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% County Court, on Monday
last, elected A. J.. Ghildress, Coun-
ty Register, ride a. IT. Nicks,
term expired. sac e. s,ss
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Cincinnati, Ohto.

Cotton 2Sx ...... Bulk Msats--shoulders
lie; sides l3k; hams II Lard 17I@1B
:. Butter 36@40. -. Wheat 81 20. Clean
Clover SIS, ,Hogs-=gToS. eelo; net, IL.
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Louisville. Ky.
Cotton 25.. Wheat 81 g.. !. Lard f8
;. .Superfns Flour. per Dbl. SIS 50.@.. Coal
Oil, per gal, 800.
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BLOOD MANHOOD. r Ss,s,as : 50 IP %

centsf for sealed 20 packages on the whole sub
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ry, TO Dr.. Whittier, 6l7 Saint Charles
street, Saint Louis, Nc. Consultation
free, at Office. or by mail. State your case. no
matter who have failed. He stands preemi-
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New YoEk. 10. K.sB5a bss 4faes s41
Cotton. zplana 20. n. Wksat 6 q se@l 80
...1dold 1s5tz. -g'-ETyasa
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D. R. PRINDLB. o. + E'.; 4. p' fs.-

D. H. mlNDLE, n.y. ~ n East 4. e' Pss-
ent Farmers Steam Boiler has been in use
many years without accident and with perfect
success, for cooking in large quantities for
s.eck, scalding hogs, SC. = n -r.rfr I
" The american Agricuiturist for. January,
1850, says '-"Experiments made by G. NJ.
Clay, Of Kentucky. showed that one bnshel
Of dry corn made 5fbs. 10 CO. of pork of
boiled corn, Il lbs o. aud boiled meal 16
to 19fbs.
The Society Of Shakers, at Lebanon, N. >,
famous for pork raising. says 1For fsttening
animals, swine particularly, we consider three
Of cooked equal to four of raw meal"
sThose in want will please send for circulars,
prices &c. to ~; esag7f ssse.sl
,hs JAMES G. HAND g. CO., Factors,
or slavery & Co., manufacturers. Philadelphia
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re, @e0DngeR

HAS a large lot of Gentiemen's Over
IL coats, Sbawls, Dress Goods, Pants. Vests,
Over and Under Shirts, Drawers, and Ladies'
Cloaks, Shswlk and Under SbirtG. which be
Is selling regardless es ths cost. Call and
Sc him. E9 els isASo
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COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL AND
CROP ITEMS.

"A new sugar refinery, with a capital
of 100000, is to commence operations in
Francisco on the list of August.
Oh. Fitzgerald. formerly cashier Of
the Syracuse bank, New York, Is under
arrest on aeharge of misappropriating"
5000.
Out OF the fourteen large tobacco
factories in Danville, Va, only four are al
present in operation. ewing te the eXees-
sive tax on manufactured tobaooO Ire
suspension has thrownOut Of employment
a large number of colored people.
The merchants of ST. Louis, in whose
possession considerable quantities Of cot
fee, pepper, sugar, etc, which were seized
some time since we're found, are filing
their claims for the same, and giving
bonds for costs in the United States Dis
trict Court. The number who have fled
claims 50 far Is thiFty-six.
The exhibition Of textile fabrics at
Cincinnati e month viii include cassi-
meres, iannels, jeans, tweeds, blankets,
carpets, burlaps, s~heetings, yarns Of all
kinds, many kinds of cotton and wooden
machinery, spun silk, fax and hemp bag
Qing; and from the responses received
fFSHa the South especially, the enterprise
seems assured Of success. Railroad
companies throughout the West offer
liberal deductions on freight charges, and
regular visitors Will be returned free.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, by
authority Of law, has adopted a distinc-
| tive paper. which viii be hereafter used
until otherwise ordered, for all obligations
and other securities Of the United States,
one of its peculiarities Is the introduction
of colored silk, cotton, and other material
into paper while in process Of manu-
factare. BY lawi it is felony forany person
| 10 haye or retain ia his custody or pos.
session any paper adapted 70 the making
Of any such obligatiops or securities, and
similar to that designatea by the score
authority Of the Secretary or some othel
proper officer Of the United States; ana
any person offending against this statute
viii on conviction thereof be punished by
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The average amount of wheat per
acre produced by the States is as follows,
emitting or adding fractions in the usual
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, July y, 1858.
NAN

FINANCE.
We could learn nothing of interest in
the money market to-day. The card OF
Mr.. wolcott, Chairman of the City
F1uanee C-annnttse, IA reference to stock
held hy the city in the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad, and which appeared
in our last issue, seems to relieve the
minds of many who feared that some pri-
vase I'VE may as well call it by its right
name) or undetermined measures had been
adopted by the committee TO at least
~ieapOrdize the interest of the city in this
stock. II seems that we can't get along
end hold Ills interest It is The last
resource Al every meeting Of the Board'
They fan back on this stock a. a prize
fighter falls into the arms Of his second.
II must pass into other hands. This be-
ing the case, let il he sold al public auction
to the highest bidder. Right here We
would ask what IS being done 10 make de
nnqnent taxpayers pay up? Has the
time not yet arrived when delinquent lists
should be made known and their property
put up for sale.
Money isheeomiEg e2s.ef aStAe eastern
market gets relieved. There Is not much
demand for loans, but ali who expect to
enter the market as borrowers for the
next few weeks 10 comes are feeling around
10 see where their necessities can be
relieved and y hat is likely to be the best
terms.
Exchange is steady on AL points City
Scrip is firm with none Offering. County
Warrants are dull. Police Scrip IN
changed, We quote as follows:
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NOTICE.

For particulars and special rates apply to
Agent Southern Express Company, at their
ONCE, North Court street. iel8
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Directors of the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad held a meeting or Hre,t-
nesday concerning the Griyase business Of
that road
we understand that a new lOcomO-
tive is to be put on the Chattanooga Road
which will draw sixty heavily loaded ears
on the level.
The Adams ana American Express
COMPANIES have agreed to carry all arti-
ales TO the Textile Fabric Exposition at
Cincinnati free of charge.
The stockholders of the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad met in Nash
vile on Wednesday and elected a Board
of Directors for the ensuing year,
The South AIdbQmiGR, published at
GreenyilIe, SAYS. We notice in the AdUO-
cate a call for a subscription of $4,000 to
the Mobile and Girard Railroad, in order
to bring it to this place. This is a move
in the right direction, and we trust that
our people viii respond to it literally.
A person passing by the name of
Andrews has been travelling free upon the
several railroad of Alabama, Mississippi
and Tennessee, claiming to be a cor-ca-
pendent of the APPEAL. re - an I'M
pOst0r. We nave no travelling eorrespon-
dent. When we employ one he vail be.
found to possess proper credentials from
Us. HEATING, ENGLISH W.
A Washington dispatch of the 2lst
says! As there seems to be ageneral mis-
understanding about the differences be-
tween the Union Pacific and Central Pa
ci6c Railroads, a few words of explana-
ton may be advisable. The quarrel last
winter was about the point of junction,
the Union Pacific wanting it at Promon-
tory and the Central Pacific at Ogden.
The act of Congress passed on the 10th of
April settled that, by providing that TIA
junction should be ut a aeaF agdeh, pro-
Viding that the Union Pacific should build
= rfAe tram Ogden to ~Promontory Point,
aud that the Central Pacific should then
take it at cost. The point of Junction viii
be a few miles west Of Ogden, n the
present quarrel is as to which company
Shall rave the government bonds for the
section from this point to Promontory,
nearly fifty miles. The Union Pacific
built the section, and claims them "a tpat
account. The Central PacIhs takes it after
il is built, ana also dlaIns them, GOR~
ggess may- nave to settle the difficulty.
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MISSISSIPPI, AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily--..2:45 pm. IL 40 am
y. Orleans Express, daify.-S:3 80 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily except Sun
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connG5ttul Tor
COfseeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Ca-trai Railroad.
Ticka. Office 81 L. Main street and at the
Depot. -0ninibusses VIII can FOR passengers
n check Baggage IN any pAft II the city, by
leaving orders at ~ - Aail street,
4, 81 LNERMORE, Genn SupT.
G. p, uARLET, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. Il you would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It gives a pure blooming ton}ptSAf"h ana
restores Youth ard EeAEty.
IL ss5oSis are gradual, natural and perfect.
II removes, Richness, Blotches md implies,
cures, Tan, SUBburn and FreckleS, and makes
a lady OF thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin Smodgh
and Pearly the Eye bright ana clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
lnparts a fresh, plump appearance to the
Countenance. Nolady need complain other
complexion when IS cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing 60 dress The HAIR WIN ~ Ly-
on's Kaihairou. jell
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COTTON.


The Liverpool market at the opening
was steady. Upland l21zd; Orleans 13d.
All pm it was frmer but prices un-
changed, and closed active, with sales Of
1890 bales. UPlande l2Ad; Orleans 1Sd.
In New York at the opening the market
was dull. Low Middlings SSe; Middlings
S4c. At 2p.m. il was dan and nominal.
Low Middlings S2ze; Uplapds 34e. Other
grades unchanged and closed inactive and
dropping. Low MHddlings SzAes Mid
dlings sac; Mobile SAGE; Orleans S4he;
Good MiddEngs 3Jc. Sales 10 sPinners2So
bales. TO spectators 500 bales, intending
Low Middiings for December delivery at
26kc, and January at &c.
Our market was quiet with no buyers
except where they could secure a bargain
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE
LNp LouIsuLLE aAaRoan llNE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, r. Il. time.--4s00 am. $50 am.
City time.--..3: As am.
Night Express, r. r. time..3:00 pm. 2:40 AIN.
City time..2a5 pm.
Ticket Offices No. 25 l-2 Main street and AT
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 20 Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
SAM. B. JONES, Gent supt.
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MEDICAL.

Or. RUSSELL, No. ~ North Court Street,
north side of Cour Square, Memphis,
Tenn, is acknowledged by all
parties interested ~ by fap
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ANT

Wy ASTED-An energetic young man Nth
W. a small capital, in a mechanical bust
Z.-. Wn fbsu offce fv2l
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TASTED.-An energetic young man with
W. q small capital, in a mechanica bust
ness. Address Y o., this office. ly2I
UTANTED-AGENTS-To sell the American
w knitting Machine. Price S&. The sim
plesf, cheapest and best Knitting Machine
ever Invented. VIII knit 1900 stitches per
minute. Liberal TO agents.. Ad-
dress AMERICAN KNITTING
Co, Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis. Mo. mys
WANTED-AGENTs-s75 TO 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, to intro
duee the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING This
machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embrOider, in a most
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully war
ranfed for i've years. We Will pay slOU for
any machine that VIII sew a stronger, more
beautiful. or more elastic seam than ours. II
makes the " Elastic Lock Stitch" Every Sec
Oud stitch can be cut, and still The cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearing IL. We
pay agents from SIS to 500 per month and ex-
peuSes. or a commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOMB
&C.,, PittsbUrg, Pa, ST. Louis, Mo-, or Bos-
ton Mass.
CAUTION.-DO not be imposed upon by
other parties palIning OF worthless cast-iron
machines, under the same ameO or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really prGltiea
machine manufactured. myS
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aEMPBIs aNo LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

To MADIsoN AND LTTTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at : l-2
an.
Coming East-LeRye Madison daily at 2 pm.
FerryIBoat leaves foot Of Union st. at 7 am.
;. B. BEAUMONT,
General superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Summer Perils---HOw to Escape Them
1t will not do TO trihe with the health in hot
weather. Yigor oozes through the skin at
every pore, nd 1t is BY physical vigor only
that unhealthy influences can be bafied and
repelIed. The vital elements are evaporated
IN p~erspiration. Intense heat converts q
man into a self-acting pump, and the mois-
ture that is pumped out Of him is derived
from the well-springs OF life within him.
There Is great need, therefore, that these
sources Of physical strength should be in a
condition to bear, without danger or incon-
v~enienee. the extraordinary drain. II they
are not In such a condition, the individual
becomes anguid and l~Ow-spirited.
The main thing IS to keep the digestive APP
paratps IN good working TRIM for ifthestOm-
aeh, the purveyor of esystenl, does its duty
thoroughly. the liver, the bowels, the brain
and the nervous system, Deingduly nurtured,
viii be likely to do theirs. In view of these
facts, IL Is manifest that a powerful and
wholesome vegetable tonlc ike HOSTE
TIERS STOMACH BITlEItS Is especially re-
QuiTed at this enfeebllng season.. 1t Is the
most admirable OF all cOrrectives and invfgo-
rants, and for this reason; 10 does not over
stimulate the system. The proportions of
aperient, tonic and stimulating compopents
are so Ju~diciOusiy graduated, that the pro-
cesses of IMMIGRATION n purthcattOn 90 on
simultaneously, n no undue excitement Is
created in the circulation or the brain. All
unmedieared stimulants, however pure, ex-
cite the pulse and the nervous system, Their
eXhillrating effect Is temporary, and when
10 passes on the physical and mental depres-
sion they were employed TO remove returns
case when HOSTETTER'S BI1TERS are taken
as a stomachic and nerytne, The medicinal
herbs, roots and gums with which they are
impregnated neutFalize the exciting pFfnei-
and which is IN itself the most wholesome OF
all the varieties of alcohol.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IN-l
SuRASCE COMPANY,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July & 1865.
A T a meeting of the Directors of this Com
IA pany, held this day, a cash dividend Ol
i've per cent, free of Government tax, was
declared from the earnings of the last three
months, payable on the 10Th Instant.
JOHN II. STEBBINS,
jyIO Secretary.
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To the Merchants Of Memphis and Mer-
chants and Planters an white River.

/ HAVE this day sold the Whit River Mail
i Contract, with all myinterest in the White
river trade, to the Memphis and Arkansas
d, Adams is President. To the old citizens OF
Memphis and on White river, by whom Mai.
Adams has been so long and favOrably
known, 1 need say nothing, as he is no stran-
ger to them, having successfully carried their
mails and dom their river business for them
far many years before the war. To the new
settlers l take pleasure in recommending the
new line as reliable in every particular, and
ask for them a cordial and hearty support.
June 10, 1863. JOHN b. DAVIS.
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NOTICES.

"a ftors Of J. 4. Waidran deed. You Will
axe notice that 1 lave taken out letters OF
ADMINISTRATION on the estate of /. 7. Wal
your claims to me for settlement: those in
ae9ted 70 the estate win please come forward
JyS Mrs. E. H. wALDRAE.
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important Notice. Farmers, Families and

others can purchase no remedy equal 10 DR..
Tobias Venetian for the cure Qf
Cholera, DiarFhea, Dysentery, Group, t%lto
and Sea Sickness, taken internalY|it Is per-
fectly harmless; see oath accom- panYlng each
bOttle)-and externally f,r Chronic Rheuma-
tisIn, Headache, T1pthaChe, Sore Throat, Cuts,
B-rQa; aWeiifags, Bruises, Mosquito Bites,
GhT Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest.
The Venetian Liutment was introduced In
1871. and no enc who has usedit but continues
TO do SO, many stating, il it was ten dollars a
bottle they would not be without it,. Thou
sands Of certificates can be seen at the Depot.
speaking of its wonderful curative prCpen
ties. Price, Fifty tents and one DcilaN sold
by the Druggists and StOrekeeperS through
out the United States. bSpDt, 10 Park Place,
New York.
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Receipts per N. 4 c. Il. r. . bales; NJ.
& T. p; NJ. & o. II; River 6.
Exports were, per N. & c. r. p -;
NJ. & o. 100; River
A private letter received to-day from
New Orleans by a Front street factor,
states that there is less than 1000 bales Of
unsold cotton in that market.
The telegraphic weekly Liverpool state
lnent is as follows: Shipments from Bonn
bay since last report to the 10th, 1900.
Weeks sales $4,000. To spectators 5000.
Tor export 12.OOO. Stock $4,000; of which
1873, 900 is American. Stock aaoat e64, 600;
Of which 1000 is American.
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AoAN rsFsFs- s7sHf+ -FFs s#s A@AtF SUH-
Gold in New York closed at lS5He.
sterling Exchange IS steady l09%e for
prime 60 day bills. Money on call Z per
cent. New Tennessee Bonds 56Ac. Gov
eruments are generally steady and firm,
with a limited hnsiness doing:
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RYE POPE.


INHE legislature Of Tennessee haying an
company 10 change its business to n bankfng
business, under the naIne OF the q Union ard
PAINTERS Bank Of Memphis. notice Is hereby
given ihat the Board of Directors have or
dered books 70 be opened for the subscription
OF three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock az The Peoples INSURANCE COMPANY. No.
10 MeiiSoh street, on the it Of July next and
TO remain open for sixty days. unleSs the
above shall De sooner SubGcrfbed,
NA. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
Memphis June -. IA69 {agsl
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TERMS-Not{A with acceptable security,
January I, lS70. Time Of lease from July
q, l5d3, 10 January L 1870. This property
fronts on Second Street. and runs west win
Henry street TO Wolf river.
Renting 10 begin at u o'clock m. on the
premises.
lyl9 r. c. BRINKLEY, Receiver.
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FOR RENT,

ITO RENT.-The Brick Residence, No. no
Court street. Apply TO il EICHBERG,
Iql Main street. lfy2l Ledger copy.
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TNHE undersigned, having been duly ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate OF
Robert A. Neon, deceased, hereby notoies
ali creditors Of said estate TO file their claims,
and all debtors to come forward and settle
their Indebtedness with MessFs. Wright, Nc
Kissick & Wright, his attorneys.
VIM. i. GALBREATH,
Memphis, July 10, 1863. tyls
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stocks opened Hrfner aaa py noon the
general list was higher with a better de-
mand and closed duh and bearish;