davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-06-03

WEsxso1x Ev14uo. Jane&
wing wesr DC seaaees aat sh,azaents u lam
tSsr. Elussz md laih Aa14nE the paSs twr1fJs so0r
no0u-
Rar<fF<i. SAiPNE.A
IStas9 H---.. ..-.----.,--...--..%...AAhn 9&0
GG.ak11% ho-----..........-....>..- ho-- tN.dH A&11a
~ Observation-Disclosures. r0o0 As.d0
1G3 1o1cH1u& tat@t R,oEt the frfpfs ktd kh|oat1t1
eaf s6e c-ttespl1dtn tine lA1t yext:
kzss&p<a Drrntnfs
11ttes1s+ .-,.s.@. AuA6Q 4fta0
Sa!Gses. No.. v5:1G IEsaa0
~ r. ...--....-. .-.........Hislo8 AAaR
-x...Akft-bnttp4ss II ta1 1kyyaAer hIchANE6 tn.61y
snsi md vess frx sal-s ~ste msdss PfieeA we're
@A&A t2AA42&zFEk2s lllA.&41s -
= &4A2 lk4H ~ A4&2a4<4k@i1z
eT15 m., ~ ~ tu3ade the fo1owta<s
0a19h ID kco~ Wtitt 0AE from H&14esre. tx m h
.e1AE1sk jo0 ard tslnht1. Il 419 n, peld hY Maxwell
SO
,,.; G<s e + erp Tr.der foaa Aa.ksfoa IsS r = Ell
, 1869-06-03

..'>.'.........-....-...... r, $40 OK, 300
:. iae aMount ret down u held In Europe aeesn1
Mtsst .nah iaets won>d ra11ant, though II .1n be
temeuoeFed that Last SIMMER the amount wa4
esumafed II aeyen hundred millions, md tnst the
saipnaeoss OF bonds stnee the last Prrs,dent.sl
s4eeuoa n4fe Increased no enormously that II Is
uo1 nupoealole that two hundred m1l!ions hare
been ah'pped nnoe tnai time. II tbs Horhs
anAae co1Tect, tfleAEes only About 500. .oob 900
VI Eos6nment bonds fot pt1yxie investors, the
0ust fands u fsstss and pztT8te tudtv!tra.a, and
1oaan& stock On the natkrss Of the United 8sateAL
, ahe ase7i ssAr Of The Chicago 4 northwestern
aanhaS Company ends AaJ 81, 70 khkf the STATE
"en1 Hsen below is = complete shnw1ng Of fta
0uAness for the iaet 5eas as compared WITH the
pref1oaa one The total ea1ntnss OF the road fool
Up nehftF IA oee no. beng N tncresse oFtf iaks
rear o. n.s2s.aA The election Of the oraces1 Of
me company takes plaee tn this city to-unrrox,
tInafsdasl. The following u a Comparative tts.e-
month and for shn wear.
, 1869-06-03

E1t:1 E?z6rd ssexEs...-...- ass
Choic+ Hrt<rS-ftoe, fl. xrcn fecs.sed. 70
6JeHI ~ ttee1.. I'D 4re.A1nx ftot9 LEO
r 20 r. rA..-..-:.-....,..-.:- ..-..;,. IN tz:5
Prime Ee4Ee4-GpoA. xeilfAtttd. finely
.E.....,:; ;-.:-.-..-.i.1..,..;;.s. as asm
ssshnS Lon T. et1 1is-.........-.,,..; ~ as ta4N
Ardf..n t1AAs- Acdfure tzfr.s 4cf rcd
rnns tnf e4ty asaxnte7. Ind asera<ink
10 u Ia9a ~. Aao 2&@
Stock EA1t.t>-Coa.t1un eA:ste- IL dNsE.
nesh. Aoa are-aetnk Nn 10 1ou ~ 49,. III .44.k
tufuior-La8ht and th3n ccw. aod s:s.s,. ase tatN
EttI1k fllEa It1AT
, 1869-06-03

NKw YoRK, June 1-MoneJ shAdt hrmer At& pes
cent for call iusLa lncreaArd Ac:trtty t. due 10 thc
growing dlstsuat 1easisc " Istsent lsa pc CO the
Sterling duu It 11a319k
Gold heary and t9u thst The Secretary ef
tb Treasury lntends 10 inerrase hs weekIy saes Th4
k5see e}Sned \ i1, sdvs3eet e i=s3. sad elu.ed Il
ipAs@LE3- C9th "a .beaaAat 4nd ca1ttns Iates
Govefnmseti dnA ehaae eAsie., elsins haIc, .seaas
4a1xc hIt tcks Ct bndS wc1f ou3 In todAyS s1exH7er
from pusthaAes Eaade on Monday.
1he EaEstntept tsaxht 1Ano res=la. Gsa II lis -
'6ts 4 n6 tl e:o ooo reEr1As 81 ii l!G Hin1 *uu
ryuta1 < Il 1i6 y fa5 90 ttxa.At iis II f1:
Il ~ Elno; f:ouo rrenlar s1s II 1l< = lm 9s4en
!sFnlsy ~ st ~ g D 80 et1 resiltr O. 4 iid t.
nnA e. Il 1le b l Tnc teetts1rd January md July
tonds eold frec q July ntIest, The epapk pIic
, 1869-06-03
MACHIN ERY,


PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
CoDhiaias tas xsA1taaz1 q eE.eItaey, daatEty "a
4eoEanE with the minimum ii Netxu xd p<iea Toy
widely md t4TukAtly EaoWa, moro sh1A 40 hc42x
r. oae An nv.znted ..t.ststtaa5, q % sssA pesEts
J. q, HoALnKY 90,
LkGr7eeo, Ma
, 1869-06-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

HEEF CATTLE--1Nerr wAs good de1aard tor hesi
eatste ~ toE a.fttt - aGn foI ~ aet1p-
adIicts YER oct favorable. New York brnk qaotrd
"td~ w. bat Tx u&hs AtEfrAIs impaired Etla fett
tag. and hdcss n ne1siy errTy frTAne- enabled
10 rlote OFT slSht advantr The prsess current
sasted . the rsa. 4 The dse1e@t ss4.s 4 buyers
n 1r I'LL IL NJ. y " sn'- i. n ~ T 80. T,. enrse
err.i n.k q the ~ w.t m ,s.ei "a fAyn! II sp
3~w York md Albany. Il rEttts rAndhK II e4p441o
for enssou liked eta: EIN46e eQ for
:so f.: tyr . enod saleai shi2sirs bes~, and Il
q s.r TrDt TO 18th fat Ahis ping 4teefh
The z1a-kt: rlAed f7En !: ian Aanctra S:c:s.1c.s
, 1869-06-03

"a g s.: i Z. sss5S Il sstnss wy al
a; 1s s :S s;s.5s s
e Wses e. sss es s "a
scarcely hru Il sed fairly active AID .ses.Y ;a.ts
= 81 Il ss:i. L q
sa: q l. e Il wit Sstt:a nn Si &c Stvs4 ad
Insas Csnaaa IN bond tsirn fer e1past % p1ivain
9ssy ?a ss'sy e.; Eo"3 (. S5 e
II % f" aiasf w,ss VI We,s ~ satIs -; II
as aa Sss s! u = eIcssa "a
= s ;s'; ;ss e;fs ss.sa al9sf Viz 81: 3D.
eE st = s!eat,
81 s.: e* 81 as,.:ss: SD aa; d;
PE71otGcN~DuI Il is3ls4c Tor e4uae: ssHaac
he1alseE 81 d1a,. :. Ssts tss sue1o.
ATE. md hio Gtsade tlsht nd n.Iads EeithsA
sese e;e Il is fst .eala ] = asts i % *
Ooi-Fosrlm quiet, domestic arm. NJ $s.ea&3aao hy
' 59s.;5s fsa74ae.f. faHTRtr1E!a.a 4 & Gus g s3s
f. + Il :s 1T Il. ,3fs ss; Ss
- Dt44aoA md sapo Tor American nas guilt. It
< Fl e s is4 s;.s - shet
ss ~ sii1sh =. e ::S; 4: \ L. a ;sSs f s8
nj f?E aeg mt.s ee..as !. 1s, Essss e =
81 s =. $ ssss Co., 3 -: !. YEs Pst; 81
j e & ! .S & sS: s5s ;I s IL. s r., Is M
tvs intl. me4. neti I.an. auie; sAt. 4 10 hsl.
is iSf :Soaists Ss 1sets. xs M t: s:'e t,a. ~ ~
NM: 1ales 100 hs1t* iselu'iss l5ne rih'sd sud tuas
M ! s5s ~ s {: stis|1 (.
9s sts 4 a 1ns q Is sc. y Shsy i,y,g .
g III e Ssssss ss :iaf s,s.. BIT
/ co.n s<E s:eans1 at I'D:
! BazAps1r.T&~ FkI1 aa~i r.sh.r .ao.t aesisw for
iow n.ae: o4 estEs tas -spoEt Il II MssxS r. "hsss
rssheF mose .sesdy iost esiaed enaase M q re
ssF I ia & fs' II lfsaa W:ea
q., 2es. es.n:s f. f. ea, a
e.rrn qH!ss md arm, Iasd sntet lssc for esesin
WmssE9-ia talf r.-.s..s. ..les ss1 bit, wa.csa
MINIATURE.
NnwAru1. June :: ;,-BhzAp<1UrFs-Fkar.er .erF dull
'iare. gf sf VIZ, S,: ses sss e. adn's, W M
an :, * %; 0%s.ed heT. Nc suiet aud steady Il
rnsnsnts% r., ~ ,,S.,, ~. n
Il. +, e. +, II sns,: 81
! 'i's for No, :: '''fi i5DPsEf1zE ;eDSgs II
S.. & 4 S 'Si!fa !: M: i S N
Sssafs s's.s ss2 & .ss ;'ss4 IL .'s"E
F5ne III 1s4x4. T.! In t'1,e, 1,,,;, !. My J.:
wooI-rnwsihed *ssNe, ~
ST. Lor1s June a-Tan4c.:oHin s<A .se..asl s..4s.
te. .:..ay 4 cTs.s 8 y l:e1sa .,,,u, ~.
e a1f:a saiiaiiss. s'ss ''F r." H'aaH.s ='e
sissS tssa = eaae q sna.s sr* sDss;ss 1
hzAnFtr1rss-tlos'f -DeInAaa eAietH Jog s;.Ars
q. IL a. s3s ss stss :eEs sRist e1 as isa Ii
, 1869-06-03
OCEAN STEAMERS,
Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP eos
Through Line 10 California and China,

Slesntr. ltxse Fir Nd Il Harth Fr+T Eoot * O6au
IT. ii T. o'cotk nnou.
0n lhe Isl 1ItA and 11rt.
E1css w3ct these da{s fAu a Sunday. .sea To az
rrr.iou1
uectiok Win Cci,rsdo, Capt Parker,
1une l-ARtzoHA. Csrt Aau.y. c, 3aeettns WITH
Orr huna-rt ;eEnds Of bskkase a1o@td tree 10 each
sdu!t F2ssefsfeT. Medicine aad attendhnes fret+
uss ecnnet = faEalna With sseners taf Seu1a Paesht
pss: In aad llth for Qe1l Alnte1a poE-1. hn tteAs
o{ 1t kpGtd II A4ake{iiia
EUH 1AFAN AND CHINA.
Ssezt.er ot JInc IL 1sR ecnntets eoAy 1t San F.sn
tieeo WITH kee<n+f GREAT HEPVBLlC. lesytne Jnly
4 LEA tor JA2sh apd C4uuz-
For LsEn q ps.s.ks tsetes nd "a t1!her ss.ozss
New foaf, r. 4 BABY, Akrat q !. tiene1s Wes.ess
AEtncT. ecgnez LaSsfte 1td 4adteds. # Gh4c.sot
, 1869-06-03

WEDNESDAY EyxN1h0, June Z
The following tables thex the receipts aud ship
taents OF produce during the past tNcatT-tour
hours:
, 1869-06-03

o1nqktT3 M HAnHE 9 r. .-"a n The condition y
Iii aE t3a;sss : IbsEs ~. t.H ea.;.p- -fnR
wcee tic trsess ea ttttk; II 7nthy rller and fslT
r5E$se1 Y o.@lsoo tine: tsr p;essh r. r.
rssirt, lnese pzrss< 312 sa4lI5e: 14hy. ts*e 2 oe
Msko9 sasaa9 q: b1.!stt loc.t % N.Na. SAWS
uIDEs-Aees4.el. G24s1 ~ shipped, t.sso %; !ne
demand MAS eGRs! to The supp and rr1tA ucst ET -
2rEet, Nths e@ta!5.s: ttsen sale4 esirua. he.sy.
i:slss; tSrn IT, i+slse: a1y dill. s;sl;se. II
ssts; i1S;ae gully nd 4sIaasea. twoths7a= FHec;
IRON And STEHL-Ihc demand to-day fairly
, 1869-06-03

this tsas. II scek hut ewing Is stxat d{1esence b.
tween she vtsws q ha3et7 ana eeaesk - toTAlass-
'aaAdinkr pro@.s psrtey tretly tndalked BaJes
r. ,51s1 ~, rsss3es1es vi In ~ @ ~
le. Z IL s<et Il The eiose and the ra1kt Ind
heAd u ksnRsn tsT os.us,nn. rtc1sn. orasss and
ui1ed Icts; 4AeDkAA.3 f.x nardtsza AnA Al a41Aa =
, 1869-06-03
Illinots aAA Michigan Canal

Nltno3a aAd AuehiGna Canal
Special DezsstEh to The Chicago frihcee.
HAtt1EGpET, Jane4
ClEAkLD-1. l. Ale1andet, leuaapt Hsht: r,-ce1sr
W. mnnt. lEoss Rnn. LoekpeEt- =, ,ooa Il lninbet
a148 LTD =
AKA.sID-F1anes L<1nont IS Jds e:ane; Loaise, L.
noui $ yts Hcet: Cnlorel MAIHiEk, Letaor., & yds
stone: Letaoas y yas stnEse: b. l. Pcas
stone; s r Galt Leaont, % I'd stone; Wm. SIaons,
Ae1soat = sts stoas. y hss hnos; 1nves,is,toy, l.
Aents.l%;; Lea,enh s yds 9aaei ce.. Wslker,,
hRtDaKt1nKr+ Ihne - p II.
c1zAaTplD To7 heah IHreen.. LIZA; q I reas,te.
d<snoEt- tat Earsyse, sag Vert; y, a s.ceI J.let
,ea, 81. Eceth lstoo hianb; AoFnlak il9at, sprias
Bay sHeas + lunber 0naha: Gikx1yfr 81 II 1aus:
1t iaznbeE. a159a lzth, "a otU s6irEtee
AH51v2ps-Qnc:n citr, lASa3k, Asn b. ees7: Gild
, 1869-06-03
Vessels FA4sed Detroit

Sr~sets FA4sed Detroit.
Special ps9ateh 10 The Cacaso T1ibaae-
DL1RaI1, Lanea
rchnortfs Exile, DAnnuess, Rabszts and Tfanspast
TNnikht CA AtlE. Valetta and sres Ee.t scheoGeFs
LJaEx Cast. Weaaua, GraEwa2d Dscs3nkaxht nd
HAnkec.
WSJp-West
, 1869-06-03
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets.

ForriEn Markets.
fEnrC1AI.
L1xnox. Juna 1-s:en p. a.
l0sfox. Jene f-ExtnInE
CoEsoA Ter noocey, 3sS: on Aeecu1t. s1k 10 beods
as1nndan aetes Nd tseady nj s1H, Do II Ft.akfost II
EIe, 1s4t Illinois Central y staeks kesay.
CokxIRE1Al-
Lrvkxroo1- Irnt 3-n ~ 4 m.
Flosr; e ID Red wheat, essds wh.se WHEAT. q n
Fcxt. Iok LkeH, -
LrE1fool. Jane - ApE
Potk, 49,
He1t uuehasEc4 -..-
fNEnoot, June 3-Evening.
pottcn uors 4ettvsi Ensdd1ins aptsnda, us6d; Or
teAns- ua,d Ezjes of koN hAtcs. =
& &G.ntesIsA Nh.ss ,*hs.s: .. a.: I'd Wetes1, HM
y "a. HAtieI. 4 Pro4. ia q
Fott. ssa Beef ~ tA-a. IL g. Chtese. sts- HA-
ca, -. =
sai1tts pet1o.eunn. ID; refined. 1s- Tauax. "a "a
LaxpcS. Juae 1
AS1Etk1, June l.
PenoleuEn, 1fA ft4nea. quiet.
HArxk, Iane
Cotton baoysat q fsaues. On gpxs u. s1oat.
, 1869-06-03

Ao: tna3lt, Nono h!eany, ~. b: 'shs q. .ao449a
WOOE-RncFastd- Il 90 L.: AtIrped. II "a Thr
nsstes r.shef gnlet hi a7p IL pTseea current ca
I Yesaefdhy1
, 1869-06-03

Tort Of K1NHIus
ARRIVED 1AnM CH1cAno Max M-Prprs Passase
IaAho. pean Hthmn1d, PatoE.iAt; bA.ka City Of the
Stratts, g. v, r y Atson: schr J. Xeldsrhooss.
Roanoke, Ctutetto, and Plymouth
, 1869-06-03

WUxxxc1X EyEHud Jdae
thLo.Ftok were TIC &at shsax1eut1 q Jam
ser. ss1ne1es md laih during Tia pan twesJ +oas
, 1869-06-03
TAE cDuH1s Of LAW Asn EQUITY.


The utsl Of causes noticed for this term u In
p1OGresE, i being expected that ju1gc Davis will
1rts1dc Ii tits labor, cnnlrnc cncng this morning.
The last cauEe tiled thus far Il cause No u On
the frial ca1codAt. ..
, 1869-06-03

The Live H&oek Markets.
Hkv Tupx-
spee!zl pt4pa&ehta 10 Ih= ChIeaso TribonA
,.-.... INV To1E. Junet
Hee: Ca.sie. .Rsea2t.. n hs.a. I'd ah@gt ~ he'd
orr ffo ye1tttday vert ca the tuzEkrt The weather
y oat.so!snIe e I'd p1ssss ~ ke bxsE 4 teg q the
agnehcz q tnf1+1r e tsts apla Il tiat@ls+e
Hxtne-keeepts, kstN n to aaxasarsssrs; ptjces
ncn inal II a3sas. Cisy d1eesed decstHed 10 u5;1c
NEW YcAx, Jnne 4sLCattle coming tarwasd fasttt
than they e.n e teid The a,oatM Jcs:s:d*y a9s =
se.a q Aend3y 80 ie1 = hssox The ". et Is:
q e1trt tle trcGESt A WITH hot talEe uaE,htr 4
~ The mozr co1aEsoa pFteea for fat eatta ia
Utc Eooe wefp ett1toop enough 70 60 beso~ l5c,
md very fsw uude! 1!e rho,ee drovr d y ewt I'LL
nois ste<?s hfoueh1 l39l6c. drove Of cwt cattie
tv.r1kr4 &1n6m
shct tp-4jonse IL tpartut3y. but se1 vesy tiawty,
0r1s te Wcse RECEIVED tsaJ- but they aze nae ~31t
3D. Several old 1ots Et} r11&,ld Of 0h4u q
= uhds. tIousht &kt csI es poondA &c. with 4osoo
od = pounds 1t SIC.
Hexs-Are unch.nsed. With 8 cAsr arrived to-day.
Iherr u i shade u we1fnt1s IN the traaA-
II, 1oE1A
ST. tort9 June 1-C4ttie-ln n7oderxte Espp3r, a2d
FteAdy II 4ta;c fer cpnnon to choke.
Acfr-In tAir demand, It ;S3Sc. FstA&
, 1869-06-03

tttpE:
Il, ~ i. ats7 t4e
II ne shct 6S'a 7Sc
Heavy 1xot4 * 1hc
1toop uad I:s.s hand observation-disclosures d = E
Rouia a.a ,.,,.,....,...,.,..,...... 3kta
......,....,.....-........ aga
Hsf owl md half Tpud ....,.,,.,,...., ~ 54e
Shtrt Iron, 1AA 64t
StetE Itv, F4frHnfrFL ....,,,.,........,,is IL <x3
SET tesa .Iaai.;.7
Plaw stsel Gft1na1 '1tsHt
.Tc.k.t Flow sTset. ,4lt
Atftealel plo@r s:ttL Ia tAi1
Sprtnk md tze aftsl. Grcsasn. Ia taH
lEATHER-Af fair demand exss1cd fur irnehrr, sad
tft 1cstk-t ~ erady 1t rErytaus tscn The felaW-
, 1869-06-03
MhiHe AewK

Port 6f EieFefKnd4
AEUyD f1oX CH1cAop, MAJ N.-NopA~
Ctx&EKn FuR EE1Aan Nay M--Sehr9 At5tps
E&an, Adlrondse; pop4 Plymouth, Equlno1-
, 1869-06-03

NKw ToKx. J1ne 1.-The weather IL = lttJ~ lptIetp.
t1t and traAe u leAA aettve Fiecs meantime, FuIe
atss1y. and ~ hare t7poftant ehatxe to ob*efse
exrert Ia ~ aeAchcd nrss Of the peerr Alis trxpd
&heh have aavaoeca fsnsn 1te u iic There has bee
arEe movement tn rztn tottors sat rt- nf sasious
lppkA gloomy $ppuKh,
, 1869-06-03

7ac tnspccfion Of gram. received stace thc 8taTe
tables wecr made up ios The thts roorrlng, Is Is
fallaHs: 2a& c1rn whsR1: l71s czzs Anl 1 $50 bu
com; SIX cars and I, esu hu osts: cars 7ye, and
CATE barley. Tolst, ~ 800 bo.
There VIZ tats attendance On Change to-day,
aud naoicrate activity In con-; 81 else *aA
quiet,
, 1869-06-03

TALIDH-oalet nj lb1a 1t IeAc. " til eurz1ts5 u
tota Il 1pte.
T1RICI11-WAs IN t1odt.4.G F1t+.s nd fftA85. -
rrrTnsn,fT aurtrt We r~Eeas na5 TIT - fa11EE.
TYxF CEy GIVING,
, 1869-06-03

FLQCR AND GRAIN r. ETuEE,
The following were the stocks Of dnur and grain |
u elevator IN this city on the evening Of Saturday
last:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18
OUR "MAKE-UP."

1t will be apparent to the readers Of
the APPEAL that, beside the new dress,
it has undergone another change to
them as well as to US, only less i'm
portant. We have changed the style
of "make-up," as printers phrase it,
that heretofore has characterized the
paper. Our local matter.wil hereafter
be found on the fourth instead of on
the second page, the commercial on
the third instead of on the fourth, and
the telegraph on the first instead of on
the second. This change is impera-
tive on account of our increased circu-
lation, an alteration in the hour for
!, the departure of the mails, and be-
cause it enables us more conveniently
to handle the news, which, under this
arrangement, viii always be the very
latest by mail and telegraph. The
classification of advertisements speaks
volumes for the taste of vi foreman,
as their ''get up" reflects creditably the
good taste of our compositors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18
Personal.

We are gratified to be able to an
noupee the permanent connection OF
OK r.. t. ENGLISH with the Ar
PEAL, as a member Of the firm OF
AINsLIE, HEATING & Co. Capt.
ENGLISH, by his attention to the I'M
pOrtant departments of this paper over
which he has presided for the past
three years, has rendered himself nc
less indispensable to Is than to the
commercial public, from whom We
have had many fattering testimonials
Of the regard in which he is held, ne
less for his fidelity and reliability as s
commercial and river editor, than his
department as a gentleman. We in
troduce him to our friends in his new
relationship, in the most cordial anC
hearty way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18

property. Let twenty or more famil-
les be established on a plantation Of
FIVE thousand acres; let each of them
have a farG of fifty to a hundred acres,
in al, about one-third of the planta-
ton. This thRy win be able to break and
put under cultivation through the aid
of their grown up sons, while them
selves viii be engaged ON the remain
ing two-thirds, and convert it into a
very garden of plenty. What will be
the effect? A plantation which, at the
very highest estimate, is now not
worth more than fifteen thousand dol
lars, will command fifty or even a hun
dred thousand dollars. The truth OF
this statement will be readily seen by
any who may bestow a moments
thought on these two circumstances OF
increased population and improved
soil. If any planter approves OF this
plan, and desires to realize it, he can
apply to any of the respectable Land
Companies established in the large
cities of the South and North. II
were well if the land owners of ouI
Southland adopted promptm measures tc
procure this healthy change in theil
condition. There is a career Of hap
piness and prosperity before them, il
they will only take heart, and exert
their innate energies. Let a sentiment
of harmony and Cancellation again
prevail, old grudgC be forgotten, ano
mutual effort put forth in the Nortl
and the South to heal over the wound.
| of disastrous war.
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TO-DAYS Appeal

AS we promised, we make Our ap-
pearance to-day in an entirely new
dress, supplied by the Franklin Type
Foundry of Cincinnati. We hope it
will please our friends as well as it
does ourselves. Our editorial and
news type is large and readable, and
that for our commercial and local de
partments clear cut and of proportions
that, while they will please the general
reader, win preserve to the paper a
business and eity-like appearance, in
keeping with VI objects, aims and
patronage. Our advertising patrons
will notice that We have not failed to
look after their interests. The styles
and selections of display type are Of
the newest patterns, and afford more
thoroughly artistic compilation OF
lines than those so lately in use. The
advertisements in double columns are
especially striking for their effects.
1t is due to the friends, to whose
steady support and kind efforts we owe
it, that we are able thus to exhibit oul
prosperity and progress, that we ten.
der them u sincere thanks, and re
new our former pledges of entire deyO
ton to the best interests of the Mem.
phis public especially, and to the pub
| lie of the Southwest.
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ands of dollars. The cost OF the diff
ferent departments during 1868 footed
up 81, los, 1888 So, embracing the extra
ordinary expenses for stone and Nicol-
son pavements, brick bridges and cul-
verts. The 6ty revenue for this year
will be 100000, largely in excess
of her expenditures, since an unusual
economy characterizes the conduct Of
her affairs in 1869. Her bonded
indebtedness is given as $4,000, fall
ing due as follows: thirty year bonds
| s45s. 600, fifteen year bonds $4,000,
ten year bonds 100000, and five year
bonds 500, 600. The number of drays,
which indicate the business of thecity,
is about 400 double and single teams.
The merchants, besides those not re-
cited and in mixed trades, number 140
commission, 1873 dry goods, IA drugs,
Sc boot and shoe, IS fancy goods, $ fur
niture, 1876 groceries, IS hardware and
cutlery, 7 plate and jewelry, 8 hat and
fur, IS harness and saddlery, 12station-
cry, lamp and oil, Heather, SOcloth-
ing, 16 produce, and 1Otin. Before the
war, there were shipped from Mem
phis within a fraction Of 100000 bales
of cotton, and in 1868 253,2O7 bales;
this year, 1859, fully $4,000 bales.
Thus it will be seen that nOtwithstand-
ing the unusual activity of popu-
lations like those of Louisville, St.
Louis and Cincinnati, with whom we
are brought in active competition, we
have held our own. The reckless
population that filled our now vacant
tenements Immediately after the war
no longer remain to vex us. 1t in
habits Cheyenne, and the other towns
of the Pacific Railroad. Instead OF
$4,000 people, as in 1865, one-third Of
which was of the class denOminated
pariah, non-consumers, we now have
a stable population Of 1900, mainly
composed of industrious and thrifty
merchants, business, professional and
Iaboring men. Last year Q867-S) our
F miseries and vexations eliminated,
We have been advancing steadily
every day since. Our insurance and
banking interests have, in great part,
recovered their tone OF former years,
and our mechanical industries, under
, a cloud since 1852, are slowly but Ger.
/. tainly recuperating. Such is the con,
dition in which the members CT the
Convention find cur city. Peace and
plenty smile within u borders, ano
= industry Dervades all circles.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
RESIDENCE LANDS
OK THE
Mississip@ and Tennessee Railroad
\
Farm Lands and Fisheries On
Presidents Island.

nESIRING to dispose Of a portion of my
ID real estate I will Offer at public sale
through Messrs. Register, Trezeyant q Co,
A-uctioneers, on THURSDAY, THE DAY
OF MAY next, upon the premises, thirty Su-
burban Lots, ) to % acres each, situated on
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, about
four miles south OF Memphis, ON N~oncOnnah
Heights. I invite, from such as wish TO buy,
a particular inspection Of these beautiful
lands, which win he found to possess in an
eminent degree the attractions OF picturesque
grounds, fine soil, noble forest trees and pure
water from never falling springs Half hours
time will suffice To reach the property from
Court Square by the daily trains Of the road,
which pass to ana from the city at short in
terVals. giving free access TO the business, the
upon the land viii yield one hundred dollars
clear profit to the acre.
| viii also offer NJ public sale ON THURS
DAY, JUNE 81, at the house of the Auction
GERS, northeast corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, 500 acres, in tracts of 50 to 100 acres on
Presidents Island, just below the city, nearly
all above overflow, heavily timbered with
ash and walnut and other forest growth.
The land is of unsurpassed fertility, and ac-
eessible at all seasons by steamboats,. y
ready market may be found for every cord OF
wood cut upon the land. A feature Of great
value in his property is the Well known
Lake. which affords the finest fisheries in this
part Of the world. The fish and game priv
ileges on this Lake may be made very yalua-
BILE insupplying the Memphis market. Plans
made by MessrS. Robinson & Moon, Civil In
gineers, can be seen at the office OF the Aue-
tioneers, and the lands will be shown by
them or myself, by appointment, al any time
before the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-Haif cash, balance one and
two years with Interest," Tstaining lien.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
N.Y. Auetioneers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-18
Great Sale of Suburban Lots
IN THE
Buntyn and Trezsvant Tracts
Five Miles from the City.
On Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
On Thursday, Nay 20.

To this sale we specially direct the attention
of those who would make a pleasant eombi-
nation of city and country life. We shall
offer about ONE HUNDRED LOTS, varying
in size from 3 TO 10 acres, many of them di-
rectly upon the Railroad, and none of them
more h the distance of a few minutes
walk to a regular nag station upon the Road,
giving the business and professional men,
who follow their vocation in the city, the adj
vantage OF a retired and economical resi-
dence on a few acres OF land in the country,
with The loss of but little more time, and at
much less expense in money, than TO live on
a few feet OF ground in any part of the city
The different trains now running in and out
Of the city on this Road, afford the oppOTtu-
nifty OF ingress and egress to and from the
city every two or three hours during the dGv-
Communication tickets are sold to all the sta
tions included in the lands offered in this
sale, at from 10 to u cents, and the trip is
made to the most distant point in ID minutes
from the city depot. Terms will be exceed
ingIy liberal, the object being TO induce the
immediate settlement of the lands by Il good
population. Plans Of the lands now at our
office. N Avenues and Lots will be indi-
Gated, so thai parties wishing to make exam
nations can DO so with no other guido than
a plan in their hands. The locality of the
lands embraced in this sale has always been
highly popular for its health and beauty, and
the neighborhoOd is rapidly filling up with
the best society.
RoYsTEgR. IRRELEVANT co,
myj Auctioneers.