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COhHBRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
azARKErs BIZ TELEaRAPH.
NEW YORK, June 4.


CoTToN-Firmer; sales 8. 100 bales al
3OHc for middllng uplands.
FLoUR-Market closed in buyers IA
vOr, with fair export demand for
fresh ground.
GRAIN-Wheat-S at 81 AZ; No.
spring heavy. Oats-Quiet and firm
at soc for western afloat. Corn-Firm
at 75aS3c for good to prime canal, and
S2aSSG for railroad.
mess. Beef-Steady with moderate de-
maud. Cut MeAts-Iu moderate re.
quest and steady. Bacon-Firm with
moderate inquiry. Lard-Dull at 1S2Ia
10s for fair to prime steam.
EGGs-Quiet and unchanged.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
overwhelmingly easy at 7 per
cent on call.
STERL1Nd-Firmera at lO9HalO93S.
GoLD-Advanced on the rise III ex-
change; opened at 137A. aud closed at
1885, Clearances rs millions.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Dall, 1uctua-
pons '8I, I2l34aI22; '63, 122Ia122N; '64,
ll7a1I71s: '65. 1lSAa11SH; new, 1884
Il9A; 81. 1195sa1l9A; '68, 1l95sa1l9A;
10 4Os lO91sa1O9N; Paci1ics 1925.
$50 Prices: Pacific Mail s2Ka82Ki
Western Union Telegraph 421a42A;
Ne" 4OFk CeuLEAl 1873 d1SGISi EIIo
29Ha29N; Hudsonl5SAal59N; Harlem
1909; Reading 99a99X: Chicago 81 Alton
156hl5S; Burlington & Quincy l95Ha
106; st. Joseph 1887; Terre Haute 33a4O;
Wabash 76La7634; st. Paul77Aa7S; Fort
Wayne 15SAal59; Ohio g. Mississippi
34I%a34A; Michigan Southern 1l4Na
ll425; Michigan Central 13OA132; IlIi-
nols Central l431nl44; Pittsburgh lola
lOlL; Lake Shore 1l3Ha11311; Rock Is
land l2I2la12l7s; Northwestern 925sa
922l.
EXPRESS SHAREs.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. 3l3<a32; American 39ka40; Adams
60a6O%; United States 67d67X; Mer>
cants' Union lax.
Cincinnati.
JUNE 4.-FLoUR-Unchanged; family
at IS 5OA5 75.
-Wheat-Dull at 81 Is for No.
2; 81 20 for No. red. Corn-Dull; ear
at 62a63c; shelled at 63s64c. Oats-Firm-
er; sales at 69a72c. Rye-Dull at 81 10
CoTToN-Firmer at 2SNa2s14o for
middlings.
WH1sKY-At CSC.
Provisions Mess Pork
AT S3l SO. Bulk Meats-At 1910 for
shoulders; 15al5Hc for sides. Bacon
Firm at 1879, II and 17Nc, closing rates.
Sugar Cured Hams-At 1s1zal9Hc.
BUTTER-FIrm ut 23a25c for fresh.
EGGs-Dull at 19c.
OILs-Linseed Oil-At 81 40a1 45.
Petroleum-At 2Sa30c.
GoLD-l3S buying.
MoNEY-Market close at 10al2 per
cent.
Chicago.
JUNE 4.-FLoUR-Dull at 81 75a6 90
for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Du and 2ka2Lc
lower; No. l at 81 1311a1 IA; No. 2 at
81 lO15al 1lL; this afternoon quiet and
firm; 81 10 bid, and 81 10H asked, seller
June. Corn-Quiet and easier; No. l
declined &c; sales at 59ka61c, clos
ing at 6SHc for No. 1, and 60c for No. 2;
this afternoon No. 2 sold at 5SAa59c,
seller June. Oats-More active and
La%c lower; sales No. 2 at 563fa791zc,
closing at 59Ha59Xc. Rye-Qutet and
firm at 81 02al 03 for No. l, and 81 90 for
No. 2. Barley-Dull and nominally
unchanged at 81 5Oa1 55 for No. 2.
HoGs-Active and 15a31c lower at S6a
25 for fair to medium: IS 30aS 6216 for
good to choice, and SO 90 for an extra
lot.
CATTLE-Quiet at IS 75a6 25 for butch
ers' stock; Sc 3714a6 SIX for light to
fair, and S7a7 so for good to choice ship
ping beeVes.
Toledo.
JUNE 4.-FLoUR-Dul and lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Low and weak;
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River ana Maather.

PITTSBURGH, June 4.
Monongahela feet inches and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm. Their
mometer at s..
C1NC1NNAT1, June 4.
Weather cloudy in part.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, June 4.
The New Foundland delegates have
come to terms with the Dominion GOV
eminent as to the considerations to oe
received by New Foundland on enter
ing the Union.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WARRINGTON. DC.
Chartered by Special Act OF Congress,
APPROVED JULY IS, 1858.
BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICERS:

Where the general business OF the Company
Is transacted, and TO which all general cor
respOndence should be addressed.
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Transportation.
BALT1MORE Z OHIO B.. R. Comply
ACCOMMODATION.

WHEELING, May Sth, 1869.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
the following schedule on and after the
10th day of May, 1s69-WheeLng une.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE n. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec
utlve Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON w. PEET. Secretary and Actu.
afy.
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JUNE 4.-FLoUR-Dull and lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Low and weak;
amber 81 so. Corn-Nominally un-
changed; No. held at 500. Oats-Quiet;
sales at 66c; at close held at CSC, and
SIC bid. Rye-2c lower and dull at
81 OS for Michigan.
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AND
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DEBILITY

TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
pOSuTe, FeVerS, &C,
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contem
plating marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness, Organic Debility, Deforrnities ,
speeuIly cured.
He VINO places himself under the care OF
DIR. ]. may reLGtously con1lde in his honor
bis skill as physician.
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especially, who have become the victims of
SOLITARY Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps 70 an unttmely
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entTanCeG listening
senators with the thundeTH OF elOQuenCe, or
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There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and vigor is
impaired TO the whole system; the appetite is
digests properly, the blood is purIfied, the
com pIexlOn becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinge Is eradicated from the eI es, q
bloom is given TO the cheeks and the WeaK
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
hOuIfIV hpiOU.
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DR- JOHNSON has discovered the mos,
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Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose
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stomach or BoWelS-thoSe Terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits of Youth-secreI
ana solitary practices more fatal to their vic
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NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote cOnnu-
bial happiness. Indeed, without these tie
journey through life becomes a weary pll-
zriInaGe; the prospect hourly darkens to Iha
view, The mind becomes ShRdOwed with de-
SPAR and filled with the melancholy refiec
uOn that the happiness OF another Decom9
bliGhted with our own.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21
GIBSON COUNTY RUFFIANs.
The Brownsville Bee Calls Them In
fernaI Villains.
towards and ScOundreIs, Who De-
served to be Hanged.

The Bee Of Saturday says tllat In the
neighboring county Of Gibson-ahd we
learn il with deep regrel-in the section
usually known as Skuh-Bone, no
great way from Milan and Trez-
evant, there are q set Of scoun-
drels who go prowling about the
country, at night, with disguises on their
persons n masks over their faces, doing
all kinds of fiendish deyilment and keep
ing up a reign of terror among the law
abiding people, black and white. These
maskers are not only disturbing and abus-
ing innocent negroes, but they are annoy
ing and mOlesting white people also.
This thing is not to be submitted to.
They are warning on the people of
the community IN which they live, re-
CARELESS of parties. We learn that a great
many laboring negroes, and Woodworking
white men, are even proposing to quit
their homes and their business interests
to avoid them. We learn that these fell
lows have outraged the families of a good
many negroes-laye killed some, and
driven Others away; and we have IL from
"undeniable authority that they have
threatened and m0lested q large gang of
hands under charge of our esteemed
friend, Col. w. 3. Picket, to such an ex-
tent that the farmers in the country went
elsewhere and procured laborcss 20 work
on the road, and these masked gentry pre-
sumo to say hat they shall not bealiowed
TO do the work, or stay at their quarters.
Tho Bee, closing a seathing denunciation
of these devils, says: For very shame, We
eowardly scum of iniquity. Burn up
your masks, throw your pistols in the
nearest creek or river, pnll on your coats
and go to work like honest men, and I've
have yourselves like gentlemen. If you
do not, we tell you in good earnest that a
dag Of reckoning Will speedily overtake
you, and you viii rue the hour you turned
outlaws
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New Publications..

The Little Corporal " for October is
to hand. II VIII not do for this latitude.
The Catholic World " for October is a
good number. The contents are varied
and such as will attract the attention of
thinking men in and cut of the Catholic
Church. In view of tine approaching
Hcumlenical Council, the article on the
4" Council of Trent is very interesting
and pertinent.
The Galaxy" for October is to hand.
As usual il is well printed, admirably IL
Illustrated, and as TO contents, gotten up
in a style that must sustain its high repu-
tation with the reading public.
From a circular of the welLknown pub
fishers, LippincOtt Il Co., OF Philadelphia,
we learn they are about 70 commence
the republication Of The Sunday Maya
zine,' q monthly of SURPRISING excel
lence, which, unde the editorial manage
ment OF the celebrated DIR. Thomas Guth-
rie, has achieved a great success among
religious people in the British Islands,.
II Is handsomely illustrated, and is usI-
ally made up OF the choicest productions
of the best clerical AZ well as secular
writers of Great Britain INK Ireland.
We hope and believe Lippincott will be
successful.
The ~ Printers Circular " for September.
has come to hand. II is rs usual, beauti-
fully and clearly printed-a model of ~
biographical excellence, n~eatness and COM
pactness. The contents are such as should
always be attractive to members Of the
profession. The " Circular" should find
its way into the hands OF every printer ia
the country, whether he be employer or
i-Ourneyman. Apprentices who desire 10
succeed as good printers should carefully
read every number.
The New Eclectic Magazine" for DC
tober, il before rs. The contents are nm
usually attractive. even for this prince
among the monthlies. IN article from
the Southern Review" entitled the
a Chivalrous Southrons," and the "Grand
Old Name u U5tffcsaru." from THE
Contemporary Review" STe-r-~@~ Al
of the most readable that we
have noticed in some time. "The
New Eclectic Magazine which has
been in existence for three wears,
and with which has recently been incOr-
pOrated 1.-The Land We Love-" stands at
the head Of the list of Southern gublica-
tons. At this period of the year, when
persons are in the habit Of choosing their
periodicals for the winter, il is especially
requested of the public that they bestow
Il part at least Of their patronage upOu q
periodical published in their interest, and
which, the Southern and the Northern
press both being the judges, is the peer of
any magazine published in America-b0th
in its literary standards and the quality |
and attraetiyeness OF its Typography.
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THE CHINESE.
KOOpsmanchap Still in the Field, and
at Work.

Although for some weeks we have not
heard anything Of the movements on foot
to provide our planters with Chinese Ia
borers, we know that those interested
nave been none the less busy, none the
less lab0riOus in their endeavors TO bring
their schemes to the point of elimination,
whence some assurances might be given
that this kind of labor was positively to
be introduced to make up for the deficit
that exists and that threatens with seri-
Ous consequences our Gotten interests.
Capt. Gift is now in China perfecting ar
rangements for the Arkansas River Asso-
citation, and the Memphis Company are
onlv awaiting more definite information
as to the views and probable course of the
Administration before embarking in what
all realize is a necessity for the country.
K~oopmanschap, the gentleman who
has had such experience in Celestial
matters, promises by the following
letter to be here in ten days, and
to begin business at once by making
contracts for furnishing as many Chinese
as planters in this section have need for.
That this shrewd, practical merchant
knows what he is about we are not per-
initted to doubt. His success in life
would argue that. We, therefore, pre-
sumo he viii be athletic satisfy planters as
to any possible interference by the Fede-
raj authorities and guarantee them against
anything like unfair dealing on the part
of the Chinese themselves. o this we
warn them to make special provision in
their contracts. Here is Mr.. Hoops let
ter:
CHICAGO, Ill, September1I, 1859.
Messrs. Donoho Joy 8 Co, Memphis,
Tennessee:
Gentlemen: I beg leave to inform you Of
my arrival here, en- route for New York,
whence / am to 90 South, and expect to
have the pleasure ofmeeting you in Mem
phis in about ten days, when ] will be
ready to make contracts for the furnish
ing of Chinese laborers.
Very respectfully yours,
C. kOOPMANSCHAP.
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LAW REPORTS.
Hunicipal Court.
GREEN p. FOUTE. JUDGE.

GREEN +, fOUTE- jluEE-
The following business war transacted
yesterday:
The injunction and keno" case Of Al
lev Us. Peane ct al. was dismissed by
Judge Foute.
The case Of Wetter ". Pearnc et al. was
disposed Of in like manner.
The order heretofore granted restrain
ing the Police was revoked in the above
cases. From the ruling of the Court
Judge 4erger, tor the plaintiffs, prayed an
appeal in the nature Of a writ Of error to
the next term ofthe Supreme COurt which
wa granted on plaintiffs giving bonds for
payment of costs in the sum of 500. The
bonds were given by the parties.
Patterson vs. Christian; Dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
McCombs VS. Davis; verdict for plain
tiff, 1874 o..
for plaintiff, S94S %.
Laird vs. FOlwell; verdict for defendant.
To-day the eases on the,calendar set for
trial On yesterday and remaining undis-
posed OF, viii be called up in regular or
der, after which the following additional
cases will be called for trial:
1874 Selby VS. Hicks.
l277 Stovall ct al. vs. McHenry ct al.
1890 Harnwell vs. McHenry.
1881 Smith vs. Cunningham.
1872 Rocco vs. NaccarO ct al.
1913 Lacey et al. " Brown.
l2S7 OvertOn vs. Hughes.
1921 Cook vs. Longley, MullhOIand & Go.
1872 Mem. Ger. saw. Inst. vs. Bender ct al.
1898 do vs. Bender.
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CITY NEWS 8.
Arrival and Departure Of the Malls from
the Memphls Postoflee.

Chattanooga. Richmond. Washington, New
York, baltimore, and al cities Easl AhN SCUM
Columbus. Ca, and Montgomery Ala; Al
ST etfons on tho Memphis and Charleston,
~ seissippi Central, Mobile and Ohlo, Nash
Vile and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive al 2:D pm. close al L:&
Cairo. Chicago. ~. Louis, Nashville, LOUIS
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~tttsburg, Pbila.
delphis, Buffalo, Albany, New York, and al
cities North and West, arrive at E:4O pm.
closes at q 6 pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Vicks.
burg. Matches and all cities South, arrive at
IN; closes at i0s As AIN.
An stations on the Mississippi and Tennes'
sse, New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads., arTiyeatS pm closes atlO:42 pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock. Madison, Sundays excepted arrive al
Marion. Wittsburg and Claiborne, Ark
tri-Weekly) Monday, " ednesday and friday
arrive at 10 am; close at II an.
Olive Branch and byhaliai Missr (senll-
Eeeklyl Monday and Friday, arrive at4P'm-i
CUba ana Big Creek. Tenn, ~Cweekly) Friday,
arrive Al IG am; close st lam
Little Rock and Helena, All iahdlhBs On
White river, (semi-weekly) 1uesaAy anu 9SD
urdav. arrive "a 9 am. close al pm.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and al lanolnEs on
Arksusas river ttri-weekiyl Tuesday, IhuIS-
day M Saturday, arrive at Sam close ais
~ landings on the Mississippi river south,
teemf-weekly) Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
At 8 an; close al pm.
An Iandfugs on the Mississippi river north,
Monday and Thursday, arrive
al q IN close ct $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, p. N.
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KENO.
lie leu est Fait---Faiies VOs Jeus
Messieursi

" Bladder the beautiful is dead-is dead,''
Keno is played out. Done to DEATH
-dead.'' and it died so youngr'
Last night, along about the witching
hours, the "vile emissarias of tyrannical
power -. went for Il and snatched it.
Thirty-siX votaries were gobbled up only,
although a much larger crowd was pres
ent, and bucking on the various cards.
The owners of the game were required to
put up 300 forfeit, the employees $50, and
the. &" spiclers T" SD. Thirty showed the
needful, and six " slept the sleep that
knows the waking" Of sergeant de viiie.
- Sich is Gfe,'
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couNTY AFFAlRs.
Meeting Of thu Board Of Commits
siOners Yesterday.

The Board Of County met
yesterday. The following was the only
business o-fimportance had:
Ordered. that ali petitions relative to as
sessments be referred 10 a Committee on
Ass easements.
The petition Of NJ. Alissick, agent OF
S~palding, Bidwell & McDOnough, lessees
of the New Memphis Theater, for a reduce
ton of license, was referred TO Commits
sioners Louis and White.
b. Woodward, County Attorney, deciding
that John Leagues charge of A4 for the
collection OF tax on draws was legal and
right, and should be paid. No action was
taken.
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BrsrSEss NoTIcE.-No contracts or oh
LEGATIONS Rssumed or made by any indi-
Xidual owner or employee Of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle 1t
himself in person.
KEATTNG, ENGLISH a CO.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Strayed OF stolen, one bay horse, sixteen
hands high, light name and tail, both hind
feet white, left fore foot gray mixed up TO
pasture joint. The above reward viii he
paid TO any one returning the horse TO
Wait & Lewis. Coal Yard. go Second
street. Memphis, Tenn.
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MORAY & RIDGELY, merchant tailors.
81 Madison street, call the attention Of
their customers and all others in want of
ANYTHING in their line, that they are re-
caivfng and will be able TO show them as
ine q stock OF goods, and will put them
an in as fine style as any first class estab-
Iishment in the United States.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Speed, Safety and cOmfort--EIIiott Line.

speed. Safety and c0mf0rt---Elliott Line.
Memphis and White River U. 3. Mail Packet.
For Helena FrtariS Point. Ieyatis Bud,
Little Rock, Hot springs, Searcy, Des
arc, Augusta and JackSOnPOrt.
LEGAL TENDER---4Ohn ID. Elliott. master
This hrst-class side-wheci pas -
sengerS steamer Will leave as -
EVERY TUESDAY. At = o'clock pm.
Connects with steamer Molile Gratz for al
points on Upper White and Blnck rivers.
ELLIOTT MILLER, AGENTS.
Promenade and Jefferson Sts.s opp. leading.
auq2i
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G. a. BEEHN, Job Printer, 80 Main
street, Bethel Block, has just received an
invoice of new styles Of type and borders
which will enable him 10 execute as good
work as n office in the city. lie exerts
himself 10 please his feitrons in the quail
ity and price of his work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-21

To PRTNTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long, Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for q country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
KEATING ENGLISH ~ 90.
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WI call the attention Of all wholesale
buyers 10 our large stock of Dry Goods
and Notions. Our stock was selected
with the greatest Of care, and is complete
in every branch. As we are buying cur
goods for cash we are enabled to give net
ter bargains n any house in This city.
II viii be 10 your interest TO examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
J. II. LOEWESSTiNE * BROS.
81 Main street, Clay Building.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established office
hours Of our Business Department, shall
hereafter be from 5 am. TO 10 pm, and
we hope our advertisers win conform 10
4AHa -THa
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BILLIARD Observation-Disclosures with
in the past few days received from the eel
ebrated firm Of Messrs. A" Bake & Co" Of
Cincinnati, two splendid inlaid cues, Of
magnificent and positive finish, l propose
during the next sixty days, 10 receive en-
tries for q match al billiards for the same.
The entries 10 be made and closed by the
hrst OF October, and the rules governing
the last regular Tournament 10 he strictly
observed. Entries viii be received by Mr..
Lou. II. Mabb, in the pool room attached.
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