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REDIsrKIRUTIoN or CURREroY.

The influence of New England upon
the National Legislature is such that it
is considered doubtful, by those well up
in Congressional affairs, whether the bill
for the redistribution OF tH currency
viii become a Law. 1t has passed the
Senate, but will hardly pass the House.
New England is not yet prepared 10 do
the South and West justice. Her profits
from the over large share of currency
which che enjoys, under existing laws,
are too large 10 be relinqnished to Sec
tons which she seeks to control, not
alone 10 respect Of capital, but in every
other 10 which there is gain. Hence il
is that she is bending every energy to
prevent the adoption b. the House of a
bill which proposes to do half justice to
the Western and Southern States, whose
population, commerce and products de-
msnd at least that much, and may, in
the not distant future, enforce more.
Heretofore Republican Congressmen
from the West have manifested q dis
position, like many Of the esrpet-baggers
who now m-isrepresent the South, to vote
with and for New Engiand-some true
eulently 30, Others induced by argu-
ments not to be resisted by a
true Radical, others land by far
the smallest NUMBER under the false i'm
preston that ia so doing they were aot-
ing up TO the line of their duty, and
Obeying the demands of s. policy bzsed
upon public necessity. We shall coon
have an opportunity Of judging if this is
to continue; If the country 1t large is TO
be crippled 10 its financial demands,
made imperative by reason ofits growth
deed, TO be retarded and impeded ia
that growth, and forever to be tributary
TO the money monopoly Of New Eng
land. How much the South has lost for
want Of that fair proportion of capital 10
which her population and commerce en-
title her, il would be difficult now to
compute. To say that il would amount
TO fully one fourth the earnings Of our
section since the close OF the war would
be to claim less than the representative
hsHres. Here ia Memphis, to-day, our
available banking capital is not by five
sixtbs what it was in 1860. the most ac-
tive period Of growth, aud the most
promising in our history. Then, there
was no difficulty in moving the crop, and
supplying at the same time the wants Of
an Increasing mechanical and manufao-
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By Telegraph
FROm LITTLE ROCK.
state Debt Funded-Extenston
OfTime for Railroads.
100000 Appropriated TO pay
Losses by Militia,

Special to the Memphis Daily Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 8, 1s69.-The
bill funding the State debt passed the
Senate to-day.
A memorial to Congress, asking that
body to extend the land grant of Little
Rock and Fort Smith railroads nine
months longer, passed both houses unsn-
imOusly.
A bill establishing q Court Of Claims
and appropriAting three hundred thou
sand dollars to pay for property taken
By the militia, passed the House.
The weather is clear, cool and windy.
River falling slowly.
Arrived: Caldwell. Departed: Fit.
Gibson for Fl. Smith.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3--The spring
meeting over the Metaire course COM
menced to-day, with a large attendance,
particularly of ladies and turfmen from
sbroad. The weather is fine and the
track is in good order.
First rsce-sweepstakes, for two year
olds, mile dash, $500 entrance, forfeit $3.50.
Club added $500. Cottril beat Alta Vela
and JEFF jennings, Carrie P. having
withdrawn. Time, 1:5I.
Second race-ior all ages, two mile
heats, $1,000 entrance. Club added $1,000.
GilrOy, 2 p ~PIantagsnet, 2 l; Bay
Onet and ChGlmette distSnced. Time,
BAH; $3.50; 4:023. Bsyonet came in
ahead on the first heat, but fouled. Gil.
roy, on home stretch, ruled distaHeed.
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The fifteenth amendment is not max.
ing very rapid Roadway, opposition hav-
ing arisen in unlocked for quarters. TIE
Radical Legislature Of Rhode Island, for
instance, alarmed as the boldness OF Con-
gressiOnal usurpation and the number
and pecuiisrities Of the later constitu-
tiOnsi amendments, has postponed ac-
ton upon tho subject until the next ses-
sion. The Providence Journal expresses
this apprehension as foilows:
The people do not feel quite sure that this
will be the last amendment they will Be called
upon TO adopt TO the Constitution OF the United
states. Toe next thing they may be called
upon 70 relinquish, may be theig equal repre-
sanitation TO the SenaJe. And above ali, while
this State cOnce les 10 the Federal Government
sovereignty as 70 the powers defeated 70 lorm
thai Government, the people adhere with ten
acity 10 tue sovereignty Of he state as to the
powers not delegated to the Federal Govern
ment. II is useless to deny this fact. This was
the faith OF the gfandiathers Of the present
generation, and the grandchildren have IN.
herited it.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April 3.-An important
State prisoner has been sent to Mstan-
zss for trial.
1t is stated that the steamer Conan
dilora was supplied with coal, suomuni-
ton, guns, ETC., off the Bahama, and did
not go to Nassau.
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A BEAUTIFUL and worthy tribute
to the memory Of the late Col.
]. II. MCMAHON, from the pen
Of Col. LEON. ~TROUsDAtE, will be
found on our first page. Whatever there
was Of good in the character Of the de.
ceased is there pictured to the life; what
ever of ability with a fidelity that is
4" truths self" and all that he vas in
words as tender, true and manly as the
subject proved himself in life.
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ALvEsTO

GALVESTON, April 3.-The Criminal
Court of this county has besn engaged
for three days past with the case Of Lee
roy Cotton, charged with the murder of
Maj. Lochmsn, in January last. Tie
csse was submitted to the jury at 5-p.m .,
yssterday-verdict this morning Of MUIR
der in the first degree. Henry Cotton,
as accessory, comes up on Wednesday
next.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April 3.
SENATE-

WASHINGTON, April 3.
SENATE.
The Judiciary Committee was instruct
ed to report q bill defining toe eight hour
law for mechanics and laborers in the
United States service.
% motion of Mr.. Edmunds the House
resolution fixing the day for adjourn
ment was taken up.
The amendment striking out the sixth
and substituting the sixteenth, was voted
down almost unanimously.
The question vas then on the pending
motion to insist on the tenth instead of
the sixth, and after considerable discus
sion the resolution was adopted-yeas IS,
nays IS.
Mr.. Sprague made some remarks, in
the course Of which he said The public
may be assured my words and courage
do not rest on wine or whisky, or any
other ~stimuleut, but upon the knowl-
edge of the shrinksgeof property and the
loss of virtue.
TIE House joint resolution to protect
the interests OF the United States in the
Union Pacific Railroad was taken 10.
Some amenSments were offered and
ordered printed, when, without action
upon the resolution, the Senate at 2:45
went into executive session, and after q
short time adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The resolutions reported yesterday by
Cook, from the Committee on Printing,
resembling the orders for printing treas
uTy accounts and the evidence in the
Busted impeachment case, the Alaska
case, and the overland mail contract
oaae oema nm fo-d9v aa the frat husinnsa
in order.
The question being on the motion to
table the resolutions, ii was negatived.
Mr.. Cock then modified it so that the
resembling order should apply only TO
accounts of the United States Treasurer.
After considerable discussion the resO-
luton as modified was adopted.
Mr.. Batter, OF Massachusetts, from the
judiciary Committee, reported a bill to
allow parties charged in criminal cases
in United States Courts to be witnesses
at their own request, and not other wise /;
also allowing wives and husbands to be
witnesses for and against each other, eX-
cept as to private conversations.
The House went into Committee
of the Whole, with CuliUm in the chair,
on the miscellaneous deficiency bill.
Total sum appropriated is 81, 563 ,95l.
Several amendments were offered and
sgreed to and the bill passed.
The Senate amendment fixing the 10Th
instant as the time for final aGj 0uFnment
was cOucurred in.
Mr.. Garfield, from the Census Commit.
tee, reported q bill to provids for taking
of the ninth and subsequent census, but
no action was taken, and the House, ut
five O'Clock, adjourned.
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THE NEW ORLEANS AND VICKsBURG
RAFUEEnan

THE NEW ORLEANS AND VTCRsBURG
RAILROAD.
II will interest cur readers to know
that this enterprise, recently chartered
by the State Of Louisiana, and which it
is intended shall connect with the chain
of river railroads from st. Louis, has re-
ceived the GovernCr's sanction and is TO
be put under contract at once. The pso-
pie Of New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Bayou
Sara, Natchez and Vicksburg are alive
10 the Importance Of the work, and are
said TO be impatient for its commence
ment. When the State Of Mississippi is
Of ever reconstructed, we hope that one
Of its first enactments will be ths char
ter OF the railroad from Vicksburg to this
city by q route hat will complete g high
way from st. Louis to New Orleans only
less important than the Southern Pa
ei6e.
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The frequent compliments Of our
friends of the country press demand from
us acknowledgement, a duty Of which
we are reminded by q graceful and ele-
CANT tribute to the APPEAL by the
Brownsville Bee. We thank u friend
sincerely, and shall endesvOr to merit
their good opinion by devotion to prinei-
pie and the faithful performance of every
duty devolving upon Us.
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PHELADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3.-Gsorge s.
Fwitchell hiss made a confession to Rev.
Mr.. Bonnyhurst, in which he declates
that on the night of the murder he was
aroused from sleep by his wife coming to
him and stating that she had killed her
mother in a quarrel. They both went to
he room where she lay and they to-
gether threw her body out of the win
dow. Il is said Mrs. Il. hes recently re.
quested that the reporters be excluded
iroEn her husband until after his execu.
ton. She left the city this morning.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, April "a salute was
fired here to-day by the Produce Ex-
change in honor of the passage of a bill
ebolishing the contract system for keep.
ing canals In repair.
Washington specials state that the
President has decided to sign the tenure
of-ofice bill.
Admiral Hof has been instructed to
demand Of Cuban authorities full repara-
ton in case he finds the capture of the
brig Mary Lowell was u~nwarrauted.
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LOUISVILLE, Apiil 3.-The election for
Mayor to-day resulted in the choice of J.
II. Bunee, independent Democrat, over
John g. Baxter, regular Democrat, by q
trifiing majority. The total vote polled
was 10.
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T.
MEMPHIS THEATRR

Re-engagement Of the Great Artistic, Mrs. F..
". LANUER, only for Five Nights and one
Matinee, supported by the talented sectors,
Mr.. }. H. TAXLOR and Mr.. GEO. BECKS ;
also, the entire New Memphis Company.
The plays Tor the i've nights viii be produced
in the following order:
Monday April 5th-Adrienne the Actress.
Tuesday, April 6th-Msry Stuart.
Wednesday, April 7th-4aYis AutOinette.
Thursday, April 6th-Queen Elizabeth.
Friday, April 9Th Beneht-SehOo for Scandal.
Saturday, observation-disclosures Antoinette.
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OF CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN AT
ST. PETERS CHURCH.

-ON-
Monday Evening. April 5, 1869,
Under the direction OF Prof. wINKLER, as
sisted by the Choir Of st. Peters Church and
various Ladies and Gentlemen OF the city
for the Beneht OF ST. PETERS PARISH
SCHOOL
/. Sonata for Organ, Flute aud Violin-Mr. Fl.
T. TomtnsOn, Flute Mr.. II. u. HOIen-
berg, Violin.
2. Nights Shade no ~longer-chorus IRON No
ses 10 Egypt, by Rossini.
soprsn1 MeEdames Heating, Miles, Keller and
BOylan. and Misses f. DaIoan and l.. Quack-
enOoss. Att: Misses Massey. Semmes Arm
strong. Rice, Wilkinson, Gibbons and Nc
Namars. Tenor: Me srs. ~Jackowftz. "a. Ma
than, Davis, Gage and Herzog. Bass Mess S
Harper, Holiday, is Nathan and Wilkinson
(As th-se ladies and gentlemen take part in
every Chorus. their names will not be repeat
ed atthe chOruses}.
g. Far Ger the Siars Is your r~est-S0prsno
SOlo-Miss K. Daman.
4, The Sicilian Shepherds Morning Prayer
Flute and Organ Flute, Mr.. ID. 7. Tom
5. o, Lord, have Mercy-Bass Solo from Moses
in Egypt. Mr.. Haiper.
8, o cor amoris SOLO, Duett and Chorus,
Lambilotte-SolO Mrs. Keller.
z. March-For Organ, Flute and Violin.
8. Aria, by GounCd.1rs Heating.
o. Light Divine around me falling-Soprano
solo from J. Mart1rI. by Donizetu, with
Flute and Violin-Mrs. Miles.
10. A-Chorus of Pilgrims, returning from
pilgrimage, On arriving in sight OF home,
followed Immediately b.
B.-Final March hOme-Orsan, Flute and
Violin.
C,-Prsyer upon arriving in the public
square OF the village-SOpranO Solo, Mrs.
Boylan.
IL, Bow down Thine ear. o Lord-Prayer f. om
Moses in Egypt Solos for Bass, Tenor
and soprano, with fu l chorus.
u. Grand Aria for Soprano, by Centemeri,
with Organ aud Flute-SOpranc-Mrs.
Keller.
Is. To God in H~eaven-Chorus Of men, chorus
Of women, solos and full chorus.
US through the Coming Night
Trio for soprano, ALTO and Tencr.-So-
pranO, Ms MlsS-Ato, Mrs. Boylan.-
Tenor, MIR. Jackiw4tz.
Tickets 81. FOR sale a. F.. katzenbachs, 81
Main street; at the Catholic Book Store, sos
second street, and at the door. Doors open at
nalf. PAST seven. Concert TO N at 81
o'clock. ap4
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LIABILITIES:
s735lsO "a
A OF ( YORK.

City and County of New York.
NORRIS FRAHKLIN, President, aAd WILLIAM
II. BEEks, Actuary, OF tee New York life In
surance Company, being seyeraIly duly az
irmed and sworn, do seversIly depOse and say,
and each for himself says. that the above S; ate
ment Of the sa d Company, on the thirty first
day OF December, 1888, is correct and true, ac-
cOrding TO the best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and belief.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WIN. II. BEE IS, Vice Pres't and Actuary.
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A OF NEW YoR

City and County OF New York
Be II kuo En, that on this twenty fourth day
of Februar Ammo DJmini, ons thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before me. ].
Lsander starr, q Notary Public in and for the
State of New Yo1k, duly commissioned and
sworn, residing in tbs city OF New YORK, per-
sonally came MORRIS FRANKLIN and Will
LIAM II. BEERS, VINO being by me duly sfirmed
and sworn, did depose and say, that the con
tents of the ABOVE affidavit By them subscribed
were true according TO the best OF thsr knowI-
edge, Information and belief.
II. STARR Nafowu D,-hTFo
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WE have TO thank Senator FOWLER
for many attentions, among the latest, p
copy OF the report Of the Secretary Of
che Interior.
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T-ELEGRAPHI0 BARRIERS.


sew OFAGAuA et.
NEW ORLEANS. April 3.-Cotton steady and
tifer-middtings 2s12c; sales 2lOO bales; re-
ceipts 1875; exports 5l9. God 81. sterling Az
@4Ez. New YORK sight 2saIc premiUrn. Flour
INV ri tendency, sup rhine s. 62% XIX So 25;
Xxx S. 5047 .. Corn firm, white 797Sc. Oats
hrm at Zoe. Bran 81 Is. Hay drm, prime s2Z.
PIX daH NJ S3S Bacon dull and lover re-
failing srl4, III 7l7%c. Lard, dull; tierces 1870
lS%c key 20azU1Zc. sugar firm, common Ils<c:
prime l4c. Molassss quiet prime zoe. whi.ky
dull and nominal; Western rectifed 85992L5c.
Coffee quiet and firm; fair If4gl5Hc; prime
l79l76e.
New Fora Market.
NEW YORK, April 3-Cotton firm sales 2sOD
bales upland 2S4c. Flour IS 60 &C 10. Whisky
stssdy Carolina ge9%c Coffee dutI. Sugar,
Cuba l29l25zc. Moiasses fairy active Porto
Money easier ard loans made at el%a7c, Cur.
rency bank statements unfsvoraole, showing
effects Of moIey st~ringency sterling E4gs;
Sl5si cleaIances 5AOO0,OO0; new Tennessees "a.
CtnesnnsII zSarket.
CINCINNATI. April 3-F1our and grain quiet
and unchanged. Whisky Gle. Pork held at
SSI 81. Bulk meats held az l2Aal44c. Bacon,
shoulders l3Ac. Rib sizes l6k9l7c. Lara lSc.
Hams ls1s9lSc. Sugar l49l6c. Molasses S09
PIES S5G7 50. Glover Seed ISL I5Ac. Timothy
$SgIO.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LoUre, April a Flour, a as % Wheat
65G68. Barley 81 81. Rye 81 Is Oa's 5T15GSOc.
Whisky SSc sugar l54g l5Hc. Molasses 659
70. Pork S3l 50a3i IS. Blu k sides 1914. Bacon,
shoulders 1870; SIDES l6A9I7Hc mans lS9Isc,
Lard lSc,
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April s. Flour quiet at IS G0Q6 30. |
Wheat 81 09l%al O9%. Corn SPEC. Rye 81 2UA.
Oats 5S%c. Barley 81 60. Highwines SIC. sugar
l4al54c- Molasses sIGl O5. Pork s3l. Lard
l7s. Bulk meats InaCtiV We and nominal.
Louisville Earkot.
LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Tobacco, sales 90 hhds
at S5al2 IS. PorE So. LAID 1877. Bacon, |
I3c sides l68l6Ac. Flour IS 56G5 Sc Corn 6S9
CSC. Oats 62gt3c. Risky Gle. Wheat 81 4Og
l so.
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A FURNITURE FACTORY.

cash c.nitaI OF $4,000. to manufacture Fur
niture in this CITY. can gst machinery that
cost S53,000 subscrioed iSr szoOo ~ STOCK Inc
chase a good portion Of other machinery
needsd Parties wishing to take stock viii
nieass address me, care Appeal Office, stating
amount they WISH
misc SAo. a. NAo0S'
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 3.-TheP Prince of Wales
arrived at Constantinopie, where the
] Sultan ed him In great gplendor,
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%
at Memphis. Tenn, No. rs Mad
isen Street.
ID. O'DELL,
Gp4 J. a. r. P~RIFGHARD,
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NEW ADyERTLsM'ENTs
Notice.

7 IBERAL cash advances made on Cotton
IL shipped to Messrs. ID. Z. CARROLL q ..
New orleans. or TO their Correspondents in
Liverpool, England.
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Po5T QUARTERMAsTERS OFFIGE,l
MENRAIs, TESN APRIL, IS52
". Il. PAsSMORE & CO.,
kUGtiOHGGrS and Commission Merchants,
L. Hrnsn Ct..on
1877 Main Street,

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
HAyING established q house, as above, in
III connection with the old and w~ell-known
one in Memphis respectfully solicit from their
friends and customers a share OF patronage for
the new house, the connection, location and
facilities OF which render IL q valuable medium
for the transaction OF any business there for
residents of Memphis and vicinity.
viii be happy to see their friends at the old
stand, No. 81 Second street, Memphis, the
business of which viii be attended to with
Their aceustc med energy and reliability.
50 Liberal advances on c-onsignmen9 70
beth or either house. mb0
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STATE OF TENNESsEE,l
CoAPrRoLLER's OFFICE,

STATE OF TEHNESSEE,1
CoAPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January l, 1859.
L, @. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that The New York
Life insurance Company. locatedin New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence that
sid company has complied with all the re-
quirements of the laws OF the State OF Tennes-
see imposed on Insurance = ompanies aud I
further certify that L. O'D&LL and J. K. z.
PRIrCHARD, Agents of sae Company, have
laws OF the STATE made ahS provided In such
cases Wherefore. said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business of Insurance in this
state, at Memphis, Tenn.
IL.S.l O.. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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i'll. STARE, Notary Public.
O-oMPTRoLLER,s OFFTCEl

NASHVILLE, April /, 1869,
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the Ortgtnal now on dle in
my office. q. w. BLACKBURN,
COmptroIler.
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Molina Cotton Seed.

FEW sacks left Of this superior Cot
"A ton seed. For sale by
j. Nj. PATRICK & co,
ap4 25i Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
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For Ri Persons, Esq, one hundred and sixty
acres Of land, east Of and adjoining the Norris
Tract, on the fernando road, i've miles SOUTH
east OF the city. The land will be sold IN 20
acre tracts, each tract being part cleared and
part wood land. A portion OF the land runs
into the valley OF Noneonnah creek. For
garden and fruit purposes these lands are very
desirable and valuable.
Pla Of subdivision may be seen at cur ONCE.
and the lands shown to any parties wishing to
purchase.
TERMS-Half Gosh, balance IL months. with
out interest.
ALSO
$50 acres situated two miles rorth OF Ger.
maDtown, extending across Wolf river-2S
acres cleared, the - heavily timbered.
Raleigh and Germantown read runs through
the land. The tract enbracesa
IL MILL SITE
This tract will be sold without division, and on
same terms as above. Plans made by Robinson
q Noon. from actual survey, on Gle in - office.
The sale of the lands will take place at our
Salesroom northeast corner Of Main aud JEFF
ferson streets and as before announced, viii
be positive and without reserve, by direction
of the owner.
Titles 10 these lands held by original grant,
ROY5fER, IRKZETAGT & co.,
ap2 A~uctioReers.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nATIY Apprar nne aser- so

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Sroasent advertisements hutIag the T7tn Of ne
paper, frst Insertion 81 each stbseQ1teatf gssef-
ton 50 ocHdS per Square.
Advertisement IA Wont or Rem, column, 10 cents
per Tine each Insertion.
Monthly advertisements, IS for first and s. gOT
e0ch additional square.
advertisements inserted az Intervals, % be charged
OS ae1U each insertion.
Monthly advertisements inserted IN The SUNDAY
APPEAL WIH be charged Oae-sfIh 0ddAH0nd-
Advertisements Inserted "a The WEEKLY 0fU DC
charged hGg Of DAILY rates.
Local Notices. - cents per line fTsf fnSeUsoni ana
l2% cents per tine per month.
AL transient Embellishments, NOT nom regular al
t~eITiSeTs. MUST BE AID FOR IN
a Square IS n pace occupied 6V eight lines Of
sosid HO1pdTed-
CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence, on Pubic EUettS, so3cited from
every part Of The United SaGtes.
ALNSLE KEATING & co.
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Furniture, Groceries, QaeenSEare
AT AU N.
QTA 2. FARMLAND, 1877 Main street
MONDA1 MORN Nc, st IO.o'clOck. app
U~NRESERVED SALE
FRUIT, GARDEN
FARM LANDS
AND A.
MILL SITE
NEAR THE CITY.
APRIL 15TH

WE WILL SELL. WITHOUT
W 70 the highest bidder.
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New yora Market.
ST. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, April s. Flour, "a as % Wheat
65Ses; Barley 81 81. Rye 81 Is Oa,s 571@5oc.
Whisky rec, sugar 1919 SIC. Molasses % =
70. Pork S3l 50g3i IS. Bulk sides 1874. Bacon,
shoulders 1910; SIDES l6A9I7Hc hams IS@l9c.
Lard lSc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-04
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April s. Flour quiet at IS GOz
LouisvilIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 3.-Tobacco, sales 90 hhds
at S5al2 IS. PorE SO. LAID 1877. Bacon,
shoulders l84c sides Hql7Ac. Bulk meats
I3c ; sides l69l6Ac. Flour IS 56S5 Sc Corn 639
CSC. Oats 62gt3c. whisky Gle. Wheat 81 40S
l 50,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

ANTWERP. June 2i-2 p. m.
Crude 49d.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

ANTWERP, p. m. June II.
Crude-4s1l.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-06-24

LONDON, p. m., June -.
Reflned-20ls d.
Spots.