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BALrIMORE MARKETS..

Tuesday, October 10, 1867.
FL0uR,--iIoward Street Super A Cut Extra
Tsasl0,o0 Howard Street Extra Shipping
l0.76asli.2S; Howard Street Extra Grades ".
5oasl3.S0, and City Mills Super 9.i6asIO.Oo
per Dbl.
GaAiS. --whcat--whitc 2.sbas2.sO. and rcd
at 2.2IaS2.G 60 per bushcl. Corn--whitc LISA
sl.i9, and yellow sl.ilsS2.45 per bushei.--
Dat. is9uoied at Scars per bushcI. Rye SIS
per bushcl.
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STATE or MARYLAND

prrfth VI THE SttktfAk1 VI STATE
ANssroL,s, 0crosER sth. 1861.
To ~ nhem u may Concern
Notice is hereby Given, that application bs.
been made 10 the Governor for Pardon In tho
cases Of The State 70. Samuel King, eolored,
convicted IN the Circuit Court Tor Carroll
county, AZ May Term, 1867, Of Assault with IA.
tent TO kill, and sentenced to the Peni,eutiary
John Woods, convicted September Term, 1865,
ofsame Court, Of stealing a mule. and 4 Iicifrrs
and sentenced for years aud months; and
John A. Wilson, convicted September Term,
lses. Of same Court, Of Burglary and sentenced
for years and 0 months.
The Governor will take up the said cases Ter
final decision on or after the 23rd Of October
Inst, until which time protests against the said
application will be heard, and the petitions ia
the cases open 10 inapsciion at The discretion Of
the Governor.
By order Of the Governor, sg-r-vrt
Jy0. ", CARTER,
octlIszt Secretary OF State.
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+. II. Buell..

B0rTnE Johnson GiuB, of West
minister, will meet next Saturday night
at : o'clock, and every Saturday night
the GREATER.
u. SnGIvEn. President.
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APPoISTMEyT.-Wc urc informed
that the Governor has appointed Mr..
VIM. \. Hitcshuc, of Tancytown, Reg.
lister of voters in place of Mr.. Washing.
ton Gait, resigned.
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MEErISG.-Tho johnson Club, Of
Fiuksburg District, will meet ut Lauyer
4 Bush's Store, on the Railroad, on
Saturday night, the 10th. inst, at Z
o'clock. The public are invited to at
tend to hear speaking from the candi.
dates. By order of the
pRESIDF\r
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Three from each County and Eve
from, each Of the three legislative dis
triets Of Baltimore city rhs members
az Carroll county arc Charles I, Rolf.
spiier, samuel Cover and ). ,, Bcrrei.
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DIED.

On Saturday morning, l2th. inst, very
suddenly, at Manchester, Mr.. JomS SHrLrzr,
well known citizen. of the place, aged
81 years.
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PRESIDENT

NocAL MrsIc. Those DESTROYS of
receiving instruction in vocal music
are requested to assembls on the second
right hand floor OF the Western Md.
College, Saturday night at I o'clock,
October 10Th.
L. Il. BuEiL
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AUCTIoNEER.

THE public is hereby informed that The
subscriber continues TO act ms Auctioueer. =
All persons Wishing 10 engage his services
as such, will please apply TO JACKSON Ma
TIiIAs, at the Subscribers old Stand at the
Railroad in Westminster, or TO myself, nov
residing nj Frizellsburg.
octli.6m. WILLIAM BROWN.
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RropESIS0 SERVICES. Stone Chapel
(Methodist Episcopar will be reopene'l
with appropriate services on Sunday
next, the 10th inst. Rev. Vim. II.
Chapman, Of Baltimore, is expected to
preach at 1890 A. NJ. an aud at Z 7. NJ.
Sacramental meeting on Tuesday the
22nd inst at 1890, A. NJ. Service
each evening during the week at / 30
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nsL. Rev WI Colliaowsr, Of Ger.
man Resormcd Church, Frederick coun.
y, has accepted . call from Bloomfield
"a.
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Estate Of Bait.er lNiater:. 1er,.l.

Estate Of Baitser Mater, iee.d.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
IN scrihcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Adnistra.
lion on the Personal Estate Of Daltzer
Minter, late Of Carroll County, decd. All
persons having claimsagainst said Estate, arc
hereby wi,rned 10 exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit Of sui,l
Estate. Those indebted are requested "a
make Immediate payment.
HENRY A. SHERMAN,
octlI-it Administrator.
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FIRE,--The dwelling house, furni
ture, family clothing, &c, of Mr.. vii.
let, Of Frizellsburg, was burnt by acct
dent on Tuesday Sth. inst. The loss to
him is very severe and he deserves
the aid aud sympathy of the public.
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PennsyIyania.

The stubborn majority of over Il 900
against US, last year, has been entirely
overcome this year. Judge Sherwood
has been elected OYER Judge Williams
by about 1000 majority. lIalfthc gain
was made in Philadelphia city, where
VIC have carried every thing. Had the
people Of the Interior turned out as well
as in the city the majority would have
been more decisive. Though losing great.
ly the Radicals still retain majority in
the legislature. Judge Woodward,
(Dem.) has been elected TO I'LL vacancy
in Congress occasioued by the death Of
Mr.. Dcnnisoo.
The triumph in Ohio is really won
dcrful Although our candidate for
Governor, Mr.. Thurman, has been beat.
On by about 5000, ye, in a desperate
contest We have gained 10000 votes in
one year. The Legislature has been
revolutionizcd, having a majority of ono
in the Senate aud three in the House,
against Radical majority in the last
legis lature of SO on joint ballot--tbus
securing United States Senator in
place Of old Ben. Wade, the present
President Of the Senate, and the pros
pectiye President Of the United States,
should they remove Andrew johnson
by impeachment which Mr.. Wade 80
much desires. The GROWING triumph
in Ohio, however, is the defeat of the
constitutional amendment in favor of
Negro suffrage by an immense majority
some say 10000 This proves that
the iiau,i;cals are divided among them.
selves on that great issue on which
their party now hangs,
Indiana Il Iowa.
In these States the Conservative par.
~ has made great gains but the cleo
lions do not appear to have been impor-
tant or TO have been much contested
County officers oaly were elected in
Indiana, where We feel sure of success
on fair trial.
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CARROLL COUNTY.
For State Senator,
On. NATHAN BROWNE.
For Me House Of Dslagates,
HENRY s. DAVIS,
JOHN II JORDAN,
BENJAMIN W0RTHlNGT0N
JOHN w. HARDEN.
For Clerk Of the C6cHa Court,
JOHN b. BOYLE.
For Register Of wis,
JOSEPH NJ. PARKE.
For Judges ofthe 0rpAons' Court.
HANSON T. WEBB,
JACOB POWDER,
LEVI. BURLINGTON.
TU cfdteS -ifvFF'yi
CHARLES I. REIFSNIDER.
For Sheriff
THOMAS d. GIST.
For County Commissioners,
UPTON J. Ro0P,
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
JABEH A. BUSH.
For Snrreyor.
FRANCIS WARNER,
gi,stion - Tuesday. Nor. 5h. 1867
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVES TICKET
FOR
CARROLL COUNTY.
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Judiciary Nominations.

Fifth Judicial District
For CHEF Juslye.
OLIVER MILLER,
Anne Arundel County.
For Associats Jadges,
EDWARD HAMMOND,
Howard County.
WILLIAM N. HAYDEN,
Carroll County.
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Meat Cutters aud stufFers. III
Just received large lot Of superior
q Meat Cutters and Suffers, which we
will sell At low prices.
octi7 Reianider 4 Co.
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DemOcrntlc Conservative
state Ticket.
Fac Goreraor,
oDEN BOWIE,
Prince Georges County
For Itforsey Geaerai,
ISAAC b. JONES,
Somerset County.
For Comptroller II he 7reasasy,
WILLIAM j. LEONARD,
Wicomico County.
For Clerk II he Court Of 1Ppecis,
JAMES S. FRANKLIN,
Anne Arundel County.
ksr commissioaer Of labor C Agncaiiws,
On. WILLIAMS. MCPHERSON,
Frederick County.
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/ lSr received from the manufactures, i
- large lot Of Sleigh Runners, Shafts and
Baskets, which VIC offer low
ocilI kciimidcr 4 ca, Near Depol.
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For .Stafes' attorney,
CHARLES I. REIFSNIDER.
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The Convention having adjourned till
) o'clock, p. ~, reassembled aud pro.
ceedcd TO ballot for Attorney General.
The principal competitors were Isaac
d. Jones, Of Somerset, Thomas C. Pratt.
Of Baltimore city, aud Il. X, Syester, Of
Washington county.
The 18th and last ballot stood--Joncs
So, Pratt 81. Richie l6, Gwinn 8.
Nh. Joncs' nomination was then made
unanimous. So
For the COMPREHENSIVE, the ballot
stood Leonard OIL, Ballard 10, Bowen
II, Goldsborough II, Dcrrickson H.
The nomination of Col. Leonard was
then declared unanimous.
For Clerk Of tho Court Of Appeals
the zcveuth and last ballet stood--for
James Franklin Of Ana ARUNDEL 81
for X. w. Carter Of Montgomery, so.
The nomination Of Mr.. Franklin was
declared unanimous.
For Superintendent Of Labor & Agri.
culture the ballot stood-For McPhcr.
son 81, Higgins 80, Coad Z.
DIR. Mcpherson was tLen declared
the unanimous choice Of tho Convention.
Speeches were made by Messrs. I, ID.
Joues, j. s. Franklin aud others, until
near ii O'Clock p. III.
81.
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For Clerk Of the C6csa Court,
JOHN b. BOYLE.
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For County Commissioners,
UPTON J. Ro0P,
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
JABEH A. BUSH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-30
MARRIED.

WALT-TRASE-On SATURDAY marufuy lime
29th, by the Rev. DR.. George Rhite. a. CaIvarv
Church, Major NARTIN WAir to Miss NAY
TRASH, all OF this city.
The most wary of bachelds Will sometimes
surrender TO the eharEiz Of lady fair. Toe
most o5durate heart VIII net fail TO beat re-
sP0nsiye TO the call OF love. To-day a mar OF
nerve, who did not falter OF the battlefield.
knelt him down and surrendered to the sape-
riOrity OF lovely woman. We only echo thu
sentiment OF the msjor's thousand friends
when we wish that every path they tread
may be stTewn with honeyzuekIes, and that as
they wend their way tow4rd that "better
world" Il may be with the c-onsciousness OF
peace and happiness in store fcr Them, such as
we wish shem in this sublsnry sphere.
WOLCoTT-BALTHORPE-On the 18th inst
by the Rev. d. Ford, NH p. WoLCoTr TO
Miss SoptA II. BALTHoRPE, al Of this city.
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Where negroes have been permitted
to pay attention TO their work and stay
aJ home, the crops are clean and look
we'll, and things in general bear q -four
Sizing sEE-GtHar cheerful ASPECT than
otherwise, aud the hands appear satlsned
and c%0uteuted whilst, In other sections.
emiSsaries have been proving around
under the projection Of certain official
organizations, calling meetings of the
negroes and making inhammable hsr-
Angles, with the view of securing their
votes in 8 certain direction wnen an
election may be ordered. In these sec
tiOns Of country the negroes have be-
( c0me, iE many Instances, impressed with
the idea that their former masters are
their worst enemies, aud are OLSON
tented, neglected. CT taeir work, and
many hBveSleft their situations the
crops are suffering for want of attention
and work, and the planter left prostrats
and helpless in his dilemma.
Here, "a the elty OF Hnasfon nina
tentls o. the negroes who 60 prowling
the streets at all hours, making midnight
horrid with their drunken orgies. are
armed wish revOlVers and not an bour
o. ire night trsnspires without the re-
port of more or less pistot-shots being
heard; yet there is no attention paid 10
It by the elf-constitged authorities who
claim 10 regulate thsse things.
Mhat else than anarchy, and " con-
fusion worse eonfouudedp can a Gre
construction be, that has every where
such antecedents as these F?
" There Is no eW mar Is nag prcrrdsS % onegshyp
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LATEST
BY
Night dispatches.
rwrsrrns AssoorAFrpr

-.a
New YORK, June 29.-The following
letter has been sent to the New York
Associated Press F:
To the General News Association OF toe CITY Of
New York, and the President and Executive
Committee thereon.
Pursuant 10 article % Of the assoeia-
ton, / hereby give you notice that on
the 3lst day OF December next I shall
withdraw from the association. I shall,
of course, be ready to pay nay proportion
Of the expenses and debts owing by the
association up to that day. My interest
In the small boats and other property
used by the concern generally, will then
be offered for sale to the other members
of the associations, Pursuant to the 9th
article. Signed, j. G. BENNETT.
The steamer Morning Star, hence for
Havre on the Dist, returned to this port
last night.
The frigate Franklin, Admiral Farra-
quits heg shiP, YER to sea yesterday.
Mrs. Farragut sad Mrs. Pennock were
passengers, the president having sus-
pended the naval regulations in the<
,.f H8s.. VIII 5ss 9P zee, 49,
canal. ia. "
The steamer st. Chanly l9eassad
New Orleans and has II igSlts
WAsHINGToN, june &c
raft trial to-day, Louisknon.
again on the stand, and
until the court adjoU
early, in consequences
Judge Fisher. Nothir
was ELECTED during she
During the week SS15,O00 infsas
currency was shipped to e
States depository at Cincigi. sSo1
to Chicago, SIS, 600 to LQfLIs
$4,000 to the assistant trfer
Louis. The total shipm Ras
81, 700, coo. The receipt FOR
revenue to-day were S1,0s RF
the fiscal year, $3.50, 0S5, 3hs state
NEW ORLEANS, Junefe hv the DA
ment telegraphed frF Steadman
TribUHe's eOrrespondek ut. urging
had telegraphed the kounced en-
Sheridanis removal,
tirely false by Steady to the sean n
Collector KeIlogF Cutler and ~
daleus charges prefasfactory 10 the
his friends is entiIh, and Is an
authorities at WaHnmercIsl COM DIT
proved by the emf IbU
muuity Of New qIne 29-Reports
PORTLAND, " American. to the
from the steamS that q hole was EAs
night of the "A side. The mails / u
stove in her sFto the Casper the Org
and specie wei Two schoOners had
evening Of tlpart of her cargo and -
been loaded Re weather was fine
sent to Queg Cot
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r. 29.-The gCverumeu
LONDQ Ireland ct the presen.
5 says these adoption Of any reform
: time, fq
: in her hne %, $50 .Hm.-Cousor.
LoNf 5-2os, 72I Illinois Contra
eloseB.
e 79E Il, June %, eveniug.-Cottor
L4t sales 1000 bales M.
e eio5B Orleans HE. Breadstuffl
lauSrn $50.
e qq%AL June 29.-The Gazette an
+ that there will be another new
d On the union cabiuet, viz: The
p OF finance, commerce and in
revenue, and receiving genera.
I I'm a committee lof council, to de-
0 Ae and decide ali questions affecting
Aritf, excise, banking, etc.
RoNTO, c. W, JaBe29.-The reform
feutiOn, which was attended by some
delegates, closed its session to-day.
ong the resolutions adopted was the
is the duty Of the people Of Canada
Iltivate friendly relations with the
lie of the United States, and Offering
Y facility for the extension Of trade
'een the two countries ; and this
'enti0n regards it rs the duty Of the
adam administration to meet frankly
cordially any overtures from the
government fora new treaty
commercial reciprocity between
ada and the republic, based on equi.
: principles, consistent with the
II of both countries.
'NDON, June 29.-fhe breakfast ten
3 VIM. Lloyd Garrison, at st.
es' Hall to-day, was attended by .
uumber Of people. The principal
keTs were John Bright and the
2 Of Argyle. Friendly toasts were
K, and the affair was a perfect
ion.
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APPOINTMENTS or Ron. A. j. FLETCHER.
hon. Al Fletcher will address his
fellow citizens On the political issues of
the day at the following times and
places, viz
Lexington, Henderson county, July S.
Huntingdon carroll county, July 10.
Trezsvant, Carroll county, July II.
Trenton, Gibson county, July i2.
The above appointments have been
agreed upon by Isaac r. Hawkins and
John Norman.
Colonel CAMERoN has aeeeaed to the
request Of the gentlemen who have urged
him to meet Mr.. FLEToaER, and viii do
50 at The times and places fixed on. The
cause OF the country and Of humanity
win fad in him e worthy and able
champion. He is a bold, foreible, elo-
quent debater, thoroughly informed as to
al the abuses and 0surpations OF power.
the ruinous measures and the incredible
corFuptions Of the raen who have de-
voted themselves to raining Tennessee
sild were FLEgoHER ten times the man.
he i set, eafssd with The defense Of "a.
detesiable and unjust a cause, he win.
rae TIE day When his temeFity brings
him Into eollsion with CAxRa0S Is
rebate. &
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utN"A - m't oulous
It was "a Fed-raj Union; that =, a Union
Of States, Sovereigns, by league with
each other. The States did not emsscu-
late themselves and become Municipali-
ties. Parishes, Euuuchs.
IT a man denies the righto OF Secession,
he must hold thar, if the Northern
States, increasing sufficiently in num-
bers, had amended the Constitution,
against the vote Of the whole South,
taken an the territories and The proceeds
Of the public lands as their n,ga property,
declared all slaves everywhere Is
be free, and deprived The southern
States each Of sn equal vote in
the Senate and if a Northern President
had resolved to execute this amendment,
and there had been no court 10 declare il
void, or the Supreme Court had corrupt
ly held it valid, stiII the South must
have submitted I'm other words, that in
no conceivable extremity, under no con
ceivable wrong, could the injured,
iasulted, outraged States rigbtfuHy
have withdrawn from the hated and
deadly embraces Of the Northern despo-
tisms; but that they could only have
reBeVe9 and been guilty Of treason by
attempting to exercise, il unsuccessful in
the attempt, the right of revolution be-
longing to conquered PROVINCES, and
colonies Of convicts and dawes. Admit
that the right existed in any case Of vio-
lation Of the Constitution, making that
case as enormous as You will, aud you
coincide the right in full, because each
State must itself judge Of the su~ficieney
of the cause. and il became a question,
not Of the right, but of the sufieieney OF
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kentucky MiliterT Institute.

GOL. R 7. p. ALLEN, superintendent As.
sisted by an able faculty. The course OF
study Is that usually tsughti Ia HE best colleges,
with special attention 70 Msthkmadcs ana ~.
ur Sciences The academic year begins on
the Isl Monday in Septembes this year Sep
TENDER p continuing without iBtermission
70 ty t&9 weeks.
81 Charge Ior Tuition and Boarding. fnclud-
ins Llg1ts, FUEL and washing tcurrencyA three
hundred and 1fty dollars fS3sD per academic
yeaf-ohs-bau payable IN advance. and the re-
maindeT al ire expiration Of twenty t2ol weeks.
- ADDRESS the superintendent at Farmdals
", FRANKLIN county, ky. lie o dlwaw2m
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AmyS AND Wholesals Deaers n
IL Tobseso. Pipes, and the lsIsg ssr second
S~mOEeEnicles in tbe Soutn. 49, Mem
and Jeders6n~ets, Jeuefso0 ieI5 I
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WHOLESALE AND RETkIL,
REGARDIESS OF COST


AN prepared to daIiy
4 in large or small al
e. city Leave your.
corner >oIth aud shell,
IplS im
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New York, June 29.-The following
letter has been sent to the New York
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. VA.

A RRANGEMENTs are ia progress 10 &C
IA c0mmOGate one Hundred additional Ca
deGs IN this Institution. It's Wed established
character for lis system OF discipline and
course OF instruction commences it to the sup
port Of those who desire a thorough and prac-
IDEAL education Information VIII pe supplied
by application to heundersigned.
FGASCIS H. SMITH,
mylS WrieI1&ecWtseI Suprerintsndent.
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DREs2EN, TENN., June .. 1857.
hon t4IAs 5. CAMERON, Memphis, Tenn,
Dear Sir. We incl0se yea the an
polntments of A. j. Fletcher. Every
consideration impes Us to srge you tc
meet nina az EACH OF these appointments
we wTitei in behalf of those who have
heand you in this portion Of the state.
The voice Of grateful and admiring
thousands who have heard you is loud
ne calling you 20 the political forum, and
your peculiar gifss az this juncture must
aot be unemployed. Truly yours,
Va 2 CALDWELL, WI. HURr, Henry co
IN ErUERLDGE, <. ". SHARP e
". B.EoRCEE Hey co, ]. PARKER.
!. r. atkins, Henry county,
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Iue Franklin Female Institute. az Holly
Springs, Miss; "a handsome and We con-
slructeC scAyci oulidlug most eligibly located.
This Is very desirable properly. Naiuedat $500.
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10000 AAHHGfAr
!. I. !. !. . !. : : ) : : j. ).
5 ): !: 5 ]. !: s. 3 !. ]. :. 4. /. q. q. !" /. /. /.
I s2I. BulEF ers, s.; sides, lgsc'
closing win zee Ii 5@lc. Ba-
con I'm; shoulders 9G SIDES liz
clear 30 sides, NE; eiar sides,
/ l2fe sugar cured hams lac. Laru
dull sad nominal primi ll4c. Cheess
quiet western reserve, lc. Raw SUGAR
| firm, h2Gl5e. Coffee irm ttio, %
NEW York, June @-Money easy
| and steady at 508e for ell loans; ser
| linz quiet and unchanged Gold, sc
| Exports or specie to-day, fs27 1896. Gov
/ ernmeDts quiet but irm.l Stocks actlNt
md higher: w. u. Telegraph, ~ 20
/ Receipts At the sub-treisury, s9so IVY
/ Payments, ssh CPS. Balance, Sl32 439'
| 10. The bank statement on Monda.
| will be very favorable. Loans have de
creased about 81, 600 900, and specie,
500 900. Deposits have increased s., oOOi
GOO. and legal tenders, s., zoe 600. t.
ST. LOUIS, June @@I05asoo isngut
and unchanged. Henri unchNS
Flour unchanged Whef dull, 49,
, p. Corn, S3GS6c 1r mixed ian.
choice; fancy white, 97fSl. Oats, 776
.9c. Rye firm, 81 0SGIb0. Provision
dull.
New ORLEANS, June A.-C0tton, sale
1850 bales low middliIE PIC; rs
300 bales; exports llSl.
in sugar and molesses. Fior- %,H To ~
unchanged. Corn quiet ANA ARM 80
low and miyea - 10 wIite 81 20ai ,.
Baoon in fair jobbing demand sbo1IdsT
l04c. Gold 3S{. Sterlind 4aqgl. Ne,
York sight }c premium.
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NEW ApvERTYsEM,rs

MASONIC kOTICE.-The .
W oftFoepG n members OF Ahgerona "a
lodge. No l6s, are requested to attenS~
she regular monthly csunmuhication M
on Monday evening, AT s o'el4k. Wy
All Masons IN good ssandlbg. are invited to
JOHN REANIslt, Secy.
duno 30, 1867. fe2l IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-30

When the great master Pyths
went TO Cr0tOnato reside, the magis.
of tue city, seeing what a power hi
ercised over tie hearts aud interes
men, at first thought him dangeroF
afterwards consulted him. HeE
selled them 10 sacrifice TO the muf
to preserve the most perfect -
among themselves Z" for Id
then, " it is the quarrels GEH
masters thst lead those who osat
volt - sus then he gave thems
religious, political and social b."
d" Tbes sac erIH1f Is not prctey0tf Ser-
The truth thus enunCiatedenif-
sal application and Of inB not
canoe, and yet even our qofapre-
sufficiently enlightsnedk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-30
Eighth Prize:
Ninth Prize:

Lot No 5, in Hays subdivision. Memphis
size lUEC51 feet. A DeautifUI building lot
Valued at sZOOU.