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E0TTOH.

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was quiet with Uplands lid, Or
leans 1I4d. At I:20 pm. it was nomi-
nRly unchanged.
In the New York market, st 1855 am,
the demand was fair and prices higher,
Low Middlings &c, Uplands 272c, Or
leans 2Se, Good Middlings 2S4e. At l:50
pm. the demand was active st full
prices, Upiands 273@2S,. At the close
holders were anticipating an advance
and were keeping out of the market,
Low Middlings 274o, Uplands 2Sc, Or
leans 2S3o, Good Middlings 29fc. No
sales given.
The New Orleans market, st 1870
am, was active st full prices, Middlings.
2~53e-bolders asking 4c higher. AT ?
pm. 1t WAS active snd advanced. Sales.
5000 bales. Middiings 25{926c.
Our market opened with a good in
quiry upon q basis of 2592s3s for Mid
dlings, but holders were Indifferent and
only q few small sales were made.
Prices stidsned during the day, and al
the close helders were asking almost New
York figures ia anticipation Of still
higher rates tomorrow. We u as
follows:
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MATCHES Fa2 THE MILLION.

TIE Oroids Gold Watch Company manufac-
ture on strictly scientific principles style,
dnish and color IS cQrGt g0iGl q JGc smile o. the
most rare and Costly description Of Cod
Watches.
They are manufactured with Hunting Cases
Qadiss' and gentlemcn'si, have superb Swiss
movements; jetUsled esgins-tGrled, Win COM
DensafiOn spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers. ELpTasHte7-
the most exaeting or our custOmeIEnaV0
thoroughly demonstrated The strengLh dura-
biIity. accuracy ard ui ity OF the Iac-sfnls
WaILbGBl Watches, and prOnouncs them lnVAl-
liable as reliable tims-EeepeIS.
Fine swiss Movements. SIS PCteHt Amsrfe0It
hrc-sfmze EauhGza Watches. full Jeweied, 81
Chr0nOneteT BdiGRcs, 50 each. ElabOrateiy en-
graved with new and novel designs. Each
Watch Is Wsrranted by special Ceul1caLs nom
lie OrOfde Gold watch CON
Also, magnificent OroiGs cold Chains s., IS
aud s. each. sent everywhere, 70 be paid for
on delivery
Our customers are supplied free with the
Pick pocket Detective and Watch Guard also
mailed separately on receipt Of - cents. The
Genuine Oroide Gold watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly rom rs.
JAMES T. MONROE 3 CO.
importers and Manufactures,
uov62 1 $50 Broadway. New YORK
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AENPHlS & ARKANSAS RIVER
EsSAl zxEA
E Is
Packed Company.

FHBE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
Il ALLEN built expressly for this Company,
mas now taken her place in the line, and here
9lter The following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays d Thursdays, AT j o'clock p.ns.,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN Reese Pritchard. Master
". A. SALDWELL-.-.~....R. L. Haines, Master
OHAH-A...-----...............H- Bltisdell, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Commands
new and Hght-draueht packets for Fort Smiih.
Close connections made both ways.
N."--........JnO ". Williams. Muster
ESEI BoWIin, Master
VAN Bennett, Master
All of the above 5)ats were built expressly
I0F LDs trade and are particularly well aaantaS
70 IL. Passengers aud freight viii be mi
through by tins line to al points on the Arksp.
sas river Without detention, and at reasonabie
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
Lne Arkansas river frOD North or East OF Menu
PMS, should have their goods consigned Ia
- Memphl and Arkansas River Packet Corr
pany, 81 Mem PHI. Merchandise shipped from,
new orleans should be consigned 10 MemDhIs
and ARKANSAS River Packeg Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comma
ny : ONCE JNO. ID. ADAMS, President.
4. A. kENDI9, Agent,
oeZoI u a4 Front street. Mosby Block.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE Of THE DAILY APPEAb1
AEEFaEs. January 5, 1873. !
FINANCE.

ElRAGOEs
The money market to-dsy was quiet,
and in one or two cases we learned Of
banks being hasd up for currency. This
temporary scarcity must not, however
be considered as 6 test Of s0undness or
ability upon the part OF : bank to meet
all calls upon it, but merely one OF these
sudden and unexpected demands when
have occurred this year probably more
frequently than ever before. The hue
tuations Ia the cotton market and the
unsettled convictions of buyers as to the
future Of the staple, has caused many Of
our banks to let their balances remain
East, when resalts have proven that
they should have been ordered forward
immediately. Many large buyers in this
market have settled upon zoe as the basis
upon which they intended to operate.
The course Of cotton, however, has hus-
trated their plans, and many of them
are now upon the market, though they
declared only a day or 80 ago that they
would not buy st present figures. These
sudden demsnds are frequently not pre-
pared for, and it is not 70 be wondered st
that checks have to be held over until
currency is received from the East. Ope-
rstions in mercantile paper are limited
to customers, and sixty days is the out
side limit 10 all cases. Rates range from
seven 10 Twelve per cent. st the bank,
and from one and q half to three per
cent. upon the street.
Exchange is again largely in excess OF
the demand, but we find considerable
difference OF opinion in this respect
among bankers. Rates, however, are
unchanged. We quote Is follows:
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Conlnafssaonea1s Notice.

VIM, 2. Mellen, Trustee. and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
IL Ballard, Judge OF the United states Dis
fict Court for the District of Kentucky, a
Special Commissioned ia the above style case,
TO audit and make out q full and complete re,
port TO said Court OF all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage; and also
all bonus and coupons due and unpaid secures
by the second mortgage of the sald New Or
whom due. and Inc uames OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore. Notice is hereby given to all bond
holders. as aforesaid. to come forward and pre-
sent and file with me. az said Commissioner, at
NV ONCE. IA he city Of Pacucah and State OF
Ksntuckv All bonds, being the Lrst and second
1so-toa0e of SAID New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and nnpafd, on OF before the second Monday in
S1n-en fs69 W. II. JONES,
$500 ri special commissioner
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City Bonds are unsettled. Dealers talk
Of 4594Stc as the buying rate. One lot
Of 5000 was taken by s dealer at 4Slc.
There is very little demand, however,
and for some tims yet We may look for
no special activity.
City Scrip Is Gull and nominal. Buy
Ing at 75c. Selling al 7TG7Ss.
County Warrants are quiet at 75e buy
Ing. Selling at 7s9S0o.
We have no change to note In Police
or School ScrIps.
Gold went down to 1915 st noon to-
day in New York, but closed ST I35lc.
New York Central, 1914 Erie, 394.
We have no sales Of gold in this mar
ket 70 report outside q few small lots.
Dealers buy at 1349I344c. There is some
counter demand at I556IS54c.
TIE action Of the Board OF County
Commissioners in relation to the Nissis-
sIppi River Railroad win be found in an
other column. The Board has voted
$4,000 in aid OF the road, which viii
secure the commencement OF work
Within ninety days. This is che Of the
most important events in the history Of
Memphis, and the results VIII 40 doubt
prove the wisdom Of the Board in taking
such prompt and liberal seton in the
matters
It is complained that the grain buyers
OF California have made so much money
that they control the finances, commerce.
and politics OF the State, and the farmers
are urged 70 combine SO as to be able to
ship and sell their y grain.
Railroads appear TO be subjects Of some
uneasiness elsewhere as well as in Mem
phis. TIE Nashville Banner says " the
railroad ring are already mastering taegE
forces for another assault on the State
credit. How they are going to dodge
that fundamental principle of parlia-
mentsry usage which forbids that any
defeated essur shall be revived at the
same session, We are somewhat puzzled
70 know. The Middle aud West Ten
nessee members will have to keep g
sharp eye On the ring"
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lmet with a good demand at ex-
treme rates, say sl09lO so, live
weight, and 81 75@l2 p, dressed. A
large portion Of the receipts were infe-
rior, and therefore prices took a wide
range, coming down as low as So for live
aud $40 756I1 fer country dressed. It is
pretty clear now that the hogs are nearly
all in, and that the packing will fall
short Of that Of last season There can
be no doubt that the corn crop Of 1868
has bsen greatly exaggerated, both as
regard quantity and quality, but espe-
cislly the latter, and this accounts for
the falling off IN the crop of pork. The
receipts during the week and the season,
and comparatively for some previous
seasons, were as follows:
Total for the 1882
Previously reported $50
nr.4-F Fz-~-r- Oh pal
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COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

VKTE are the Sole Agents for the sale of theas
w u1rivalIed Gin Stands. For beauty o.
STAPLE LIGHTFESis or DRAFT, AND
OF LINT CoTrOE TO rEed cut per day, they are
unsurpi used. Reference can be safely made &c
every pianter who has given them a air trial
Where lnule power js used, they make a saving
OF from o~le-quarter 10 One-third q he oTaLL
OVER AEY OTHER GIN. We are also q lsnts 20
sIkAU 65 aRISF I 8, and WI iSAhn'
CO.'S CIRCDLAR SAWS
MoCQhRfIs8 q co..
Dealers In Hardware, Cukery and Guns
2221< an d s2l Main Str set
ivTI da4esyn ManphiR. Tenn.
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A BOOK Ter ETeFy Ultz3H al Political
Student.
DEMOCRACY IN The UNITED STATES
wnat IL EEas Dome. wha. II Is Doing,
ana what II WIN Do.
By Hon. HANSON H. GILLET,
Formerly Msmler Of Congress hom st. Law
renee county, n. 7 /; more recently Reslstrar
and solicit. 1r OF the United States Treas
ury Depa- vtment. and Solicitor for
the Uni@ed states IN the
Court of Claims. etc.

TN enc elegant volume. large l2m0, OF over
4 100 cages, bound IL ezra cloth, and contain
ms splendid PurtraItS on sieei or Jefferson,
jackson, seymour and star &1d intending
Biographical sketches II the Democratic Nom
Nnees- Erlce, 81 ".
This admirable work contains o colnPlets
and snsr.1ed history o. t1s Democratic psrty.
rom It's origin down to the present time. It Is
a vast repotory OF political and historical facts
of profound interest TO every citizen, and or
value to every politician for reference. No po-
utIcaI textbook IL so complede, 50 full OF relia-
bic information, or so interesting as this. No
Democrat can AFFORD TO be without II, as Il 50 ~
plies him with eve5y fact bearing upon the IS
sues now before the public. The authors ex-
perieIzee dates Tar ba ok into tie early portion
or tie century he WAS an associate OF 5llas
Wright he enjoyed tire and Hiend-
hip OF Jackson, Van BuTens Polk Taylor, FILL
more. Pierce and Buchanan AND IrObaDly
better than any man living. is acquainted with
what the internal workings of parties have
been for ths4ast dfky yeslrs.
Mai led, post tres, 70 any part Of tie OnIed
States on receipt Of price.
sz- Agents wanted tc sell this book IN every
part of the Union. Clubs and Democratic or
ganiz atoms VIII be supplied at special rates
D. APPhET0S q CO.. Publishers.
20, 81 and 81 Grand Street. New 1orE.
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TRANSPORTATION.


THE undersigned having been appointed
. Agents for the above Line are authorized
10 grant through bills Of lsdlpg rom Memphis
TO Liverpool sad Glasgow. The attention Of
shippers Is called to this route, by which the
delays and excessive transfer charges incurred
at the large ports are entirely avoided. Bills
OF Ladlng contain through rates covering ali
charges from Memphls to The ships dOck at
Liverpool, AMI low rates and quick time are
guaranteed Fifteen nTst class Steamships are
now On the line making regular Trips ou satar-
day 81 sach week. Frelghis loaded from The
cars on DOCK CirectiV into The vessel.
RECEIPTS given 20 Boston and
New England points via. GRAND TzUNk
RAILWAY.
For rates and information apply @.
THOMAS TROUT 4 > ms, Agents,
Jas No. @0S Front street, s~isnphis-
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TAE HOLIDAYS!

Great Dfsfrfbufisn by shs Hefropolttaa
eff CO-Cash Gifts 80 the Amount OF
$3.50 ,~O0O-EveFy Ticket Draws "a Prize.
5cash gifss,each $4,000 60 cash gifts, each 900
10 5@9 10 l9
SO ELEGANT Pianos, each So toSJ
IS -" " MelodeOna each Is 10 lJ
$50 Sewing Machines, % TO 10
so Fin Gold Watche1, 20 70 ~
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc. al valued AZ
81 U0,G0.
a chance to draw any OF the aho7e prizes for
sc. Tickets describing prizes are sE2LED II
envelopes and wei miXed- On receipt OF &ea
SEALED TICKET is drawn Without choice ana
sent by mail to any address. 4 prlzs named
on payment OF OEE DcLLAR. Prizes are lmms-
disteiy sent 70 any address By express or re-
turn snail
You VIII know what yOur prize Is before yon.
paw for II. Aay prize exchanged FOR ast0LheT Of
same value. No Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
KEFERzSCEs We select the following rom
many who have lately draWn valuable prizes
and kindly permitted Us 10 publish Lueln : =
7. wilkins, buffalo. $500 ElSs Annie GonrOes
Chicago. Piano, $50 o D Moore Loais-
Vile, 5000 Miss Emma WaIWorth, Milwaukee,,
We publish No names without permission
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS 49, lle Urm Is reila-
bic and deserves their success eeEly Tr--
bune, Aug. 8. I'VE know them % De a fHlF
dealing drm."-N- Y. Herald, Aug. = "A
friend OF ours drew 8 EBU prize Whlc4 was
promptly reesivsd. DAILY News sept 3.
Send for circular. Liberal INDUCEMENTS %
Agents. Satlsfsstoa guaranteed Every pack
age OF Sealed Envelopes contain oSE CASH
SLIT. six Tickets for 81 % lo1 y y To- -
no for SIS. An letters mould be addressed 20
HARFEz- EILSsM a -
uov91 I'm ET3 - Y.
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WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

Is PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF CoVN-
/ try entirely tribunuy TO Memphis, and has
a eireuIstf a unsurpassed Oy any Oh ne1 mt
dium Of that kind 10. North mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally Will M ID 1t
to their advantage 70 adve etise in the SrA1s
Address STAR
0cS = FAuo4Ai Alsa
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Old Reliable" Memphis and While
River Us. Mail Packet Company,
semi-Weekly Line.
- - -

Ls - nH
TUE splendid side-wheel steamer
4 No. 2, n MAYFLOWER, viii form q
SeIni-Weeky line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every TUESDAY
and Saturday, at O'clock pm, connecting al
DeYaH's Bluff with trains Of the Little Roclr
Railroad for Little Rock and Hos Springs. Re-
burning, wiz leave J~acksonDOrt every Tues
DAY and Fridey st 5 am, a Devalps Bluff
every Wednesday, and Saturday at 70 O'Clock m.
close connections a. The month OF White river
with the steamer Guidon for Pine Blur. Fare
10 Pine Bluf, S2 90; Freight, 50 cents per 100
The steamers Economist and Hamilton will
run between Little Rock and Fort Smith in
with this line and the b and
Little Rock Railroad,
Through receipts given for freight to all
points between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance o1le-hd9 per cenL LESS by Ghfs
route than any other.
JOHN 3. DAVIS, Superintendent.
LEVY d SHARPE, agents, !
ocSs u Nos2BG Front Row., :
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WOLVES
Schiedam Schna

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufac-
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery, in
Schiedam, Holland, expyssty for medicinal
use.
II is now some twenty years since the pro-
pTtetof frst introduced 10 r. the american pub
lie, and duriHg that time he has received over
three thousand letters frOra phys Tinns, indors-
ing It rs the purest Liquor they have ever used
In their practice.
II is made from barley of the IN est quality,
selected with great care nom the prOuucJs OF
The most celebrated grain-growing districts, Is
Favored with the essence Of the arOL latte JUL
per-berry Of Italy, and is rsctifed by - peculiar
process, which szpels nom the spL nj every
acrid particle.
AS a means of preventing and correc ting the
disagreeabls and often dangerous eff vet pro-
duced upon the stomach and bowel 8 by a
change OF water-a visitation 20 which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unaccllmated . ensOns
In the West. the South, and Southwest 9 Ee Pc
culiarly Iaole-the eCaTEDAM AFRO. EArIC
VIII be foUnd absolutely tnfal uble
while IN cases Of dropsy, gravel o~bEtructiC MS OF
the Kidneys, diseases of the bladder, stric ture,
and general debility, 1t Is re- TOM
menGed most emphatically by the most dis
gulhhed members Of the medical profession.
II is put up liz quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the name of tina Undersigned on
the bottle and cork, Rnd a hs3-siBiis OF l4s hg-
nature on the label. For sale by al respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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CTEANEB GEORGE W. CHEEK IT,
= leaves Memphis every day tor,Gs
AoundCity al s am, 10 am, y m, p aud ~
Pm. Leaves Mound City every day at an,
y Am, u am, and IL and / pm. Landing al
foot OF Wasb .0-1On street.
Jyu MARX P CHEEK. M1ster.
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NRMPHIS AND LITTLE R0CK
RAIL O a d.
Open to Madison

NS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
Der z, sos, the train on the Eastern Division
OF This hoaa via run regularly as loilOWs:
GOING WESF-Lsayeg Hopeheld MONDAY.
wednesday aud Friday al T:3D Ak, and arrive
al Madison at 1 O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday
Lhursday and SaIurdty at 7sJ a M, arrive al
hopeheId a. I O'Clock pm, and Memphis At
GB pm.
The ~Eerry5ost Nevada Isaves The foot Of
Union street st Z q ~.
Tlckels ior sale At al the Railroad Ticket on
ces in the city.
Frelgnts for Madison or way stations received
py Z j., PalteEsoa q 20, at Their Whsri-bost.
fCCt OF Union Street.
EteiElt 70 way stations must be PREPAID.
50 once OF kcSa, 10. i2Je1srsOn street.
aug j. ". R~DBERnrJE. Gen. @Hu'r.
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CLALRVOYANT.

MADAM DEVILLE, the world-renowr, ad
Iva Cl61rvoyant, can be consulted on me : ,est
present and .future, at her rooms. las M AIN
STREET, third door above OVerton = Eo1aI
promptly, 5sIs k1SlSsu
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The Liverpool statement for this week
is IS follows: Wesk's sales $1,000 bales,
Of which 20, 900 was for export and 10 600
by spectators. Stock, $50. 900, OF which
$1,000 is American. Stock shoat 2S3. 900.
of which III, 600 Is American. The total
stock on hand shows an increase for the
week Of 1000 bales, while the American
in that time has increased 1900 bales.
The total stock sfost has increased dur
ing the week 1900 bales. The Ameri-
can sfoat shows an increase OF 1900
bales.
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FOR HALE'S POINT.

Memphis and Ease's Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Gscsola and HaIe's
Point.
The sideTheei Passenger Packet
MYRTIE..--""-......Captai W. c. Hardwiek
Az ILL leave Memphis as above ~T-
~ every IueSday and sEtur-Aalzss
day, commencing Wednesday, NOVEMBER Ein,
and VIII remain permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention 70 bus ness trusts to receive
the patronage Of suIppers.
For ireign5 or passage apply on board or to
FlNSUN & DONAHUE, Agents,
251 Front street.
MART WALT & CO., agents,
nOv2lU No. IL Front street.
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FOR EVANSVILLE.
FOR RIVER.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
LODlS4A hl4lPS AldSteA
This elegant and swLt steamer @
will leave as above 5EzzH[
SATURDAY, 9th inst, ct 5 pm.
VINS0N q DONAHUE, Agents,
las ga Front street.
Mem Phfs and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AME5-.---~mGeo w. Boyd, Master
J. 5. SEDAN, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter Il
4 the trade as q regular ATUk-kNe6
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November As. at 5 pm,
And every alternate saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street,
LEVY 6HAEPE, Agents,
nOvl4t # No. 81 Front street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
uN1vERsITY or RE souTF

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH,
sEwANEE MOUNTAIN, TENN.
THE next Term af the Junior Department
4 will open at University Place, Tenn,
Gu Iha iOE Bay Of February. 1869.
Boys received at any age n prepared for Col
lege, Location perfectly healtny-4e0 feet
above The sea. 500 covers expense, board and
tuition, for three months. FOR circulars and
address q. r. Fairbanks, ESD,
General Treasurer, University Place, Tenn.
c. I. QBIHTARD. DID,, LID.
jas ecd" Vice Chancellor
BRTNKLEY FEMALE COLLEGE,
Memphis Tenn.
THIS institution viii open MONDAY, 9Th
i January, 1853. II is located at the southern
terminus of DeSOtO street, convenient TO the
street cars. The College grounds contain six
purposes
TERMS PER SESSION OF 3 MONTHS.
I'm Advance)
For ali Branches of Education Taught In
Female Colleges, including a full course
OF English, Ancient and Modern Ian
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For Harp, Guitar or Piano, Vocal and In
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For BGardin College, including furnished
room, fuel, towels, light ana washing 100 90
Day Scholars can pay by the MONTH IN ad-
vance. No FEES.
j. q. MEREDITH, President,
jas d&W Memphis. Tenn.