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MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September 2S-Cottou
unchanged; sales to-day, 1000 bales
Flour, better; superine, SS99 %. Wits
Ky, quiet. Whest, better, 81 623. Rye
quiet, 81 50. Corn, heavy: mixed west
err, 81 309l 81, Oats, dull, 7i6,76c.
Rye, duh. Coffee, quiet. Sugar, firm
er; Cuba, ll29l24c. Molssses, dull.
Dsy goods, trade inactive, little change
In prices, however; all staple fabrics
ste ady. Stocks, strong; Fire, 64sae4s,
Illinois Central, l2tG22
Shipments Of currency during the
week, ) $3.50, 600, mostly to the west.
Since August I movements amount Ia
S46,OOo,000 The s~ub-treasury has bought
Slb. 100000 seYen-tbirties during the
week, and sold $1,000 900 gold, and 81
100000 bonds. Receipts to day, SIIS4.
500 payments, S7,073, 200; balance, ST.
495 4s5. Exports Of specie to-day,
Money active at 7 per cent sterling
quiet, o gold 49,. Government stocks
dull and dropping. The bank Statement
OF Monday Is expected 10 show da-
orease of loans 81, SIS, 600; descesse Of
deposits $4Ol 900; legal tenders 81. 700.
600; specie Increase Ss7s, 900.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2s.-Coftop
sales, 30 palesi easier low middling. 49,
@l9c; receipts, 2ls bales exports, 5
bales sales Of the week, 1925 bales: re-
ceipts Of the week, 1888 bales; D
1907; stock 1882 Flour, quiet aud
super1ne, SO; double extra.
$40 so. Corn, firm and unchanged. Oats,
Soc. Pork, quiet and firm at ST.
Bacon, shoulders and sides dull; hams,
in fair demand and prices unchanged.
Lsrd, quiet and firm prime, ; tierces,
l4i@15e. Gold, 42i; sterling. 56@5e;
York sight, tot premium.
CINCINNATI, September 2S-Fiour Is
family $l09l0 Is fancy SI2a
2 IS. Wheat 6rmei No. J. So as.
corn dull 81 e39s5c. Oats 6l962c. Rye
unchanged At 81 so, Barley steady.
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mrEII.G az rHr RHAHFs

The Indian braves and General SHER-
NAS's party, representing the Govern
meut Of the United States, had q grand
pow-wow at North Platte, NebrsskE, on
the Olh inst. The reports in the St
Louis papers Of the proceedings in
council " are entertaining, II not salts
factory. The Indians had the first show
ing. Specimens Of the orstory Of "SPOT-
TED TAIL" 1.-THE MAN THAT WALKS
UNDER THE GROUND" "PAwNEE Kill
LRR,' TURKEY LEG" and "BIG
MOUTH" are given with an JUNCTION.
They are substantially the same. They
al abound in entresties for smmun-
ition and in protests against
suy fertilizer attempt to build the
Pacific railroad. General SHERMAN's
speech, on the second day, ia significant.
He tells them that the government re-
quires the road, to connect their settle
meuts, and that they will build It; and
advises the chiefs to desist from attacking
working parties and trains, and allow the
road 10 be built, or they will be EXTERN
mated. he tells them how numerous
and how rich the whites sre. He ad-
vises them to allow themselves to be
settled on reservations on the Missouri
river and south Of the Arkansas river,
and to cultivate the soil, promising them
assistance and instruction, and to give
them al the rights q White n has
The council adjourned without theIndisns
coming to any conclusion, 70 meet again
about the hrst Of November, when the
Indians will give their Enswer 70 the
propositions Of the commission. The In
0lans will meet again under an impres-
sion that they are TO be clothed with the
highest rights that are enjoyed on the
continent; and while we would not dis.
turb the delusioD, Il might facilitate the
obIec. OF the con- missioners, ifthey would
explain that some white men have but
few rights, and that there Is another race
who have recently acquired rights Of IN
disputed pre-eminence. Il might also
be suggested that the darker hued
races Sre decidedly on the sd-
vance on this continent, and that q
few strides more VIII make them the
masters and rulers. This simple state
msnt ma serve somewhat to make the
work o. the commissioners more light,
and TO reconcile TURKEY LEGs," "BIG
MOUTH" and their brethren to and agri-
cultural and civiliBed Hfs, so-ealled. Only
give these ssvages votes, and they msy
make themselves felt in our elections. II
is not 70 be expected that they can at
once abandon all their Wild and ruthless
hsbits. But VS. doubt not that, under
the benign rule Of Republican equality,
they can soon render themselves fully
equal to the white man, though they
may never aspire to reach the negro in
hls sublime elevation.
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LATEST
BY
Nigh Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l

NEW YORK, September 2s-A cable
dispatch TO the Tribune, dated CONSTANT
nople, says the Russian demand for the
cessiOn OF Crete to Greece, and equality
% Christians having been refused, the
Russian Ambassador IgnatiOf went to
make report 20 the czar. He had Just
returned The ear declines to see the
sultan. Neither party recedss from its
position. Accounts from Athens state
that a large party in Greece favors de-
posing the king and proclaiming a re-
public, under the prOtectorate of the
United States, or IL annex it to these
states.
WASHINGTON, September 2s.-The
secretary Of the treasury has received
notification from the executors Of Capt.
r. 5. FitZ, late Of San Francisco, that
said taststOr had left to the United States
S200,00 0 in trust, to be applied toward
Caucelling the national debt.
Terms Of settlement have been agreed
upon between the United States and
Frazier, Trenholm & Co. The defend
suts acknowledge the principles Of pub
lie law claimed by the government.
Further action will be necessary to the
c0nsummation OF terms through the
courts o. Great Britain and the United
States.
Fractional currency received at the
treasury from the printing bureau for
the week, $3.50, 800 sent out, S6Q3, IIg ;
national bank currency issued, SIS lbs (;
fractional currency redeemed and de-
strOyed, S407, 500; internal revenue re-
ceipts, g, 502,09S; for fiscal year 10 date,
S5+,742 1872.
NASHVILLE, September es.-The cleo
ton to-day passed off ~peRceably and
there was no need Of sOldiers, though
they were 81 all the polls. Alden, the
radical candidate FOR mayor, and the
council were elected with but little oppo-
sitiOn. ColOred voters were out in great
numbers, whilst the mass Of whites de-
clined 10 vote. Alden's majority over
ScOrd is about 1900. The city authori-
ties will not recognize the legality Of the
election, and will hold on till determined
by the courts, unless sooner elected by
force Of bayOnets. A c0-FrespOndence be-
tween Mayor Brown and Gen. Thomas
took place to-day. The latter charged
the former with misrepreseutiDg his ae-
ton in q card published this morning in
Withdrawing from thecaDvass for mayor,
in stating thai be (ThOmas) bad notified
him Brown that Re would use the mill
tary power Of the United States In pre-
venting 8 peaceable election. Brown, in
q long letter, repeated his statement, and
attempted 70 Justify il. Thomas, in con-
cluslon, reiterated his denial Of having
given such notification.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-T. . river
is falling, with twenty-five to twenty
seveB inches in the channel.
The board Of trade RENTED, TO-DAY,
1880 for the Howard association of New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-Inter-
ments from yellow fever for twenty-four
hours ending six o'clock this morning. g..
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 28.-At New Mar
ket races yesterday the handicap was
wou by Friday. The race for forlorn
stakes was won easily By Athern.
NOOS-Fenian umO are still eur
rent. Il is rumored this morning that
another FeDian cruiser was recently seen
lowering about the Irish coast. The
government is taking every possible pre-
caution to prevent an outbreak.
Noon reports from Italy conflicting.
Latest dispatches mention serious riots
at Moders, Milan, Genoa and Naples.
The Pope sent a message to Napoleon
thanking him for the arrest Of G~aribsldi.
FLORENCE, September 27.-The recent
riots by Garibaldi's partisans throughout
the country have been suppressed, and
to-day the country is officially an
nounced as tranquil.
BERLIN, September 2S.-Kiel IL 10 be
Immediately fortified by King William,
and gsrrisonsd with Prussian troops.
LIVERPOOL, September IS Cotton
closed hrmer sales to-day, 1900 bales /;
middling uplRnds, sid Orleans. ed
Market for breadstufs steady.
PARIS, September 2S.-The governor Of
Turkey officially denies the published
statements that its aid will De lent 10
Bokara In the struggle with Prussia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-29

TENNESSEE SAVINGS INsTIrUTTON
one Of the great desideratG OF ou
ity is 3 solid banking capital, wieldec
for legitimate banking purposes, and AZ.
fording reasonable facilities to the sub
stantial business men, who build % anc
give tone to the commercial circles o.
the city. We do rot mean to say thai.
we have no such institutions, but thar
hey are limited ia means, compared t.
what is needed. We wish no klting or
wildcat banking, no extortion; no loose
credits. Confidence can alone be made
by the banker, when he does e csutious
business, takes ~undoubted paper at Low
-Rtes and for legitimate business pur
poses, and keeps on hand such a reserve
20 will meet all his liabilities on demand.
This is the class Of bankers that our
friends P. G. BETHEL and Cspt. J. Z P.
PRrrCHARD are and the kind Of business
they propose to do. They have an an
pie capital, large experience, keen saga
city, unspotted integrity and a determi-
nation to win that confidence which will
create the Tennessee Savings Institution
one Of the permanent facts Of our city,
We need not speak Of the individuals
connected with IT, as each Of the direc
tors are too well known in business cir
eles to render commendstion necessary.
The active business manager and cash
Ter is q gentleman Of the highest char
acter, who draws on his own intellectual
resources, perfected by much experience.
and he has had a success accorded TO but
few, the secret beingenergy, selfreliance,
Integrity and ~punctuality. We wish the
new institution, in their elegant banking
Office, a SUCCESS corresponding to their
merits.
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THE APPROACHING POLFTECALCAM
PAIEN, EORTF AND WEsT.


"Who would vindicate your right Of
unrestrained suffrage, or Of choosing
what representatives you liked best
merely that you might elect the cFes
lures Of your own faction, whoever they
might be? Should the man
sgement Of the Republic be entrusted to
persons to whom no one would willingly
iutrUst the management Of his private
concerns2 Should they have the
charge of the public purse, which they
would sOOu convert into q private, by
their ~Unprincipled ~peculations Are
they 1T to be the legislators Of 8 whole
people. who themselves know not what
law, what reason, what rightan wrong,
what crooked snd straight what lcIt
and illicit means? who think that all
power consists in outrage. all dignity IN
the parade Of insoleCce? who neglect
every other consideration for the corrupt
qualification OF their friendships, or the
prosecution Of their resentments -: who
despiss their own relations and crea-
lures through the Provinces, for the
sake Of IevyinE taxes and con1scsting
goods men, for the greater part, the
most profiigste and vile, who buy up for
themselves what they pretend to expose
for sale, who thence collect an exOrhitant
mass Of wealth, which they fraudulently
divert from the public service who thus
spread their piLage through the country,
and in a moment emerge from penury
and rags 10 8 state Of spiendOr and OF
wealth -
"Who could believe that the masters
and the patrons Of g bauditti could be
the proper guardians OF liberty ? or who
could suppose that he should yer be
made one hair more free by such q set of
public f-unctionaries, when among them
who are the very guardians Of liberty, |
and TO whose custody it is committed, |
there must be so many, who know not
how 20 Use or enjoy liberty, who
understand the principles, nor
merit the pOssession5"
II these words Of that glorious old pat
riot, JOHN MILTON, do not a. al points
apply to the faction which now Yields
the powers Of the Government Of the
States, and uses E giant'sstrengsh
with q giants brutality, there is at least
enough in them that does apply to that
reckless and criminaI faction, TO make
Us hope that the day Is not FAR distant
when its hideous Iiueaments will cease
to bs beautiful TO the people Of the
until nov a. grossly cheated and
deluded by it So TITANIA was when she
csressed the ags-head OF the weSver,
NICK BORON.
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4 BE- GOODWIN.
administration with Wfu anuerFf
ROHSTER, TREZEVAET AGO.
aslq ID A-nrffonea-
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In a note to the Baltimore GGsette,
Gen. Bssuregard alludes to q published
report Of remarks alleged to have been
made by him at 3 dinner given TO him
by q friend IN New York. He says the
report gives an erroneous impression Of
the views expressed by him while con-
versing with the few friends present, and
odds.
Being stiH an " OUTLAW" il my swn
native country, I do not feel called upon
70 uphold its government, especially at
this time, when the country Is divided In
opinion s. TO whether congress or the
executive constitutes the government"
But I an free to state, that unless the
conservative element Of the nation soon
'Awakens 70 the dangers which threaten
THE liberties Of the'country, I confidently
believe that its form Of government viii
|ere long be changed 70 q MILITARY despot- /
AFTER A periOd OF anarchy more -
Tess prolonged. Yours, very traly,
g. J. BEAUREGARp
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MEMPHT ASSOCIATION COURSE
FAN Meeting, 1857.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course win COM
4 msnre on the
First kOHdaY In November, and Con-
tiHaa siX BaFs.
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THE New Orleans Tines thss pictures
the effects OF negro equality In that Sec
ton OF the union
1t is undeniable that q strong feeling OF
cd8te-of eXclusiyeDess-is growing up
in the breasts OF the colored people, and
that the tendency to ignore white men
as counsellOrs and leaders-even though
they be Of the most radical type poIiti-
callY-is constantly on the increase.
Even st this early day, long before an
election for new local governments can
be held, there is scarcely e state or mu-
nicipal Office that can be named for
which a negro candidate has not already
been put forward, with strong and active
supporters at his back. A colored man,
now holding Office by appointment Of
Gen. Sheridan, boosted on q leading
thoroughfsre, in tones 10 be heard by
passers, that he would be the next sheriff
elected, If it cost him fifty thousand dol
lars. He is confdensof succeeding with
out any such liberal expenditure another
is quite as confident Of being the next
mayor. The negro member Of congress
from the first district Is decided upon,
and 50 on to the end Of the list.
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Dancing and Department.

AR a. C. LIPPARD having secured the
VI spacious and elegant Bail Room q the
Gay csc House. takes pleasuretn announcing he
VII open ais Academy on SATURDAY. sep
temhar y, 1857, Tor Instruction Ia the above pO-
lite and elegant accomplishments.
ny - In arrenging his classes, desiring con-
genialitY OF feeling amongst his scholars, re-
quirea and gives refsreuces.
The classes At the GayosO Houss win be as
folloWs.
Ladies Class, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
fUam
Easters' and Misses GAS, Wednesdays aud
Saturdays, 3 m.
Gents Private CIasg, tuill Wednesdays and
Saturdays, 8 pm.
He viii also give lnstrurtions at
~ Mary'a. Tuesdays q Fridays. 3 pm.
=. Agnes, Monday and Thursdays. . D m
La5aiette. Mondays and Thursdays 4, 9 PA.
Lee Ac deny, hOurs nos arranged.
FEhMS-S20 per Session OF - Lessona.
Application for admission into any Of The
classes viii not be received during the hours Of
instruction., but Mr. L. VIII receive applIca-
items for the admission Of pupils al the GAyoso
House from 10 am. 70 " N each dag.
NO spectators allowed during the hours OF In
stuction except parents and suandinns % pu-
oils. aelHiu.H
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Provisions dull. Pork S24. Bulk meats
I2A@l4sc; bacon shoulders 1910 sides
I54c clear SIDES 1649l73c. Lard 13ka
1916. Flax seed 50 1562 25.
ST. LOUIS, September 2.-Tobacco
steady and unchanged. Flour steady
and firm choice superfine, 81 50@s rs;
Xxx, $8@ll SO. Wheat regular and
lower; white, g 33@2 As. Germ very
heavy yellow, 81 08aI I6 white, 81 II
al IA. Oats higher, 62a68e. Barley,
81 22Sl IS. Rye steady, 81 Is. Pro-
visions dull with downward tendency.
Pork, S24 rs. Bacon shoulders, l4Ic ;
clear sides, lsfe sugar cured hams, 249
25e. Lard, choice in tlerce, 14c. Whisky
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-Sales to-
day, 40 hhds. tobacco at full rates /; lugs,
"a 30G6; medium leaf, Sl7 so; good leaf,
s24 rs. Flour, hrm; superfne s. IS;
fancy, So. Wheat 81 3092 IS. Shelled
corn, 81 Is; ear, bulk, 81 10 Oats, bulk,
65e. Mess Pork, s24 80. Bacon, shoul.
ders, I4fe; clear sides, 1stc. Lard, in
t~ierces, Isle.
MANCHESTER, September 27.-The POI
lice are very active in arresting persons
implicated In the recent riots. Scores
have been spprehended since the last
report but discharged soon - examined,
nothing being proven to warrant their
detention, no has anything q to the
plans of the Fenians transpired.
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AN anecdOte is told Of Velpau, the en-
inent French surgeon, who died e few
years ago. He had successfully per-
formed, on q little child Of i've years old,
q most perilous operation. The mother
came to him and said Monsieur, my
son is saved, and I really know not how
to express my gratitude allow me, how
ever, to present you with this pocket
book, embroidered by my own hands"
"Oh, madame, " replied Velpau sharply,
+" my art is not merely a question Of feel
ing. My life has its requirements, like
yours. Dress, even, which is a luxury
for you, is necessary for me. Allow me,
therefore, to refuse your charming little
present, in exchange for a more substsn-
tial remuueration.p "But, monsieur,
what remuneration do you desire? Fix
the fee yourself" Rive thousand
francs, madame The lady very quiz
city opened the pocketb0ok, which con-
tanned ten thousand franc notes, counted
out five. and after politely handing them
over to Velpau, retired.
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Three blowing races closed. by the named
on the 18Th instant
Hnnl.nx anmw
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Ew ADVERTISERS
Howard A~sSaciafIen.

As I have been solicited by numerous friends
10 endeavor 70 establish in our midst an Asso-
citation for the benshte OF the sick and destitute
In our city, I would AJAX all the young men IN
our city who feel the proper interest IN the sick
10 call at the Editorial Rooms Of THE MEA-
PHI APPEAL on SUNDAY MORNING, at
10 O'Clock, to take the necessary measures 10
form the required organization.
SEES q R. W. ALNsLIE.
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Of Three Hundred Acres Sub
urban Land on Ten Years
Credit
L est bidder
On Thursday, I4sh November. 1857.


About 9N acres Field and Forrest Land. On ny
Homestead Tract. situated three mics asgt Of
Memphis, at The head o. Union avenue. and
lying between Central avenue and The oil STATE
Line road. ThsmozC popular street
being nov IN process q construction 10 Mem
phls, god t1rnpikes or street railways on TIE
roads leading from the city d ecIv through
this property, must soon follow. thereby aTyrT-
ing The most probability oflfs great
and rapid enhancement o. value.
In stating the advuB taEss Of this rroparfv [
would specially refer % the HEALTH Of the
locality a. having been siways considered
equal n not superior to that OF any portion Of
the city envtrous; while the high character OF
Caurch and School prftIfeges conbine 70 render
IL one ofthe most desira5is points for a subur-
ban residence which the vicinity Of Memphis
aEorls.
The TITLE % This property has been vested
In my father and myself for thirty wears with
out interruption, and Is free from any incum-
brance.
The Subdivision Of ne Grounds VIII be In lots
or about Five Acres, accOr1iug y plans % -
seen at the once OfLh Auctioneers. The ave-
nues WI be opened, and the lots numbered So
as to be readily examined before the day OF sale.
Befgg Determined % Sci L shall offer tAe fol-
lowing Ubsrai
TEEMss One-tenth Cash, the balance in In
annual HGHfHSen1, with interest from date.
Warranty useds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption. These terms viii mak8
IL very easy for any one 10 secure a pleasant
Home, which must constantly Increase in
Yaius ard comfort, as the growth 81 Memphis
continues. n. N. IRRELEVANT.
R0TSTER, TREEKYANf & co.,
reu15-tds Aurfsouaa-4
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A. s. LEVY & CO..
auction e Commission,
$50 Second Street.
GALES EVERY DAY. Quick salss. promB
The BunlIn Traet at PuhlIe saIe.

nksIRoO5 q carrying ont a. speedily a.
II possible the prOViairns Of The VIII n n
suntyni deceased, ~ the disposal Or his Home
stead Tract, We VII ofer al Public sale the -
naming roritCu Of the Tract. cougtrfng ~
about sENEATI-FINE LOT uHrvfrg 49,
LWo 70 ten acres In size. embracing wllh -
teld lands ell tbe Wo q LAND 10 ca TIE T-scf
The high reputation for IN health whieS
Lnls loc ny enjoys, ard the choice ~ easv
AnG quick communication vim The city by rail-
way or DIT road, give 20 these lends advau-
lages that most be apparent ~ the busirsss
men OF Memphls, a. q cheap convenient and
Pleasant pint a. Wbich % sstsblhh their am
~ residences, conbinir 9 50 fully The advan-
tages ~ town and county.
win me Qnl&ct OF removing all didiculfy IN
-ellng- We shall oner Lhe property upan the
blowing easy TEhM5-une-fourth cash. bal
ance IL 8, y, 10 and - months with fnts-e.t
Herranty deeds gwen and dsss cftrnst tsken
waving redemption.
Every OF put NJ VII be sold without ressrvs-
Plans Of the lots msy be obtained a. Tie of7cs
OF the Aucuoneerss eaen lot being stared 20 Il
10 be examined before The sale.
sale VIII be upon the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY, JHel 5th Of October, ts6T.
O. o. BUNTYN.
A. g. HAYNEz
r f- GOODWIN.
Edminlstraturs with Wiu anuezEd.
ROIsTER, TREzEVAET ECO.
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MARRIED.

HoLsT-CRAIN At indianapolis, at the
First Baptist church, Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, b. Rev. Henry Day, DID, Mr.. q.
h. Hoist. OF this city, TO Miss vIRGIsIA GRAIN,
OF Indianapolis, Ind.
May ali their cares be little ones"