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THE MAINE ELECTION.
Democratic Gains and Republican Losses.
The New York World of to-day publishes the
following despatches from Maine:-

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 3.-Chamberlain. the
radical candidate for Governor, has had his inn
mense majority of last year, which was rising
$1,000, cut down at least two-thirds. Should the
returns which are yet to come in show such
over 5000 votes. Pillsbury, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, has swept the
State like wild-fir In every place of
Importance from Kttery to Passamaquoddy,
the radicals have met with immense losses
have been wrenched from the clutch of fanati-
cism, and will give us q representation of seven
in the State Senate (all complete gatns) to
twenty-four radicals. There is also prospect
of carrying Washington county. In the
House, which is composed of one hundred and
fifty. one members, we count on having majo-
rity against thirteen last year. The radicals
are completely astounded at the result. 1t
came as unexpectedly as a thuuderbolt from q
cloudlesS sky. The Democracy are in great
night the latch.string is out. The redemption
of Maine is close at hand
PORTLAND, Sept l0-l245 A. None hundred
and nine town give Chamberlain, Republican,
H,7l5 and PIllsbury Il, ,683 The same towns last
year gave Chamberlain 3l,650, and Plllsbury
against l5085 in the same towns last year,
making a Republican loss OF 9053. The aggre-
gate vote in these towns is 43 $685. against 4S 2l5
last year. The total vote of the State last year
was Ill 5S4 This year II will probably fall
a little under 100000. Three.sevenths of the
teenths (9-l5) of the majority last year. The
same ratio Will reduce the total majority to
about 13 500, q loss of about ID, ,000 The Demo-
Gratis will gain representatives in some towns,
If not enough to give them much power in the
Legislature, yet enough to show heavy Repub-
has undoubtedly caused some loss to the Re-
publicane,
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While the French watering places are COM
planning of a sense of emptiness, the Austrian
baths are said to be full to repletion. Up to
the first week of this month the number of
guests at Carlsbad, Toplitz, Franzenstadt, and
Marienbad exceeded q, 900, no less than
10000 being at Carlsbad.
Edward Carroll made throw of three
hundred and fourteen feet on the Canacadea
baseball grounds in Canisteo, Genesee county,
a few days ago. The prize throw at Detroit
was two hundred and ninety and one half feet,
at Auburn two hundred and ninety -four feet,
and at Philadelphia three hundred and eleven
feet.
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SECOND EDITION
SPICE MILL BURNED IN DELAWARE.
Fatal Accident at Cincinnati.
BALTIMORE CITY FINANCES.
The European Markets To-Day.
Etcs ETC., ETC., Etc., Etc, Etc.
BALTIMORE CITY FINANCES
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Noon Report Of Markets.

Noon Report Of Markets,
LONDON, Sept l0--Hoon.-C for money,
94 9-16ths; y. S. Five-twenties, 49, Illinois Cen
tral, n; Erie r. R., 444; Great Western, 2lB.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10--Noon.- Cotton dull and
unchanged Sales are estimated at 5000 bales.
Breadstufs and provisions are quiet. Pork is
quoted at 7ls.
The Hibernia Arrived Out.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. 1O-The steamer Hiber-
mia, from Quebec for Liverpool, arrived here to-
day.
Market Report to Two o'clock.
LONDON, Sept l0--2 p. M.-United States 5-20s
advanced to 73t; Consols, and the other Ameri-
can securities are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept l0-2 p. M.-Cottton is dull,
owing to uniavorable trade reports from Man.
chester, where prices are dropping.
Breadstu1s are firmer. Wheat has advanced
to l3s. Cd. for California. Corn has advanced to
36s Cd.
Beef has advanced to 1925. Cd. Cheese has
advanced to 5ls. Tallow has declined to AS. Sd.
Ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept TO- - The barque Ocean
Eagle, Captain Luce, from Bordeaux for New
York, has put in here leaky, having experienced
heavy weather.
The steamer City of Antwerp, from New York
on the 3lst ult., arrived at noon to-day.
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Destruction of DIR. DIO LeWIa' School at
Lexington, Mass.
From the Boston Post, Sept. 8.

The Lexington House, in Lexington, owned
and occupied by DIR. Dio Lewis, was destroyed
in the upper part Of the building and in an
hour and half the whole structure was con :
sumed Some of the furniture in the lower
rooms was saved, but the loss is nearly total on
house, school apparatus and furniture. The
loss is estimated at about $4,000, on which
there is an insurance for about two-thrds of
the amount. The house has been occupied
during the vacation for the accommodation OF
summer boaTders, and there were twenty or
thirty stopping there. 1t was originally erected
Tor a hotel, and was occupied as such until
three or four years ago, when DIR. Lewis pur-
ehased it for q school.
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Ship Wyoming, Teal hence for Savannah was sig.
nAllzed Sth inst, p. NJ, off HatterRs.
,brig heralu, hence FOR Matanzas was spoken 50th
: Brig Ra6bon cOOmbs for Philadelphia, cleared at
BTig ManEaniila. NIcGOOd for Philadelphia. cleared
sehT Pearl. hence for Salem. at Holmes Hole eth
instant.
schIs w. B. Wheaton. Little W. Bement Penny; L.
A. Saunders, Carrolli and W. Capes, Baker hence at
Boston 8th Inst
schr A. Godfrey, hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole
9th Inst,
schr +. Edwards. Godfrey hence at Salem 9Th inst.
Sehr Ida MAY, Drisko, from Calais for Philadelphia,
at Holmes Hole 9th Inst.
Schr A, Vancleaf Heath, for Philadelphia, sailed.
from East Greenwich 9Th inst.
schr "; Oapel, hence for Georgetown, at Holmes
,schr American Eagle, shaw, hence. at Providence
schr Ephraim ana Anna. hence for Milton, at
Holmes Hole 9Th inst.
schr Minerva. steelman, hence, at New London 7th
Bchr M. and e. Henderson. from Boston for Phila-
delphia, at Holmes Hole 9th Inst
6chr Belle. Seaman. hence, at Norwich 9Th inst.
Schr ]. s. and u. q. Adams, hence for PORTSMOUTH,
schrs Python. r. il. Seymour, and southsrner, hence
schrs Brandywne, John shay, Ontario. 8 Carter
and Britain, hence tor Boston, at Holmes Hole ssn
schTs John Lancaster, hence for East Cambridge
at Holmes Hole 9th inst
poAfEsTIO PORTS. -. .r.,..
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Arriveds b'eAiA'h -~'
McMickan, from Liverpool. 80, Aaniooyau
steamRhip Risne star. seaburyi tloIls.
ship Flying Eagle. Hays, a1a is9u u9srdih. Sriih
Bafqne Giencune Baldwin, from s,ps SnvrAAlaH'
Bar0uo Rnieigh. iIenBen nom h1tnDuta
Brig R 81, Cove HArkness' n0ia SseHa'n'
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stocks in New York.
AFTERNOON REPoRT.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.-Smith, Randolph & Co,
Bankers, No I6 South Tnird street, and No.
Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
l8Sls. lllH@ll2
United States 5-2Os, 1852, ll41z@1l434,
United States 5-20s, 1864, l0956@l09M.
United States 520s, 1855, lll4@lll9s.
United States 5-20s, new, 1855, l081S(9l08N.
United States 5-20s, 1867. 10S1sl0lOSI4
United States l040s, lO0N9lO9B.
1nps and July 1905, lO7IS@IO7H. Market
unsettled. The $40 bonds OF 1862 and 1860 are
tine strongest on the list. =
United States 620s are quoted In LONDON, at
p M at 7Y14, weak.
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FROM CINCINNATI TODAY
Fatal AccIdent-The Red Men-DweIIing
DestrOYed.

Fatal Accldent-The Red Men-DWelIing
Destroyed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. l0.--A wagon containing
eight persons was upset on the Mill Greek
bridge yesterday, and fell distance of forty
feet. Two persons were killed and the others
injured.
The anniversary of the United Order of Red
Men was celebrated here yesterday by grand
procession and other ceremonies. Delegates
were present from number of cities.
The dwelling-house of Caldwell Neave, at
Clifton, was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Loss,
Sl5,O0O-insurance, $40, ,000.
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RTarkets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, Sept l0.-stocks% shea heavy, On Onlcago c ana @
475s Erie es7S Cleveland and Toledo ot a2sSi Sis1e
Ia. Miohigan Central, Ills Michigan Soutnern,
s2I New York Central, les IninQs SenstSli p ixVs
Skies 1896 Hudson River. l2s5s; u 3 ,Flye-twen-
toIea s'S az ss; SJ i07 Cold Iis6.
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Quotations of Gold-1Ok A. NJ, 143B; IL A. M,
1888; IL NJ, l43b; p. NJ, 143l.

l495; IL NJ, 143b; 1 p. M, l434.
The New York Tribune this morning says;--
Pap eSi cSs M sr bsS GS
not considered satisfactory. The deposits are up
sent rom the Interior ore fOr coeeSOn and viii Sc
sor TwS IO5 and Country aSs spe Se bore
rowers upon the best recelvables. There is general
not 90 5iu much thought Of as Control Of capital"
"A letter from Kingston, speaking Of the
recent bank troubles, says:-
abon e bons ad moneg NON SS with MP RbroSc
for safe keeping They took their funds 20 the bank
aSs SS5s but Rs
Of ihe receipts written on letter head Of the bank
NAPdoSAL BANK OF RIMSST9Ni a..
sat safe keeping, - thousand dollars ia United states
,ons gentleman. lawyer, left 5000 with Mr.. Has.
Mr.. Hasbrouck would tell him that securi les would
soon be lower, and that he had better hold
course the lawyer will lose his money 5000 Of which
abe money he was worth ia the world. One of the
clerks Of the bsnk is defrauded out OF 5000 il s said
and the Fourth National Bank S" Of oS New YORK
oSss & tSs SSned pTS
g &C., Mr. HasoneE Sre MS IS msS a s
to stock gambling AT one time during the war he is
self and family have been very highly esteemed
here, though their extravagant habits have long
caused grave doubts in the minds of steady peope.o
The Chicago Republican of Friday says:-
Business is steadily improv ng in monetary and
eSe ede dema % the eeo sna
IS comparatively easy at 10 cent for strictly good
CONTINUES steady st cent discount RuyinS @ and e
$1,000 discount is the current rate"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 sos ,eS 5 ~ cp."I0sk sh Penna R--... sSS
,I$$$ d'S &, SsE$ lSS $SS;~S $
ssISSS sSSS Pa % 9Id SS SS i Sh eraFS Bank ss
iiSSCO Lebigh a Is ST.. s. ''1S
-Messrs. Jay Cooke Il Co. quote Govern
ment securities, ETC., as follows;-U. 8. 6s Of
1881, .1ll5@1I15;. old 5-2Os, 1l44@1l41j 5-20s,
lOs@3lOsf do, 1867, 1O8@1OsI; 1O-4Os, 9s}@
iO7{; do, July iO7@IO7l Gold, i4ss@IlS3.
-Messrs. william Painter & Co., bankers,
No. S6 8. Third street, report the follow
o. s. 6s, 1881, 1112@111B; y. 8. 6-20s, 1852,
114f@1I4a; do, 1864, 1O9f0109S do, 1865,
1llg1ll4; do; new, 1OSt@10s5; 5s, 10-40s, 99s
@99b; q. s. 1905, lst series, 107i@1O7l; I'd
pound Interest Notes, December, 1854. HIS.
May, 1865, III; August, 1865, 1l6; September.
1865, 1867; October, 1866, 1l5. Gold l43A@l4S2.
--Messrs. De Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
@l1Iz; do. 1852, 14301l45; do, 1854, iO9a@
1909; do, 1865, lll@1l14; do, 1865, new, 1O8f@
dOst; do, 1857 new, lOSt@lOs3; do; O., lO-4Os. /.
gSs@99E6; DO. 5,SOs Avg; ,1USg7@lo74; do,
Interest Notes, June, 1864, 1l94O; do, July,
1864, 1194O; do. August, 1864, 1910; DO,
| October 1864, 1l8E9119h; do.. December, 1864,
117{@llst; do, May, 1865, 116I@l17g; do, Aug.
| 116s; do. October, 1865 1145@Il5t; Gold, l43i@
| l44. Silver, 137@13S8.
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EALL OVER A PRECIploE.

Eight Persons In a Wagon Backed Over
an Embank ment FOrty-Fi Feet
Deep, Near CincInnRti-TwO KILLED,
One MOrtaIly Wounded, ana the Rest
Seriously Injured.
OrrsoINNATI, Sept. 9.-rhis afternoon at 4
O'Clock, an express wagon. containing eight
Germans was backed down a forty-hVe fee
embankment, at the bridge near the city,
Tnajxing horrible wreck of the whole cargo
lena Whigand, girl aged thirteen, and Frede-
rick Oehsle, aged forty, We're killed. Adam
Gintermann, aged thirty-hve, was mortally
wounded, and all the rest were badly hurt
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ARRIVED THIa MORNINn

FIR. brig jacques, Vincent, 2 days from New York
In ballast TO l.. Westergaard q Co.
bcbf Cygnus, -. days from New York, In bal
last 10 ]. 10. Bailey q Co.
schr T. Borden, Wrightington, from Fall River, in
ballast to Castner. SLickney q Wellington.
steamer r. Willing, Cundih. Is hours nom BalHs
more, with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Ecoh0noG
LEwEs. Del, Sept. 81 r. M.-The bRTque Ocean,
rom Philadelphia for Antwerp, went to last
evening.
Ship Electric. from Philadelphia for Hamburg In
tow of tug America, came TO the harbor this alter
noon, and remains in company with barque Czarina,
Tor Monevideo; brig Geo. Burnham, for Portland; A,
II. Curtis, for Bath, all from Philadelphia and pilot
boats Mary E. Fish and John w. Elwell from New
York together wi large hee Of schrs, bound out
barque and brig, bound up. Wind r.. and stormy
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
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"A Milwaukee paper speaks Of the "two
great rival cities Of the West-Milwaukee and
Chicago"
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Fbraddttto,sGI Marine NesOs see Third Page
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......SE SEPTEMBER 10.
STATE OF THERMoArETER AT THE EVENING rELn-
GRAPH OFFICE
IA H,s-,.,.7Oi IL A. M.......-...74l2 p "a
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schr A. d. scul somers. Savannah, D. s. stetson &
schr Joseph Maxheld, May, Boston, wannemacher
q Co.
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CLEARED 1TH{S MORNING..
& j. Bickmore, Graffan, PortlafTu.- IT'S
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Fatal Accident at Cincinnati.
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INTERVIEW WITH WENDELL PHILLIPS.

Mr.. PhillIps' Opinion OF General Grant
The Impeachment QuehtIOn-GeneraI
McCl' liam Redivivus-The Mistake of
COngress-FInAncisI Dang ers-The AM
nesty PrOclamRtlon-Presid entiRl Can
didates-Mr. Phillips Choice.
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COTTON

IBERAL Cash Advances made on Consign-
IL ments, and special attention given 20 NIL
ing orders. SELF SIN
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MILLS. LUMBER. ETC:
Notice to CITY Votcrs.
MAToR,s oyvrcE CRY HALL
AEIHHla nHM nc.nhar mn Ialr

OFFICES for registering voters for the next
Municipal Election viii be opened this day
a. 10 O'Clock an for the next thirty DAYS.
at the fOlloWina placss:
First waTd-R. D. Baugh. Register. No. 4
J cEEOn street.
second Wsrd-Wm. Chase. Register, No. A
Third Wsrd-F. J. Atvsu, Register, No. 20
second street.
Fourth wsTd-LB Woodward, Register, No.
80 second street.
firm WsTd-W. L. Marsh, Register, No. ~
Beale street
Sixth Wsrd-Ismss Banks, Register, Waldran
Block, Main street
seventh ward-J. d. wimberly. Register,
Ferguson Building, Bsale street
Eighth Ward-FrauE TAFT.
Attention Is eallec 70 the following extract
from the CITY Charter, IN relation 10 the above.
tration Of an persona Allowed BY existing laws
T. vote IN any municipal election, and Wh0 re-
side In said ward q every voter IN each
ward shall, before offering to vote, cause him
SELF to be registeredin said books, and shall re-
eeive from the REGISTER a certificate OF regis
tration, which b a be mum Dered 70 correspond
with the name aud number on the books OF the
Register; and no person snail be suffered -
vote al any municipal eieetiOn who shall not
have and produce 70 tue Judges or election bis
certificate as Aforesaid; AID no voter shall be
allowed 70 vote In any otaer ward than the one
where he resides and Is registered"
oc30 IOt W. o. IOFLAND Mayor
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,ars,ns Interested will tax notice that
a ~ make application al the December
-, 49, ofthe C0uuty Court OF shelby coun-
- Tsnnf1eee. for letters Of administration up
-@.4ate az Holm b. McNicoL, decea ed.
on CHARLES HARRIS
-.-,bsr II 1917. novi6 laW4w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE OF THE pAILY APPEAL,}


We have no change 10 report in local money
nlaluers The amount OF cotton which is daily
nfoughi 70 our market decreases the supply OF
currency for all purposes, and money grows
sssief slowly. Dep0sIts are not large, but are
better than last month, and Wefe it not for she
urlnkage IN prices which have been going on
IE sometime, causing our merchants 70 eel N
many Instances below ous1, our mOneymarket
would be greatly improved As T. isWe pave
plenty 70 move our cotton. and al hlghl unlh
ere taken at &c discount, andthe ourrentselnhs
rate is At par.
The New York Sold market was STEADY To-Day.
II opened at l401k and was unchanged Al neon.
This market IL about sold out OF coin. and Is
only occasionally that We hear or = SAFE run
min up into the hundreds Dealers bought a
few small lots Of colo 10 day at AlHaA&
Silver is taken ~ LS4lSoc
CIV Scrfp is in good demand ana nrm. Bro
kea offer sc with ] tile success. and hold AZ IS
15O~ A sslecf S8l00 was made during The day
st exc to q dealer.
C@1nty scrip Is dull Of 6se buying. Selling al
T2975e-
Selling 81 soc.
ported from New Zealand shows that S,3SSJG2s
ounces have been exported since the discovery
Of is gold fields, and OF thai quantity T70,GG
ounces were reported during the second quarter
OF the current year.
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The Liverpool cotton market opened dulL'but
not CuOtGbly lower. and was unchanged
daring theday. The New YORK market opened
dur and nominal with quotations unchanged.
Al noon the market was the same, and at pm
n VS. dull. with Uplsnds lS9lszc, and other
grades unchanged, with sales OF 100 bales. Our
market WIS moderately active, but prices more
irregular. Buyers were Offering lc for Mid
ding. but safes were very limited ~ that
nEure and connne1 mostly to outside lots
Holders asked l5Hc. which they got in some
cases. Those having orders to NJ md Il diH-
cult 70 DO 50 a. less. The majority OF sales for
Ibe day were made al 80 10 BLsc. The stock
OF American cotton il Liverpool has decTeased
during the week about 1900 bales. leaving
q stock on hand OF ll7,O0 bales American, and
3 total stock OF $500 bales The sales In that
market Tor the week were GO 90 bales, OF which
ZOO only were taken by speculation, and 1000
FOR export Our market closed dull as follows
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FoEKrGN ExCHAEeE
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for ] 10. sterling.
france Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 s. francs
for III ID.
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Administrqtrfr Notfce.

NOTICE ts hereby given to all parties vho
IN have claims against The estate OF r X.
deceased. viii present them duly en-
ts-nticated on or before the 18th day of No
vember nexL Also, al who are indebted 10
said estate viii please come forward 4 r feftle-
raent. address, Bartlett Station, and
Ohio Railroad, shelby county, Term
MRS. L. a. n. SHONE,
oc2s lRvfw AdminiStgatrtz.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN Up by J. NJ. Hal!um, In the second
i District OF shelby county. October lsa. ISL.
dark bay mare Mule, IS hands high, 8 year Cd
br inded on LEFT nip r, on the LEFT shonIder 81
Also, light bay mare Mule, I4L hands hiah.
branoed = 7 on len shoulcera and X on LEFT hip'
Each valued at sou,
Also, taken up by ". B Battle, in First Dis.
trict, one bay mare Mule, four years Old.
The owners are notihed to come forward and
lake them away.
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger
Raleigh, October o. 1867. oc24 IaUsurs
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HETPHB CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
DEALERS IN

UENLEs N
Sold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
cuFities, uncUrFens M0Bey, STOCKS
Bonds, Land Warrants, Police
Cigy and County Scrip
EfP EfC.
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On, s~outhCourt St MEMPHIS. TENE
TO CAPITALISTS.

A NY one having Five Thousand DOllars in
"A Cash. who can come suitably recommend
ed. and are willing to engage largely in the cul-
Iivation OF one OF the best cotton and Corn
Plautations in Mississippi can hear OF a rare
opportunity 70 do so by addressing Ihs under
signed.
The Plantation consists Of 500 a res, SIS OF
which Is " Hancock Land" carable Of pro-
ducing one bale to the acre or IS bushels Of
corn. II is situated 10 ~thickasaw county. on
SOukitouchE creek, about nine miles from
OkolObo. and dve miles from Egy pt station on
the Mobile and Ohio r. X. Il is known as the
a Roger Plantation" II Is situsted on hin
greuOd, commanding q fine view for miles
around. Health Of the place and the purity OF
the water not surpassed by any other planta-
ton OF ~neighbood in the country. The oUnets
have In their cribs at present from 5000 70 500
bushels of on. They will lease 700 choice
acres for a term OF from one to i've years, or
they Will cultivate the whole place n partner
ship with an acceptable applicant Thep anita
tIon Is well supplied with Implements, and
nearly enough stock, such as wagons and mules.
There are about s. freedmen on the place, who
are willing 70 remain and cultivate Il on favor
able terms. For urtherinformatton aud terms
apply TO or address ], A. TODD, care Of Adam
Carlyle, X. R. Agent, Egypt station, Mss
nos lot
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Mo,l-R estdent Motfce.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis Tenn
No. IJES-Juo Overton VI. A. 81. Hopkins.
IT appearing from andHvit IN this cause that
Il the defendant, A n. Hopkins, IL a non-resi-
dent Of the StaJe o. Tennessee.
It IL therefore ordered, that be make bis ap-
pearance herein Al the Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst Mon
day in January, 1863, and plead, answer or
demur TO complainant bill, or the same viii be
taken for confesssd as 70 him, and set fer hear
eXparte, and that a cory OF this order be
published once a week, for four successive
Eeeks, IN she Memphis Appeal.
A -cOpy-atUest:
AOGUSION ASTON, Clerk & Master.
By r J. BLACK, d. &. 81.
Cant a Waddel Sol for Complainant.
nhENamaw
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HEhAA1 l.
Bremen sl.is for sold

Berlin, SLG for 4 Prus
sian thaler-
Frankfort, 6l5So for ]
Calder
Sweden, slhc for enc
icEsdaler
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o 16 JEFFERSON Street.

Commercial bank 2
Exchange Banki0
F'rm'n q ELch'ge 4
Merchants Bank {
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