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Gold opened TO day in New York 81
1856, and closed at 1851. We quote buy
ing at 1343I344. Selling st 135l9I36.
We could learn of no change in city
scrip, though the advance in bonds
should appreciate all kinds Of city
money. There is really none upon the
market, except that which is held by
dealers who sre firm in their selling rates
at sO6s2c.
County warrants are in demsLd only
by Taxpayers who sre compelled to pay
75976,. Dealers buy only in q small
way at 70SI3c.
Police scrip is scarce and firm at 95c
buying. Selling at SIC.
The appropriations for the Senate for
the next year are put down at $3.50. coo
or, with se~vsDty-tw0 Senator'S about
$4,000 apiece. The Representatives re.
Quire, meantime, $685. coo. These Rp-
preparations csR be largely reduced. A
great bury fellow, named Jones, is
Keeper OF the Senate Stationery" al
together q sinecure office, at 8 salary OF
Of S2l02. Every Senator has one and u
fraction Of q servant, there being about
eighty r~etsiners to the Senate, besides 3
pTOmisCuOus excess OF runners, police
men, fremen, and altogether about half
6 regiment Of spuugsrs-Jones being
prObsbly the idlest o latest.
The Congressional Printer, forced 10
take q regiment Of drOnes whom he does
not want, expends, according TO expeets-
ton, about SI,40O, 900, bu; in the end
this and other estimates have to be
pulled up by extra Congressional appTo-
pTistions.
Altogether the two houses Of Congress
demand for the coming year $, 800, 000,
according to their own estimate, rem
dered by the Secretary Of the Treasury. /
This is about hsli the cost of tue Capt..
tol bailding, yet how small is it compared
to the sums Congress throws away ia
corrupt enterprises Of which We never
hear twice. The SUtrO tunnel, so near
passing, would have cost, il I MISTAKE
not. g .OGO COO st a pop.
Various TumOrs are circulating again
in reference TO tee decision TO De rem
dered in the various cases involving the
cOnstitutionality Of the Legal Tender
act. Good authorities still mold TO the
opinion that the decision viii be e~vssive, /
that the question viii not be squsrely
met; while Others who profess TO be
posted name Justices SgsyHe, Miller, |
Davis, Rnd GrieT as ia favor IF deciding
It constitutional, and say that Justices
Clifford, Field, and Nelson are against it.
They also say, and most probably with
truth, that Caisf Justice Chsss is IN IA
VOr Of the law.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

COTTON
CEAMBER OF CoEMERCH
AE4FHHs, January ls, 1879
STOCK on hand sept. l. ls55....-... a
A5o6lV6d to-day 2l23
Received pneylOusU ---.-..--..- 1891 l50eq7
l527il
ETPortsd Prevl0uzly----.. 1883 ~ 3D.
Stock on hand al 2 m...- 1870
The following are the rates Of freight
now prevailing in New O;lesns, with
ample tonnage Cotton by steam to
Liverpool "a. per 10 by sail at 81. per
H. e per hhd. for Tobacco; s.. 50. per
bbi. for Flour and I'D. per bushel for
Corn; on Cake At 32s. Ga per ton. Cot.
ton by sail to Havre y I. per ID. Cotton
to Bremen Ice. Cotton by steam to New
York Ice. per H.; Tobacco $40 per
hid Flour 81 per bbl; Corn 2Oa,2Ie.
per bushel Cotton b. steaa to Boston.
lie; Flour, 81 per DO; Corn I5G22,. per
busheL. Cotton by steam to Pniiadalnhia
lcperl IL; Flour SOe per bbl. Phrongh r.t.s
70 Hamburg by steam via New York Id
for Cotton. Cotton by steam to Brennan
lsd. Cotton by sail 10 Boston IIe.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Times thus explains the heavy sales OF
cotton in Liverpool last week:
SATURDAY, January IG, 1868.
Dear Sir: Ia accounting for the large
excess shown by the sales ia Liverpool
for the week over the daily sales reported
by the cable, you have 10 remember that
cotton arriving for spinners is counted in
the sales. The object Of this is to get IL
deducted from the stock. Moreover, all
cotton bought up by " the trade" is not
necessarily for sexual consumption.
English splnners, Is well as our factors,
often buy on SPECULATION,
Now, it Is well known that EnoIish
spinDers have been large BUYERS for for
ward delivery, ct low prices. s1d II i
also well known that they have 1ateio
been heavy buyers Ia liverpool not far
their own consumption, but on sDecpis.
ton, on account OF the rapid rise ha~a
and IN New York.
1t will, therefore, probably be found
that q large proportion OF the 81 000-
bales supposed TO nave gone to the
trade " in the last week, remains Ia Xiv
erpool, and may be sold twenty times
before It goes into consumption. Liver
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NOTICE.

n ,strict eff West Tennessee, in Bankruptcies.
t Memphis, Tent, Ilth day of January, 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
an polnLment a. assignee OF T; H. Oodson,
yvtt hin said District. Wno has been adindged i
Rat ,krupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
- ., WOODBRIDGE,
fNaIaa "a AEsigaee,
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Both Trains connect Tor Nashville.
The ais pm connects for Cairo and 81. Lou13,
arriving al st. Louis 81 l:30 pm next day.
Through Tickets ut RedHced Eiates,
Can be procured at the Cornpany's Ohiee, 2S7%
Main street, and at Depot, mead OF Main street,
E5- Baggage Checked at Depot OF by The Mem
phiR City Transfer Company at Hotels, I'll
yats Residences, OF on board BOATS, 70 all pTn-
cipal points East and North.
HAM. B. JONES, superintendent.
A9A HILL. Passenger Agent sepl3
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pool exporting houses also buy on specu-
lstion and yet their purchases ere re
ported " for export" although often sold
on the market. Yours, truly,
A MERCHANT.
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BANKRUPTCY
NOTICE.

district of West Tennessee, in Bankruptcies.
AT Memphis, Tenn. 18th day OF January, 1863.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
noi1tpaent as assignee of Lyons & Flies, OF
SSaih1 couilty. and state of Tennessee, within
ia nistTicI. who have been adJudged bank
rupts upon their own peution, by the District
NO"it0i O. WOODBRIDGE,
tn u u Assignee.
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Know all men by these presents, That the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn, do hereby authorize Ben
lamin +. White, Jr, Attorney in the State Of
Tennessee, for and on behalf OF said Company
10 accept ana acknowledge sarvice of all pro-
cess whether men g or final in any action or
D. OceediRg against said Company IN any of the
Courts OF said State of Tennessee, and IL Is
hereby admitted and agreed that such service
of the process aforesaid shall be taken and held
10 be valid ana sufficient in that behalf the
same as il served upon said cmpany accord
ing To ths laws and practices of said state, or of
any other State, and all claims or right OF
error by reason of the manner OF such servic1
is hereby expressly waived and reliEquiAhsd
Wines our hands and { G seal OF tie COM
pany, this the Oth day Of November, 1868.
r. PHELPS, President.
W. 9. OLMSTED. Secretary.
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RIVER MATTERS.
Avn ANB RTvEHS.

Yesterday was another bright, baauti-
ful day-not exeelled anywhere on earth.
The river at this point is rising very
slowly, but will again commence SWELL
ing rapidly in a day or two. II now
lacks eight feet of being up to high water
mark ct this point. The Cairo psper does
not give the stage of the Ohio at that
point, SIS it formerly did, so that we have
no means Of knowing what heighth It
has attained there. The Arkansas is
rising rapidly at Little Rock, but was
falling below Pine Buff on Sunday. Fer
some distance Shove the mouth
the backWater from the Missi- SIP
ri is level with the banks. White
river was filling when the Des Arc came
out, but is no doubt rising by this time.
For the latest news from above see our
telegraphic columns
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PHIL ADEIlPEIA.

nISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF had.
y DOCK, E5ED d Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be set
tied by either Of the IN dersigned Partners, at
the old stand, 43S and $40 Market street. mp
stairs. DAM JtL HADDOCK, Jr,
CHARLES .. REED,
STEPHEN KlMBALL.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1853. JAZZ
THE COPARTNERSEIE HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned, under
the firm OF MONROE, SMALTZ & CO, expires
this day, by limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
Jos. e. SAALTZ,
NJ ). STOKES.
Phlladelpbla. Dec. 81, ISi. j%7
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FINANCE AND BAD
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. I
MEMeHIs. January %, tSt9. !
FINANCE.


The principal feature in money circles
TO day was the rapid advance in city
bonds. Orders to a large amount are on
hand to al, and holders are almost
afraid to set 3 price upon them. $4,000
were taken in various lots at prices
ranging from 52952lc. $50 was bid
upon a $40, 600 lot, but it had already
been picked up at Sc. A holde OF $50,
600 was positive that he could have sold
at $50, but would not take anything IN
der soc. Aud here let US remark that
there is no reason Why these bonds
should not be higher In New York than
our State bonds. The security is better
and the interest will be paid without
doubt. Surprising, however, that this
interest should not b. paid as it falls due
the eO1poEs will always be worth nearly
their face 70 Taxpayers, now that We are
assured that no scrip viii be hereafter is
sued by the city. Memphis city bonds
should be worth 70cto-dAy in New York,
and we think that when they get
into the handsof + tstern capitalists, as
they are rapidly doing, they viii reach
that figure.
Our banks report more ease in cur
reney to-day under the Influence of libe-
raj receipts. Cotton bills were also
offered more abundantly, and the de-
msnd for exchange has also improved.
We quote rates as follows
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n OTICE.
~ The subscribers ;lave tais day formed a
Limited partnership according TO law, under
the firm name OF MONROE, SMALTZ Il CO.,
for the general Boot and Shoe Business in the
city OF Philadelphia, to commence January /,
1869, and to terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, TO-
SEPH e. SMALTZ, FhAHLOS s. STOKES
and JOHN T. MONRO c, and tas Special Part
ner is CHARLES D. f EED, and they all res
peciively reside in the city OF Philadelphia.
The Special Partner II az contributed 10 the
common xook Of the trm in goods and cash
the sum or nifty thoussIs1 dollars.
JAEEs MONROE,
JOSEPH L. SMALTZ,
NJ. <. Stokes,
JOHN T.. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES d. Reef
Special Partner.
Philsdeipnia, Dec, 81 1858. IH7
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

] WILL. ON
Monday, the 2jgs Bay or Jsngarg Inst,
By v rtus OF a Deed q TrGst, executed b. John
u. Armour, On the I'll gay o. Septeln6e-, 1850.
and duly recorded in the L y slsr's olhce CT
Sheioy county, IA Book No. -, pages So. 3, 4
corner OF JCuTt Square, Ia the city OF Mem
pblb, 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash. tks fol
lowing described real estate Lat - Of John
u. ArIuours subdiY sion OF original country
lots i3 and ~, original y east oL, now la the
city o. Memphls beginning 1T q stake on the
~southNefL corner OF =. MansietuB lot or Mon.
re street extended, and running westv-s ndIy
with the north line Of Monroe sE-3eJ extended
- leet; thence DortnNardly l4S& feet at r8zhs
angles with Monroe street thence east with
The line OF an alley % feet TO a STAKE on Mans
neld's line thence so0ta with Mansdsld's line
li3tz lest 10 the beginning or Monroe street.
Also lot commencing at The northeast corner
OF John ID. Armcu's lot, fronting on CHARLES
ton avenue, and running south 40 feet 10 New
1adls0n street thence east with The north
line OF New Madison street $50 teeJ to the point
where New Madi on street conLegJs win
Charleston avenue; thence west with The
south ltQe Of Charleston avenue 80 feet 70 The
BEGINNING, on which stands the Charleston
hotei-said property being cony-yed 70 me IN
trust 10 secure Edward f.. Jenkins. OF BalLi-
more, In the payment Of a debt Of seven thou
sand I've hundred GolarE, and OF which = Dal-
auce OF some seventeen HUNDRED dollars re-
main unpaid Tbe1Itle is good, but will con-
Ney only as trustee. /. :. AYREs. Trustee.
9e1 " Winchester, Attorney ial5
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no cne Sewing Machine, received per - am
n ar Luminary, consigned TO ]. Leroy. Mem
mis-. Tenn. II not called rOr within hirty tSSJ
davs. will be sold 10 pay charges.
LARRY HARMS AD, Agent.
de27 I'm Star WharsDOaI, iovs 4onroe s'
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a. O. = III L. II K,
PRACTICAL
L0cksn1ith, Shoemaker and
MGchiHiSts
No. 1l9 jefferson Street, Memphis, Tenn
EzrabHF-b-H A. - -

ID repaired.
Light Machinery, Printing Presses. etc. re.
paired.
Iron Doors, Shutters and Vaults made.
LOCKS repaired or made 10 order.
Bells hung and repaired.
3 l. WOkk GUARANTEED.
Ny celebrated COTTON AU1EkS always on
hand. and Cotton SCALES sharpsned. ia3
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, :

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"OMPrROLLER'S OFFICE,
January 1. 1863
LG. W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury, do hereby certify thu the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, located at
Hartford. in the state of Connecticu4, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has com piled with all the require
mems OF the Laws OF the State OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; andsI fur
Their certify that Carpenter q Unite, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases; wherefore, said
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
mas authority TO take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this State, at Mem
phis, shelby county, Tenn.
u. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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FoN oENClNNATL.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
IA .s-.- LEL AAa5bc
This elegant ana heeJ passenger dc
steamer Will leave s
WEDN kSDAY. goth inst. at ) pm.
JAS. T.. BOURNE q D agents,
ial7 No. l. JeGsrsOn street.
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ZOE aAYoso LANDINa.

Fer Randolph, Osceoia, Hile's Point and
GsyOso LunuinE.
MOLLIE HAMBLhTON.... .. Ian pton master
Tins excellent steamer leaves I'll -
Memphis as above, &SSassr
Th15 DAY, - h inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
i'm STAR MharfbonL. fool Mnnroe 81.
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FOB z

REGULAR Memphis and Arkansas River United
states Mai Packet.
THOS II. ALLEN...-..Ree Plitchard master
This splendid passenger steamer =
VIII leave for the above on ~
THURSDAY, 2Ist inst. at 5 PM.
z. A. h ENDIG, AgeSt,
iac0 34 trout ST., MOsby Block.
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SAINT FRANCIS.

Capt. I. r. Bowman, = = sam c. Paine, Clerk
EbTILL leave Memphis on her ufA
w first "Trip TUESDAY, NoVen- * &
Der 2f.b, for Helena a.u 81. Francis river, and
RY TUESDAY THhREAFrER.
For freight Or passage apply on board, or TO
LAhkH AbMSFAD, Agent,
novl9 tf No. ~ Madison stree,.
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THIS important work presents a panOramie
view OF all human X uWiedgc, rs BE- exists
&C the present moment. r. embrace and pop
uizIfZes every subject that can be thought %,
and cOntsins m ineZhau tbie fuUd OF 4ccu-
rate and practical inf srtnattou on art and sell
ence IN al their branches, including Mfch0l-
ies, Mathematics, Astronomy, Philosophy,
Chemistry aud Physiology On +grcu-tules
CONNIE. &c and Manufactures IN RELIGION
Law. Hedijine ard ICCo CEg On biography
and History. Geography and EthLol,gy; on
Political Ii. nOnCy the Trade. Invent Ous and
P0ntics on Dnmts ic Economy Architecture,
Statistics, the things OF Common Lie and
General Literature No topic, in brief, Is
omitted. upon which can be de-
sired. The WORK is 2 lbFa- y in itself ltl a
compIete universal Instructor. and opens 70
the student and general reader the whole Held
of knowledge.
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NRaPMIS s ARKANSAS REvgg
g- H.
EEr--ra NHIaAzr-sN
&E %~-azz&Ez2s
PaC&eT Company


THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
L ALLEN. bJiiJ expressly iOr THIS Company
has nov taken ner place IN Inc llEe, and mere
afier tho following boats viii leave Memphis
rs heretofore,
a~Ondays a Thursday =. az D o'clock p.En.,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
AID FklDAI Us, at 10 o'cioCk am.
THOMAS ii. ALLEN.. Reese Pritchard, Master
". 4. LL~-.~-..k l.. naineS, Master
OGAhh-.~...-..."...~-..-.....li- Bia.sdell, master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Company
new and Ight-drauShJ packets FOR Fort Smith.
Close cOBnecbiOn8 made ooGa ways.
AMERICAN ...--....--.JnO. ". Williams, Master
EShT SMITH ..-...........-JaI BOWlin, Master
VAN Bennett, Master
AL. Of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly we'll adapte3
through by tins line 10 all points ON the Ark5,u-
sas rVer without detention, ana at reasonable
rates,
An persons shipping freight for any poiuton
the Arkansas river from North or East Of lem
phls, should have their goods consigned 70
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," az phis. Merchandise ship 9ed fron
New Orleans should be consigned TO Memphis
ana Arkansas River Packet Company, NapO-
Freight received az any time at the Compa-
ny's ONCE. mo. d. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
de25tf 800 Front street. Mosby Block.
Cid Reliable" Memphis and White
RiVcr Us BaiI Packet Company,
SEMI Weekly Line.
- - ~
VSHEs splendid side wheel steamers LIBERTY
L No! 2, and MAYFLOWER, viii form a
Weekly line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every 1tszsday
and Saturday, ST 3 O'clock pm, connecting IT
Devall's Bluf vita trains OF the Little Rock
Railroad for LltJle Rock and Got Springs. Re-
turning, Will leave JscksOnpOrt every Tues
day and Friday at S am, and DevaIps u
every wednesday ana Saturday at i2o'cloek M.
The Liberty. No. 2, and Mayiower VIII make
close connections a. the mouth of White river
with the steamer Guidon for Pins Bluff. FAR f,
TO Pins Blun, SI2 %; Freight, 50 cents per IC A
pounds.
The steamers Ecenomist aud Hamilton " du
run between Little Rock and Fort Saith in
connection with this line and the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight N ali
polnts between Little Rock and Fort an ,ith-
insurance one-hGV per cent LESS on his
route than any other.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Superinte fdent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents
oc29 IT, M. 21 FRI. M Rou
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A OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Hartford.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Hartford.
Guy r. Phelps, President, and Woodbridge :.
Olmsted, Secretary OF the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company, being duy sworn,
depOse snd FAY, that the foregoing Is a 1ull,
true and cOrrect statement OF the affairs OF said
Company that the said Insurance Company Is
the Oonahda owner of az least One Hundred
Thousand Dollars OF actual cash capital, In
vested in State and United states stocks and
bonds, CT IN bends and mortgages OF real estate
unencumbered, and worth double the amount
for which The same is n OItgaged, anu that Lney
are the above described officers or said Insu-
rance Com
GUY r. PHELPS, President.
VS.. OLHsrFD, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the
3Oth day o. November, 1865.
GEO. =. GILMAN, Notary Public.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRMARY

MEMPHIS, TENN.
DR. RUSSELLfS Ul2PENSARY AND IN
II PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instttu-
ton OF the kind in the southwest, established
in 1859, pleasantly located az Nos. 40 ana A.
north side of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment and The comforts OF 4 home While
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter. II desired.
rheumatism, Neuralsia, Govt, Paralysis
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Disease, Sperm1fOrrnet, ImpCteucy, and all
the diseases arising nom the indisgretion Of
youth, permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eas Is in al! their forms eliectually cured at the
above-named i"nstitulOn-Dr. tsJSSELL, Con-
suitiUg Physician.
~ Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. 1al
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