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MARKETs

NEW YORK, October 29.-COttol les
active sales, 400 bales of uplsnds at l9i
F@20e. Flour, less active superine State
and Western, IS 65G9 35. Wheat
lower and quiet. Rye, quiet. Corn, dull
and heavy, 81 40GI Al. Oats, irregular
and unsettled Western, 62GS5c. Rice
steady; Carolina. 99lOc. Coffee, firm.
Sugar, heavy. Molasses, quiet. Pork.
more active, 81 81. Lard, steady bbls.
lI@lIse.
Money steady at 6G7 for call loans.
Sterling more active, Sf@SI. Gold, az.
Government stocks moderately active.
but unchanged l0-40s 1905 1905, los.
Stocks strong.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-Tobacco active
and stiff Jugs, S5ST so; common 10
good lesf, a. dOGld. Flour dull; uper-
hne, So 5097 Is; X, $SGS so. Wheat
quiet, 81 1902 IS. Corn firm, 81 O9G
I Is. Oats firm, 6496Sc. Barley firm,
81 259l35. Rye, 81 359I 40. Provis.
visions dull. Pork, S2l 5092I IS. Ba-
con, l7t9l74of for clear sides. Lard dull,
l39l4e.
C~INcINNATL October . .-FIour, Arm 4;
family, Sit f59l2. Wheat, dull. Corn.
dull 9Sc@SI. Rye, dull 81 AZ. Oats.
depressed 65@67c. Barley, 81 809l S..
Tobacco, fair demand. Pork, dali SO.
Bacon, dull shoulders, l349I3ic; sides,
l0tSiTae. Lard, l2fc. Cheese, steady
l5o. Hogs, firm s. 2597 gross.
LOUISVILLE, October 20 Tobacco
market easier. Sales l07 hhds, Tugs TO
medium, "a S5&l6. Flour, supeTfne
IS 50. Wheat quiet at q 6OG2 90. Oats
IN bulk zoe. Corn, shelled, in bulk 81,
rev in ear zoe. Mess pork dull S2I.
LSrd IS. Bacon, shoulders 14t, clear
sides LIST.
New ORLEANS, October 29.-Cotton
sales today, 1900 bales; prices SITTER
low mlddIlngs, 1SGlS4c; receipts, 245
bales. Sugar and nOlasses. UNCHANGED
Flour, firm and unchanged. Corn mar
ket bare, 81 60Sl 10. Oats, held at S5c.
Pork, dull, S24. Bacon, shoulders, I5G
l5tc; clear sides, 49,. Lard, dull; tiercss,
late; keg, l54c. Gold, A sterling, 52t
955i; York sight, i9s premium.
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We learn, says the Huntsville Dem,
Ocrdt, that night this week, q Mrs.
GlazIer, wife Of J. R. Glszier, was shot
while sitting in her house, about six
miles from Guntersville, nineteen buck
shot entering her body, killing her in
stantly. A man living near, named
Neighbors, was arrested on suspicion
and is in custody awaiting a legal iLves-
tigation. A son OF Mrs. Gla1ier was
also wounded severely. A sOn-in.law,
who vas in the house, shot at the muir
derer, who dropped mis- double barreled
shot gun and ran. 1t is said that the
murderer can be identified by the gun
and recognition Of his features by the
light from the flash OF the gun. It's
said, Mrs. GLACIER was 8 witness against
Neighbors on g criminal charge.
The Huntsville Independent learns
that a few days since an unnatural and
brutal mother (negro) was caught in the
act Of burying her newborn child. 1t
was partially covered with dirt and grass
when found, and living. She was made
10 take it, though reluctantly, aud keen
it. She was unmarried, and received the
attention OF a cOlOred preacher. Ii Il
supposed she did this to conceal the
birth from him.
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AT the close Of the two days election
in Richmond, on Wednesday night. III,
whites were in 8 majority. Gen. Soho
field ordered the polls to be kept omen ir
three wards on Thursday, and tine ne
grOes speedily overbslanced the whit.
p-repOndsranee. At about noon two f.
the wards were closed, and the negro
msssed ut the third, where the votlnl
was Kept up through u great part Of tht
night. Only twenty-five negroes voted
the Conservative ticket, and but thirty.
seven white men the Radical ticket
Cincinnati Commercial.
This vas the mode Of HUNNICUTT's
election. After the second days voting
he was beaten. On the third day three
negro wards were kept open, and in the
afternoon only one, at which the negroes
maSsed. This is the military style Of
carrying elections. 1t is all done by
strategy. The General, who in battle
can mass more troops on q given point is
generally successful, and will invariably
be so, When you give him command Of
both lines. This seems to have been
SCHoFIELD's fortunate position, and
most unscrupulOusly has he availed him
self Of it.
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E

FLORENCE, October 29. -Particulars are
received Of an engagement at MOnteter-
Onds. They represent the fighting a;
obstinate on both sides. At one time the
issue seemed doubtful, but al the end o.
the conflict Gsribaldi, who led in person,
was completely successful. He imme-
diRtely followed up his victory, and the
defeated soldiers Of the Pope fell back on
Rome. At last accounts Garihaldi, with
All his army, estimated al 10, 1000 tOl2 coo
men, had advanced to the outer f0rtii-
cations Of the Holy City, advices from
which say great agitation EXISTS. An
attack is hourly expected from the victO-
rious Garibaldisns. The Pope had re-
tired nom the Vatican aud sought refuge
within the Castle Of st. Angelo.
LATER Gen. MeDsbra has succeeded
in forming a new cabinet.
The royal proclamation issued by King
Victor Emanuel, d%enOuncing Garibaldi
and declaring the policy of France,
meets the approval Of the State Govern
mept,
LoHBoN. October 2s-Noon -Consols
o. ll-l6; . pos SO Ills Illinois Central
Isl Erie 46l.
LIVERPOOL, October 29.-Cotton, quiet
and unchanged; sales estimated at ~. 900
bales; uplands, SD; Orleans, 9sd. Bread
stutfs-COrn declined 81; new mixed
Western, 49s 2j peas, 81 lower Oans-
disu, sis I'd. WheGE Osts and barley,
unchanged.
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It is made OF the best sheet Zlnc-wil not rust-str
last as long as you and your grandchildren children.
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OBITUARY.

sTOUT-Uied, at his residence in this city. OF
the evening Of October 5th, Mr..
ASRoUrs IN the SD year Of his age.
or remarkably regular and TEN perate habits
he enjoyed unusual health previous TO his IA.
tAl sickness, not having the attendance Of a
physician for thirty years
Mr.. STOUT was one OF thu old merchants NJ
Memphis, having been engaged In bushes,
since l&2, In this city. His life was mainly de.
voted to mercantile pursuits, and he had tbe
satisfaction OF knowing that, by strict care ana
attention to businsss, and a course OF integrity
and pEobity in all his Transactions with his fell
low man. be was enabled to leave his family
IN the possession Of a comfortable property.
AS q man, RJr. STOUT was Just and upright A.:
IS q husband and father, kind and affection d.
ate; and as a friend, generous and oblielnr.
He was a peaceable and quiet citizen, and un-
assuming in his manner But be is gone. his
life is over, his labor ended. The aRrelenting
hand Of Death was laid upon him, and he is no
more The golden owl is broken, the silver
cord Is lOosed." and !" heA gathered 10 his faith
ers" Sorrow ane grief Oil the hearts OF a large
circle OF friends and relatives, but let ms NOT
forget that our loss is his eternal gain. Let rs
the virtues that shone csnspicuouslv
In his character
a And.when our summons comes 70 io,,
The innumeTabis caravan thai moves
TO the pale realms OF shade.
and s Othed by an unfalterinO frust
Wecan approach our gr I'VE
IKE one who wraps the drapery Of his couch
About hin, lies down 70 pleasant dreams"
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PRINCJPLEs GOVEREING THE CON
dict OF TIE APPEAL.

Government Of white men for Whit'
men; and no political miscegenation.
IoTA1rY 10 the Union fthesTArEs: FTDEL'
"a the Constitution in It's true extent ane
ne.nfnR Obedience 10 and maintenance o
- law state and National, cOnstttutionalS
enacted.
RrsrsraUCE 70 tyranny, Bsurpauon and Up
---wfo, AZ sne man OF many and to ali en-
-oacbm.pts upon the rights OF freemen or o
stats or upon the just and Constitutions
prerovstves Of any Department Of the stat
or National Governments
No Es-rABLrsHlrEET OF Military despotisms
..ptbroninE OF martial law, no suspension
oftbs writ Of Habeas Corpus, no Staying or cit
sre.s By Military Commission, no interference
Nth the Courts, no Latrss dsoGehet, in time OF
peace.
Owl Power.
peace. al
rrhts aud privileges Of when they
sIs..izsd; no prosecutions or disquaihcatonS
.-Uol5,f.,I o15nions; for the PAS Oblivion
81 offences: for the PEEsEsT ano-fu
WSrox, PEACE, Law and ORDER
P-rpryrraL ASSURANCE 70 all neemen o. Inc
af-i,.n race. Of all the CIVIL rights OF heemen'
No REPUTATION, BY State or Nation ofany
hsnsr and lawful debt
No REVIVAL OF old party direreneesi . q
Union OF all Conservative men, OF AL lorM
parfss, who revere the Constitution 70 IS'oe
fbe old landmarks OF the Government
No I-rsIsLArroN to plumber ono portion 81
ne country for the profit Of anolne' oIl
WHATEVER is Just; whatever i EsA
-n.+over is OF GOOD REPUTE, snd worthy OF
90 descendant OF English freemen'
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70 nnRREsPONDENTs

No notice can be taken OF anonymous OO"
-.-t-atfons Whatever is intended for in
80, IN the APPEAL, must be suthenti-
- nv the name and address Of the
= As : suarantee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
APPEAL" Memphis.
DENOMINATION for publication must be WIZ
I'm on one side OF the page only, and with
All ether mstters contested with the edito-
1sl department, should be addressed; nd
-.ns APPEAL, Memphis.
va cannot. IS q rule, undertake TO return afu-
,,ss not found suitable for publication
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Notice to city TOteFS.
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, Tenn, october 30th, 1867,


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, TENN, october 3Oth, 1861
OFFICES for registering voters for the next
" Municipal Election will be opened this day
at 10 O'Clock a N and for the next tuirty days,
At the following places;
First Ward-R. D. Bangh, Reg ster, No. 4
] sckSOn street.
Second wsrd-wm. Chase, Register, No. q
Poplar street.
Third ward-F. ]. Aiweu, Register, No. 2ls
Second street.
Fourth Ward-J. 3, Woodward, Register, No.
3U second street.
Firm ward-W. L. Marsh, Register, No -
Beals street
Sixth Ward-Iames Banks, Register, Waldran
Block, Main street.
Seventh Ward-I. D. WimbeTly, Register,
Ferguson Building, Beale street.
Eighth W~ard-Frank TAFT,
Attention Is called TO the following extract
from the city Charter, in relation to the above
The Register " shall open books for the regis
tration OF all persons allowed by existing laws
to vote in any municipal election, am who re-
side in said ward; ana every voter In each
ward shall, before offering TO vote, cause Am
SELF to be regtsterediu said books, and snail re-
ceive rom the Register a certificate OF regis
trattOu, which shall be numbered 10 correspond
with the name and number on the books Ofthe
Register, and no person shall be suffered to
vote a. any muBiclpal election vino shall not
have and produce to the Judges OF election his
certificate as afOreseid and no voter shall be
allowed 70 vote in any Otder ward than the one
where he resides and is registered"
OcSO lot W. o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
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THE National InteRigeaeer saws
Aessrs. johnson, Gushing and James,
the Commissioners appointed to codlfy
the laws Of the United States, have near
ly completed their work, and viii make
a report to Congress at the beginning OF
the session. The patent and military
laws have been greatly reduced and
simplifed.
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No. 226f.

In the ChauctTy Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Chss. h. Webb, vs.. The Estate OGS. b Hendrix
deceased, and his heirs, vi Hendrix FL al.
IT appearing from affidavit in tbs cause that
1 the defendants, Sarah r. Smith and hus.
band j. ". Nmith are residents OF the state OF
Mississippi; Martha L. HOllOman, L. r.. A.
Houoman and Mary J. hendrix are residents
Of the state or Alabama; ThOs. e.. Webb. (oi
the nr o Of T. C.. Webb q Col aud HeuTy Em-
mons are residents Of the state OF MRSsachu-
sets, aud all non-residepLs Of the state OF
Tennessee.
Il is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In December, 1867, and plead, answer
or demur TO compl9inanLs bill. or the same
viii BE- taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing ex parte, and hat q copy OF this
order be published once a week for tour sue
cessiye weeks in The Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest
AUaUSIQN ASTON. Clerk and Master.
AY K = hLAOK, Deputy CLERK and Master.
Clapp, Vance q Anderson and Barnwell :.
Stewart Soils. for complt. oc3O lsw4W
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THE election in West Virginia for State
Senators and Representatives took place
on Thursday. The returns are mesger,
and indicate = diminished vote. The
Democrats have made large gains, as far
as heard from. Wheeling and Ohio
counties give seven hundred Democratic
majority. Brooks county also elects the
entire Democratic ticket. Wood, Mar
shall, Writ and Berkeley counties, and,
probably, Harrison county, have gone
Republican,
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THE municipal election In Baltimore
took place on the 2Sd inst. The entire
Democratic ticket for Mayor, both
branches of the City Council and Judges
we're elected. The vote for Mayor was :
Robert Banks, Democrat, Is. $50; An
drew H. Dennison, Republican, 1881.
Banks majority, Is, 55S.
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REPRESENTATIVE MASON wants loyal.
ty not only +" increased" bat protect.
ed" after the most approved iron-clsd
siyle-sO he puts in a bill inficting = pen
atty OIL ali persons selling or harboring
photographs Of ex-President Davis and
Gen. Lee.
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THE New Orleans Rcdyuae says :
1.-THE packet Magenta, Capt. T. P. Leath-
ers, arrived Saturday afternoon from
Vicksburg, with 1850 bales OF Gotten on
board, which is the largest load that has
arrived this season.
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THE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII com.
4 mence on the
Eleventh Ray Of November, and Con.
tiaue Six Bays.
Three following races closed, By the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE
q. ". Dillahun enien General Duncan'l
br. ( Antelope, by Ava anche, dam Gazette, by
J99bnson y Douglass enter biz. . Charlotte
Thompson. BY imp. Mickey Free, dam ada
Johnson q Douglass enter s. c. Riehelleu, By
Jack Malone. dam he.dam OF Muggins, by
P. Mitchell enters br. c. Elgin, by shelby,
dam by imp. Emue second dam the dam OF
5Ooks-
General A. Buford enters br. C. by Iexingfod
dam thoroughbred hut pedigree not known
dress red, gray and white.
W. 5. Tremaine enters s. C. BushWhacker, by
Lexington, dam By Glencoe; dress red, white
and blue.
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
| G.. W. DiIIahunt enters Gen. g. W. Harding's
b. = Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Johaso1 6 Douglass enters c. .. by Jack Ma
lone, dam Albino, by imp. Albion 3 years
Gen. A. Buford enters br. m. by VandaL, dam
~ imp. MArgrave Syears Old dress red, gray
John H. Morgan enters CHI. + Mamie Letchsr,
" Nust1aLAaAf N" " "NeSA
T. b. Thomas enters oh. + Hirs. by Lexington,
out Of Hegfra, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & johnson enters chi Magazine, by
Australian. dam by old Wagner.
". A. Fovlkes enters dark br c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador F; 3 years etu.
". A. FowlEes enter b. T. BY Nandal, dam
Dutchegs de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
OVEREON HO STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
white.
q. Jones enters g. m. Maggie English. by
shiloh, dam Fanny by Epsilon; dress red gray
P. Mitchell enters Pat Clehurne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
sacks.
T. a. Hausner enters stallion Duke OF Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagon rmars.
". S. TreUlAine enters b b. Tom WOriey, BY
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
Toe entries for this stake were closed on the
ISthinstant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR ENTRIES.
Firsl Day-First race, Gayoso House stake, /
mile heats, for all ages.
Second Day-SecOnd race two mile cash, for
all ages.
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats. free for al ages
third lay-SecOnd race, three mile dash, free
for all ages 500 purse.
Fourth Day-SecOnd race, Bankers purse,
5000, thr- e mile heats. free for ali ages.
Fifth Day-SOUthern and Western Turf Con-
greSs stake, four mile heats.
sixth nay-First race, Saloon stake. mile
ages second race. mile heats for beaten horses,
10 be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. p. FORREST President.
A. d. GIBSON, Secretary. sen
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lessee and anaRer-----W g. THOMPSON
Stage Manager.-----SHIRLEY il. FRANCE
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IL Offering OUR BITTERS 70 the Southern
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Il is a gentle stimulsnt to the systsm after
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It Is a cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
It cures Uarrhea and Cholera Morb1A
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Il Is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling st all seasons Of thsysar.
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~ Sold everywhere.
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New ADvERTIsEM.Ts


VtHE Oficers aud Members Of Memphss
i Grove No. 2, are hereby notified to attend a
funeral meet.ng al their Hal THIS DAY,
Wednesday October 10th, at / O'Clock, 70 at
tend the funeral OF our deceased brother, l.
Hanoch. Onicers and members Of Tennessee
Grove No. /, and Cleanths Grove No 2, and
transient breth en-. are fraternally invited 70
attend. By order OF
L. AMIS, N. A.
fHTN a GmWnGEEWnr uE-H- .--u0 -
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Pianos, Organs e MeE0deOns
TUNED and Repaired by
HENRY q. H0LIETBERG.
Piano and Organ Maker.
Leave orders at No. go Second street, or at
the Sock stores. oc5 In
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choice Of President and the legislature
Of the country. That was and yet is the
great issue and from that issue Radical
ism cannot escape. nE
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Low As ANY HOUSE In MEMPHIS.
Orders are Respectfully Solicited.
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nR WILLIAMS PuImontc Balsam of Wild
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TEN YEARS CREDIT!
SO Lots
NEAR MEMPHIS,
At Public Sale,
On 10 Years Time.
PR2PosE tosen at Public Sale, to the Hlrb.

L est bidder A-sn-
On Thursday, I4th November. 1857.
About &c acres Field and Forrest Z ana
Homestead Tract, situated three miles 80 -
Mempnls, At the head o. Union avenue -
yths between central avenue and the OIEgTets
oLl- Anemost popular street pavemeuts
Icing nov IN process Of constructors ~ No.
PMS good turnpikes OF street rsfIwavg or ~.
roads leading from the city al rrfIv rrr-r-S
LhE property, must soon follow tbe-shv a-9-7f
Etle most reasonable probability ofits grsat
and rapid enhancement or vafus
In stating the advantages or MS n-,,.-- 2
NOula specially refer to the HEALTH n fha
localty as having been aIwavs eonsi5ersd
eqaal not superior 70 that % any uorrio0 ~
ne city enVlrOnss while the hIgh cha-acrs- -
the neighborhood. and the -Cvfsfc-- W
CAurch and School FTirIlsQes combine ~ ~erEs-
y one ofthe most desirable point Tor : sUl---
pan residence which the vicinity OF Nempbfs
me TITLE to this propertv has 49,, ~
In ny f4ther and myself for thirty yeas wfb-
brance. ~
PLANS Of the Property NAV be had At
the once Of the AuttiOneeTs. she ave-
nues are OpPBed and the Lots Tnmhered-
so as 10 be Examined at any time before
lowing liberal
TERMS; One-teuth Cash. the balance IN Tn
6nllual ~hSt1tmeHta, with interest from date.
Nerrenty eds given, and Trust Deeds taken.
waving redemption These terms will make
u very easy Tor any one to secure 4 nIsasaDt
Home, which must constantly fuerease IN
ySlqs ard comfort as the growth 81 Memphis
ROTsFBR, TREZET1NT 4 CO.,
r--HE IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-30
Notice.

A Ii persons holding claims PAINS the es-
n tate OF David Weeks, deceased, are notified
to he them with the undersigned within the
prescribed by law. or they Will be barred.
F.. SMITH, AdmfnistratOr.
October Is. 1857. oegn Iaw4Ws