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NEW YORK.
SuiCide---Pers0nS Burned from an EXplO
slOn---8ad Shooting, Etc.

Suicide---Persons Burned from an ExpIO-
slOn---Bad Shooting, Etc.
NEW YORK, July pa dispatch
from Chester county, thirty-fOur miles
from this city, contains the following
A man, name unknown, committed
suicide to-day by throwing himself
under the wheels of a railroad train.
A number Of securities, of various
kinds, part of the proceeds Of the
Ocean National Bank of New York,
were found upon his body.
Six Of those who were burned by the
fireworks explosion last evening are
in the hospital. The boy that lost his
eyes and one other are doing very
well, while two others are suffering
intensely.
Two men in the Second avenue ear
emptied their TeyOlyers at each other
for the possession of a seat. Neither
were hurt, but another passenger,
named Patrick Sullivan, was hit and
believed to be fatally wounded by one
of the bullets. NOarrestS were made.
The Baltic Fire Insurance Company
failed yesterday. 1t commenced busi-
ness in 1861, and has never paid div
! idend. The expenditures have always
exceeded the receipts. \ deficit in
capital was disclosed last winter OF
$50, coo, in consequence df which the
company has retired from business.
The United States Assistant Treas
urer viii commence next week to re-
post receipts payments and balances)
in gold and eur acy separately.
Mr.. BigelOw enters on his duties as
chief editor Of the Times next week.
The last three Cuban prisoners were
released from Fort Lafayette to-d-:yl
on pledge that they arc not To hghF
against Spain.
Hon. j. Toucey is reported at the
point of death, at New Haven, Conn.
The examination Of the case of Geo.
Abbott shows that in addition to the
forgeries of Rock Island certificates,
he had altered some North Carolina
certificates 10 larger amounts. He
was arrested too soon to dispose OF
them. He had ordered the purchase
Of some Pacific AI8il stock, probably
with a like Intention. Abbott was re-
fused bail and committed for trial.
This is one of the greatest swindles
ever attempted. The amount in
voIved is nearly S7OO,O00.
Thirteen of the principal clothing
houses of this city having refused to
pay the thirty-fvep per cent. demanded
by the employees, the latter, number
ing 1900, have struck by order Of the
Tailors' Union.
J. w. Lewis is under arrest at Hart.
ford, charged with forging a soldiers
bounty certificate.
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The lssaeIitish Synod at Leipsic,

The first Israelitish Synod met on
the 2Sth Of June, at Leipsic, in Ger
many, 1t was called in pursuance of
a resolution adopted at the Inter
national IsTaeiite Congress at Cassel.
Representatives were present from all
parts of Germany, Austria, Hungary,
the Danubian principalities, Belgium,
England, St. Thomas, the West
Indies and United principally
of the reform school. Prof. Lazarus,
of Berlin, editor of the I'oelker
PSycholol0gie, was elected president.
The Synod continued in session two
weeks, and adopted several measures
of great importance to the denOmina-
tion. At the instance of Rev. DIR.
PhillippsOhn, of Dresden, a series of
resolutions, embOdying a declaration
OF principles, were adopted by a
unanimous vote. They are as fol-
lows:
81. That the Synod, I'm conformity
with the teachings of Moses, and the
doctrines of the prOphets-andi in re-
cognitiOn of the duties and habits of
modern society and state authority
considers Judaism to ha in accordance
with the grand principles Of human
itari9nisnl, of equality before the law,
equal rights in the government, and
perfect freedom of religious thought
and expression.
90 That it is in the development
and establishment of these principles
that the safety of present and future
Judaism is assured.
'9. TIE internal peace Of all reli-
giQns, their mutual respect and equal
ity in the battle of truth, should be
one of the aims of mankind-such
battle to carried. on with spiritual
weapons only.
81. 1t is the object Of judaism to
acknowledge, aXpfess and advance
these principles"
A convention Of laymen was also
held to take into consideration tenn
poral affairs, over which DIR. KohmeT,
Of Leipsic, presided. The most i'm
pOrtant measure adopted was the
appointment of a committee to Wem-
orialize Alexander H., consult with
proper authorities and take measures
to remove the Jews of Western
Russia, who are represented to be in
a suffering condition, to OtheE prov
inceS of the empire g. we'll as to other
countries. The orthodox Jews regard
tA,4 matter with jealousy. A similar
convention will be held in the United
States in few weeks.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dispatches to the Southwestern Press Association
FROM CUBA.
Atrocities and Butcheries of the Spanish
Volunteers.

WAsHNGToN, July 29.-An inter
eStinp letter. relative to the Cuban
situation. has come to light. A Span
jsh gentleman went out TO Cuba
several months ago TO claim an inheri-
tauce that had been left him, and he
saws that at Nueyitas he learned that
nine Creoles were going to be presently
shot. They passed near him with a
firm step, heads erect and with look
of brave determination. When they
arrived at the fatal spot they seated
themselves upon benches already pre-
pared for them, and at the sound OF
the voice of the officer, who gave the
word TO fire, they cried out, Hurrah
for Cuba!'' " Hurrah for Cespedes!
After they had fallen, the volunteers
stuck their bayonets into their bodies.
AT Gibra he saw group OF armed
men marching toward house OF
modest apDearance. Wishing to see
what was about to be done he fol-
lowed the soldiers, who arrived before
the door, halted, and three OF the
party entered. The latter cried out,
at this moment, Here's the
insurrectOr' Here's the Mammbi!'
" What do YOU Wish?" said young
man; lift is / for whom you search,
| am at your service; bat do not
frighten my father and mother
Without ceremony the volunteers
seized the speaker, and beating him
along the road with the butts Of their
muskets until they got close to the
cemetery, they ran him through with
at least twenty bayOnets.
From Santiago de Cuba comes the
news Of a thousand atrocities COM
mitted by the infamous Francisco
Perss, to whom the Governor Of that
mart of the island has intrusted the
direction of matters in GTeanamahO
and Baracoa. This bad man, who is
wanting in every sentiment Of hu-
manity and of every moral principle,
has been robbing and asSasSinating
every Cuban who was believed to be
a Liberal. Whole families in the Vi
cinity of fGreanamabO have been muir
derp4i by this bandit. Young and Old
persons have been butchered by his
knife; and his companions, not salts
hed with the villainies here, p2ssed on
to Barac0a, where, aided by few
other assassins, they went from home
to home. Hundreds Of persons were
in this way murdered, and with the
full consent and knowledge of the au-
thOrities.
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FOREIGN.
The Paris "Pairie" on the Political Stu.
ation---The LOnd0n Times on
ihe Chinese Question.


PARIS, July 29.-The Pdfrie has
reason to believe the political reforms
soon to be proposed to the Senate will
be more liberal ian the Emperor 5
message to the Corps Legislatif indi-
Gated.
The Pdfrie intimates that the right
of particularizing initiative and OF
preventing orders Of the day will be
granted to the Corps Legislatif, which
alteration will be made in the Senate,
the sittings of which will probably
become public.
LONDON, July 29.-The Times to-
day has an article on the Chinese ques-
ton in the United States. 1t thinks
the conflict of races in California can
not be solved by heavy duties, or i'm
migration, or by street Outrages. II
is impossible to suppose the Chinese
can he kept out of America = inherit
ing an ancient civilization and perfect
economy, but destitute of the strength
and tOughness of moral fitness which
support authority. The Chinese may
Z be welcome as assistants in colonial
ton, not feared as a race likely tC
dominate in the future.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 29.-The
serfs have petitioned the Car for al
/ extension of the rights of religion and
education.
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CITY OF MEMPHIS.

fsT wARD--ir NORTH END NAVY YARD.
Deputy Commissioner, r. D. Bangh. Judges,
John Clancy, owen Dwyer, ]. +. Randell.
Clerks, J. A. N9wson, +, 9, Atwood.
IsT wARD-At CORNER MARKET STREET A.gD
MARKET SQUARE.
peSg3Y Commissioner, NJ. Gavin. Judges,
John OConner, John MahOney, Ed. Bowling.
Clerks, Charles Newsom, w. Fl. Whitsett.
% wARD-AT CORNER wAsHINeToN AND
FOURTH STREETS.
DepuTY Commissioners y y. Edgington.
Judges, 7. J. Campbell, Thomas Joyce, II. W.
Lightburne. Clerks. W. J. Chase, j. II.
Lawrence.
THIRD ygano-Ar CORNER ADAMS AND FOURTH
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, u, r. Goodyear.
Judges-Irving Halsey, John Gum, L. Amis.
ClerlSS-F. R. Brenpim, T. P. Adams.
THIRD wARD-AT ESQ. KIEBSAN's OFFICE.
deputy Commissioner, John johnson.
Judges-James Roosa, w. A. COOVer, Paul
Jones. Clerks-C. W. Metealf, Thos. Garvey.
FOURTH wARD-AT CORNER MADISON AND
THIRD STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, p. T. Cartright.
Judges-A. T. Lacey, NJ. d. Welsh, p NJ. Stan
ley. Clerks-W. w. Hodge, VIM. Powell.
5TH wARD--AT CIRCUIT COURTHOUSE.
Deputy Commissioner, Thomas O'Donnell,
Judges, John p. Tobin, owen Smith, ]. G..
Hoist. Clerks, John d. Baird, W, w, Gilbert.
jTH wARD-AT CORNER aAYoso AND SHELBY
sFREETS
Deputy Commissioner w. II. Eader. Judges,
4, Fl. Douglass, NJ, Collen, w. G.. Ware.
Clerks, w. +. Anderson, Ben. Capers,
9Th wARD-AT CORNER TOLBERT AND Null
BERRY STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, Henry B. Chiles,
Judges, Paul Cicalla, Jack Halstead, James
Ranks, Clerks, j. H. Banks, Saml Moore, jr.
5TH wARD-Ar CORNER CAUsEY AND LINDEN
STREETS.
Deputy Commissioner, Robert Goode.
Judges, W. L. Stewart, Larry Harmstadt,
VIM. Davidson. Clerks, Eden Highe, Fran
els Foster.
7TH wARD-lNT FURGEsON BUILDING, 1T DE
SOTO STREET.
Deputy Commissioner, c. \, Cho8te.
Judges, John Fl. West, John 7, Robinson,
John Loague. Clerks. W L. Nandyke, John
Mitchell.
STH WAEa-AT CHURCH, QTINBY AVENUE.
deputy Commissioner, D. 7. Monsarrat
Judges. -. Pante, T. McGeoy, VIM. Prewitt.
Clerks, VIM. Reynolds, Moses Levy,
9TH yARD-AT COR. KERR AND FIFTH STREETS
Deputy Commissioner, W. r. Gibson
Judges, c. NJ. Midris, J, 7. Danbury; K. y.
Miller. Clerks, John HandeH erker, Allen I.
smith,
10TH wARD-AT AFRICA RAILEY CHURCH.
neputv Commissioner, J.F.Dowdy. Judges
4 J. NJ. Williamson, Joseph LenOw, Il. +. Boon
Clerks, Frank Smith, j. NJ. Boon
AT the same time and places viii also hold
! an election for Constable Of the 4th civil
| District to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
| removal of Giles Smith, and also in other dis
| tricts where vacancy exists.
Polls will be opened at O'Clock am. ana
close at o'clock pm. Deputy CommlSslon,
ers will call al my office and be QualHedi ana
| receive tine necessary blanks. -
| JOHN 2. BOUGRHER,
I Commissioner OF lsegtsiraIlon,
| jy23 Z2 Ayres Block.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 29.-The Senter
Democrats to-day nominated ticket
to represent the county in the legisla-
ture. For Senator-Henry Cooper.
For Representatives.. 5. Rhea and
I'D. Walker. The latter is from In
diana. The Senter Republicans and
Stokes Republicans also have candi-
dates in the field.
Capt. Stockell, appOintee of Re
ceiver Bass, took charge Of the Fire
Department to-day.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

nN THURSDAY. August the 5th, 1863, as
" Commissioned of Registration for the
county of Shelby, State of Tennessee, l will
open and hold an election, according TO law,
shelby and city OF Memphis, for Governor,
Senator, FlOater and Representatives for
the following Judges, Clerks and Deputy
Commissioners to hold the same:
FIRST DIsTRICT-AT STEPHEN ESGLIsH's.
Deputy Commissioner, w. D. Gather.
Judges-J. w. Gragg, John Poole, ]. W. Ses-
som. Clerks-C. NJ. Fried, Robert Kicks.
SECOND pIsTRICT-AT NEI.sON WELLS.
Deputy Commissioners, W. p. York. Judges,
\. II. Hunter, T. r. Nelson, W. :. Ncblin.
Clerks-W. C. Ward, Vim. Nelson.
THIRD DIsTRIcT-AT BoLToS's STORE.
Deputy Commissioner, W. J. A. Bell.
Bateman. CleTIls-W. Houze, 5. J. Goldsby.
FOURTH DIsTRICr-AT OLD ESIoS CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner. T. $. Giles Judges,
VIM. Stovall, X. NJ. Vaughan, James Carroll.
CleTks-W. T. Leftwick, I. W. Hines.
SIXTH DIsTRICT-AT RALEIGH.
Deputy. Commissioners, W; II: Moncrief
Judges-J. NJ. Coleman. II. b. Willeford, f..
VI. Ward. Clerks-H. r. Fuller, +. W. Pryor.
SEVENTH DIsTRICT-Ar BARTLETT
Deputy Commissioner, +. W. Caldwell.
Iud ges-J g. Mercer, W b. Williamson. K.
=. Taylor. CierlIs-WilIy Ward, W. S. Magee.
EIGHTH DIsTRICT-Nr SHELBY DEPOT,
ilellttN AOllfllSSlOnef,JOll JsEnt-Ss IuttIeS-
VIM. Griffln, Silas Wherry, G. Il, English
CIerks-S. $. Herring, W p. Thompson.
NINTH DIsTRICT-AT FISHERyILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, W H. WebbeT.
JudgeS-JOhn +, Cranberry, j. NJ. Brooks. ".
L. Williams, Clerks-I. W. Strong, B. z.
Strong.
TENTH DISTRfCT-AT CoLLIERSTLLE.
Deputy Commissioners, II. Irby. Judges-J.
G.. Moore, J. NJ. Fleming, Jesse Applewhite.
CleTks-J. W. Koen, A, =. Stratten.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIC4AAT GERMANTOWN.
Deputy Commissioner, :. A. Rhodes.
Judgcs-W, p, Winford, Robert Weir, j. Z.
Calls. Clerks-W. z. webb, VIM. Carter.
FwELFTH DIsTRICT-AT SIECHANICsyILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, Doyle Pearson.
IudgeS-Wm. Connell, J. W. Elam, q. O. Bun
tyn. Clerks-D. II. Hildebrand, J. I. CartIes.
THIRTEENTH DIsTRICr-AT ARNoLD's.
Deputy Commissioner, =. G. Stephenson.
Judges-Jas. Levi, W, L. Sundis, w. a. Doo-
ley. Clerks-J, {, jacob, II. I, DOoley.
FIFTEENTH pIsTr---
VIII vote at the S,Inth ward in the city,
IAru rIsIlsICT-AT WHITE STATION.
deputy Commissioner. J. G. Harvey. Judges
i, II. tfoOdletf. W. r. Horne, Jos. I. Mason.
ClcrlS-A. z. Gates, Il. D. Goodwin,
I7TH DIsTRICT-AT McCoNNELI,s CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner, 9h0s. D. Massey.
Judges, A. NJ. Stout Jerry Massey, Amos
ROaTch Clerks ItQbt, Stone, Wm. RalStOn.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 29.-The insurgent:
are quite active in the Central Depart
ment. They lately destroyed a great
deaIof property about Trinidad. A
few days since large bands Of insur-
gents attacked Porto Principe, but af-
Ter a short engagement were beaten
off with considerable loss. The con-
seription will soon be enforced
throughout Cpta.
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sFLoUIs.
Tho Gamma comnerciaI convention.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Ar. Sanders,
of Davenport, Iowa, the Chairman OF
the Committee recently appointed by
Chauncy Filley, of this city, to carry
out the instructions Of the New Or
leans Convention, has announced that
KeOkuk, Iowa, has been determined
upon a.; the place for holding the Com
mercial Convention, but the time has
not vet been designated.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TNHE TWENTIETH COURSE OF LEO
il TURES VIII commence on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. The Prelimina-
ry Course commences on the FIRST NON
DAY IN OCTOBER
Theory and Practice-WM. X. BOWLING, " u.
Obstetrics-CHARLES K. WESTON. VI. ID.
Chemistry. BERRfES LISDsLEY, Nj
SuTgery-WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. ". ID.
Institutcs-THOMAS l. MADDIS MD.
Clinical Medicine-Wl. l.. NICHOL, MD.
Mnteria Metica-JOHS II. CALLESDER, ND.
Anatomy THOs. B. BUCHANAN. MID.
Surgical -Anatomy-NAN =. LINDsLEY. MI.
DemonstratOr-H II ESRY NJ. COMPTON, MD.
FEES.-The American Medical Association
at the meeting In May last ST New Orleans
passed "a resolution that no school charging
less than $40 while il favored 10y a larg. ma
jOrity sl4Ol. should he repre- ented IN that
body. nor should graduates of such schools be-
recOgni ized-thereaGre the tickets FOR the fulf
course OF lectures is sli0; MatFtcuiating. - ;
Dissecting $40; Graduating, $50
For additional Information apply to
j. BERRIEN LINUSLET.
fx-f- nsse4 zf t4f
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Announcanlent---PartnershIp

Rg The withdrawal of Mr.. John Ainslio,
and the sale of his interest TO Messrs. BraW-
ner and Tyler. dIssolves the firm Of .Ainslie,
Keating & Co., from this date.
The APPEAL Will hereafter be published by
the undersigned, under the hrm style OF
KEATING. ENGLISH & co.
=. a. TYLER,
]. n. HEATING,
PA. BRAwNER,
ty& R.T. ENGLISH.
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ASHBEL G. BROWNS
- Q lie O t = Q IA q O1
FOR THIRTY PUPILS ONLY.

TNHIS school Is designed for students. botI
1 male and female pursuing a regular col
legiate course of instruction, and win afford
unusual facilities for the attainment OF q
sound and liberal scholarship.
1t will be opened at the southeast corner
Of Linden and Wellington streets, on the drst
Monday OF September.
Terns-ten dollars month. 10 be paid In
advance, and a contingent Zee of two dollars
per session OF ten months, al the entrance OF
each pupil.
Those desiring admission should apply i'm
mediately at the Office Of Dr. :. Z. Greea 2fi
Main street fVe- dsy-
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Mrs. E. H. wALDRAN


TNHE Legislature of Tennessee having Hu-
thorized the DeSOtO Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business to a banking
business under the name OF the Union and
Planters Bank of Memphis, notice is hereby
given that the Board of Directors have or
dered books to be olened for the subscription
Of three hundred thDusand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No
Is Medison street on the lst Of July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
VIM. NJ. FA1eIlINGTON, Prcst.
Memphis jane "a 1859. je3
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CHICAGO.
Terrible Riot on the Steamer Dubuque, on the
Mississippi River, near Hampton.

mtoStSSsPPa
CHICAGO, July pa terrible riot
is reported on board of the steamer
Dubuque, at Hampton, on the Missis-
sippi river, about ten miles above
Rock Island. A number Of raftsmen
who took passage on the boat at Rock
Island, insisted on being allowed to
occupy the cabin, and on being refused,
commenced a row, which became
general not only with the crew, but
also the passengers. Eight men are
reported killed. The Sheriff of Rock
Island was telegrdphed for and he inn
mediately started for the scene of the
riot with a large police force,
Mr.. A. II. Van Buren, reported as
fatally injured at the Briggs House
last night, died at ten o'clock
The tobacco mandatory of GlOu-
and & Schnider was seized yesterday
by Collector Stockdale, for violation
of the revenue laws.
Treasury Solicitor Baniield returned
to Washington yesterday, having com
pleted his investigation here.
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From indications at the Treasury De
partment, il is believed that the next
hubble debt statement will show another
large reduction of Indebtedness, though
not near so large as exhibited on the
prent month. The receipts from customs
and internal revenue are considered good
for the dull season. Estimating the re
ceipts and expenditures of the Govern
ment for the remainder of July on the
basis of what they have been up TO the
present date, the etatemert on the lst Of
August will show reduction of upwards
Of 5000, 900,
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REWARDS.

q n = REWARD.-For the recovery OF the
DO body of James Edward Cusick, lit
tie boy drowned on Monday morning. He
was eight years old, light complected and
curly hair, and had on when drowned light
dotted calico shirt and gray pants. The above
reward will be paid on application 70
WIN. WILSON,
fv22 Foot Of Washington Street.
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The Most Successful Physician
DISSOLUTION notice.

ST.. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE Insurance Co..
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June /, 1869.
TNHE copartnerihip heretofore existing nm
Is this day dissolved by the retirement OF
Capt B. F. White The business viii be con-
Quoted in future by ]. 6. Lonsdale and New-
ton s. Otis, under the name of LONSDALE &
0.rIss ie20
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To Cotton Planters q Stock Raisers.

rTHE Memphis Oil Company yisn, sL,l,' 70 r. put, !
L chase, during next fali ana an9,',..h th,s<,
large quantity Cotton 5eeq, I5,, IoE sas.l-s and
have Seed Correctly weighed on lnsir tis[Ss ts.I
platform Fairbank e, " r s,,. s,1,-
- ,,S u, s.,ev have their value destroyed
o- Injured by 1EAgISs. Planters who ~ wish wish
to make coRtFaels far aeiSsFy o. Sesu wiz
~ Oh cake and Meal for sale In any guam
tity, Hs
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 80 JEFF
u ferson Street, entrance In alley. Special
attention given to Stair Work. Houses and
Verapdshs framed ready for shipping, nova
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Administrators Notice.

TNHE undersigned, having been duly ap-
pointed Admfnlstrafor Of the estate of
Robert A. Moon, deceased, hereby notofies
all creditors of said estate to file their clatIIs,
and all debtors TO come forward and seAtie
their Indebtedness with Messrs. Wright, Nc
Kissiek & Wright, his attorneys.
Memphis, July 10, 1893, iyh
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NOTICE.

Z IBFRAL cash advances will be made on
! i cotton or Western produce shipped to oul
correspondents, MeSsrs. u. r. Carwell & Co.
ieil MARTIN WALT & co.
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WANTED.

n Agent on commission to sell FRUIT
"A AMI ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS,
etc. in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FRosT's & Co.'S NURSERIES,, Rochester, y. Y.
ADDRESS ixas M.A.DAILY..Rochester, Ny.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 2a.-C0ttan less
active and unchanged in price; sales
500 bales; uplands 34c. Flour s. 50
G6 81, closing 5810c lower. Whisky
lower. Wheat 81 50CG1 53. Corn S5c
GSl 10. Rice steady; Carolina SCG
see. Coffee in fair request. Sugar
easier: Cuba 1l@1l3c. MOlasses dull.
Money.-Wall street has been spec
ulating all day on the future policy of
the Secretary of the Treasury, and
some heavy operations have taken
place, especially in Governments,
based on the theory that gold sales
and bond purchases in August will be
similar to those made in July. Money
IS easy at 6 TO per cent on call, with
! occasional exceptions at 8 per cent:
/ Discounts are in little request at s to
81. Sterling exchange 81 to 10g. Gold
/ higher, closing strong at 362 to
30s; it opened at 80 to 352, and closed
at 3G1 to 36s. The carrying rates were
4 to Z per cent. Clearances 81, 900, 900.
| Exports Sl50,000 Governments eX-
cited, and closing rates higher. Oper-
ations in new bonds exceeded s., 600, :
OoO in '65's alone. State bonds dull
but steady; old Tennessees 63; new
81.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour So 00@
6 25. Corn 90c. Oats 73@795. Whis-
XIV 81 10. Pork S33 80. Bulk meats
held at 1890 for shoulders, and l6ic
for clear sides. Bacon l5c for shoul-
ders. and 1sae for clear sides. Hams
23G24c. Lard 1910. Groceries insde-
mana at full rates. Wheat 81 ~ to
! s.. Rye 81. Butter 2lGSOc. Eggs
13914c.
) CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 29.-FlOur % Toe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-30
win Open It's Second Session Ist September.

Terms for Ffre Months, E0sitigeis T., .l9rUle~.
For all branches OF English satin,
Greek, French, Spanish, German and
.
For Harp. Guitar and Piano Music, NO-
cal and InStrum entail 90 90
For Board, with Furnished Room, Fuel,
Lights Washing ana TOwels-.-......-..... 70 0u
No incidentals or deductions.
No Books or Stationery furnished except
for cash. Rev. j. u. MEREDITH,
Iy15 President.