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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29

The resolutions adopted by the
PENNSYLVANIA Republican State Conven-
tlOn rejoice over the victory of 1883 which
secured peace TO the nation; approve of
the principles and policy of President
Grants administration, and endorse the
sentiments contained in the inaugural ad-
dress; repOse confidence in the national
administration in its endeayOrs to settle
the difficulties with Great Britain, and ap-
prove of the rejection by the Senate of the
late treaty on the Alabama claims; heart
of all nations in their efforts to obtain
universal freedom, and the inalienable
rights of man; endorse the administration
of GOV. Geary, and the nomination of
Judge Williams; reiterate and affirm their
adherence to the doctrine of protection,
and pledge the hearty support Of the party
TO the nominations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
- SPECIAL haTICE.
Words of Weight for Wives and Mothers.

Fhe superiority Of HOSTETrER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS over all other tonlcS and correct
ives. as "a remedy for dyspepsia, biIinusness
nervous affections. and al complaints Of the
vIsceraI organs, and preventive OF mala-
rious disorders, is proverbial: bu, perhaps it
il not so generally known that the ingredi-
ents OF this famous invisorant and Alternative
exercise a powerful and most beneficial iu-
fuence in that numerous and distressing
class OF a6hpents of which 50 many thou
sands of delicate Women are the patient, uIl-
complaining victims. The special troubles Of
the sex commencing with the dawn OF wo-
manhood and extending over 2 period of
from thirty TO thirty-hve years, are as readily
and certainly relieved by the operation Of
this admirable vegetable preparation, as any
of the complaints common to both sexes, for
which 1t Is recommended as a specific. The
attention OF mothers is inyited II ITS bal
Samic effect in those peculiar cases of func-
tional jrresElarity and irritation, which,
when neglected or maltreated, destroy the
health and shorten the lives Of so many in
valids There is no need for the powerful
and dangerous drugs too often resOrted to in
such cases. The mild tonic and restorative
action of the BTTTERS is all the assistance
that nature requires in its struggle TO over
come the difficulty, and vast amount Of sufr
fering would be spared to the sex, if they
placed Implicit faith IN this wholesome vege-
table invigorant. corrective and nervine, and
discarded the pernicious nostrums advertised
by invigorant and mereenary eharlatans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
By TELEGRAPH.
O,.p.i,.. to iAs sonta.e.tsn Press sssooI.i.a.
WASHINGTON.
Cholf5 Among the Spanish TrO0ps---The
CubaHS Re-enforced.

NASHISGfON, June 2S.-Acc0unt
frOI Cuba state that the cholera i,
ven bad among the Spanish troops
Wb are suffering for medicine and
fod, their communications being cut
Offby patrols. Their re-enforcements
hal been driven back with heavy
los. The town Of Polundas had
ben captured from the Spaniards,
viii their provisions and arms. An
eNedition, six hundred strong, had
ben safely landed at Neuvitas Grande,
aT1 joined the Cuban army. The
Gbans are occupying the highlands,
AID are in fine spirits and health.
Second Lieut.. W. +. Bowen and
capt. F. \. Field, of the United
states army, are ordered to duty aS
indian agents.
The naval officers, headed by Vice
Admiral Porter, paid their respects
Q the new Secretary of the Navy this
morning. The clerks were also intro
iuced, to whom he said, owing to the
favorable reports made TO him he saw
no reasons for making changes among
them.
The President has appointed Major
John ). Hay, of Illinois, Secretary of
Legation to Spain. Mr.. Hay was
Assistant Secretary to President Lin
coin.
Internal revenue r-ceiptS to-day
81, ,I9l ,0l0.
The game between the Cincinnatians |
and Olympies, this afternoon, resulted /
in victory for the former. The score {
stood thirteen to five. The Cincinnati I
ians left tonight for Wheeling.
Judge Emory, of Nashville, has /
been appointed Supervisor of Inter
ternal Revenue for the District OF
Tennessee, vice Noah, resigned.
Eleven clerks in the Second Audit
lr's Office We're removed to-day, and
twenty new appointments made in
hat Office.
Twenty-thrre female clerks have
)een discharged from the PostOtficr
Department.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
FOREIGN.
AllOcHtlon Of The Pope Of ROme he Re
views the Condition Of the eChafh in
Italy and other Countries.
Editors VI French Journals fined shd !m-
prisOHed

HUlE, Jur,- L5.-Ehc Pope deliver
al an ALLEGATION yesterday ia which
ne reviewed the c0uditiaa uf the Ro
man Catholic Church in Italy and
other countries. He deplOres the ltaE
ian ! aw suhjecting clerical students
To- military cOn~CriptiUn IL an infring,
ment Of the immunitieS, rights and
liberties of the Church. He dWeli~ on
the evils afiiicting the Church in Aus
lria and Hungary, and says there have
been complaints Of the Bishops in
those countries. The events in Spain
give cause for sadness and mourning.
The head 81 the Bishops in Poland
being undaunted bS. Russian i.,-I--cvyt
ton, Is source of consolation. The
allocutiOn concludes with these
words: " 10 the enemies or Christ
consider the fate of his enemies. Let
Us pray that they may be restored To
the paths Of justice, and that the
Church may be crowned with fresh
triumphS'
PARIS. June Zs.-Hcnri BOchefOrt,
editor of Ia Lgte13Jt, has been con-
victed of Illegally Introducing that
Journal into France. and sentenced 70
three wears Imprisonment, and 10 pay
4 fine of 1890 frame To these penal
Ties are added the forfeiture of his
rights of citizenship for three years,
including the right To vote in any
election or to occupy seat i'm the
Corps Legislatiff.
N. NJ. SimOnSin and JOurdan, edi-
tor. of La SeTcle, have been fined 800
francs, and each of the editors of La
IDjniORe N1fi0Rdte have been con-
hemned 10 one months lmpFison-
ment, with fine of 500 francs, all for
violations of the press law.
LONDON, June 2S.-In the House Of
Commons, last evening, Mr.. Law, the
Chancellor of the ENchequer, an
nOunced that Her AIajesty's Govern
ment intended to propose quarterly
payments Of the interest on the public
securities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
RICHMOND.
Gen Candy Replies 10 The Editor OF the
State Journal

RICHMOND. June 2S.-Gen. Candy
writes reply to the letter of b. W.
ellis, Of the HGfe JOURGl. containing
an argument TO sustain his position in
requiring members Of the Legislature
tG take the irpp-clad oath. He con-
tends that the reconstruction acts re-
quire it, and that he is acting in con-
fOrmity with all the precedentS en-
forcing il.
The Conservative General Commit
Zee has resolved not 10. allow Gen.
Ganby's opinion to influence the course
Of the party and the present candi-
iateS, all Of whom are eligible under
The Fourteenth Amendment, viii be
kept in the field. They say the iron
clad oath win never be presented in a
practicable form.
Chief Justice Chase, while here, eN-
pressed the opinion that there was no
authority in the laws Of Congress TO
exact the iron-clad oath df members
If the Legislature.
Chief Justice Chase left 1Or White
sulphur Springs this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
ST. LOUIS
Heavy Rains West of Junction City.

Sf. Louis, June 2s.-Information
from the West says that the country
west of Junction City, Kansas, is in
undated in many places, and that
horses, stock, crops, etc, are washed
away. 1t Is reported that twenty-five
persons have been drowned on Chap
mans creek, and that the town of
Abcttne is flooded and two persons
were drowned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
CANADA.
ApBOlhtmehimen Of General Public Hlli.
day--Arrest Of Chief Clerk in Receiver
Generals ONCE.

OTTowA, June 2S.-The official ga
zette contains a proclamation setting
apart the first Of July as Dominion
Day, as a general public holiday for
the present and subsequent years.
G.. c. Reiffenscein, chief clerk in the
Receiver Generals Office, has been ar
rested, ,sharged with appropriating
public money TO his own use.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
I NASHVILLE
Receiver Bass lnducted into Once No OpgO.
siti0R BY the City Authorities.

NAsHvHLE, jane y. - Receiver
Bass gave his bond to-day, and was
nducted into office. M opposition
was made on the part of the city au-
thoritieS, who surrendered the tax
books on demand. The Receiver viii
have charge If the city until the an
nual municipal cISStion next Septem-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
PHILADELPHIA.
Something About Grant and SOsie DE
structiYe Tornado

PHILADELPHIA, June y. The
Ecegsilg .SoT says the correspondence
between BOrie and. Grant, as pub
lished in a New York paper, is a
forgery, and it has the very best au-
thOrity for saying 50.
A tornado yesterday partially de
molished the Sixth street depot, de-
molished two brick houses, and badly
Injured Chase's shoe works, and also
unroofed several houses. No lives
were lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
HAVANA.
Arf"a! Oi the sas Captain GeaefA With
Additional }foOgs Reception BY
the Volunteers.

HAVANA, June 2S.-Gcn. Denadas
ss-IiNgu M JIlc narDQr IhIs ElOrninp
troops. The Volunteers here assem-
bled and are making preparations to
receive the new C@ptain-Gcnpral. He
will land ut noon.
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TELEGRAPRIC MARKETS.

NEN YORK. June 3S.-Cottou .c bet
ter. sales 5000; uplands 54054l4c. Flour
- gnt15 80. closing DC lower. Wheat 81 -.
Rice nomiually unchanged. Coffee dull.
Sugardul; cuba lls-. Molasses dull,
Dry Goods Trade Is quite languid, but
prices nevertheless are .irmly maintained
for cotton fabrics; and On some grades of
bleached musliuS we have TO report l5c
advance from the lowest on Fruit of the
LAWN 10 Masonville. f.ausdale and Hul's
Sempe Idem.
NOucy-Thr market was very easy at :
per cent currency during the morning, but
after one O'Clock rates of interist hegan to
hardin, and about the close of bank hours
the stringency was greater than at any pre-
viOus period since the money pressure set
in. The rates on call were l-32 per diem.
and interest at : per cent. The latter is
equal to Il So per cent. per annum. This
stringcncy j. understood to be wholly ar
tihcial. sterling firm 94@97{. Gold dull
il opened az 3755, advanced 10 375s, fell to
81 . and closed at 37lz. The carrying
rates were 70S per cent. Clearances S43, :
O0O. 900. The SI0O0,e00 of Government
Gold sold at Sl37 45-lGGal37 54-l00. 1t is
stated tina. the Wesiphalia takes S63S, 600
in gold TO Europe. Governments opened
buovant but closed lower under the
Stringencv iu money. Old TenneSSeeS 50;
new - =.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
STORM AT BUFFALO.
Fears Tor The Safety Of Vessels on the
Lake.

BUFFAL6 y. y, June 2S.-There
was violent storm here last night,
and il is feared that much damage has
been done to the shipping on the
AXE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
ALBANY.
Destruction Of Locomotives and Cattle Cars.

ALBANA-, y. Y, June q, = Two
locomotives and three cattle cars were
smashed by collision on the Susque-
hanna Railroad Yesterday No lives
were lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
LOUISVILLE.
five Sosr. from Louisville to Cincinnati

LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-The Louis
vile and Cincinnati Air Line Rail
road was formally opened for business
to-day. Only five hours is occupied
in running traEls through.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
NEW YORK.
Robbery Of the Ocean National Bank.

New YORK, June 2S.-The Ocean
National Bank of this city was bur
glarized last night Of 500, 900 in Gov
eminent boSS, a large amount of
securities hel6hging to depositors were
also taken by the thieves. No ar
rests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 2S.-COns0ls closed at 92S{
@q27z. Fiye-twenty bonds S05s.A
FRANKFORT. June 2S.-United States
j-20 bonds closed at S65z.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S.-Cotton closed
firm, uplands l23zd; Orleans Esd; sales
l5.O GOO bales. California white wheat los
red Western IS I'D. Flour, Western 23s.
Corn, mixed 36s; old S8s Sd; oats. new
.3S ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
EXTERNAL APPLICATION

No internal adluvaHts being required in any
case, only To regulate the bowels, If eouStipa-
ted, or in Diarrhea or DySentery.
The PILES. while astOnishingly prevalent
In their various forms amongst all classes OF
both sexes, are, at the same time, the most
distressing, frequently dangerous, and hitll-
ertO most difficult of cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
learn Of puFpOrting To cure the disease, yet
realize M permanent advantage therefrOm.
They have been told professionally, perhaps,
there was I. no permanent cure for Piles, and
consequently have deSpaired Of amy future
cessation from pain and suffering.
To all such a SPECIFIC is offered for their
relief The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June 2S.-Cotton ac-
tive and higher; middlings 32'a321 &C; sales
1860 bales; receipts $50. Gold 1873. New
York sight sc premium. Sterling 5lAt.
Flour superhne - &c; M S6i NNN
81 p. Corn advanced, white 81. Oats Il
are Bran 81 o. a@l 10. Hay, prime
Slsl ,@lS3t. Lard, tieroes 19l5@2Ic; keg
20ikd22c. Sugar dull, common 9H@lO4c
or'prime. Whisky 92}za95c. Coffee,
fair AZ lznl5s5 prime 10 "a 1899.
CINCINNATI
CINcINN ATT. June 2S.-Flolr - 75(I6 90.
Corn 6GaGSc. Oats 6S(q 7lc. Whisky 92fd
g3c. Provisions all unchanged. Groceries
steady and In fair demand. Wheat 81 20td
! -. Rye 81 l0al 20. Cotton higher and
firm; middlings &c. Butter 25Gt&Gc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUI~. June 2S.-FlOur II j0Ca4 -.
Wheat~Sl i2@l l2l4. Corn 7j(aS0c Oats
65@GGc. Pork S33 25@33 30. Whisky 94c.
Groceries quiet and unchanged. Bacon,
shoulders l4isc; sides lS@fslEc. Lard
l4Lc
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llastilN Yonrs.

G.. W. BLACKBURN, COmptreller.
p. S.-Since the date Of the report
in the appendix, several hundred
bonds have been issued. Remember
this. G. W. b.
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There are said to be $4,000 Commercial
Travellers in the United States, divided as
follows: Belonging to Boston and the
New England States, 10000; New York,
10000; Chichigo, Cincinnati and st. Louis,
10000; Pennsylvania and Maryland, in
Guiding Philadelphia. Pittsburg and Bal
timore, 10000 They might be put to
work on model farms, or sent to fight the
Indians on the F1ains,
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June p, - Flaur - p.
Corn &c. Oats 7Oc. Prime Molasses soc.
Tobacco sales lJO hhds at s. 7Oal0. Sugar,
prime lc. Pork S33 80. Bacon. shoulders
l4l9c; sides lSalS}9c. Hams l9lzc. Lard
1870 Whisky Qlc
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CHCtG0. June 2S.-Flour - j0G6 %.
Wheat Il - Corn Hare Oats 63c.
Rye 81 o.. Barley Sl 4Jal 80. High
ers l2lsc Lard l6i4c. Hams l5lzc.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

NMTNJt TO the recent death OF Mr.. /. 4. WILL
- under the Styie OF WILLIAMSON. HILL
surviving partners, will continue the business
name Of HILL. FONTAiNE & CO. at the Old
"A cOntinRauce OF the patronage bestowed upol
HIM u Co, Will be Settled upon presentation
MENPHIS, MAY ., 1869.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-24
Domestic Narkrts-IRY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK December 22-NUoa.-Fiour without
material chincc. Wheat quiet without decided
change. Corn-Frm Tor new and hca-y for old
FORK dull mess. $Ji the spot. Lard dull st lsc.
Cotton steady ut 25ic. Turpon!lne q!c at 43sI4tc.
nosiE arm at 3c.u5e. .. IL Tor strained. frciSpe
dull.
Ere1;pg.-Cottcn quiet end steady; sales l, sdo
bales at 2Js Flour NJ changed. Wheat heavy and
It. lower: Winter red western, 3;1,. Corn-Sew
iirncr old declining Pork--New. S3o7S3l. so.
Lard hcavy kettle. iat@l &C.. Whiskey, s9 3sl.
Groceries quiet and steady. Turp.utine' sS.G&ac.
Rosin. 6:GRSS.
RtLTIMorF December 23.--Cohon dull with q
declining tendency. Flour steady and unchanged.
Corn and Oats dull. tyo, rl4Sl.oJ. PROVISIONS
quiet and weak. Whi-h"y, 81.
C1SCrSSArI December 25.-Cnrn easier with
,.nly IL local demand: rev. 13GlIic. old, Csc.
Whtsiey, 9.I9jc. Lard roininaliy lower.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Corn unchanged
Pork sGG5r. Shoulders. l5c. clear Sides, Isle.
Lard unchIngcd. y hiskcy, g5c.
ST. Louis. December 23.--Corn dull white
sacked. seGJ5c. Wh:,kcv, 93iG0ic. Provisions
declining, with no sales.
WlLM1SGTov. y. C., December 2a.-Spirits
turpeutlne duh a',d declining al 3si43ec.: crude
steady ut SlG5TS2s1. Resin Sull and quiet;
str med, Sl.55. Tar steady 1t 81. Cotton dull.
CHARLESTON. g C., December FACTION dull
and easier It: 2562.c.; sales, 900 bales receipta
., go bales.
AUGUSTA GA. Dccamber 27.--Cotton opened
with Ii i1lr dcmtrJ, but closed weak ut .9tg.3c'
sales, G;3 bales receipts, l,96- bales.
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 9S.-There Is n good
irquiry lcr cotton 1t 49, sales, S,I0o ba!esi re-
ceirts, IS! bales: exports, 1851.