war on claims held
by northern creditors is collectable.
The Bank Of England return for the
week ending April 10th is as follows,
compared with the statement Of the pre-
vious week:
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yEMPHIS APPEAL
For the Memphis Appeal


BLANCHE.
We hear OF a brown bird that carols at night.
And of streams that are murmuring all the
day long;
They are sweet to the ear, and to thought, and
to sight.
Even SO are tho sensitive makers Of song
And, all the day long, though nor streamles nor
bird
Doth murmur or sing to my listening ear,
/ dream a. sweet measure as eafeyer heard,
And the dream to my spirit IS hopefully dear.
( Young Love shakes his plnions. and fragrant
with flowers
That bloom on the borders Of Eros bright Isle,
B.eathes deep in my spirit those exquisite
powers
That move us. and lead US. and softly begnile,
And Fawn never followed a Hymph, as Of Ed,
More sweet and enchanting than her 1 would
sing:
And Fawn never stood more entranced, when
beheld
In his presence such Nymph, than the bosom
] bring.
An, Blanche the bright heavens may tighten
with fays
That go when they list on their missions OF
good,
But INST OF all glories that gladden. cur days,
You rule on the earth, and you rule as you
would.
The summer wind speaks TO the caves OF the
trees,
And the branches and foliage lend to Its tone;
Ali whisper, thou blessed one, son as that
breeze,
And hearts bow toward thee, and love thee
alone!
Bright flower from Eden's fair fields ere the Fall
Yield not 10 the mOrtals beseeohing thy love (;
There breathes not, there breathes not q mortal
Of al
Deserving the glory your pure heart would
prove. ALLAN PERCY.
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may be adopted by the government.
This state of uncertainty is working
great hardships to our planters; and
many Of them wiz, we fear, be COM
PEELED to forego planting this season, or
eonfine their work to a very small COM
pass. The produce market is being well
stocked by large consignments from
above, and prices are getting weaker.
COTTON.-The market opened dull,
and continued so until towards the close,
when the more favorable advlces re-
ceived caused holders to be less anxious
to sell. Very few bales changed hands
during the day, and our quotations are
nominal. We look for more activity in
the market tomorrow. Receipts for
the day los bales shipments, IOO5 bales.
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wagon aud Carriage Material.
Corrected Daily by W~oodburn, Smith q &c
~ III and ZIG Green street. 81. Louis
Attachnsent Smtt.

Before w. s. Walton, Justice OF the Peace OF
Shelby county, Tenn
]. @. Jacob VS.. Il. B. Hagau.
U,HE defendant in the above entitled case
will please lake notice that an attachment
las been sued out against him, and levied upon
one mare mule, upon the ground that he is
about to remove fraQdulentlyl himself OF his
a-op-rtv ont Of the County and State, and is
~franduIenfiy ~dispo-fng OF the same, and is so
eeneealing himself that the ordinary process
Of law cannot De served upon aim ana thst
citv IN Memphis on the Bitn day of May, 1851,
when and where he can appear and defend said
suit or the same will be proceeded with ex
narfa, and that a cOpy OF this order be pub
fishsd once 4 week for four weeks In the Mem
phis Appeal NV w.r-ou
ADra II Io67. Ads 1aw4w
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that the Belle st. Louis, another fine
packet in this line, however, has many
friends, and that she has a large vote
polled, which win increase nightly. as
her friends are Jealous and are legion.
This is as Il should be. BY all means let
these colors be 0 and worm by a local
packet. Let Us show that we think
more Of those who live among Us, make
u city 81 abiding place, than of any
.,t.fAo.
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IOhn ". HarrIs Na NouIBt 4sNOIFcll.
EFmAVIT for Attachment having been
a made in this case and attachment having
been issued against the estate OF thedefendant
"a ~ NorveI, upon the ground OF his privately
rsnov1ne himself from the county, and il nav
inc been returned levied, etc.,
III is therefore ordered that aid defendant
~ Mav lsS7. to plead, answer or defnnr 10 the
go niafntfn' 3 complaint or the same viii be
,at.a or confessed and the case set for trial
~ narte and that a copy Of this order be
onhfshed once a week Tor foEr consecutive
l-as1s n The Memphis APPEAL.
~ JOHN 7. DOUGLAS,J j. p.
AprI Is, 1857, apl7 lawswF
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soRETGS EXCHANGE
"
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, May 2, 1867, s pm. }


There has been little doing n u mar
kets to-day, and prices are about the
same as yesterday. There are a large
number OF planters in town making an
effort to negotiate for the coming year,
but generally fail to secure the assistance
required. Gentlemen who never before
experienced trouble in this way, are re-
turning to their homes without meeting
with any encouragement Few Of our
merchants are prepared to assist their
friends, owing to the short crops made
last year, and the large amounts which
are on that account outstanding, while
Others who have the means are AFRAID
TO let It 20, not knowing what course
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q. DEWITT d CO.,
"a Madison slreaL norner Main.
I'm
NTOIGE.

THE creditors Of the estate Of s. S. Malone
are hereby notified that ! have suggested
fEe insolvency OF said estate 10 the ClerE Of the
Gouutv CourtUf Upton county. Tennessee, and
ne creditor OF said estate are notified to Gle
ebeir claims, duly authenticated, within s1
months from date hereof or this notice will be
died IN car Of the same.
VAL SANFORD, Administrator.
al 7zf fET. apIqsf
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The morning was bright and pleasant,
but towards evening it elouded up with
indications of rain. Business was dull
on the lszzIng. The Mississippi is fall
ing at st. Louis and the Missouri is going
down as rapidly as it rose. The Ohio
continues to recede. From every quar-
ter we learn of falling rains, and in q
very few days our people will be at rest
on this question which has been such a
source of uneasiness for the past two
months. At this point a decline COM
menced yesterday. Up to the hour we
left the levee the fall had been very light
but it will no doubt be quite p~erceptible
to-day
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THE PATENT
AURORA OIL!

WE want men everywhere % study IhelI
frra and z-u me Patent Aurora OIL IN a single
~,nnfv will make more money 70 the purchaser
III t1r-a months than the largest farm IN your
9rafa viii make in "a whole year. The Aurora
an actually costs less than One-haif the price
a. Coal OIL and the Illuminating power OF the
aurora on Il a. much superior 70 the Coal Oil
- ne Goal Oh Is 70 a tallow candle, and Il No
W5pE Explosive than q tallow candle. Any
TsTD that will burn Coal on will burn the
1D-1rs OI. It does not smoke the chimney
n go not smell-it viii not grease or stain the
TBezf linen. not even white cloth The mae
80 f,r ~ manufacture is ineXhEustible One
man can make 70 bbls. per day. No machinery
reauired. We viii pay your rare 70 and from
M city Of Memphis, and bills while here, II
- cannot prove all, and even more, than we
Rsve stated. A single Couuty Is small fortune
n, ne m.a OF enterprise, ana the right 70 a
STATE u untold worth.
~ further M Information, call on or address
III. q. DEWITT d CO.,
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WOOD, WOOD, wooDI

WE would respectfully inform our friends
w and the public that we have opened
LARGE WOOD YARD
at the corner Of Second and Union streets, and
viii q pleasure in Supplying the public with
good dry wood at as reasonable prices as It can
be had elsewhere, ard all orders VIII be
promptly dlled. JH. GAILLARD & CO
n y burners viii md 10 to their In
teress TO give us 3 call before purchasing else
where. Apttm
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s.H. ToBEY President sc. KIRK CSshler'
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

oeDES, ToBEY a CO..
Nc. IS Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn-i
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, sEcU'
R1rIEs, LAND AND UN-
nnarE
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAaHINGTUS, April ~, 1867.


,Nir. I reply to yours Of the 18th inst,
that no deduction can be allowed in any
case for depreciation IN the value of
stocks, unless they are sold and q loss
actually realized.
So long as the taxpayer possesses q
title to the stocks, it cannot be predica-
ted that he has lost anything by invest
ing in the same.
1t may be apparent that if he should
sell his stocks at a given time he would
experience q loss on his Investment, but
until he does sell such stocks, it is clear
that no actual loss has been sustained.
1t is always possible that the same
stocks which he now deems quite worth
less, will suddenly or gradually appreci-
ate, so much even as TO exceed even their
original cost.
II a capital stock OF a company has
been entirely sunk and destroyed, be
yond hope of recovery, and a real loss OF
the same has been sustained, beyond
any reasonable doubt, such loss is a loss
of capital, for the deduction of which
from income the law in force gives no
authority.
The law for certain losses of capital,
but only for losses by fire, shipwreck, and
incurred in trade, and debts ascertained
In 1865 to be worthless.
The loss Of a stock company by fire
and shipwreck, if such companies were
liable to income tax, would be deducted
from the income of such companies, not
from the income of the stockholders
thereof.
The fact that cumpaBies are not sub
iect To income tax, makes a loss of this
character none the less a loss Of the com
nary. and YOU will therefore be careful
not to allow such loss 10 any stakeholder
of such companies.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS HARLAND,
Denufy Commissioner
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
uRAINs leave as pillows fettv tms,.

URAlNS leave as follows fcity time):
Il Through Express, Sundays excepted, ,
am; Through Mail. 6s4o pm: SOmervfle Ac-
eommOdation at $40 ? m.
Express connects AZ Grand Junction with
Afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water Valley,
Grenada Jackson, Nicksburg. Miss, New Or
leans. La, etc.
Al. Corfnth. for Okelona, CoIumbus, MIsa
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. etc.
At Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects al Grand Junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski Ala, Column
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga trains eonnect for same
points as Express trains
Baggage checked through.
For tickets and further information. apply a.
the Office, No. ID Court street.
W.. ROSS, Gent supL
A. A. BARNES, GenT Ticket Agent
api4 II =. HOOK Passenger Aren't
Diamond Line.
THROUGH Receipts given for COTTON vts
Il Cincinnati By rail or river. Time EuarRn-
eed-Car sealed-uo change nom Cincinnati
to New York. ". Jay JOHNSON,
mh5 II star Wharfb0aA.
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GEO. z. STAHL,
DIXON & PERCY,

TTORNEYs AT LAW, Greenv1lleI Miss
a VIII practice in the Courts OF TuulcA.
Coshoma, bolivar, Washington and lsa9aenns
Counties HrcA'
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AGENCY FOR
GCHOOLEY'S PATENT SELF
VENTTLATING REFRIGERATORS

THE undersigned informs his friends aud the
public that the immense success the apONe
named Refrigerstors meet with in this msTkeL
Induced the manufacturer to REDUCE THEM
IN PRICE. to enable every family 70 the com
forts Of Fresh Meats and Nictuals during Inc
hot season.
send for circular, and call and examine NY
extensive stock at manufacturers prlceE,
freight only added. at the CHARTER ION
EMPORIUM, 1911 Main street, corner Masnlng-
ton. JOHN L. ElChbEEH'
aplT I'm
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The much talked-of rules and regula-
tons OF the supreme court relative to
the bankrupt law will appear in form of
manual practice for use by registers and
attorneys. 1t is similar in character 70
the existing manual fof equity practice.
The document will be a book of two
hundred pages, made up chiefly of forms,
The first part is now going through the
press. TIE copying is supplied as the
court finds time for preparing it. A
strong effort is making to complete the
work so that it can be submitted to a
full bench for approval or revision by
the middle Of this r3entA,
Gen. gteeqman, revenue collector in
New Orleans, hiss suspended the opera
ton of all distilleries in his district.
Information has beeen received at the
treasury department, that CANADIAN
officers Of customs are aiehdg and sbet-
ting il every pass.ble Bay toe sIAugGling
OF goods into the United States. Mer-
chants and lei OF sckno wledged res
peetability in Canada and England, are
said to have embarked their capital in
this eontraband business, and all the
watchfulness Of government officers
caapqt fntirelF FreYsst ths occasional
intTodgetion of goods tree of duty.
The firm of J. Steinbeck & Co., of
Richmond, Va, against whom sn at
tachment was recently levied by Clatlin
& Co, of New York, for Sc, Q0a and in
consequences Of which their store has
closed, have taken steps to qua the
the attachment; and in order TO indem-
Nifty themselves have instituted suit for
S25O,O00 and caused gsrnishee attach
mentS 10 be sefYsd on about two hum
bred reputel debtors OF Claim & Co, in
various towns in Virginia.
The following letter was received in
answer to an inquiry about listing stock
for taxation;
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MRS %. c. EVANS,

MINIS h&s ~
TcRNFRLY Of Louisville, KY, more recently
II ofthe Healing Institute, Rev A13Anyy aho.'
ssz,sfsJ nv her husband, DR.. j. N. EVANS, de-
49, 10 fnfarm her friends and the Pubhc thAt
sna has taken
ROOMS AT THE ONERTON HOTEL
And Is prepared 70 diagnose and cure all kinds
- Nlsasess especially those OF a Cnronlc char
SrteT M. EVANS viii iagnO all cases
without making inquiry Of the patients giving
gvmpfoms. cause and effect, IN q manner 50
ssfisfactory a. 10 leave no doubt IN the mlno OF
10 appIiClnt In the treatment OF disease she
dIs.grfs Tie use OF all mineral medicines, using
onlv fnat which is purely Botanic. together
rrffh NTagnetism. Electricity and Cold Water.
Mrs r, gives especial attention 70 Ladies and
diseases 10 which they are subject
Cant. VIM. Holcron. steamer Louisiana
Cant. Iohu $. Richey, New Albany Jonn
Loughmiler, New Albany W. J. Johnson,
whsTfboat. Memphis, Tenn j. b Martin
Emineuce, Ky; W. Guthrie, CHOPPERS Depot
Ky. u. X. Parker, ohice l. \. A - X
n. Johu Hancock county commlSsioneI
F1oyd county; Col. Wm. Bucdt New ALoalA
John Tie, Office l. h. A 4 g X n "
a crane, hardware merchant @e" A.
hanv. ". r. Grove. (Bently GroNe4 Sew Al
mans: Nm. Judge Laird. hockPoTI mo. gSS3IH L
NJ. Jbuds. Greencastle, Ind-iJ. H.Burton, EI51'
ahzth. Harrison county, Ind; Jonathan N
NAV. bloomington, Ind leD-'--n.
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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order of sale from the Pro-
ID bate Court, will sell on the premises,
on
Saturday, the 9h day of March, 1867,
the following lands and tenements, lying and
being inthe county of Monroe, Ohio, and of
which Rlijah Ullom, deceased, died seized:
Attract of land containing twenty five acres,
more or less, in the northwest quarter of sec
ton eight in township three of range five,
lying west of the Little Muskingum Creek
also, all that part of the northwest quarter
of said section eight lying south of Witten
Fork Of said Little Muskingum Creek, con-
tanning four acres, more or less; also, fifteen
acres, more or less, in the southwest quarter
Of said section eight, beginning for the same
on the bank of said Little Musbingum Creek
on the line between said southwest quarter
and said northwest quarter, thence west to
the northwest corner of said southwest
quarter; thence soath to said creek; thence
running with said creek in anortheasterly di-
rection to the place of beginning, containing
in all of said three several tracts forty-foul
acres, more or less.
ALSO a part of the northwest quarter of sec
tion eight in township three of range FIVE
lying east of the Little Musklngum Creek
beginning for the same at a hickory tree il
the forks of the creek thence in straight
line to ithe north line of said quarter, to {
gate post near the woods, being cornel
agreed upon by George Huffman and Georg,
Dye; thence with the said north line west tt
the Little Muskingun Greek; thence with the
meanderings Of said creek to the place O.
beginning, containing ffty.fve acres more o.
less. -.,-.--.
| Also, all the undivided interest of said Eli
| jah Ullom, deceased, in and to twenty, acre!
of land, more or less, being the west half o
the, southwest quarter Of the southwes
quarter of section thirteen in township fou
of range FIVE; also the undivided interest o
said Elijah Ullom, deceased, in and to sixty
FIVE acres. of land. more or less, in the ives
half of the northwest quarter of section
eighteen in township three of range five; al
SO, the undivided interest of said Elijah III
lom, deceased, in and to fifteen acres of land
more or less, off the east side of the nortl
east quarter of section twenty -four in town
ship three of range five; the legal title in th
| last described three tracts is in Richard Stew
art; r,5
TERMS-One-third cash in hand, one -thirt
in one year. and one third in two years, to b
secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. Said premises to be sold withou
dover. JAC0BN. MITCHELL,
Admir- Of Elijah UlIom, decd.
,Feb5, ,l867w4.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented to the
i Commissioners of Monroe County. Ohio.
at their next session on the fourth day of
March, 1857, praying for the granite of coun-
ty road, commencing on the land of Rli Cline,
in Washington township, on the Woodsfeld
and Marietta Road, near said Cline's dwelling
house; thence through said Eli Cline's land
and the land of Nathaniel Cline, John Hill.
Charles Hill and Avery Hill to intersect the
county road on the Little Muskingum Creek
on the land of Avery Hill in Benton township.
Jan26, 1867. A PETITIONER.
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Administrators Sale.


N pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, i
will offel for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the I'd dag of March, 1867,
between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the county of Monroe
and State of Ohio, to wit: The south half of
the southeast quarter of section number
twenty-seVen of township number five of
range FIVE.
Terms OF sAIr-one-third in hand, one,
third in one year, and one-third In two years
from the dag of sale, with interest; the pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.i
Dated January 20, 1867.
MATTHEW MOORE, Admir-
of William T. Moore, decd.
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Divorce Notice.

HENRY BLANELL,of Barceria, in Germany,
IL is notified that Margaret Blanell did, on
the 18th day of February, A. D. 1857, file her
petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, charging
the said Henry Blanell with three years will
full Absence and asking that she may be di-
vorced from the said Henry Blanell, and that
she mag retain the custody of their child.
Said petition will stand for hearing at the
next term of said Court.
Dated February II, 1867.
AMOS 4 SPRIGGS,
and MORRIS & WAY,
Attorneys.
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Legal Notice.

E
Thomas Pollock 1.-THE defendant, Ebe-
VS.. | nezer Boughner.
Ebenezer Boughner. whose residence is un-
known, will take notice that the plaintiff.
Thomas Pollock, of Ohio County, W. Va, ON
the 18th day of January, 1867. fled petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, the object of which is to
recover a judgment for the balance of a
promissory note and interest, given by said
defendant to said plaintiff a the goth day of
July, 1860, for the sum of two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest from the lst day of
January, 1861; given for the purchase of oer-
tain real estate to wit: Lying and being in
Salem township, county and State aforesaid,
in range three township three section nine-
teen, number one hundred and fifteen, con-
tanning about one.eightho of an acre, and that
said premises he sold to pay the aforesaid
claim. JACOB 7. MORRILL,,
Jan22. Atty for plaintiff,