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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-05
News Items.


Horace Greeley has been confirmed by
the Senat" as Minister to Austria. But
refused the appointment
Gen. Grants official report as Sec
rotary of War and General in the amy,
gives the total strength of the u. S.
army at Sc, 900 All the volunteers en-
listed have been mustered out of the ser
vice.
The annual report of Gen. T. s. Allen,
Secretary of State, is published. The to-
tai receipts into the State Treasury dur
ing the year were 81, ,49l 400, and dis
bursements $ ,333, ,6S4, of which $780,
534 were from the general fund, mainly
for State institutions. The debt of the
State is $2,279,O57. Bonds to the
amount of S35, 800 have been taken up
during the year, leaving $401, ,657 out
standing, all of which can be absorbed as
they mature by the State trust funds.
The Mercury lii Minneapolis, MINI.
ON the morning of the 3oth ult., was l2o
below zero.
The Atlantic Cable Company has re-
duced It's rates for newspapers messages
one halt.
The track Of the Central Pacific rail
road has been laid from Cisco to Summit
Cal. and through the great tunnel over
seven thousand feet above the Sea. The
first passenger car passed through the
tunnel yesterday. Twenty four miles of
track has been laid on the east side of
the mountains in fortnight of open
weather.
Mount Vesuvius is reported in grand
state of eruption.
Italy has not yet acceded to to the pro-
posed conferences on the Roman question.
Imposing funeral demonstrations have
been had in Manchester and Cork in hon
or OF the three Fenians who were hung
at Manchester on the 23d ult. No dis
turbance of the peace occurred.
Another earthquake accom- panied with
volcanic eruptions, has occurred at St
Thomas. The sea rose fifty feet, doing
much damage to houses and shipping.
Similar disturbances occurred at the
Dutch Island of Saba, and at St. Domin-
go slight earthquake is reported.
The Austrian frigate Navara, having
on board the remains of the late Arch
duke Macmillan, has arrived at Havana.
The Navara brings dates from the City
of Mexico to the 18th, and from Vera
Cruz to the 25th ult. Maximiian's re-
mains are in charge of Admiral Tegeth-
off and DR.. Bartsch On the road the
people were assembled in masses, but
were quiet. No demonstrations were
made. The body was not permitted to
be seen in the coflin. The physicians
who embalmed the body in the prison
mutilated the remains by cutting off the
hair and clothes for the purpose OF specu-
lation.
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Weston! All your labor has been in val

Westonl All your labor has been in vain
as ono can see by perusing the above ex-
tract. Your effort to prove that there is
some muscle in the world which does rot
belong to prize fighters is all lost, and the
great American people who have honor
ed yot for your heroic enterprise are all
fools. According to Milwaukee wisdom
as quoted above you should ''go to grass .
and hve with hogs, because you have
dared to exercise the wonderful powers
the Almighty has bestowed upon you.
No matter, if in all ages of the world
men who having shown themselves pos
sessed Of remarkable endurance have re-
ceived the homage of their fellowmen,
you have forfeited all the honor you
should receive by stopping at that little
one horse town Chicago when you might
by walking only ninety miles further
have stopped in that great city Milwau.
kee. Let future aspirants for fame take
heed.
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Seriously, we ask what has Weston
achieved that juStifes all the fuss made
over him? Has he exhibited any more
noble, admirable. or praiseworthy quail
ties than the horse that performs an ex-
traordinary feat of pedestrianism? Is
the display of muscle any more honor
able because shown by one of the suppos-
ed higher order of creation? We say
not, but rather otherwise. inasmuch as
he has descended below the objects of all
intelligent ambition, and p;tted his pow
ers OF muscular endurance against the
animal creation, many OF whom are, in
these qualities vastly his superiors:
Wisconsin,.
Let us see. Weston did not terminate
his walk IN Milwaukee,; short sighted
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~ State of wisconsin, Notice of Sale
Circuit Court for Sss or
Maaitowoc County. Judgement of Foreclosure
AristarchIs Champion, Plaintiff !
against
William j. Wood. Defendant.
By virtue OF ard pursuant to Judgment Of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above action
bearing d,tc the 9th day of October 1857 shall on
the 18th day of January, b. 1865 at 10 O'Clock A.
at the Shcris Office. in the Court House, in the VII
age of MaIlitowoc in the County of Manitowoe afore
said, expose for sale and sell at public vendue the
mcrteaged premises described in SAID Judgement,
much thereof may he sufficient 10 satisfy the
of five thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine and
5Il0n (S57S95l with interest and Ut of
ans, ti;e costs and uXuses OF Tie Sale. which said
premises described follows to wit: The uuii-
ylcd one-Iaif OF The north east quarter and the cast
half of the south east fractional quarter of section
number twenty-five (22) and also the undivided one
half of the whole of fractional section number twen-
tytliree, (23) all in township number seventeen 90
north of range number OBJ east. situated III the
county ..oWoc ,tIid State Of W:sc sn~:u con
tanning in the aggregate according to the Government
survey of said several tracts of land above des
cribed, hundred and thiryone and 40-i0o acres,
less. ROBERT L. BLAKE, Sheriff.
S. A. WooD, Plaintiffs Attorney. S3-6t
Dated at Manitowoc, Wis. December 9Th, 1867.
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WISCONSIN MEMBERS ON COMMITTEES.

From the list of committees announced
by speaker Colfax, we find the Wisconsin
men provided for as follows: Mr.. Paine
is Chairman Of the Military" and a
member of 'Freedmen's Affairs and on
investigating committee on Soldiers
and Sailors Bounties. Mr.. Hopkins
is on committees of Public Lands and
Enrolled Bills Mr. Cobb Is on
Claims, Public Buildings and
Grounds, and investigating committee
on ''Pay Department Mr.. Eldredge
is on Judiciary and Revolutionary
Claims" Mr. Sawyer is on Commerce,
Manufactures, and investigating com
mittee on Southern Railroads." Mr..
Washburne is on Foreign Affairs" and
Chairman Of committee on ''Expendi-
lures on Public Buildings"
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- VI "a tstS stSs---lMNHltOWOc COsiNfy CIR
- cuit Court.
Benedict Hermann Plaintif,0
against SSummons-For Relief
Amelia Hermann Defendant
The State of Wisconsin, to Amelia Hermann, de
fcndaiIt.
You are hereby Summoned and rep iret, 20 answer
the complaint in this action of which rpv is here
unto annexed, and serve copy of your :swer on me
at my office in the Village and County oil Mantowoc
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the here
Of, exclusive of the day of such service You
fail to the complaint aforesaid plaintiff
VIII apply to the Court for the relief demanded the
complaint. j. ID. MARKHAM. plaintiffs Atty.
The complaint in the above entitled action was duly
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Manitowoc County the 29th day of November. A. D.
1867. 33-6tl J. D. MARKHAM Atty for Pltf
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III. s. gs.sKGD.H. .gs. D..

nNxssCIAg aud Surgeon. Also Ex-
( amiuing Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets. Manito-
voc, Wisconsin
orders left at the Drug stsre, will receive prompt
attention.
nc-Part;cular attention paid to consultations and
to treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
CASES 1929
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4. R.Sa'SCw

yrws.s.asG ;au-T Js;s"iessF-af f'ieHr- AlA
81 kinis in the line of my bu-ires prompt
" e:tenisi to- AN! warranted ::ive sstsfacii"'
Nv. lust received "A Wins o sy's Multiply lyin:
CAMERA oRsCUuA, with which 1 take small
pioture- finest order for dollar per tozc:I
Photographs tax Of all sizes. Albums aai Frames
eaustsn;Iy on hand York Street l5-{tf
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JUSTICE of the Peace. Office, Egsach-
y ners building, corner of Eighth and York streets,
Asnitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections, pay taxes, search the records,
draw dee,is. cages and contracts &c, &c All
business will receive prompt attention. My To-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-05

FASSFAS,EST iEEfss5 ans! gsen3ccG isi
M Lumber Lstl. and Shingles Bills cut TO order
or short notice. Manitowoc, His.
A. y. Josks W. B. JONES.
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Il. &. .g.1E1.s;S 9.E'

ENTLz3sgE EMS Furnishing Goods of
" every descriptions.
am pr-;arcd i6 manufacture full suits of Men and
4o-c cIhi; on the shortest notice, and satisfaction
ea~a ,t..~.i employ the let5 wrhricn 10 he i"ill
AMI Keep ~ Singers Sewing Machines constantly
In Ill
f:i.iIrH STREET, opposite Gaodenow 4 Barnes
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-12-05

THE OFFICIAL VOTE-The official
vote of the State is: Fairchild, 72,6l5,
Talmadge, 6S, ,S63-aggregating 142, AIS,
which is 81, 347 more votes than was
polled at the last election. The Repub-
lican majority is 4, 752.
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WORK Street. yfszsitp7s s'- Wis. ys11 7"r-ss
in Dry Coos Groc-rice. -'rnckcrv. Fancy Goods
Grass ~1re Boots ami Shoes. Ready lnat!n Clothing
Paner hsnsinGs. Hats and Caps. Toys. Children Caps,
live Geese F-.,tler~. Bird Cages. Kerosene OIL AMI
1sups, &c, &c share of pnilic patronage is sol
trd
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G. G. gseDGKEss, IN. ID.

nFFERs his services TO ihe Citizens
~ of Two Rye-s and vicinity.
Once a Louie Xintors on Washington street All
calls In viiis.e or county promptly attended t."
REFER ENC ES-poctor N s Davis. VIM Byford
and A. Andrews of Chicago and DR.. Easton OF Mani
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s. S.sEDERSC.9..

AsASFFNC-ET a,aa Denler iEs
fl Boots ShoAs Leather. &c. &c. Shop ou Buffalo
street rear the corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
AEd promptly executed
Aanitoyac Spp,rni.r ,. 1863.
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ET.sEE EF-HEaEE. x..kEsgl.

VfNEs Z. E-sSs-~%s al are ssr<.9nrcas 10 iifs
order. hills of lumber ar lah the shortest
notice. A viii he at all times in tho yard.
ready to wait customers and receive thei: or
S-rx. The beet stock kept rs,santy on hand at the
Will. corner of Quay and 9th stroets.
1914 GCYf ES < BROWN.
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BANKING OFFICE
T. G. SHOVE.
MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN.

EXCHANGE all principal cities of th
Union, Great Britain and Europe, bought an
sold.
GOLD SILVER and UNCURRENT BANE
NOTES purchased ut the highest market rates.
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale at all times.
COUPONS or Interest warrants cashed,
INrERESr allowed en- Special Dposits and
Deposit Certificates issued for amonntsdesired
Promp attention given to all business
Am T. C. SHOVE.
Msoitowoc, August 10th. 1865.
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TAKEN UP.

Came into my enclosure red and white calf,
about one and half years old The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges and take it away
s33-4t*- ~ JOHN FIET,
Iown Of franklin, near the ho,s1 ei u. kellner.
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WILLIAMS ROUSE,

ID Eighth and Franklin Streets. Nanitowoc, WIS
This brick hotel has been fitted up in the very
best latest style. with furniture and bedding
throughout. The wants of the travelling pn5iic viii
reccfv. prompt attention. and pains will be spared
to give perfect satisfaction
large and well arranged stable is connected with
the Hotel. ltZo
Sps . WILLIAMS J.. RATTAN
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FRED. SCEsEs EEe.

MEAT Misunderstanding purchased
-iFs the business Of Wni Brow n. shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
lowest rates share of public patronage solicited
l3-11
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"0ETRssS rntsess and moved. Having
superior facilities for raising and moving houses
wouId announce the citizens of Manitowuc town
AZ. countvl that any business entrusted to
will receive prompt attention, and he performed in
warranted TO give satisfaction Enquire at The
Ti-has,s Office. l3-I6
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TAKEN UP.

One bay colt with white star in forehead, about SIX
months old The owner is requested to prove proper
ty pay charges and take it away.
Town of Kossuth, Sec. IA. 3-4t*
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TAKEN UP.

Came into my enclosure yearling red and white
heifer each side red, but the calf is mostly white
The is rsquested to prove property pay charges
and take it away.
MARTIN FITZM0RR1S. /:
Town of Kossuth, three miles north of Branch
Mills 33-4t*
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CH.gE1EES III. ss.eSEA Err,

vT3RNEY and Counselor NJ Law.
"A OMce cornsr of Sth and Quay strects- Aanito-
W., Wisco ~
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DE.yYsSTR Il.

nR. a. I. PATEHES. Dentist. OGscs
- in sherman's new building, Sth Street
Hanitowoc, Wis.
&c Teeth extracted without pain
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TAKEN UP.

Ry the subscriber about the 23d of November last,
one dark red heffer, about and half year old ;
has little white in the tail The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
0STEN TOLLEFSON :.
Town Is, Range 22, Sec. 20.
Town of Liberty, November o. 1867. 33- 4t*
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HEAs.E.Fs Zen Seeve-:: Es.s- sheet 2rnD
| and coppervare manufacturer. All kinds OF
repairing done Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
Ace. 14-iy
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ATT0EV and Counsellor al Law. i.
n Land and Insurance Agent. ni attend to all
business entrusted TO his Office of Eighth
and Franklin streets. Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Agency
10 the -Etna insurance Company OF Hartort, CT
OapitaI atock $50, 900. 4-ll
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EgE.S-sS SIE2 EE.

TT1RHEE aud Counselor at E.nN,
IA Nsnitowec, Wisconsin 13:20f
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company.
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s. II. SS'DgD,

TTDRNEY at Law. Na;aifewoc-
"A Wisconsin,. Office on Eighth street, over the
fiTst National Bank jy19'65.l
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e. ss. .f.E.DE9SO.F-

4 TT1EsEEy and Counselor rs Law
II Office Eighth street, Nantowoc, Wisconsin.
Collections promptly attended to. 1o-52
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
A NJ E. r T c. a n
WALTHAM
w A T G. H g. S.

The true value of Machinery applied to Watchmak-
ing is not that by it's use Watches inside rapidly;
but that they are made correctly. Very few people
know why Watham Watch shotld be superior to
any other; In the first place, WaItham the Watch
Is regarded only machine, mechanical principles
If the Watchesare good, It Is the machinery
is good. OF there 1,ust be no defect in the
principle Or plan Of ire mistake in the
sizes shapes of the pieces of which it is cohsed
nothing wantin. in their properties and 40 error
in their positions These points once thoroughly set
tied, it rests wholly with the machinery tructed
with Infinite diversity of form and function expres-
y for the purpose, to produce the finished pieces. By
means of multiplying guages and microscopes, tests
and inspection for the detection in the cutting
tools and for faults and flaws in steel stone made
to accompany the work in every stage from beginning
to end As necessary result the watch goes together
perfect machine. Every part is found to fit properly
in its place. Every pin may be pushed till it pinces
and every screw turned home Instead of sluggish
and feeble stio the balance under the III ssrre
of the lightest handspring, vbrates with a wide and
free motion and the beat has the clear ringing sound
always characteristic of the Waitliain Watch The
mschine is timekeepes from the start.
This system of Matchmaking is Unknown in foreign,
countries, and is entirely original with the waltham,
oohiFihs- Inc company claim that by 1t they pro-
ducc watches that cannot be edualled for every quality
which makes Il watch valuable. Simple in plan and
correct in principle the only beautf
fully finished. substantial, aud cheap but is
uniform in the mnutest details, not easily damaged
and when repaired always good as new. There are
different graties of finish in the different varieties Of
watches male by the waltham Company as there are
different sizes and shapes suit all tastes and meanss
Iyta
Of "WAETHAM" is guaranteed to be good one and no
body need be afraid to buy it.
Every Watch Fully Warranted.
For Sale by all FirsCass Dealers in the United States
and British Provinces.
For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF Nlanitoxso:, Wis.

This hank organized ander the provisions of the
- vsional Banking Law with paid up
Capital of $4,000,
snd privilege 10 increase to 100000
viii buy and sell DRAFTS the principal cities
Of the Union.
viii buy am sell DRAFTS on Great Britain, Ire
land Norway Denmark. ~ the Continent of Europe,
at New York rates and In S'u'ss 10 sud tie par
Ahasers.
VIII sell
Passage Tickets
per Sail from and any Port in Europe at
Mere York rates
viii purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
onsantly hand aRd fer sale market rates, full
npply of all descriptions
Will convert United States I-3n Notes into $50
Bonds. and cash Interest Coupons FREE or
oHA RGE.
Will collect B0UNFIES. PENSIONS and other
csain,s against the U. s. Government.
VIII purchase GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT
NON Ef at highest market rates.
VIII receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement
C. c. BARNES President.
q LULiNG. Cashier. I7-tL
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COURT NOTICE.

The Special Term of the Circuit Court for the 4th
Judicial Circuit heretofore held the Second Tues
day in January. at the Court House in the City of
Sheboygan will be held hereafter at the place
the first Tuesday of January commencing at II
o'clock A. NJ, of said last ntoned day
33-3t DAVID TAYLOR Circuit judge.
Dated at Sheboygan Decemicr ID. 1867.
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g.GRIITS.E USRTEE.

DY q. SEEs As.s.E1N BECK * 60 Cor
ID ner af Sc cyesth and Franklin Streets, tSouth
Ss5e.) 41oitowoc. " Nisco9sin
Tbs above new and conmadious Hotel is now open
fer tao rac-pton of guests 1t is fitted mp in t" Ia
test nd most improved style. and pains VIII be
spsrel to make it agreeable and comfortable home
fox the travelling public io--o
n scHeIxxR-ck c. c. EssIIS6ER.
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UNIVERSAL AMNESTY OPPOSED.
81 have no recollection of any conver-
sation with the President on the subject
of general amnesty, or on the subject of
amnesty as all. fhape nerer recommend
ea general an,iscsty, a,sa lifYer Yds IN
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.F.aTgO.TfE UDTEL.

YIHIsSNAS WsEDE4ATE. Proprietor
This hrst class house is III excellent condition
ani the proprietor is conf ;nt that he can give per
fest -.tissact;or the travelling pubic
Bass viii AWAY. he ready take travellers TO and
from ths boats good Livery Stable IS kept in con-
p.,,an With the Unu.e 12-I
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d Eft . FNIT-N. Mo-
g. A WooD. Attorney for Mort gnSee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15

DY virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed 70 nae
ID on the first day Of January, A. ID 1855, By
e. v. Hart and Julia A r. Hart, his wife, and
duly registered in the Registers Office ofsheihy
County, Tennessee, IN record book No. 81, part
ID, pages 643 and GA 10 which reference is
hereby mad For the purpose OF paying the
debt therein secured. 1 wti, on Thursday, the
18th day OF June. 1861, on the premises. near
the city OF Memphis, in the County Of shelby,
and State oaTennessee, Expos to public sale,
and proceed to sell tothe highest bidder FOR
Cash, the following described parcel or ground,
tO-Wtt Situate, lying and being in the County
of Shelby, State of Tennessee, near tGe city Of
Memphis. being oue-half OF lot No. ity-twO,
59 Of Wfloushby Williams subdivision, and
bounded as follows Beginning nt ahtake on
the west side of Walnut street, the corner o. lot
No. hfty-ons, (5D running south wills the lire
OF said street thfea chains and sixty-hVe 315l
links, to Stake the corner Of lot No. nfty-hre,
f5D thence west with the line OF said l0t Notify
I'VE (5l ten chainsan ninety-seNen lQsD links
to a stake, thence north three chains fsbd sixty
five (3a5 links 10 q stake, thence east ten
CLAIM and ninety-seveD (l0.s0 link 70 the be-
Ginning, containing four sores The part
hereby Intended to be conveyed IL the north
inEb been willed to the said julia A r. Hart, by
her mother. Eiizahetb w. Tanner. on the 9Th
day of March, 1851. The equity of REDEMPTION
in and to this property is expressly waived in
said deed OF trust, and the tile Is believed to
be good, but I sell ard convey only as Trustee.
"a e 10 be made between toe hours a one and
O'Clock in the
js7tds II. 9. HARRINGTON Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15

The crops ON the northern and western
frontiers Of Texas, with the exception Of
the wheat crop, n unusually promising.
Those regions are liable to drought, but
the abundant rains Of the present season,
which have injured the low lands, have
been just the thingfor the high and roll
ing lands Of the upper counties.
The San Antonio PAPERS say that
another large train of wagonsl0aded with
cotton, on their way to Mexico, passed
through that city last Sunday, The
train Il a portion Of that q Messrs. Con-
zales, and the cotton was tie last install.
ment OF several hundred bales, Slipped
from New Braunfels. This trade Is al
ready important, but would become
much more SO, could anything like. a
stable government be established la
Mexico.
Wehsar through the Boston papers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l

MEMPHIS, June H. 1857.
Gold is buying at IS to S5}c; selling q
37c.
Silver is offered very slowly bnyinl
at % to p.
Exchange is moderately active at to
off buying, and selling at premium.
City scrip is firmer, and has advanced
to 62e buying; selling at 65 to CSC.
Cobnty warrants are very dull, with
some change in rates. Buying at S5c
selling at So to soc. Some brokers are.
however, not buying, and in a few cases
S1Sis the best figure offered.
Pdice scrip is not active. Buying at
20 to re selling at 75c.
In bonds we have no sales to report.
Memphis and Little Rock railroad bonds
SOC Memphis and Ohio railroad
stock lac. Memphis and Charleston
railroad bonds, 75c; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, S. to SIC; Tennessee
J )nds, new, g. to &c; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, SOC; Memphis
city coupons, IS to Coo; Memphis city
railroad stock, Soc.
The unCurrent money market has not
been active, and quotations have been
steady.