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AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEzPEs. January 5, l6s.
FINANCE

The Exchange market during the week
has not been active. The supply has,
however, exceeded the demand and rates
have been steady. Cotton buyers have
not purchased heavily as usual and ex-
cept upon an occasional order they have
not mad to resort to our banks, all Of
which are easy In the way Of currency
and take mercantile paper at ZOE per
cent. on short time. We quote Ex-
change as follows, with occasional excep-
tIons in the selling rates on New York
st g per $1,000 discount, and
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FOR vIOKsBURG.

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
U. s. Mail Packet-FOr Vicksburg.
CITY OF N.....-.....J. b. Archer master
This elegant and WIN steamer Ia
VIII leave as above EE
TUESDAY, % h inst, at 5 I'm.
Freight received at st. LOUIS Wharfboat.
Jas FLEM. CALVERT. 5up't.
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. g. Jefrsr-
u son Street, entrance In alley. Special at
tention given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
. ndahs framed ready foE shipping. snov2ilm
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COTTON
OF COMMERCE.
kENPHIs January -, 1881
stock on hsnd Sept. /, BSs.-.--. A.
Escslved previously ...-------.....- B5,SgO 1870
I5e,ls5
ApoflS1 tO-uhy -..--sss.-----s-ss.s--- z'lD
exported prevlouIy----.....--..--..l4JlHll 1919
-
stock on hand al u m..---.. 8,46i
Increase for past two days 625 bales.
o. the receipts since Saturday evening
673 bales were by the Memphis and
Charleston, 30 per Mississippi and Ten
nessee, S52 per Memphis and Ohio, 40
per Memphis and Little Rock, 100 per
wagon, and 1875 per steamers.
The heaviest sale Of the week was
made by Z enterprislDg friends Gage &
Fisher, who sold q table Of 400 bales upon
q bssis Of oslo for MiddliDgs. These
gentlemen are young, fun of energy and
ever alive to the best interests of their
friends in the interior, and we are re-
joiced to note the above evidence Of their
prosperity.
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IL -U--U|T UII : TTTNUTEU NJ VuE @-TTTT W
Amount Ia other Companies, unlimited.
Amount in any one block,
STATE OF CoNEEcTICUr,l
Comfy of Hartford.
Guy r Phelps, President, and woodbridge 4.
OlLnstedt secretary of the Connecticut Mutual
LIE Insurance. company, being duly sworn.
depose snd say, that the foregoing is a full
true and cOrrect statement of the affairs OF said
Company that the said Insurance Company is
the oona1ds owner OF al least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars of actual cash capital, IN.
vested in State and United states stocks and
bonds, or il bonds and mortgages OF real estate
Tor which The same Is n OItgagsd and that they
are the above described Officers of said Insu-
GUY r. PHELPS, President.
WIS. OLEsTED, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before M this the
Sth day OF November, 1888.
GEO. :. GILMAN, Rotary Public.
Know all men by these presents. that the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company-
or HartIord, Conn., do hereby authorize BEN
lanln r. Hhite, Jr., Attorney in the State of
tennessee, for and on behalf of said Company,
10 accept and acknowledge service of ali pro-
p. OceediRg against said Company In any oIlhe
Courts of said State of Tennessee. aud II Is
hereby admitted and agreed that such service
OF the process Aforesaid shall be taken and hsic
10 be valid and sufficient in that behalf The
same as II served upon said Company acoorI.
ing 70 the laws and practice of SAID etats, or OF
I 1900 NsNAC. AZ ~ NAhAtlE OF ElknE OF
error by reason of the manner OF such service
Is hereby expressly waived aud ~reiinQuished.
witness our hands and ire seal of the Coma
pany, this the S)th day of November, 1881
GUY r. PHI LIPS. President.
WIS. OLAsTED, Secretary.
COAPTROLLERhS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, TENN., December "a 1855.
l certify that the foIegoingIs a O of the
original statement Of the COMPANY now on
nle in my Office.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoAPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January !. 1S6s.J
l, q. ". Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
in the state Of Connecticut, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
has complied with all the require
ments of the laws OF the State Of Tennessee
on Insurance Companies; and l fur
Their certify that Carpenter & White, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
requirements of the laws of the state, made
and provided in such cases wherefore, said
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
has authority 10 take Ezks and transact me
business Of insurance IN this State, at Mem
phis, Shelby county, Tenn.
e.. ". BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee,
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The largest amt insured IN one risk $1,000 20
Amount Ia other Companies, unlimited.
Amount in any one block,
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CoNPTROLLERs OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, TENN., December u, 1865.
l certify that the foIegoing4s a copy of the
original statement Of the Company now on
@. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller.
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FOR 81. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
United States Mail.
MARY +. Crane master
This superb passenger steamer 81
Will leave as aboveon ~
TIL - DAY., 10Th inst, at 4 pm.
ja26 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt-
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
LES L. EA1Dki uDhsLcA
Thi, Mammoth freight steamer .M0
will lezve as above on ~
TUESDAY, &3tn inst, at 8 pm.
For freight only apply 70
MAkT WALT & CO, Agents,
Jas No. ~ Front street.
Regular Memphis and White River Packet.
DIES ARC....-....--.---.-John d. elliott master
This me passenger packet leaves ,SIh
for the above on uSE
TUESDAY, 25th inst, at 5 pm.
For freighJ or passage apply TO
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
ja24 Promenade street, foot Jefferson.
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FOR OSCEOLA.

FUR VSOkOL As
Regular Memphis and Osceola Packet-For
Randolph, OsceOls and 81 Way Landings.
BEN CAMPBELL---..-.-...-"-.. Weller master
TE1s elegant passenger sJeams dr.
Will leave 5aE
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, ct 4 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. Jas
Regular Memphis and Osceols Paeket-For
Randolph, OsceolR and all WRy Landings.
GRO. W. CHEFK-..-..GeOrge Malone master
This fine light drafL steamer. VIII st.
leave for the above on S
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at . pm.
VINSON DONAHUE.
jas 2a Front street.
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
hegular Memphis and Friar's Point Packet
Fer Helena and Eriar's Point.
JdAAbS Lee HastSI
This elegant passenger packet In
wiz leave zE
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
ia25 Promen ahe sfrerl. loot lefIa,eon.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.
Regular Arkansas River Wednesday Packet
For Helene, Friars Point and Pine Bluff.
GUIDON Rice master
This spIendid passenger packet ~
Will leave for the above G
WEDNESDAY. 9th inst, al 5 pm.
LEVI * SHARPE, agents,
las No. 80 Front street.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHANBER OF COMMERCE.
&ENPHs, January -, 1888.
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cor EVANSVILLE.

Memphis ard Evansville Packet-For
Cairo and Evansville.
Brown master
This nne passenger PACKET leaves Eh
for the above on @
THIS DAY, 28Ih inst, at u m.
r. W. LI9HTBURNE, Agent,
ja26 zee Front street.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Weekly
Packet-For Cairo and Evansville.
}. B.. Hall master
This splendid passenger steamer H.
will leave a 3 anOVe Lzz~H
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
ta28 No. ~ Madison street
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
EAM. J. alk6T master
This elegant and deet passenger H.
steamer will leave ~
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst, at 5 pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
ia24 No. Il JerarsOn street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mail Packet.
LEM LEOTI. ........-...-..M Mckee master
This splendid passenger steamer a.
viii leave for the above on ~
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
Il. A. r ENDIG, Agent,
Jazz 304 Front St, Mosby Block.
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RIVER MATTERS
MEArHER AND RTYEKs

WEAHElER AMI hAVEhSs
Yesterday was 8 clear, pleasant day.
At dark it turned cool. We at last are
able to chronicle the river at a stand. 1t
has reached within 4 feet 4 inches of
high water mark. The rise during the
past week has been as follows Goth, 7
inches; 21st, st inches I'D, 103 inches
23d, s inches oath, 5 inches; 25th, l
inch. IL has risen in ell, since the last
big rise set in, 20 feet. The Arkansas is
falling, but has water in abundance to
Fort Smith, er for that matter to the TX
treme head waters. White river is at a
big stage. The latest news from points
above will be found in our telegraphlc
column.
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an altitude Of one.hundred;and eighty-six

AZ 0AsAsu0o " On0. nuuOk00(00o elQhty-eix
feet
The occasion Of the ceremonies of Law.
ing this corner stone was one of great in
terest, the weather was suspicious. and
the people were. out in great numbers; it
was estimated that at least 5000 were
present. A collection was taken mp at
the door as 'the.people.pa passed out, and a
large amountswas received, the only way
we have OF estimating the amount is by
the hat fulls Of currency we saw stuffed
into satchel. 1t is estimated that the
church will cost 100000 or more, and
tho members Of that denomination do not
mean to allow the work to lag for the
want of funds. If other religious socie-
ties could adopt little more Of the zeal
of the Catholic in raising money, there
would not be such continual inquiry for
more money for religious purposes. We
venture to say that larger sum was re-
allied yesterday, by the Holy Fathers of
st. Peters Church, than all the collections
in all the Protestant churches in town for
months.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
TUESDAY, JULY G, 1869.
Vermont and Michigan.


On Monday morning wo published an
article from the Montpelier Journal IN
which the question WAS raised between
Vermont and Michigan in reference te
the priority OF tho organization Of the
Republican party. This question we bad
supposed was fully decided in 1856. in
the National Convention at Philadelphi
in the following manner:
During tho session of that body, com.
posed as it was, Of the representative men
of the country, and in the presence o.
many thousand spectators, and Some Of
the most distinguished politicians Of the
country occupying the platform, Senator
Chandler, Of Michigan, had the floor, and
In speaking of the organization Of the
Republican party, set forth the time and
circumstances of its organization in Mich
igan, and said sit was question of honor
about to be incorporated into history, and
If any State represented here contested
the honor against his State, now was the
time to speak, as the record would be
closed, and the high honor rebound for.
ever to his noble State
At this crisis, one of our delegates in
that convention. Hon David Z. Nicholson
sitting in the audience, arose and an.
nounced that he done so in the name o.
Vermont, (sympathizing with the distin
guished speaker, on the Importance Of max
ing history truthful to inform the gentle
man that Vermont had her train made
up, her engines hitched on and snoring
for the course one month earlier than the
record shown in favor of his honoreG
State"
As the Vermont delegate made this an
nouncement, he was interrupted by thu
uprising of the audience, accompanied
with cheer upon cheer, and 1nutua
shout of "Nermunt to the platform,
Vermont to the platform" and in
moment of time the speaker wa
literally carried over the heads of tn,
assembly, and Vermont i'll tho person o
her representative, was set dowr
upon the stage in the presence of thai
vast concoursc, the distinguished Senator
from Michigan took his seat with the Off
GERS Of the convention, while old Vernon
was heard from in a characteristic i'm
promptu speech, which the philadelphi;
Press, a copy Of which is before us, sus
tanned the position he had taken with Z
speech which was admitted to be tn,
strongest Of the session, and settled the
honor of priority OF the organization OF
The Republican party in favor of Vermont
As much discussion is being had upon
this question, we have referred to the rec.
ord OF history, which fully confirms the
fact that Vermont was first and foremost
i'll the organization and christening of the
great Republican party. We have only
referred to the facts Of history, which
every one can find By referring to the
newspapers of that day or to the pamphlet
proceedings Of the convention.
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At rsIAKLIsHEp HOSPITAL

a
NJ. 5, ts.-sVer Street, Albany. ~ n.
Oh TELLER nDntInusr 20 b- cgrr9ertia-..
Iid successfully consulted on all forms % rT1i
ii'.--~-s - he old established Hospital, 30
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= 'his one particular branch Of practice, iiailsf
~ =, p-riorJn cures such no other physi..lA
~ snf his facilities such, being y nprit7,
p-s'ii.Ho- with the most celebrated physciaHs q
H. Ole World VI obtaining the safest ~ ~ =
sh latest remedies for these diseases Offer IiGues
rn.sf'ts a. the unfortunate Of q quick and fsis0
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IN syphilis, <onorrhea, gleet, str1eturea, M
tn-nf Of IN. .esticl.r and syrrrnstie cords, oub9
1le-rz-ec throst, sore throst, tender shin oOnHs
sptzneou- -ruptionr, biless ulcerss and al 0lnsi
impurities Of the system, perfectly unoef GU
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immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicted 20 secret habits, VIE
have impaired their health znd Destroyed ~.
sisor o: her mind thus dsprIvns Themselves .
The pleasure of married life, notified Ia,
consulting On. J. Teller. they wi rno frirno
o1nsois, and = physician Who has cured tboussi1s
ID alInost every part Of the United stats, -
applied 20 Dr. +. broken down ~ hesifh. gov -
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happy The re.der u Of eour- swsre thst =
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description Of this terrible di-ease.
DR. TELLER's GREAT WORK. book =.
everybody Startling sisainsures- Dr. IslGf
xrer; vor. for The married and tbo~s cOp.snFA,-
ing raArriAge-20o pagee-fuj Of piztos-prios
cents. Sent 70 al parts. under seal, b
post paid The single, married, and ne fa-l
hnupy A lecture on Love, hov % elsss
partner eamplete work On midwifery. u 80
tains hundreds Of secrets never before papl-A--
Warranted 90 be worth three times the 80
asked for IL. Twenty-Five cents, In postage s@T
enclosed viii secure . copy by return ui@l, -
Teller has devoted all his time 20 the curs OF -
diseases Of which ais book trezts- -
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ON sunday from . 20 p. n. .s :.
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dents or boys employed Notice this-ao'i
i. TELLER, II. ID.
No. s. Beaver street, Albany
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LEAD COMPANY

Manufacturers Of White Lead, by now and i'm
an article which for purity, briliancy and BODY
Is unequalled in this country. and will be war
ranted perfectly pure. They have, also, Leads of
lower grades They manufacture Also lead pipe
Their prices will be warranted as low as tbos. of
other manufacturers. tor goods Of equal quality.
FRANCIS BROWN, Ireast
Office, Post Office Building. Salem, Mass
ap3d2tawl3w
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III AN HOOD,

\ M,dldal Essay On the Cause ana cure of
Fretna IRE Decline la Man. the Treatment If
Nervous and Phy.'c1l Debility etc
~ her, /, n member Of ~Ocity by who this Book
VII npf-be found useful wh.thr such person
holds the relation OF Parent Prrrcptor OF { .eryy-
man. Meaic Il Pines ana pAzette.
send 10y mai on receipt of fffy cent? Address
the Author, Dk. r. DE r. CURTIS.
30 street, Washington, u. {.
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Laying tho Corner stone of st. PEI
tcrs Church.


Between twelve and one o'clock vester
dav afternoon ~, ,.rl.,,...,;.,, ,1,;al
ia initiate the cera,nonio. - 1.,.in. -,
Corner Stoneof - p.+.r,. Ra,nan C,+ho
lie Church nov, =, nr,oo..o &c o.,,,;o,
+ha ,,,.-,.. Mr.
n ~. ,.;,l.. NJ,
al nv no :, p.t..,. g.. ~, -
land r p,;.1a 1.5
hors ,,,,;4.a -.
RI g w. p.+I..1 !.
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II. N0'-
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= L .'1 -. - 81"
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK.

Continuing important Physiological Inrlrma-
ti"n 70 young mon contemplating M4fII42r. cent
i'te on receipt ~ s. cents Aadr.--- fhrf III I'M
i'At. INSTITUTE, - canton Plac-. y. y.
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RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.

GLASS. TOO HUNDRED BONES
~ just received, tar sale cheap by
john LAND0N.
~ WORD TO HOHStMEN."
DIR yaba,' C-}-sr,trI Venetian Horse Iini-
pent tHt- nr-n tested by the INST Horemcn IN
thNs a.try, an3 proceed 70 h. superior 30 any
other Th -. Hiram Woodruff. Of .tratting
fame wa- rlevsr without n otle ia his stable,
It j. s,l~o1,~,a 10y Col. Bush, Of the Jerome Park
Course an Farlharu. y. V. who has over twenty
running horses under his care, among Inch rank
sonr Il tn.~f stock in America. It Is warranted
t.scare iameness, SpraIns, Scratches, Bruises,
Cats Cut,, VIM Call, Collie, Sore Throat y all
III he" Foot, ana oyer Heating, when used
riding t1 IN. directions.
"A WAC own "a employ horses are assured that
'ass iatrcut Vii go an. If not NOR, in eur ng
tas aao. named complaint No horse need die
OF collie, it une'. FIRST lktn. tie I.niment IL
used sc ari'na Il" tn, directions. Always havea
L9ttia ia ,-aut Stable
Pace ia rjat bo.tlc-. on Dollar The genuine
gre $. Tpata, GA Tie ou',i H. wrapper
For sara hr the Druggists, Saddl,r4 ana Store
keep rs tlurone bout he United states. Depot,
10 Park ptrc, New York. junesd&wim
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THIRTY DAYS
TEETH TEETH

THOSE IN WANT OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
READ THE FOLLOWING
The attention of the public is called to great
discovery in Dentistry. The greatest advance step
ever made in tho art. The main difficulty in
wearing artificial teeth Is, they do not hold in
their place firmly enough, and add to this the an
noyance OF food getting under the plate while
eating. l have discovered a method OF so con-
structng the plata which the teeth are set that
they will not start drop while eating or speak
ing, neither will any particles of food get under
the plate, matter what the condition 81 the
mouth Is, which Is not true of any method hither-
to used
We have obtained the above patent and now
offer 1t to customers with the assurance tina.
II IL all that * claimed for II.
We respectfully invite call from those desiring
dental work.
l.. T. & q. o. LAWfON,
Dentists, Rutland, Vt
BosToS, Jan. is s6S.
This certlfies that Drs. Lawton have The rx-
elusive right to make and sell nay improved
plates in Rutland Co., Vermont.
y. T. FOLSOM.
Inventor. Sc Winter ST. Boston Mus,
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uss.r eans d 9lssr, 90 6site SEQ
sas aus isaRissa snEspati4s 5stil9rtEien ]"
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Sidsrt .slss.utuiaak "a 6sfte netR IN Dei'
tslinarad Gusssiitrtsa &uaewsrIsa Har Z
vN SaNr.' @f& ylt. glas-a.
o.. Salar @uSe,.auAe 20 Nummsra 4,sO
Suueri,t. Osri,.ttass zee eEbrsr SinisnesE
eQtts sstD DsEsEStabrud 2.95
1sViO OiIs.
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Mo.a3. .,MpriI 1860

tttatats itm ni&t mtSrtn. OCT sstsrts; lsin
ssnsssr 'Respst bstJsA 5sG sa3ls Hatey9eans GEI
~ so babe Sis sslstrt, psm saass ssns 3lttsrn
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