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NEW,s nom London = a.. ~. 49,
0eanei. nj Monterey, Edwards, rom Now OrieAna
9t!ail1si,so fIen. Tannock, GLASGOW. .
sbiP Lord Brongham. geFgenseHn Iso ho5a h~'A'"ss'
Hfssienc II q. BigioW, o Brien, from LiVerDoel
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DOUBLE sHEET--THREE CENTS.

Canal shares were dull and lower. Lehigh
Navigation sold at 3046301, decline of /. Is
was bid for Schuylkill Navigation common; 22f
for preferred do; 81 for Morris Canal preferred;
l2 for Susquehanna Canal; so for Delaware
Division; and 80 for Wyoming Valley Canal.
Quotations of Gold-103 A. NJ, 1879; IL A. M,
1877; IL NJ 1861; / p. NJ, 1864 "a decline Of on
the closing price last evening.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says;-
THE money market is again working into a very
stringent condition. There is heavy drain OF cur
Iency g the country to the hog crop, and the
well as other bIanches Of business, seems 70 be In
in exchange, tnat the supply OF currency Is not
Increased by them, while checking Is heavy,
terest do not seem to 30 much Of sS an object
pnep S5s sns se prce E Sey nSe Is the 70
pay for of secondary importance. Those
account in the past are accommodated TO a limited
eeaev SSpSs IN cenS ogs money gs s worth and
nrstcIass comimercial paper: There Is demand for
loaned in that Exchange Is in better supply the
receipts Of merchants tor coIec.ions being largely In
ing, snd part selling. pepositors were generally
any Considerable amounts at better than 10 dis
count Transactions between bankers occurred at 75c.
The n. Y. Tribune this morning says:-
money on call is ea7 per cent. and In good sup
ply Commercial paper sells slowly. and at high
great prudence, especially those which di during the
loans many Of which have failed 70 be PAID at si
"A New Orleans letter makes the following
illusions to the trade Of that city:-
"The continued stringency Of money. and the ina
bitty to negotiate from Memphis time, have ena-
bed few men 70 do very handsome business this
season so far. With ready money shipments are con-
tTolled by advance of threefourths the net COST
This is very handsome operation, the com mission
s about s240 to 81 go per bale There has been ar
gin OF $3.50 to $40 per oale between here and there
money, ready money i8 needed to build a good
business. Hereafter. all advances will be made upon
produce ready for market The disastro Gus results of
Two years working by the old method of advances
has about finished most OF the factors, or so ham
pered their funds that they unable to take advan
tage OF anything good thai may offer. Next year the
South, from sheer inability will buy nothing, aud
Bheri1s will, under orders from courts, sell out the
country. Good farms in the Mississippi bottoms can
be purchased at nom ss TO s5 which once valued
at {5 Oto t75 per acre.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven d Bro. No. 40 s. Third street
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HELMBOLD'S

Ash for HslmbOIds. Take no other. Beware OF
COuRtoEfelts.
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Wagon and Carriage Material
Corrected by Woodburn, Smith & Co., No. 2
:. Green street St Louis
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THE RKsOLUTIONs FOR THE RELIEF
OF THE SOUTH

The joint resolution for the relief OF the
destitute in the Southern and South
western States, does not contain a spe-
cific appropriation for one million dol
lars as originally proposed, but was
passed in the following form:
That the secretary Of war be and
hereby is empowered and directed to
issue supplies of food sufficient TO prevent
starvation and extreme want to any and
all classes of destitute and helpless per-
sons Of the people in these southern
or southwestern states, where failure
Of the crops and other causes have
occasioned widespread destitutiOn I;
that the issue be made through the
freedmen's bureau under such regnla-
tlons as the secretary Of war shall pre-
scribe, and to that end the secretary OF
war is hereby authorized and directed,
through the commissioner of the freed
mems bureau, tc apply so much as he
may deem necessary for the purpose
aforesaid of upexpended moneys hereto
fore appropriated to supply freedmen
snd refugees with provisions or rations /;
nrovided the expenditure shall not ex-
lend beyond the present appropriation
already made for the freednen's bureau.
Aims could not well be more ungra-
ciousIy and insultingly bestowed on the
lowest mendicants. The people of the
south are TO be kept from starvation, if
they will beg the Agents OF the Freed
mems Bureau TO issue to them rations.
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3f-2 Niles Southeast from the tiiy OF
Memphis, and Situate on the n, an d
G. .R.R.
DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust 10 me executed
d on the 18Th day OF Deeember, ls05. by j. L.
Taylor and T. b. MeEwen, for Inc purpose o.
securing note for the sum OF sl2e0n due and
owing by them to ]. 3. Mercer, and iu obel.-
ance 70 written authority nom the sad Iay ial.
McEven and Mercer, directing me n sell thl
land conveyed IN said Trust Deed, VII, ON
the 9Th Day Of May, 1877, q the Courthouse
door. in the GreenlaW Block, on Second street.
uetWeFn Union and GayOso streets, iu the clty
OF Memphis between the hours Of 10 o'clock
m. and o'clock pm. ana continuing nom
day 70 day thereafter, between the sam hour
rntn all the property be sod, sell tOths highest
bidder. certain tract of land situate and Wing
in Shelby county. Tennessee. and bOUuErI
thas Beginning at stake on the east side or
line Of said tract in the lane between The H 1u.
Cooper tract and the Dedsrfek tract running
thencs In said lane l5-62 chains 70 Point
within or at ffty feet south OF the center OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad thence
west 43 Is to point so feet south OF the center
OF said railroad thence south l5-54 cham 90 p
chainstO point 30 feet south Of the center Of
the Pigeon Roost road runs rom toe r1e.
thence south l7-20 chains to a point o. q. ul
north OF the center Of Pigeon HCost read
thence TO the termination Of said line which
was run nom tie hlckory gruo t4is lssl l-Hs
runs parallel wit said Pigeon Roost road,
in the sui vey, being IN ell - 7z-l0g ac es This
property has been subd1vtded, and VIII be sold
in lots varying rom hvs 10 ten aoTes each
There is no other incumbrance on said laud-
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows: One
third OF the purchase money, cash and the
balance payable in equal instalInents on the
Isl OF October 1867 lst of April. ls63 and lst OF
October, 1865, the purchaser TO execute notes
drawing interest from date, ard secured bT
Deed OF Trust, embracing tie same terms
that under which am now acting.
am authorized to say, that Tor an Of the
purchase money, after defraying the expenses
of the trust and satisfying the claim Of said
Mercer, any just Indebtedness Of either Tay-
Ior q McEWen, or Taylor, McEwen, Duke 3
Co.. or TayloTs, McEwen q Blew, will be re-
ceived but each lot viii be required TO bear its
proportional part OF the expenses 0f the Trust
and the burfhen OF the tDcumbrance. The title
to ssid land believe to be good, and will take
pleasure in furnishing any person with stsre-
ment OF the title, and a plat Of the subdivision
upon application ta me at law Office OF
Wilson q Beard, l3 Court street. bot 1 shall
only convey as Trustee. W. p. WILSON,
anti Trustee.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, April u.-Thomas Ster.
ling, broker, was arrested for obtaining
signatures in reply to letters to be used
to forged checks.
Jim Lawler, Of Boston, challenges
Aaron Jones, Of New York, to fight him
for $1,000 a side.
The quarterly statement of the New
York city national banks show 8 de-
crease of $25,OOO,OOO in their resources
compared for the January statement
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FORM ALBANY.

Albany, N. Y, April 1.-THE demo-
cratic address appeals to the people to
save the constitution from the threat
ened combination which perils repre-
sentative principles and republican gov
ernment. Calls upen the people to con-
fide the duty of revising the constitution
to conservative, patriotic men and the
democratic party. August Schell, Geo.
Law, H. C. Murphy, H. A. Nelson
and D. L. Seymour are 81 Hng the
candidates.
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8 LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches
twEsrERS ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRrs.I
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHINeTON, April 11.--John P
Stockton was yesterday rejected as min
lister to Austria.
President johnson is unable to attend
to official duties, owing to affection o
the liver.
Ratifications Of the Russian treaty ar,
to be exchanged before the SOth of June
or the treaty fails; and the money is tC
be paid within ten months after the rat.
ifeation.
After promising our government that
enlistments in Havana for Maximllian
should be stopped two hundred more en-
listments have been made. The govern
ment has taken the matter up. @
Applications for appointment to regis
tershlp under the bankrupt law, have
been turned over to Marshal Parsons.
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Notice to Creditors.

Referring 10 advertisement OF VIM p. WiI-
son, ESQ, Trustee, etc this days dats-anI
anxious to effect settlements as early as posi-
bls we wish TO notify AL our creditors that we
propose to sell all of our Real Estate. both per-
sonal and copartnership, during g the neEt ensu-
ing thirty. sixty or ninety days. at public aUC-
ton, taking in payment therefor, after satisfic-
ton Of liens and expenses, the OUTSTANDING (
OBLIGATIONS nf TsylorS, McEwen q Blew, Tay I1r,
McEwen, Duke q Co. or Taylor & McEWeH- as
far as possible.
The list will comprise about Thirteen Country
Lots Of five TO nine acres each, located on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about three
and a half miles east OF this city-admirably
located fOr residence and garden purposes 3
-Four, valuable Business Lots with Improve
ments on Adams street, and tleven Residence
Tofs on Adams. Washington and Jefferson
street extended, including Two Residences
The Lots will be plainly staked on All credi-
sIai1e me prOpeI ~ and attend the sales.
TAYLOR & MCEWEN.
.,-tf = 1gsT ap4 fmvG
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OPTICAL.
OVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE.
OFFICE, No. A FIRST FLOOR
M. BERNHARDT
.OPTICIAK AND OCULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian Cristal
q L "A - -
SPECTACLES.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
SPECTACTES

The only perfect Lens in existence
Superior 90 any other In use---con.
Hsrueted I'm accordance with the science
aud philosophy Of nature in the pc
euIiar form OF
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Erecastg.ig Notice.

T,a estate Of Calvin c. Cleaves, deceased.
a r the January term, 1857. OF the County
a Court OF shelby County, Tennessee. IQuali-
edd ~ the Exeeutrix of the will OF my deceased
husbaE q, Calvin {. Cleayes- All the creditors
81 said estate are hereby notified 70 fle tneir
: iains or demands against said estate with
JOhn SoHervell, attorney At Law, corner Sec
ond and Monroe streets, Memphis. Tenn, and
Al parties indebted 70 said estate are notified
10 come forward and settle the same Ct once
NARY c. CLEAVES, ExecutriE
of the VII Of Calvin O. Cleayes, deceased
mhO 9
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N. Blowing 10 engagements elsewhere, Dr..
BERNHARDT Will be able 20 remain here but
sShUrt time CniY. tah1l ~
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ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.

Admirably adapted to the organ OF
sight, and perfectly natural 20 the eye,
aaoFdfng altogether the best artificial
help 10 the human Vision ever invented.
sold only by the Professor of Optics
and RpeeTRcle MRuu0aesuror
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T,3 3513.11l0fiOIl No. 163.
TTNTTED STATS on AMERICA,
: CoURT OF THE UNITED STATES,

UNITED Dr AAEAIEAr
T,rsrRTC-r CoURT OF THE UNITED STATS
DISTRICT or WEST TENREssEF
uTHEREAG, MARLANDL L. PERK Ms. ESQ.
w Attorney OF the United States, for the
District aforesaid, has hled an Information
AGAINST the
Steamboat southerner. her Tackle, Machinery
and Furniture.
alleging among other things that the said
steam boat, etc, has been seized bv the Marshal
OF the United States, for the District afore-
said, as forfeited to the United States, for the
causes in said Information set forth. and pray
ing the usual process and EaOnitiOn OF the
Court In that behalf Now, therefore, IN pursu-
ance ofthe process OF said Court, TO me directed
i do hereby give public warning and notice %
all other persons having or pretending 70 have
any interest in said property 50 seized, that ths
be and appear before thesaid Court at the Fede-
raj Corrtroogn In the city Of Memphis, on the 6tn
on MsyT 1857, at 10 o'cloek In the forenoon Of
thaf div and show eause. II any they have or
know. why the said property snail not be con
dennned or forfeited as Aforesaid.
Alls -" 80 SAM. H. JONES,
II ;. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn.
By ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy o. 3 d.
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COMMERCIAL.
oFFfoE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. April II. 1861, pm. !
GeneraE EuRfuesa.

MEMPHIS. April II, 1861, pm. J
General Business.
Fair weather has again set in, and
business under its influence will, we
hope, revive. Prices remain firm for all
articles needed upon the plantation,
ard stocks are again becoming tolerably
heavy. Flour is active and firm, but it
has not advanced in the same proportion
as 10 other markets. The rapid fall of
the river will soon cause a demand from
the lower country, and business will as
sumo something like its old proportions.
Tae dry goods trade is already quite ac-
tive, and spring stocks are moving of
rapidly.
COTTON-The market presents no
new feature. Dizziness prevails, and no
tables are offered. We question il mid
ding would bring more than 25c to-day,
bat in the absence Of sales we quote
nominal at yesterdays figures:
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There is 8 develish scofflng malice in
the following article, that sufficiently in
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sRokER on State street, Boston.
Uas recently asked if he believed that
hears sucked their paws when they were
i,nn0rv. q Certainly" was the reply,
Z there are two hundred bears, not to
s,eaIC of bulls, who have been doing the
same thing for the past six weeks, to my
certain knowledge"
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FROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 11.-Among
the delegates nominated by the repub-
lican state convention to the eonstitu-
tional convention, are Horace Greeley,
VIM. Evarts, G. W. Curtis and George
Opdyke.
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ACCOUNTS from South Carolina repre-
sent that the people In the interior are
o.t,siIv diving Of starvation. In the
Snn1tsr district, it is said, many people
nave no other food but corn husks.
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HxsREW AyB HAsOSIC OALESBAR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MASONICDI Y
1867
1oDsEs.
AEGERoEA, No. l6s. Meets 1t Monday In
every month, ct Odd-F eiloEs' Han, cor Court
and Main. D. c. Trader ". M d. I. Tom
liusOn, Sec.
sourH MEEPHTs. No. 1ls Meets % Friday OF
each month-HalI, cor. Madison and Second.
J. 7 SellaTE, W. NJ; BEN. h Pullen, Sec.
LEILA sooTT, No. 7Sa Meets LIST Friday OF each
montn-Hall, cor Madison and second. John
Aiuslie, ~. M.; H. ?. Woodward, Sec.
HEHlIToN, No. 29s. Meets Sd Friday OF each
monfh-odd-F Fellows HRIl. P. NJ Stanley,
KiLwTxsIES, No. s4I ~. d. Meets ith Friday
OF each month-20s Front street. John j.
WO8hsm, Ssd, W. NJ B. X Puilen, sd Sec.
EOYAL ARCH
Prxx C4tepter No T. Eeets I'd MoHdsy OF each
monfh-3dd- Fellows Han Il. J. Wheeler,
a p; n. h Paynter, Sec
r. ANDs.H n.
EUREKA Council, No. 9. Meets 81 Monday OF
each month Odd-Feilows' Hall John zent,
III. H.; \. J. Wisgin, Rec.
TEMPLATE
CsYRE,TE Couamandery Nod Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John ZeRt, Conn., n. ].
WiggiD, Rec "
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Dl Front Street.
HKRNEs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No /.
stated Communications ID "Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p Woodard, SD e..
NJ Charles II. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
HTrHRAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. =
Meets fth Wednesday OF each month; George
MeliersL, sd, g.. NJ. A. K. Frankland, I'D,
ssGgirr. eyne,l ofPriuees Of Jerusalem, 10TH;
40. l. Benz. K Pullen, sd, Tarsh'.; -
so-1yAST sy 9SSi CHAPTER OF Rose Croix, 18th, No l.
Charles W. Adams, I'D, NJ. W. f; II. I. Tom
PsMTs5sE = Ijr-Pf.EssEIs Council OF K-h SOth..
No l. Henry P. WOodard, sd, Comm.
William Y. Cirode Sd, Rec
CoSsIsToRY OF WEST IEHS RSsEE, ID Joln
AInslie. SD, Comm. in Chiefi Dodge e
Trader, sd, Heg-'.
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aaructed I'm accordance with the seIene
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The Advantages
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Testimony Of Recommendations


rom MEDICAL Gentle1nen.
Professors Of the highest OpthalmIc talent in
Memphis, Tenn, ard in the Union:
MEMPHIS TENN., February IL 1857
do most willingly bear my testimony In ia
vor OF the superiority Of the Australian C.ystal
Spectacles over all other kinds TEey are CON
strueted upon the best established and UNDER
stood principles OF Optics, and their adaptation
to the human eye in its different conditions Of
vision is so perfect as TO render sight easy with
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be used, since the eyes, once used TO these do
not seem 20 grow old, and by having focus al
any point OF the surface, they appear to restore
the eyes TO their youthful energy. / can the
more confidently recommend DR.. BERNHARDT
TO the public, from an acquaintance with many
df those from whom he comes recommended 70
us. A. Il. TAYLOR NJ ID
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attachment Notice.

Before John &. Creight-u, J. p.
Joseph Wolf vs.. W. KAIanse.
TIVE defendant in the above entitled cause
/ Will take notice that attachment has
been sued out against him upon the grounds
that he is & nonresident OF The State Of Tennes-
see and the case set for hearing az my OfIioe In
the city OF Memphis, ON the 4th day OF MAY,
1877, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the came will be proceeded
with ex parte: aud that copy OF this order be
publlshed once week for four weeks 10 tee
Memphis Daily appeal.
JOHN c. CREIGHTON, ]. p.
,r,tff A 4
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H. s. ToBEY, President Z. c. KIRK, Cashier
AElkPHIs CITY SAVINGS IETsIFUTIOE,

OGDEN, roREY CO.,
lSo. l6 Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, eevERNNfEST sECU-
RITIEs, LAND WARRANTS AND UN-
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DIRECT IMP oRTATIoK
-OF-
Cigars, Wines and LinnarS.

nEST Wines, Liquors and Cigars Imported fu
f1 Bond, 20 order, in Memphis. Also, besi
Teas and Conee. terms I'm, casa on on delivery:
No ~ Madison street, Agent, Msmphis.for bv
r,sderslefsed. No. . hanover squa e. Nav Yovk
mhs5 ini J, BANK BEAD hA6RUDER,
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MEMPHIS, TENN. February Is. 1867.

7 UIUaTN Il- I60l.
/ ] have found great deehBf pleasure in er-
| aIRining the exquisite faDtlcs Of Dr. BEEN
HARDT, IN the way of Eye-GlasSes The rvs
/ tai used by him is OF wonderful purity. and The
style OF his Glasses so diversified as 10 suit every
| conceivable case Of need, He k8s selected for
me pair Of Glasses, which promise TO give me
/ great aid and comfort in my future reading. l
/ sm among the many persons who testify to his
capacity an Oculist and Optician and TO the
value OF his services rendered to them, several
prominent Clergymen and. Statesmen with
whom am acquainted.
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Dissolution.

,,,ryv. .onartnershIp heretofore existing be-
,...syS q ~ he undersigned under the hrm name
a RnRT McGRE0oR co. Is this Day dis
Selved by mutual consent: Either party Is
-. 81 49, -,Sstag MS are requested to remit care
MoGREGoR SSS Sltl Col BROTHERs. New Orleans, where
We would be pleased 70 meet OF hear nom our
iileAsS ~nA ROBT. McGREGOR.
ALEX. McGREGOR.
Memphis, Tenn, April :, 1871 apo lw