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FROM a letter dated from Fraut, Sus-
sex, written by Mr. Allnatt to the Lon
don Times, We CLEAN the following inter
esting astronomical observations The
succession of furious hurricanes which
occurred of late in the Mauritius had
their mitigated eounterparts in this
northern hemisphere. On the day of
the fatal cyclone of the 18th and 18th
of March, an equatorial gale, almost due
south, ragged in England. Again, on the
18th of December, 1867, cyclone passed
over the Mauritius, and in England the
wind was rough, squally and unsettled
If We possessed authentic records we
might probably find that the atmosphere
Of the whole earth is sometimes simulta-
neously stirred to its depths by these
mental perturbations. 1t is an ascer-
tanned fact that the diameters of the
great wind circles which visit England
from Intercepted regions vary from 700
to 1000 miles. During the month of
April several sudden eondensations oc-
CURED, which ended in thick fogs or hail
stones. Deep purple mists also hung on
some days amid the foliage of the distant
landscape. Altogether the month was
insalubrious and the rate of mortality
high. On the 4th an earthquake was
felt at Jersey, a dense fog existed in
London, aud at Maidstone, in Kent, the
suns force at noon was one hundred de-
grees
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, June 15.-At the Jerome
Park races to-day, the sweepstakes for
two year old fillies was won easily by
Jerome's Roptine, beating Invercola and
Morris FLY. Distance five furlOngs.
Time, l:063.
The Premium Stake Of $780, for all
ages, one mile and five furlongs, was
won by Lancaster, beating Meteor one
length and Red Dick two lengths. Time,
2:571.
The West Chester cup of $500 was won
by Local, beating Jerry O'Connell, Dow
cry, Onward and Fannie Cheatham.
Time, 4:03. The first four were all close
together at the outcome.
The Ruling Race, for all ages, one and
s quarter miles, was won by MeDaniel's
UTbans, beating Tubal, Lutte, Red Wing
and Enchantress. Time, 2:l5.
The premium stake OF $500, for three
year ODDS, miles, was won by Lloyd,s
illy, Nemesis, beating McDaniel's entry.
The bark Ontario, from New Orleans,
bound for Havre, was wrecked off Hat
teras on the night Of the 18th, and the
captain and fifteen of the crew drowned.
-Four were saved by clinging to portions
OF the wreck.
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Mhere toIIve.

All good men should live in Arehan-
gel all angry men in Ireland all muir
derers in Kildare all circus men in
Somerset all brokers in Stockholm all
cold men in Chill all geOmetricans in
Cuba all fools in Folly Island hOrti-
culturalists in Botany Bay wags in the
Bay of Funday perfumers in Museat or
Cologne; brewers in Malta gluttons in
Turkey beggars in Hungary; lacOnic
men in Laconia mOUrners in Siberia or
Wales eonfectioners in Gambia chill
dren in Crimea oil spectators in
Greece dyers in Greenland; gamblers
in the Farce Islands stumblers in Trip
oil curious men in Pekin shoemakers
in Bootan all soldiers in Armenia or
Warsaw.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June I5.-Gen. Bu-
chanan has relieved the New Orleans
Gas Company from the action OF Banks
order of March 18th, 1864, requiring said
company TO transfer to the QuarteFmas-
ter's Department all the stock standing
on lis. books in the name of persons in the
civil or military service of the COnfeder-
ate Government, or who had not com
piled with the act of Congress Of July
18th, 1852, or the Presidents proclama-
ton OF December 8th, 1852, and all such
stock, together with the unpaid divi-
dend account since July, 1866, is released
from the restrictions of said order.
No attempt was made to Inaugurste
the State officers to-day, according to
Packard's two proclamations, though
they were in consultation this morning,
and a considerable crowd of negroes were
In attendance at the Mechanics Insti-
tute, in expectation Of this important
event
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, June Is The river is
rising with ) feet II inches IN the canal.
The weather is clear and warm.
No arrivals or departures to day.
PTTTsBURG, June l5.-The river is fall
ing with feet 6 inches 10 the channel.
CAIRO, June Is -Down-Ruth, at l.
M Bermuda, at u m. and Shark and
barges at Pun.
Up-Bslle st. Louis, at 2 Am.
The Thermometer was l0Io in the shade
at pm.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-The river is
falling with Is feet in the channel.
Freights to New Orleans, 35 to 40 cents
per hundred.
Arrived-Empire from Arkansas river.
EVANSVILLE, June l5.-The river has
fallen inches.
The Darling and Richmond passed
down.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The river is fall
ing here and above, but in good boating
condition.
Arrived-Rubicon, from Vicksburg.
Later-The Upper Mississippi is riSiDg
rapidly at Dubuque.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Doc
little did not attend the Chase meeting
at Philadelphia. Being chairman OF the
Executive committee OF the Democratic
and Conservative members of Congress,
he felt that he was not at liberty to take
active measures in advance of the con-
vention relative to the candidate to be
nominated.
The President to-day withdrew from
the Senate the nomination of Gen.
Mott as Minister to Costa Rica, at his
own request.
RumoTs have been In circulation that
5. Nj. Clark, Chief Of the Printing Bu-
reau Tor the Treasury Department, has
resigned, but nothing very definite can
be ascertained with regard thereto, ex-
cept that several days ago Clark inti-
mated TO Secretary Mccullough his readi-
ness to resign upon n close examination
into the affairs Of his Bureau by Spe-
cial Commission to be appointed by the
Secretary for that purpose, and an ae-
count Of the stock duly made and re-
ported. No such Commission has "a vet
been appointed, although it is believed
that such action will be taken and Mr.
Clsrk's resignation will then be ten
dered.
The Surratt trial has again been post-
pOned until next Wednesday, the Gov
eminent not being ready to proceed
with it,
Mr.. Rollins proposes to answer Secre.
tsry MeCullOugh's last communication.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, June Is, 1858.

MEMPHIS, TENN, June Is, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
Like "a sunbright isle in the stormy
main" or ." a spot of azure on q clouded
sky,n find at the close of a lengthy edi-
torial in yesterdays AUdl0RcAe the fol-
lowing beautiful aud appropriate SEN
tenee:
Then let the Democratic banner be
flung to the breeze, our principles en-
0iazoned upon every fold, whispered In
every breeze, and Numbered in the tenn
pest, till its echoes shall rouse the faint.
ing spirit of every patriot and freeman
IN the land TO work for that victory
which will surely come If we can rise
above petty feuds, and be governed by
Union, concession and harmony-every-
thing for the cause, nothing for men,"
While cheerfully accept this in the
spirit in which it was manifestly written,
must-that l be not Misunderstood
say brief word in reply to other por-
tons Of the article referred to.
In taking sides between two friends
l made no attack but simple defense Of
an absent friend, to whom, in nv opip-
ion, an injustice had been done; and
had the names been reversed, and the
injustice done by Col. Cooper to my es-
teemed friend OF the Avalanche, my de-
Tense would have been as prompt in his
behalf.
There is no ground for fear that the
"COnfederOte soldiers " will be deceived
into the belief that an "insult to Gen.
Forrest" or ian outrsge upon them,u
was intended, either by Col. Cooper or
his "indOTser :" what we said end did
was for their benefit, and met the ap-
proval Of many of that class with whom
L converted. They know that our high.
est hope is to relieve them OF their polit-
ical disabilities, and thus restore our
State and National Government to the
control Of the white race, to whom it le-
gitimst ly belongs.
Ii recognising the attack on Colonel
Cooper as "coarse" is "iUjustice and
Misrepresentation it must be charged
TO taste rather than wrong intent.
And now, in conclusion, l am able to
say it gives me pleasure that my article
has afforded the avalanche an Opportu-
nifty, even at my expense, to indulge in
its Observation-Disclosures "eOsrse wit /;
and as my cdchOsthes scribendp-
which in my case has not become chron-
ie-has been relieved, accept the chal-
lenge which seems to have been given
in the quotation at the beginning OF this
article, to-Wit:n that our little contest
be decided by considering that one as
vahqUished who does the least in the
coming battle against the common foe.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN W. LtFTWICH.
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FOREIGN.

BERLIN, June 15.-The North German
Parliament has passed bill authorizing
the Government to raise loan, the pro.
ceeds of which are TO be applied to the
enlargement and improvement Of the
Federal navy.
LISBON, June 15-The mail steamer
from Rio JaneirO brings the following
intelligence: After the bombsrdment Of
Humatla the allies made combined at
tack on the rear OF that position to gain
possession Of the forest OF Gran Chasco,
and thereby cut off the communications
Of the PsraguayADs. The assault was re-
pulsed after desperate engagement, and
the allies compelled to relinquish the at
tempt. The siege of Humstia still con-
tlnues, and the fortress is closely invested
by land and water.
LONDON, June 10 The Daily NetUs
says the long experience, training and
high character of ReveTdy johnson are
guarantees that be will represent the
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limited States as whole and not sec
tionslly.
The Times says that no envoy could
have been sent with more confidence as
the spokesman OF a great nation, and
the unanimous ratification of his NOM
ination is an unexsmpled testimonial
that his intellect il admirably trained TO
discuss the prevailing or probable Issues,
with precision, impartial dignity of
character, breadth OF learning and
charm of manner.
In the House OF Commons this even
ing, the Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
Lord Stanley, said the Egyptian Gov
eminent entertained plan for the estab-
lishment Of code Of laws to protect the
rights of residents in Egypt Of foreign
birth, and that the Vieeroy was DESTROYS
OF carrying the measure into effect.
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One moment, in the midst of prosper
ity, We stand with the world in hon.
age at our feet, the applause of multi
tudes ringing in our ears, the sunshine
of happiness streaming along our path
way. \ moment more, revolution in
the wheel of fate, the hand of an invisi-
bic destiny empties its wrath upon our
heads, adversely sets in, the world puts
on a look of scorn, the voice of praise is
hushed, the light grows dim, our earthly
career closes in darkness to open again
in the light beyond the sky.
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POPULAR WORKS ON FREEMAOONRY
PUBLISHED BY TIE
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, n. C, June I5.-W. n.
Holden, Governor elect, will issue q
proclamation tomorrow, converting the
General Assembly on the first of July.
The officers will be installed, it is under
stood, as their disabilities have been re.
moved, except such as have already
qualified, who it is presumed will COM
ply with the law of Congress Just
nassed
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Buck Bye salve
WILL
CURE ES.

In the District Court of the United states, for
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of Benz amin I, SISTER, Bankrupt. In bank
ruutcy District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom Il may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointnent as assignee OF benjamin. +. Stofer,
81 Memphis. in the county OF shelby,
and State of Tennessee, within said district,
Who has been adjudged q bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF said dis
trict.
A-D. fssS WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
teIs 81 80 Assignee, Etc.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
| CINCINNATI, June l5.-Flour dull and IT.
regular: family S9 50@lO. Wheat S2G2 10. Oats
73.d7se. Pork SIS. B1lk meats I2@I41{c; bacon
Il, I61z and nc. Lard l7149l7hc. Butter &c
higher. Eggs &c.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. June l5-TObscco firm E; lug to
dark leaf IS to SO So -Four. extra, s. 1898
Bacon, clear sdeS, held at TIC. Lard ~ lSc.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE June I5.-TobaccO, sales 81
hhds, ranging from 81 IS to Sl7 for Tugs TO fair
cuttiug and shipping leaf. -Four, superhDe,
SSdS p. Wheat SA9Z 10. Corn S0993c. Gats IS
dSic. Rye 81 g5G2. Mess pork S2Stt2S y. Boon
shoulders l354c; clear Iio sides l6349He; clear
sides IL Gl7I9c; bulk meats Gull and nomi-
naly unchanged. Cotton firm at 2SlSc for
middlings. Whisky unsettled; quotations can
not be gwen.
new Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. June I5.-Cotton quiet but
firm miGdlIrgs 27g271xc sales I'D haits; re-
ceipts SO bxles. elllng 52x@55; New York
sig at u premium GOLD 30. Sugar, molaSsGs and
-four Gul and unchanged.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, June Is Cotton steady and quiz
et sales go bales uplands 2Sleg29c- Rice quiet
Carolina ! 5.Gll34e Coffee nominal. Sugar
quiet but sle.dy. MOlaSses dull and heavy ;
Cuba CSC Flour dull and declining. Wheat
quiet at g 099Z 10. Corn dull and heavy at 81 q
Dry soods-Light prints l21sc; sprague's do
lac: CschecO IKE; Amoskt az l19c; printing
cloths sc heavy brown sbeetings 49, "a i71Sc.
Money ca y; ca ] loans SS3i sterling quiet
l0glO4 gold 40,9401s.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June l5-Consels closed at si7sSsj.
F.Ye-tWenties !1$s91tts.
LIVERPOOL, June ll.-UottOn closed irregu-
lar; sales 10000 bales uplands lO3sGl0}4d; Or
leans lO1s@lld.
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DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES. pm
~ fumes, Fancy and Toilet Article. Ph1si-
clans can rely on the greatest prc,mptness and
correctness in the coEnposzding Of prsserIn-
]. B. PERKINS, an old ard competent Dru1-
Gist, VIII De FOUND In the Prescription DEPART
ment. KEASBEY 4 co
ts7 lw "a Poplar street, corner Third.
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Murders in Alabama.

The Mobile EUeRing Net0S of the 18th
inst. contains an account of the murder
of n. E. Thomas, editor of the Choctaw
Herald, on Tuesday last, by Joshua
Morse, the Attorney General elect of the
seslawag Oligsrchy," assisted by VIM.
Gilmore. A Mr.. Pierce, overseer of Mrs.
McCormiek's plantation, was found dead
on the road, having been shot, and his
head shockingly beaten with club.
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EUNOMIANS
OF LaGraHge SyBOdieal College.

TThas been thought advisable to hold meet
| ing for The spositlOn OF our society Prop
erty. The meeting will be held at oxford,
Misc, In the Unist rsity Chapel, on WEDNES-
DAY, June "a, 1868. II is hoped that ali the
membs rs will attend, or communicate their
ielsiT JAMES D. WEST, President.
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NOtfCe.

7 HAVE two beautiful and wen improved
Plantations In Lee county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city of Albany, bounded BY
one OF the best railroads IN the state, and fine
Lot and eOmmodiods Dwelling in the city,
which ! viii gladly soil or exchange for other
property, nearer 70 me.
sPls A. WRIGHT,
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Reduction of Freight.
10 White River Merchants and shippers.

NXTE have this day reduced freights as fol-
w lows: From Memphis to Augusta, West
Point and Searcy, 10c Per 100 rs to Jackson
port loo. per 100 rs, and Black river, zoo. per
loo rs making the rates, now charged TO
Augusta. West Point and Sesrcy, soc. per 100 Ds.;
&c Jacksonport, eoc per 100 rs and BLACK river,
81 per 100 rs, bari els IN proportion.
JOHN d. DAVIS. Supit
jealw NJ and W, +. Pkt Co,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ths q
vi Uucers aud members OF South NJ
"a sInphIs Lodge, No. IFS, are hereby notI- Xxx
led W attend 81 eciaI comlnun1catlon,| "
THIS uesdHy evening, al O'Clock, lCr NoFK In
the +. =. degree.
AnF C.'s are fraternally invited.
By order OF A. J. WhEELER, W. n.
BEN. X. PULLEN, Sec'y. Iel6 1t
I ABJRE Rs WASTED-ON THE ST. LOUIS
i ! aud Iron Mountain Railroad, 10 work on
grading ami track-.aying, near hiteWater
bIIdge, fifteen miles west Of cape Otrafdeau.
Wages, ~ W per day. For information apply
to FlLBURN q IVEtS, cape Guardian
tsI5lm 4. NJ AULT.
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The Great General Restorative

ONLY needs TO be mentioned 70 receive the
~ approving voice of every user. 1t is now
the most popular among all invigoratorS. You
have ten gallons in one bottle OF that which
i'll make you young, and keep your system
above all tendencies to disease, as well as over
come the worst di eases of the country. IL
should be in q. cry house and taken eYe cry day
at this season OF the year.
FORSTER, KEALROFER q CO.,
General Agents,
zee Main Street.
Can be had at all hrst-class druggists jel2lm
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EXTENSIVE SALE

Household Furniture,
DYw.H. PAssMoRE & CO.. THIS MORN
ID ING, consisting of one elegant Parlor set
Solid RoS ewOOd, covered with Satin BroeaJe1e;
Chamber Sels, in oak and fancy oae Plano,
ply Carpets, Cocoa Mating, Bedsieads, Bureaus,
Wash Ia IDS, Tables, EafeS, actresses, Cribs,
Refrlger ators. Chairs, OF every descriptions,
Once stools, Decks, Kitchen Stores, sc. etc
Also, ~ o be 5utifu' Pier Glasses jsle 1t
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

VTANTED AT MEMPHI5 CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets
Miss. Central r. r. lst and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. X. r. LIST MOrtg. Bonds
Mem. and Chas. X. +. I'd Mortg. Bonds.
NJ. and i. r. Il. r. LIST MOrtg. Bonds
Memphis aud Ohio 10 per cent. Bends.
Mem phis and Ohio er cent. MoTtg Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and .. K r. per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and o. Z. X. 8 per cert interest Bonds.
Mobile and q. Z. r. Income BOnds.
Memphis and U X. r. Stock.
jel0tf Z. c. KIRK. Cashier.
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THIS TEMPLE OF MIRTH NOW PRESENTS
the Greatest Constellation OF Artists ever
presented to a Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLETTASs fARCES,
PAHTOMIMES, Etc.
Admission so cents Private Boxes. S.
Doors open at ~, performance 10 commence
at 81 O'Clock. ap2
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dissolution of CODartnershtD.

THE undersigned heretofol e trading u nder tn
i name of In ahlAN q CO., Memphis, Tenn,
aud LEHMAN & job NSON, Holly springs
Mics, give not &c that said firms and pArtner-
ships are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CYRUS JOHNSON,
]. e. JOHNSON,
Z. w. LEHMAN.
Memphis, June IB, 1885. tel5 st
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BANKRUPT'S SALE
At the Store, NO. IS5 Main ST..
Of Drugs, Chemicals. Perfumery,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
Glass and Glassware, Fancy
Articles, Druggists and
Grocers' Sundries,

A T private sale, for so days, at the lowest
n New York Let cash prices, by order Of
the District COurt of the Uzited States for the
District OF West Tennessee, in tae matter OF p.
i. Hustte q Co., In Bankruptcy. The goods are
al fresh and in the best order, and Will be sOld
in los 10 suit purchasers for Cash only. The
especial attention OF Dealers and Drugg SIS is
cal ed to examine this stock, as no such in
ducements have been offered to this public be-
fore.
Nc Packages broken and no reclamation al
lowed after the delivery of goods from store
A Catalogue of the stock can be had by ap-
plying at the store No. lS5 Main street.
All orders to be addressed TO
WM. Y. CIRDDE, Assignee
OF P l. Huetts 4 CO., Bankrupis.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1858. je1l II
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
(sIx MILES SOUTH OF FRANKFORT.
Gel. B. T. P. ALLEN, Superintsnd't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

TTlHE I'D Academical year OF this Institute
j will begin on Monday, septembsr7, Is6S.
TERMS Three hu. bred and nfty dollars
(SS50i per Academicsl year of A. weeks.
Refer to Messrs. Parker, Woods & Co.. Mem
phi, Tenn from whom Ca alogues may be had.
For special information, address Col r. T. P.
ALLEN, 1peTintenuent, FErmdale, franklin
county XIV. tel2 daR3m
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OWEN SMITH,

FUNERAL UNDERTAKEN. COFFINS AND
ID Shrouds OF all descriptions constantly on
hand. Orders for Funerals promptly attended
to at ali Cemeteries no. SIS Second 81 eet,
corner Gsyoso, Memphis. Tenn. Fine private
earrfa-es furnished for family use. fel2 I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

In our line which we ohsr tn the trade and the
public generally. at FIGURE WHICH CAN
so tierces 8. @. CanVassed Hams,
25 hhds. choice Sugars.
80 bbls. Crushed Sugsr,
% bbIs. Powdered Sugar,
so bbIs. Coffee "A' Sugar,
so bbIs. Extra " c. Sugar,
100 bbIs. Mess and Prime Pork,
80 casks Clear Sides,
10 casks Shoulders,
90 bbIs. choice SyruPs,
s5 bbIs. AToIasses,
% bags Coffee,
so mats o G. lava,
SO kegs Leaf Lard,
$50 eases L and 2 Ib. Oysters,
etc., ETC..
Rendering our stock a. COMPLETE As ANY
IN THE CITY. Having purchased EX' LU-
SIVELY FOR CASH, We are enabled o offer
and al such are especially invited to call and
give our stock an examination
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-16

CINCINNATI, June lj.-Flour dull and IT.
ocular; family 90 50@lO. Wheat S292 10. Oats
3d7,c. Pork SIS. Bglk meats l2@I415c; bacon
=, I61z and nc. Lard l749l7%c. Butter &c