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GEOGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
c,Id closed in New York, yesterday

Cold closed in New York, Yesterday
Nlll!.
The ne, pfoceeds of the San Fran
..o Mercantile Library lottery were
$l0l22
, Grand concert for the aid of both
p,r..isn and French wounded, is pro.
..tra at Cincinnati.
brakeman named Mack was killed
reayittsburr, on the Atlantic and
,,..st Western road, on Wednesday
ight
Two boys, John McKeown and John
Pinch, fell from the Abeona, at Cincin-
,s,i on Thursday night, and were
lrowned.
lanes Phillips, of Allen county,
n,;o while intoxicated, drove his team
IA bridge. on Wednesday night, and
MSS killed.
Judgment was rendered, yesterday, in
81, the United States Court, at Cincin-
.s, against D. V. Brown and others,
ON 8 transportation bond of over $4,000.
S,ymours scissor factory, Elizabeth,
Y j. was destroyed by fire, Thursday
Io.s $4,000. A large number o.
uo-kmen are thrown out of employ
meut thereby.
colonel W. D, Washington, painter OF
rbs Burial of Latane," and Professor OF
eoe sris in the Virginia Military lnsti-
m,e died at Lexington, Virgins,
Thursday night, of paralysis.
I, Is reported at Montreal that the
Me.srs. Allan, proprietors Of the Allan
line Of ocean steamships, are negotia-
IN, for the purchase of the Northern
transportation Company's steamers.
Tie trial of Thos. G. Garrish, late
rty treasurer OF Lowell, Massachusetts,
for embezzling the city funds, resulted
10 his discharge on exceptions raised by
counsel TO the form OF the indictment.
Hon. Vim. NJ. Evarts delivered an
address last night in Music Hall, Boston,
and William Everett read an ode in
rommemoration Of the graduates OF
Boston Latin school who fell in the
lsle war.
James Dua, OF Pontiac, Michiga n,
Treasurer of the State Reform School,
located in that place, has failed with
$4,000 OF the school funds in his pos
session. The State is perfectly secured
by his bondsmen.
The census returns Of the maniac
turing interests Of st. Louis, Mo, show
,hetollowing results: Capital interested,
76I,6SS; number of persons en-
pIoyel, 33,55l; wages paid during the
YEAR, $lS,9O6,93l; value OF material
used $jO,54l,0l2; value of production,
$I00j9, l27, 100.
The prisoners in the Nevada State
Prison made a desperate attempt to
escape, Thursday. Five of them got
outside of the main doors They were
attacked by the guard, who shot one
dead, mortally wounded two, and shot
another through the chest. They cap
mrel the fifth, after a desperate strug-
,Ia
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BAVARIA.

MUNICH, December "A dispatch
Just received here announces that Gen
eral Won Der Tam defeated the
French army of the Loire, on the first,
in several successive battles west Of Or
leans and Tours.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, December 2.-Vienna was
first selected as the place for holding
the conference, but Austria objected
Preliminary discussions will involve
questions other than those con nected
with the Paris treaty Of 1856.
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WASHINGTON.
The south Carolina Senatorial Elec-
ton.


WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
election Of a United States Senator
from South Carolina takes place on
Tuesday next and it is believed here
that the contest is narrowed down be-
tween Senator Robertson, the present
incumbent, and Chief Justice Moses,
with the chances rather favorable to the
.sttrr. BY bylaw the legislature is
compelled to vote on Tuesday next and
Zach day succeeding until Senator is
elected The contest will occupy several
DAYS. The vote will be first taken with
oui result and the legislature will ad-
Ionrn from day to day to permit the
Hyal candidates to canvass. Governor
Scott, it is thought, favors the re-elec-
ton Of Senator Robertson, but the lib
cml expenditure of money will be re-
CURED to effect that end Chief Justice
Moses is represented by his son, who is
Speaker of the House of Representa-
uves which gives him considerable ad-
vantage
PardOns by tho President.
The President yesterday signed the
pardon of Thomas C. Callicott, ex-
Speaker Of the New York Assembly,
sentenced for defrauding the revenue to
two years imprisonment and a fine OF
$4,000. The fine of course was re-
United with the Imprisonment. The
rtrions of William Hendsley, convict.
ed Of Illicit distilling in East Tennessee,
and Andrew Scott, convicted of cutting
Government timber on the Government
reservations, were also signed yesterday
The Columbus. Ohio, POstoffice.
There is some excitement in Ohio
political circles to-day over the rumol
Of an effort being made for the removal
Of General James VI. Comfy from the
Columbus postoffice. The opposition
which is influential at the White House
'Ie pressing Colonel barr lot the sue
rrsSIOn.
Decision Rendered.
Ia the matter of income tax and pen
atty assessed against Brigham Young
which has been pending some time, 6
decision has been reached in favor o.
the government. The penalty was re
mirted.
Sentenced for Two Years.
A telegram to Acting Commissionel
Douglass, from Supervisor Presbrey, o
Richmond, announces that Charles
Sawyer has been sentenced to two years
IN the Albany Penitentiary for re-issu
ing stamps,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
All Retail Orders amounting TO $40
and Over Delivered I'm any Part
of the Country.
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
SAMPLE BUREAU,

and will, upon application, promptly send by
mail full lines of samples OF the Newest and
most Fashionable Goods, Of FRENCH,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURF guaranteeing at all times 10 sell as
LOlU, If not at less prices, than nj any house In
the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and
most celebrated manufacturers in the differ
ent parts OF Europe, and importing the
same by Steamers direct TO Baltimore, our
stock Is at all times promptly supplied with
the novelties OF the London and Paris
markets.
As we buy and sell only JOrcdsh, and make
no bad debts, We are able and willing 10 sell
our goods at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER
CENT. LESS PROFIT than II We gave credit.
In sending for samples specify the kind Of
goods desired. We keep the best grades of
every class of goods, from the lowest TO the
most costly.
Orders u,,aocompaaied by The cash mfR be
sent c. O. ID.
PROMPT-PAYING WHOLESALE BUY
ERS are invited to inspect the Stock in our
Jobbing and Package Department. Address
HAMILTON CASTOR & SONS,
1877, l89, Dol and 203 West Baltimore ST.,
nov2l-d&w Baltimore, Nd.
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telegram to Acting Commissioner
Douglass, from Supervisor Presbrey, of
Richmond, announces that Charles
Sawyer has been sentenced to two years
IN the Albany Penitentiary for re-issu-
ing stamps,
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FINANCE ann TRADE.
OFFICE or TEE DAILY APPEAL,
- MEMPHIS. August 30, 1870.

tlNAECE.
The local none market to-day, was
very quiet, though there Is a better feel
ing Ia one ortwo descriptions of secu-
nit lea, IS appearances indicate an increased
speculative demand. County warrants
especially, show sn Improvement spec
ulators are bidding 6S@7 for all they
can End, but dealers are moi well sup
piled, some being entirely out, while
Others ave but enough TO supply the
demand from tax payers and do not feel
disposed TO sell out completely.
The demand for money is reported to
be heavier than at any time this season,
and our banks are barely able to supply
la wants of their customers at present.
How long they will be able to do 50,
will depend upon circumstances. Collee.
tions viii be heavy on the1st and 4th, but
there Is little hope that the paper falling
. due 20 our banks viii be more than par
italy met, but will have 10 be renewed.
The continued drain ia this way dis
sbles our institutions from taking much
OF the new paper Offering but so far as
thsy can they DO 30.
Exchange Is in good supply, if any
thing, rather IN excess OF the demand,
but while this was so yesterday, espe-
cially, it may not be the case tomorrow,
and our readers must bear this fact in
mind. A few cotton bills are taken, but
they 20 only a short wsy in supplying
the csil, which is not active. There is
no change in rates, which are firm al par,
buying, and checking at 4 premium.
City bonds are in some demand, but are
scarce. Speculstors would buy, at SO and
probably q fraction more could be OBJ
tanned. Paving bonds are also scarce. a
bid of soc was refused on one held by q
dealer.
City scrip d-sgs along very quietly at
62H964. buying and selling. There is
some inquiry for it, but in a small way.
Dealers buy gold at lie under New York
rates. That market closed, to-day, st :.
meUt.
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GUNNIEs-Gopd No. I seconds l2K@
HIDES, F1as AND TALnow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Dry Flint, 16c; Dry
Salt, lSc; Green, &c; GFeen Salt, 7@7Kc.
TaIlow, &c. Deer skins, t5@16c; Beaver,
60cgSl 90 each; Otter, 81 00@4O % essh;
Mink, 4Oc@Sl: Fox, soc: Coon, I2k@3Oc.
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole, B@35c;
Oak Sole, 42@46ci Saddle, 40@4Sc; Bri-
dies, S4S@69 per dozen; Uppers, 4095Oc;
Caiskins, French, $45@70c; American
LIVE STooR-We quote as follows !:
No. 1 corn-fed Beeyes, 6@6Ho; CRASHED,
496Hc; No. Texas, SlO@45 per head; No.
2 S259S5i No. 3, SISG22. Mich Cows
SS5G50. Nc. sheep, % 0994 90 and duu.
MoLAssEs-Moderate demand at 459
NAus-Fsir demand at 81 5O94 60
rates.
NAVAL SToREs-Tar, in kegs, IS ESQ
5 rs tor Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, S8@10;
Pitch, So per Dbl; oakum, 50 DOGS % per
bale.
Oms-Coal, S0as1c; Linseed raw, 81 Is
al Is; do. boiled, 81 4O@l As; Lard, 81 40
al 50; Lubricating Coal Oil, S5@90c;
Train Oh, 81 259I go; Crude Cottonseed
Oil, 62G55c.
POUETHY-chickens s. 5O9S for young
and old.
scarce at u per
Dbl. from wagons loose. Onions seas per
hbl. as TO condition, with few good in
market. Cabbage, SlO9SI2 per loo.
PROvIsIoSs-Prices are steady and de-
mand moderate. Mess pork is quiet at
SS09SI.
SUGAR-Louisians, I1@l5c. as to quail
ityi yellow clarified, l59l5Hc; white do,
l5H@l6c; crushed and powdered, 15E@
Ice; coffee A. l4K@l5c; B, 149I4Hc; ex-
ira q, lSL@l4c; Demarara, l4H@15e.
SAET-2S9-pound barrels, g 35@2 As;
dairy, g z5G3 90.
SPTRTTs-Highwines, 90@92c; proof
spirits, 81 1901 10; reetihed whisky.
B5@95c.
STARCH-5X@sc per ID.
SoAP-Mottled, 9Z@l0Xc; yellow, 7z@
SIC; common, 697c. Candles, 15@24c.
ToBACCo-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, 70c91 10; fine fancy Va, s0c6$l;
Sne bright pounds, S099Oc; medium
bright pounds, Te@S0c; COMMON bright
pounds, 62@70c; medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62@TOc; smoking, fine
and fancy, 609SOc; medium and common,
S5G5Oc.
VINEsAR-Common n Picking, 16@
80.
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Gin Day Of septemhsr. !87o.

At the front door OF the c~ourt-house, In tho
city OF Memphis, In which the Chenee y
courts Of shelby county are held, proceed -
sell. At public aDctiOn, % TIE highest ahauer,
for cash. the following described real estate
Tor so much thereof as may be necesSa-r tn
pay on the Indebtedness mentioned and yet
due in said Trust Deed, situated in Shelby
county, Ter nessee, viz: lying on the German
town iankrOad. about 1our mtle8 ToEl tG8
city OF Memphis, being lots Nos. g ~. H.
as designated on = plat OF a subdivision o. q
410acrs tract Of land formerly Owasd by
James c. Jones, deceased, and known as the
" Ktmbrough land Containing in all one
hundred and forty-ive a h1y-Eine Iij 5s}
acres; q more perfect description o. said lots
Is contained IN q deed OF conveyance Rom
Is, E55- and registered in tae Registers oEiss
OF shelby county, in Book X, No. =, pas
40i. 402 and A0s, april a, HSE.
Also, 3 certain other tract or parcel o. land,
lying In the county Of shelby ana STATE u
Tennessee, On the Germantown piansrpII,
about four miles rom the city Of Memphis.
il being lot 40. Y, o! the subdivision o. me
said James {, JONES. deceased, OF a t-sot 1-
land lying on said pisnkroad. e~oat2-Elaz
u6 5-IO acres.
Also. a certain othe. pareeLof land, heinz q
part Of lot MOI, OF the said Subdivision, lu-
tanning 40 acres-a more p1rticul2E desc--r-
ton of lots No l2 and No. 2. IS to Se f0HAl lI
a deed rom the SAID James Z. Jones' b lG1
said d. COckrfl, bear mr. date NOvemheE
1855, and registered in the Registers fi-c OF
shelby county, in Bcok No. ., pages 81. 5V5
Also, the land heretofsre onvsysd by ms
said u. c. Cross to said CockrfI by warranty
deed. dated May a, 1850, and recOrded III Book
81. part lst, page A, in the Register Office oi
shelby cOuaty, Tennessee, Containing apsul
81 $500 ecreS-aQ VI the aforementioned i-rs
or tracts OF land are par 5 Of the sad Kim
brough tract OF AGO acres, and contain in al
about "a l7-I0J acres
Also, a certain other tract or parcel Ct land
lying in the county of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee. and in the city Of Memphis, being
a part Of the east half of block No. 3, on tls
corner OF Main and Mccall streets. as Will
appear by reference 10 the maps OF the city 4.
commencing Vt n stake on the north side Of
McCall street, where the west side OF Main
street intersects the same, thence wet
wardly with the north side Of BfeCsiI street
l50 feet to = stake OF an alley; thence y tn
said alley northwardIy IS feet to = STAKE;
thence east $50 feet TO a stake on tie west SIDE
of Main street; thence southwagdly with the
west side OF Main street to the beginning,
being the same lot which was conveyed %
the said D.. Cockriu by john II. speed, Wu-
liam y. pOnohO and John p. STRANGE by deed,
dated nth Gsyo OF February, ISS. u recorded
in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county, in
Book No. IS. part second, pages 81 and ~
In said Deed of Trust the equity OF redemp-
ton is not waived. 1 shall cOnye to the
purchasers at said sale as Trustee only.
sale within legal hours.
eu4 L. GOODIOE TruSf -
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9Th day Of September. 1870.

At the front door Of the court. house in the
city Of Memphis, in which the Chanc5ry
Courts Of Shelby county are helS, proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described real estate COR
so much thereof as may be necessary 70 pay
of the indebtedness mentioned and yet due
In said trust decd situated in Shelby county,
Tennessee, ViZs Lynn on the Germantown
Plankroad. about foul miles nom the city OF
Memphis, being Lots Nos. 3, 8, Z, 10 a II, as
designated ON a plat of a subdivision OF a 40
c. Jones, deceased, and known as the KIM
brough land" containing in all As 5S-IU0
acres A more perfect description of
deed OF conveyance from said Jones
to Davis ockri dated November
18th, 1856, and registered in the Registers OF
ice Of shelby county IN Book No 3, pages
Also, a certain other tract OF land, lying in
the county OF Shelby and state of Tennessee,
IN the Germantown Piankroad, about four
No u Of the subdivision or said James T..
Jones, deceased, of q tract Of land lying on
the said ~Plankroad, containing Is SS-l0e acres.
Also, a certain other tract, being a part of
Lot No. 2 Of the said subdivision, containing
40 acres A more particular description or
said Lots Nos. II and part OF Lot No. z is con-
tanned in a deed from the said James Clones
20 Davis CoekrtL, bearing date november
18th, IS6. ard recorded in the Registers Office
Of shelby county, in Book No. =, pages 4G4,
45 and 406, AprtI 18th, E57.
Also, the land heretofore conveyed by said
d. G. Cross 70 said Cockrfn by warranty deed,
dated May 2lst, 1855, and registered in Regis
ter's office OF said Shelby county, In Book 81,
part LIST, page a, being about 81 75-l00s acres
All OF the tracts OF land ara part OF the
SIX imbrcGEh tract" of 400 acres, Containing in
al about "a N-l0 acres.
In said deed OF trust the equity Of redemp-
tion is not Wafve ! shall convey tCthe pur-
JAMES i. GOODBYE, Trustee.
Sale within legal hours. auSi
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CD ancery Sale of Real Estate
Wednesday, September %, 1870.


No. li2o-In the Second Chancery Court OF
3 shelby county, TennsJames Wilde, II, q
IS Co. ct al. VS.. John ii. Waggener-
DY virtue of an order of sale made IN THIS
ID cause, / viii sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, IN front of the Clerk and
Masters Office OF the Second ChaneeTy court
OF Shelby county, In the city OF Memphis
Tennessee. On Wednesday. September Is iSsU,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wtt; Lying and being IN the
county OF Shelby, State Of Tennessee, and IN
the city OF Mfemphis, and bounded and de-
seribed as follows: Beginning on the north
side of JEFFERSON street at iron st&ke on the
east bank of dayoso; running Themes
eastwardly with the ncrth side OF Jefferson
street sixty 1901 feset 70 a stake; thence north
wardjy at right angles with JenerEon street
one hundred an d forty-eight feet six inches
to a take; thanc o westwardly sixty feet TO q
stake. thence so uthward1y one hundred and
forty-eight feet six inches TO the beginning;
being part OF orig NAL country lot 49S.
TERMS OF Sal sEs-Ou q credit OF twelve
noufhs, purchast n ~xecutin note with good
security. and Hel . retetned until purchase
money Is fully p aid. Equity OF redemption
Purchaser or p urchagers must comply with
the terms Of sale within ten days, or tne SAID
property viii I e advertised and resold, and
delinquent purchaser charged win the
costs. This Aus ust q, 1870
NJ D. L. 80 sEwART, Clerk and Master;
q O Iaft sols, for comPlFs' anzs
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On the Islh pay Of pscsnher. $40.

Next, between the hours prescribed by law in
front OF the courthouse door OF the county OF
Tuntca, in sad State Of Mississippi, expose
ter sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, Ter One-talrd cssh, and the balance in
one ana two years, with six per cent. interest
located, lying and being in said county OF
Tunica. Is follows, to Wit: Fractional section
10 80 acres; fractional section II.
containing $50 acres; south half Of fractional
section II, containing 30 acres; sections Nos
y and q and east half OF section = west
uonal south half section p; sections = and
- an in township 8, range II.
also section p, southeast quarter section Il.
northeast quarter section 50. south fractional
hall Of section q, vest half of section 30; all
in township 3. range y.
Fractional section /. township (. range z;
southwest quarter section ?; cast hall OF
northeast quarter, east hall Of southeast
quarter, anu southwest quarter of southeast
quarter OF section s. west half section g.,
southwest quarter OF section 8, southeast
quarter Of section 8, southwest quarter OF sec
section II; all OF sections y. Il, Is a d 10: west
half of section 20, southwest quarter OF sec
ton p, east half and southwest quarter OF
section Y; all OF section 3; west half OF sec
toe -, west half of section .; all OF section
Is; south half OF section =, northeast quarter
of section Is, southeast quarter OF section q,
sections 50 aud IS; all in township z, range L
Also. lots 3, i. ., 6 3, 10, IL, L, Is, IA and Is, in
section ID, township g, range ?; also, :, 3, 4, 5.
., ! and 5, in section % township y, rsnge2
To be sold in parcels not to exceed one nun
dred aud sixty acres in any one tract.
W. w. HUMPHRIEB, JR,
Administrator de bonts of Ransom h
81 order Of the Court.
aus EARLY HENDRICK, Clerk.
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TuesdaY. Sept. 6. ls7o.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-Wit: Beginning at the north
west corner of a lot conveyed to William W.
Bond by said Pritchet Thy deed registered IN
the Office Of the Register OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book Al, part /, pages S8 and
$50 thence north and parallel with Yelling
ton street TO Monres street extended TO q point
1872 feet from the southeast intersection OF
Wellington and Monroe streets; hence with
Monroe street extended east one hundred and
eighty n one-half feet to a point on
h southern line of Monroe street, opposite
said Bonds northeast corner; thence south
to said Bonds northeast corner; thence
west with said Bonds line one hundred and
eight and one-half feet to the beginning.
TEBMS OF SALE.1On a credit OF ! months
purchaser executing bond, with good seeur-
ity, and lien retained upon the a to secure
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
properly viii be advertised and resold, and
the delinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August 5, lS70.
NJ. u. &. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
clapp, Vance a Anderson, Soils. for eomPlt
oV4rR
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No. S6.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.oJames b Rag
land ct al. VS.. James 7. Anderson et al.
TT appearing from bill in this cause that the
i defendants, James I. Anderson. John u.
Anderson, Elizabeth L. Anderson. Daniel j.
Anderson, jr., Mary L. r. Anderson, Cornelia
d. Anderson, Dudley Ragiand, Nafhant
Ragiand and EamueIla RagIand are residents
of the state of Arkansas and non-residens
of the State OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That they make
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee on tna
drst Monday In September, $50, q plead,
answer or demnr 20 omP1aanans Dill
as to Them. and set for hearing exparte;
and fhaf 4 COPY Of his order be published
onea week FOR four successive weeks, In the
Msm1his Daily Appeal. This August3, $50
IN STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Rv GEORGE MALLERF, Deputy Q. and u.
Vance& Anderson, Sols. scE eompltis, aus
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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the gentle stimulus which It fmpsrts 10 the
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