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~ raIGia, Rhuru q tisEn and Lung Fc-
yer, prevent ed by the use Of the valuable in
vention ever introduced to the public 1t totally
excludes from your houses. Offices and stores col 1
air. dust and rain. 1t is easily applied and saves
fuel. Every housekeeper who studies domestic com
fort should ha We the newly invented
RUBBER M0ULDIN5S ANO WEATHER STRIPS.
Apply to E. J. Cooper, or
THOMAS PARKER
xHII-Stf. Mineral Point, Wis.
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y. Il. 7sOEIsETE.
u. CRoNEN. 4. Va, VI. n.

physician AND SURGEON. once In MoHetts
4 Drag store, High street, Mineral Point. XXI
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dribune Otirial 1irettorp.
UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES
Of5s. oV'oer. r. .. Aoaress
,4..-rt Assessor t. s. ANsLEY. Mineral Point
DD.,tv Collector. GRo. ". BLISS do do
ns9.tv Marshal GEo. W Bliss. do do
IOWA COUNTY
circuit Judge JoskPH T. Mills Lancaster.
County Judge. WILSON - Mineral Point
Sb-rif ....-.---.--... WfLLIAx SANDS .DodgeyIlie
g-rsrs Ctrct Court .CEg'S hBssLER--. DO
Tl4rk I'D Super's. OHvILLs STroNo-- %
r..,isrp- Of Deeds OLfER p. ASHLEY DO
Ta-,ntv Treasurer FRANC 5 EIvIAs- do
nf.triet Attorney - MoNT. SMITH. Mineral Point.
r54stv Surveyor. Henry MApDES--- do do
Tr-.rar Joan IvET, SEN do do
s.A nj Slpcriu' DIT SAaUEL PAsKS- --Avoca.
JgFF W REwEY- .Millin.
sraryi=ors ARcu. CAHPBELL. ladseway.
HOMER O. Snow. -Avoca-
1--.,r /, poor THOMAS THOMAS .D0dgeyille.
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.
Mavor ..........DtviD " JONES.
hlay u 81 WILLIAM II. CURRY.
CHARLES HOLMES
. CHRISTIAN OTTER
grborl srperIntendent ..--JosHUA HAsscoA
F;r.t Varf- Common C5Eaci-Sec0Hd Hard.
r pass FREDkSICE GILMAN,
wllII14 A. PEARcE. RICHARD GoLDswoRTaT.
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ALEX. WILSON,

fSacccessor 10 the late firm Of Wilson & Weber,
A TTQRNEY ASD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
a Agent fer \ v. Mutual Life Insurance Company
and Republic Fire Insurance Company Office OPP0-
site the City Hall upstairs, Mineral Point, Wis.
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o. &. SHIT III,

A TT0RSEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, No
~ <ary Public. aud Land Couvey aucer- Farms for
sale Erlsks Biuck corner High and Chestnut sts.,
lp-stsiis Mineral Point Wis. -NXI-I4
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Great Conaagration on Lake Street.

CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1865.
Messrs. HERRING & Co., 40 State Street:
GentIen7eu-In the disastrous fire Lake Street,
which occurred the night OF the 2Sth inst, we had
one of your No. Folding Door Safes, which lay in
the burning ruins until yesterday afternoon, and
great the heat that the brass knobs and plates
melted entirely off. Upon opening it, after an
exposure Of about forty-eEht hours, are pleased
to inform you that We found its contents consisting
of valuable books and papers, all preserved in
splendid condition in fact, the inside OF the safe
looks good new. Some of the covers OF the
books were loose. We well pleased with the
suit and would add that safe that preserves its
contents well, proves to be fire-proofin iced.
Yours respectfully
G. NJ. HENDERSON < Co.
The Safe IF Messrs. c. NJ Henderson & Co. can
be seen Sidewalk. Please call al see it
at No. 40 State Streec.
IIerriHG's Patent Champion Ss fes.
The victors in than 800 accidental fires. ard
cd the Prize Medals at the Worlds Fair, Lon Ion
Worlds Fair New York and Exposition UniverselIe
Paris, Manufactured and for sale by
HEB EsENGs & CO.,
10 State St, Chica 20,
Factory corner Fourteenth ST. and Indiana Av
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F. lANhESCh,
POWELL E.swRENTE

4 tSshAL D5 ALEss- IL ROCKS. STATIONERY.
- 1.t5s ryassr y 81 Papers, Fancy Goods. etc
= sAs f"s H.aees Nsaeral Point, Wis. 12-It
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HOSES ~ sTRnNG.

4 TT0RSEY AND COINS ELLOR AT LAW. Office
y ia East Front Room first Go0r) Of the City Han,
Mineral Point, " jscansin. NNf-43
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-. NAbiE BARRIER. shaving. Shar7a-f-,
S. e-zssaS- Rear OF TT4usaisS fT.rsg,7-s
~ Al.sg s..ueral P5Eat - - :, IL &
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FsEg s. IsEr.FIs,

A TTgRNEYS AND COUNSELLOES At LAW,
- Doageylie, Wis Attend to collections and pr4c-
Size In 49, the Counts q this state. XXI
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IT IS resumed The practice Law ana viii attend
the sessions Of the Circuit Court in the Counties
81 Iowa Ia fayrtte, Grant, Crawford and Rchland.
Office 81 his residence ia Mineral Point. Nx-S6
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II Nh :. ELL>SEoIsEEE.
\ <. ss.s.-l7d, Wisconsin. Attends 90
e' 2 s5-'Ei -H-aes- xiii SIN
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CORE q LIKE Ms.

A TT0RNEYs At bAW. Special attention given
"A to proceedings under the recent L. :. Bankrupt
Act. UHIce in Lenahaus Block, upstairs, opposite
tn r. q. Mineral Point. Wis. xiii
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SORIAL
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Watches, Clocks and jew.
eEry Repaired and
WARRANT

REMEMBER THE PL4 CE-At DA-
rey's Old Stand, opposite Il. d. Pdfori's Drug
Store, High Street,
J. H CARTWRIGHT,
y2ln3-tf-chns -n15 Mineral Point. MS.
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FOREIGN.
The vicerOy of Egypt Must Comply
to the Sultan's Demands.

PARIS, November 28.-The -Pat,fe
to-day makes the following state
ments: The ultimatum recently sent
to the Khedive by the Sultan admits
ofno discussion. If the Viceroy of
Egypt does not comply with Its de
mands he will be deposed and his
brother, Emustpha Fizil, recognized
in his place. There are hopes, how
ever, that the affair will be settled by
the advice ofEuropean powers.
Dispatches from Rome state that
the members of the Ecumenical Coun-
ell will meet at the Vatican on the Sth
of December, and at the conclusion of
the preliminary ceremonies the Pope
will announce the opening of the
Council.
MADRID, November 28.-In the
COrtes yesterday the republicans
moved for a vote of censure against
the Government for an arbitrary use
of power. The motion was rejected
by a vote of LAG to 35. 1t is stated
that over thirty thousand volunteers
in all have been sent to Cuba,
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LOUISVILLE.
Desperate Fight at Somerset, KY
Three Hen Killed.
Heavy Jewelry Robbery in Louisville

LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-A des-
perate character named Cooper, who
had been whipped by party of regu-
latOrs in Pulaski county, caused the
arrest of some of his neighb0rs. whom
he accused of having administered the
chastisement. Saturday morning was
fixed for trial, and Cooper and his
friends entered Somerset, the county
site, armed to the teeth. Here
the accused parties, numbering
twenty, and Cooper, with his con-
federates equally strong, entered into
a quarrel, which resulted in a regular
pitched battle. One hundred and fifty
shots were fired, resulting in killing
three men, named Todd, Daulton and
William Peasants, and mortally
wOunding one, James Peasants. The
fight was abated by mutual consent,
both parties being out of ammunition.
A short time after, each party having
recruited its forces, were about to re-
enter the town, but armed citizens
warned them off.
Solomon r. Biesenthal's lewelry
store, on Market street, near First,
was robbed at four O'Clock this morn
ing of gold and silver watches, dia-
lnOnd rings and pins to the amount of
So, 600 to $1,000. There is no clue to
the robbers.
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WASHINGTON.
Reports of Csbinet 0fficers---COn-
gress---AppOintmsnts.
The Spanish GunbOat Question grow
ing Serious.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The
report of the Secretary of War, to-
gether with the subordinate reports oi
the various military departments and
bureaus, and that of Gen. Sherman,
have been sent to the Public Printer.
The reports of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Secretary of the
Navy are not yet finished. With
these executions, the reports of the
heads of departments are nearly COM
pleted. But few, if any of them, will
be furnished to the press in advance,
An effort viii be made by the heads
of departments to prevent their pre-
mature publication, as in repeated in.
stances heretofore. cit is certain thai
the Presidents message will not be
furnished to the press till the day it is
sent to Congress, nor will it be put in
type until il shall have been officially
made public.
Additional members Of Congress
continue to arrive, though not in
large numbers. The hotels and
boarding-houses are filling up, and
preparations in all directions indicate
near approach OF the next session O
Congress,
NJ. G. c. SnifIer has been appointed
Executive Clerk to the President
This makes no increase in the force
in the Executive Mansion as Sniffel
has for a long time been detailed
there from the Treasury Department
where he had the position of fourth
class clerk.
Assurances have been received
here from well informed sources thal
there is no truth in the rumor that {
Spanish feet is TO rendezvous at New
! York, nor is it true that the Navy
/ Department is sending irOnclads L
/ that port. The MiantOmanah hai
been ordered to go to New York OF
her trial trip and for the purpose o
further repairs. If necessary, severa
other vessels may proceed to New
York next month to take in stores, ir
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CHANCERY SALE
-ON-
WEDNESDAY, December 10, ISes.

No. zIs, o. R.-Chancery Court OF Memphis
ny virtue OF an interlocut0ry decree ID this
ID cause, viii sell akpublic auctio-. to ths
highest bidder, in the town OF Fort Pick erin =
on WEDNESDAY, December Is, ls5a, within ls--
gal hours, the following described Heal Estate
to-wtt:
The south half OF Block No. 50. IN that part
of the city Of Memphis called Fort Picksrlne
and lying between Finn street Un the est,
and Fourth street on the west. and ~ hoison
street on the sOuth. and the nrst ~ ey esss OF
Gholson street on the north. fr0lJtng ls9 feet
inches on Flrth street and icJ feet on Ghoi-
son street
TEHRs OF SALE Cash to the arnc-lt o. fhs
decree herein and costs; balance o. q crsd4t
OF twelve months. Equity Of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall flii 20 bring the
amount Of the decree herein and costs, tlen
and IN that event the north naif or sain
Block No 81 VIII Be- sold, IN lots or suudlsl-
siOns; sale to continue unili the amount
requisite 70 satisfy the decree herein ald
costs, in CASH. is yielded.
Terms OF sale OF norIh half Of Block Nc. s9-
One-half cash; balance on a credit o. rgFe4Ts
months. Equity Of redemption o1rreu.
nos A ALclON, C.. a-u 81
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NEW YORK.
The Spanis War Vessels Have Not
Yet Arrived.

New YORK, November 2s.-The
Spanish war vessels that were expec,
ted to rendezvous in this harbOr it is
stated will not come at all. They
were to have gone upon the docks at
the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs,
but one of them is too large for the
dock, and the feet will probably go
to Philadelphia. Mr.. Delameter,
builder of the Spanish gunbOats, now
under seizure in this port, yesterday
filed claim to them now as his own
property and makes answer TO the
libel. 1t is not true that the Spanish
Government so far has not interfered
in the case.
A corps of engineers have just fin
ished survey of the proposed Central
Underground Railway. 1t is under
stood to be so favorable that ground
will be broke in February next, when
commencement of the work will be
pushed forward day and night.
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respective of what has been heretofore
said on this subject. The above state
ment represents the present condi-
tion of affairs in that quarter as OBJ
tanned from official sources.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to continue sales of>gold
and purchases of bonds through the
month of December without change.
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Receivers Sale.
On thursday, the sth Day Of Deeemter, So

" - - - -'-~@A-l---a y q
A T the hour o. 10 o'clock an. az ths arc-
y ton house OF Royster, TreEs rau1 & Co.
On the corner Of Main aud Jefferson 8 rrc-rs.
in the city Of Memphis, viii sell 70 me
highest bidder, for casn. the following de-
scrtbed Bonds and Noes, Cepo-fled by Is. 3.
Waddeil, TO secure his iude6tsGuess 20 TIE
Gay $50 savings Institution.
Five Bonds, Nos. 20 70 "A Inclusive These
bonds are made by X 3. Waacau and Coal-
man Boyd, dated May =, iSo6 and payable 2 q
May, 1872. Each OF these bonds Is or one
thousand dollars, and each has seven 81 cuu-
pons, now due, for thiIty dollars eRcn. Thee
bonds are seedred by deed in {. u OF the
Ogerton HOte! and other real eSsats "a rhs
city OF Memphis, made BY c. Eoyd aHd B. 3
Waedell, on the Id MAY, lSsG. and recorded n
the registers ONCE OF Sheioy county. Ienn-
in Book No. 81, part lst, pages ss3- 80. etc
one note, dated November Is, ls51, made by
8. B. Robins q Co, for S5o00, payable Isl day
OF January, 1870, 70 the Otu6r o. Z. 8 " ad-
dell, and BY him iudorsed
Seven f0 notes nade by s. b Robins & Co,
Memphis. November !, ls6f, Tor co. sach pay-
able to the order OF b. T. Waddeil, snd bv
him indorsed, payable a. follows: One, three
months after date; two, at four mCn- As after
date; two. Gt i've months after date; one, az
six months after date, and ems a. seven
months amer date.
nos 5. MOSBY. Receiver
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Adams Street Residence at Per-
emptOry Public Sale.

UTE are directed to dispose OF the Brick
w Building situsted on the south side Of
Adams street, first dwelling-hOuss east OF the
bayOu-three stories above ground. win good
basement and back yard, conveniens 70 the
business part Of the city. and particularly 50
TO the Memphis and Charleston Eailruad
Depot. The sale is peremptOry. The prop
erty can be examined before the sale, which
will be on the ureIniEas A. INN
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


DY virtue OF two executions 70 me directed
% nom the Municipal Court o. Memphis.
one IN favor OF j. I. Pettit and against lna
Memphis Mining and ldanuE Eac-CrluE 4 Jll1E a.
ny. Judgment on the nth day OF llay. lsas, lor
S57os O2 two thousand seven hand 81 and
sfxty-nine dollars and Two centsi, besides
cosLs Of suit; the other IN favor ol =. J.
Wicks and against the same omp pany, iuu-l-
ment on the same day FOR sl17z - OLE rhou-
sand and seventy-tWo dollars and 1fty cenlsl-
besides costs OF suit, viii procsel y sell q
the highest bidder, for cash, i1 tEou- Q. t-s
Courthouse door Of the AunfciPsl Coults On
Wednesday, the lst Day Of December, 1888,
between the legal hours OF sale the sollo=lns
described property, t0-wit. The leasslo41 IN.
terest OF said COmpen N and % tps lr2e- of
land on which the Rolling Atlis ere s-lli4-ed
fronting 2sS5z feet on Promenade 8treoc, n lhe
CITY OF Memphis, Tennesseei and Eunn-os
hack between parallel lines, about ~ -se- -
wolf river. said ieasehold has ten yeals 20
run nom June, l55o, together With eli ne i-2~
movements thereon, consisting q cG1i111ls1 s.
machinery. boilers, engines, rollsns 1lil-i.
Dlntforr1-scnles, and al he 1xtcrcs celo1s-
ing 20 said Rolling Mills levied o. - tle
property q the 81 emp phis Mining ald alaI>fI~
faeturinE Company. and sold % sarislf trl4
foregoing Judgments, interest a1ld CO.'S
r. r Dts5f AL.
tlarshal y. 6. 81
By n +. BkbL- Deputy aar1AAl
SQyeabcr ~ ~. zel
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Thursday. December 18Th.

TERMS-Third cash, 9, y and Is months,
with interest, and trust deed upon the prop
erty sold. We repeat, IN Ordsrnot 70 be over
locked. that the sale Is positive ana par
emptory. Title perfect
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
poG2 Aue.louearz
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
s;DaIdlHg, /; a. sIdssn & MaoOoyosgh, Prspr's.

n ". 1Ot Manager
MONDAY EVENING, Nov 18th, 1859. Sec
Cnd aud last week of the engagement Of
MS D. Z. Bowers, pronounced bT the press
ana pubic The Queen Of Tragedy, support
e. nctoliOm- v IN appear In = new and in
IsAseiy interesting drama, written express
y ior MS D. T. Bowers. By Edmund Fal-
cOner, Esq. entitled SNARE: Ok. " hsr Cam
Money Dot
In preparation, the great historical play Or
ELIZABETH Mrs d. p. Bowers IN the iitie
role and Oth0r novelties thar viii srlaaIIIs-
be announced.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

DY authority of the stockholders conven-
ID tiOn, held at Aberdeen, Miss, on 1Ith No
vember, 1863, l am instructed to notify the
stockholders In the Memphis. Holly Springs,
meet at Okolona, Miss, on FRIDAY, 81 DE-
CEMBER, 1869, for the purpose Of electing
Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year. and
for the transaction OF such other business as
may come before them. All are requested to
be present MINOR MERIW ETHER,
neA Secretary.
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REMOVAL.

ID G. DUN CO.. having removed to STAN
H. ton Block, corner OF Madison and Front
streets, VIII be happy to see subscribers and
friends. ". c. MATTHEW'S,
noA Manager
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Administrators Sale of valuahle elg
Creek Lands.

WE VIII sell. for the adrniuistrara-s Of
w George L. Holmes, decec -sd. Lets E-.-
tour, teightl and y luiuoi, 81 ths Eclla-s
farm subGlS isiOn. lying on Big Greek. soma
nfteen miles nom the city Nc. i= -H
splendicly wooded, ana lies On both sldl5 n
Big Greek, at its crossing OF rhe pisuEr a- q.
containing ~ acres ~ 5 eontalls e5 .cfs-.
all cleared, with nevsF-flflina zll.r--. ,s. :
contains 81 acres, well iEDroN o. W -n ~
acres IN tim ber- These trs IS . II lie eu- .r-
0us 70 each other, and VII De sold ssfala af -.
The Mississippi River Valley rallrlEa. o. n
each tract, with a depot ~ the conner a. l44-.
OF iot No s. The sale WI take pace - y
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Constitutional Convention.

THE following named Judges and Clerks
1 are hereby appointed TO open and hold
an election for delegates 10 the Convention
FOR the amendment Of the Constitution OF the
tot Of Ten
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On Tuesday. pecenfber zth.

On Lot No 4. being Big Creek Pia1kroad
Bridge
TEkAis.-Half cash; half IN p months,
with Interest.
q. G. ECLEES-
W. r tt IL. -
- Adm miulstratoIs.
AuctiOneers.
Plans or nle ot our Office rc-
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l0th WaTd-AJrfeo Bailey ChRreh.
w. F. MelsefreSn, Deputy Comm is loners T.
7. Wright, ". &. Ellis, James NJ Williamson,
Judges; j. NJ. Boon. Auguste Bizlen- Clerks.
Election for Consfabies and Justiees Will be
held at the same time and places Deputy
Comm issioners viii call AZ my Office and be
Qualified JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
no26 Com'r OF Registr'n for Shelby county
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TRADE,

A very fair amount Of activity was
manifest to-day in u general markets
and orders to a large amount were filed
for shipment, both by rail and river. In
addition TO the orders, there were many
merchants In town from the interior,
making 8 few selections for the early
spring demand.
Quite q number Of our prominent cit
liens were present at the railroad meet
ing yesterday, held In the Chamber OF
Commerce. The proceedings will he
found in full In our local columns.
There is q fair local demand fer AP.
PILES, and prices ara steady at 6 to s. per
barrel.
There is q moderate supply of choice
BUTTER in market and prices are firm.
quote at 40 to 45c in tubs good to
common is abundant at 25 to Csc.
There is 10 change in BEANS. Stock
light. We quote mixed 2 to s. per
Navy, So so.
We have nc change to note in Pro-
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The stock market opened unsettled,
with prices irregular, and remained so
until 2 p. m, when it became besrish,
but prices were sustained, and closed
rather heavy, With some disposition to
sell.
Wells d Fargo Ex., 3Ol American Ex.,
AT Adams Ex., SO q. s. Elk, -;
Merchants Union Elk, l6; Quicksilver,
2St Canton 59s Pacific Mail, 998; West
ern Union Telegraph Co., 36E New York
Central, 1885, Erie, to; Hudson,
1851 ; Reading, 9I5 Chic. d Alton, 1861
preferred, 157 Toledo, w. and F. w,
81; preferred 771; st. Paul, IS; preferred
ut; Fit. Wayne, llS}; Ohio & Missis-
sippi, 80. Michigan Central, rs; Mich
igsn Southern, $50 Illinois Central,
14l; Cleveland & Pittsburg, SGT Cleve-
land & Toledo, lost Rock Island, 1851 ;
Chicago & Northwestern, sl3 preferred,
S9E.
No sales of old Tennessee bonds re-
ported. Held at 66}9673. New sold at
65f.
Gold In this market is buying at 1910
1914. Selling at IS2@I324.
City Scrip is some firmer, owing to the
result Of the election, and holders are
unwilling to sell at less thar soc. Deal
ers buy at 75977c-the former for ledger
balances and the latter for Scrip.
County Warrants are weaker. The
evident desire Of the County Commits
sioners is to keep the financial condition
Of the county from being known by our
citizsns previous TO the coming election, |
for a member OF that body has caused a
feeling of distrust which can only be
sllsyed by 3 publication Of the state
ment Of county affairs, as rendered to
the Board on the 18th of February last.
Knowing ones are trying to sell out, and
several large holders of Warrants are
anxious to unload before the statement
appears. We Teiterste our belief, that
the matter is withheld for party DUR
poses. Dealers in Warrants to-day were
offering but 75e for small amounts. Sell
ling at 77@7Sc.
Police Scrip is scarce and in demand.
Brokers buy at 95996e. Selling at 81
GSS
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FINANCE AND FRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, March 1859.

MEMPHIS, MaIcn = loot.J
FINANCE.
Local money matters are much the
same as they were yesterday. Exchange
continues very scarce on all points; not
more than one or two of our banks have
enough on hand to supply their own i'm
mediate customers, consequently there
was considerable running around to-day
from bank to bank, but very little assist
ance could be rendered. Rates are I'M
steady. Those well enough supplied
maintain their cid discount Of hose
buying, while others take all offered
willingly at 4e discount and sell at par.
No transactions were reported in
Stocks snd Bonds. There is a fair de-
mard for all Southern securities, but 10
sellers.
Gold opened in New York at
1919, jumped up to 1921, and closed
at 1915, carrying in the morning
8 per cent, with q large short in
interest in the market. At the close the
carrying rate was 6 per cent. Money
easy on call at 8 per cent. Sterling ex-
change dull st 1853 for sixty day bills.
Governments opened weak, with s
disposition to realize. At the noon call
"shortsn were coming largely, and
prices advanced and closed dull, but
generally steady in tone.