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, 1870-06-15

BUILDING MATEK1ALS-TEado WIS less ac-
e gg the past wsek 70 n
compared VII LAST season. ar consider
b, 1Gs@ai: nsise MsS as, a95s . fsR*sas IT, e.
line, In bulk, = bt1, sLoo; lanic In br!s. 9 br
sl.e3; cement, clark's utica, brl, :slSs2 q; ];
ssss 6ss sSse1a1f TnasSe sl ss1eS + pIas Er
-.enng hatr, y bu, 4sasoc; white sand hEl, 800
aa25; nre bricks, = LOGS - ooSea oo; tlrc clay,
= brl. ts.oo8+.e*: plaster. . bri. s@Ns%A
BEOOM CORN-The market was quiet md
prices were neminaly unchanged. The stocks
DEASs-sales to-aay we're made ut q range Of
FLO IS per hnshcl, as to quality and condition
BRAN-Sales Of 80 tons at 20 on track
CHEEsE-The demand for this article. CON
no accumulation Of stock, there has been, IS yet
no sof1enng in prices, but With fair prospect
for increased receipts, and In view OF the con-
cult TO say how long the present prices Will hold
up. The quality OF the cheese IN the hands Of
lcaleIs here Is unusually 1ne, and for the best
make no change in our list as foLlows: New 1ork
ern Rese1ye, 12G14c
The sa1ue AZ noted in our previous reports for the
past fortnight There Is no visible Improvement
| in tho demand. and not the slightest change f1l
iho annexed quotations: Iehigh, lump, sie.oo
@13,c1; Lehtgh, prepared, <10.b1es11.o9; Lacka-
wanna, $le.00f Bl08sbnfN, 1850; Erie and Briar
Hill, Eae0; Walnut Hill, $500; Hooking Valley,
s7.tb: Youehioaheny. $500: Illinois. .saoes6: %
COFFEE-The demand for this article during
the past week vas active, and a. the supply i5
meage, prices were firm and nominaliy unchAng-
ed: The stocks n New York are estimated Is
spending period In 1862. To-day trade was
| fair, at the annexed quotations: Mocha, 3'.s
3sc; Java, a5ae6Ac; Q. g. Java, .s929c; roass7t9
Rio, 19A@18Xc common Rio, 2oN@eotsc; fair to
good, 21K@22c; prime to choice, 221l9e3o; L.
gnayra. 231<@24c.
! CAEDLES-We quote the market falr1y aetlEe
and GEm Mt unchanged quotations: Vaxime, 12Hc;
talloW {steaTtne2 124@d5xS; ;,,f schneidsrs staf
C0OFEHAGE-Asidef from q light demand for
whiskey barrels, there was very little doing In ths
| market and prices were almost nominal:
! Wh1sEeV barrels, iron hound. ...-.-.-....S @225
| Mltskey barrels, wool bouna... ....... ls09l-75
! Pork barrels. .-.............. ......... tSl.49
Lard ttrce8- .....................-.--. ella
Flour barrels, flat hoops. 433 80
Flour barrels. run1H hoops. ...........-.. E1t& GU
DRUGS AND CHE MfCAISThe market pre-.
| sertcd few new features worthy Of special 1len'
, 1870-06-15
l0lol QuSHel8 REalR. t,o3a7 DOS
The following shows the amount OF four and
wheat shipped from New York during the week
ending .IttIin Id. 1E11.

TOTALS. +46,165 AVut5ia
Al the fire 1t Montreal on tho 10th Instant .0oo
barrels Of -four and 800, Geo busels OF Wheat peas
and other grains were destroyed. IN addluon "
large quantity OF sugar. merchandise, &c
The Philadelphia Ledger. in It's weekly review OF
the coal trade, saya: The total product Of al the
anthracite, semI-antnraclta and httu1ninous coal
rpe7ons for tho week. as far as reported By the
several carrying companies Is SIG SIS tons against
993, ,067 tons the previous Weck,-a decrease Of
1850 tons; for the 1sch1 year ,f16 il9 tons,
against a,5AJ,194 tons to the same date last year
showing an increase Of 512,742 tons In the above
aggregates Of coal produced last week there is In
cuaeI sos, 1855 tons Of anthracite, 14,s73 tons Of
scui-anthtacse, and 5l,ass tons Of b!tusnnous
There Is no new feature to report In the trade
this Teek the supply Of all Sizes being fully equal
70 the demand, with prices barely steady at former
qUotations. The atocKs Of coal at the principal
centres very light, and there Is an evident H.
disposition on the part OF dealers to purchase BE-
Jond their immediate wants, believing that prices
wll1 rule lower. CarEoes Of good whte-ash coal,
cne-hlrsl egg and twothirtis stove. are freely Of
frre,l at S 80 per ton, delivered on whArEcs at
New York
LATER
At the "Open Board " No. spring wheat
was in fair demand. and advanced &c. tho mar
kct closing firm at $l.12114 seller }ant bali Of
June and S1.1611G seller July. No. corn
closed at s01 &c spot; s1@s1i,4c seller last half,
aud s3@S3Ac Reller june. No demand for
:,ork rrod,r.ts or like freishts- There was no
evening session.
, 1870-06-15

NEW YORK, June l4.-Cable adyices from Lon
don and the continent are highly gratifying
Higher p1tces are reported fnr American securities
in the different marEets Of Europe, with large
purchases. BEeadstufs, chiefly wheat fot export
70 Europe: the excitement and activity IN Ten
nessee bonds give rise to considerable gossip. II
is reported that the different Tennessee railroad
companies have purchased about sla, 900 900 bonds
OF the State and intend tosincrease the amount to
S1S.0o0 900 and then return the same TO the state
and cancel that amount Of Indebtedness. After
this 1t Is re{orte that the coupons outstanding
borda are to be fuuded to july ], 1s1a It Is also
reported that hill will be introduced Into the
Legislature, increasing State taxation to four mills,
which Will meet the interest In the future.
Money, 3@5 per cent
Foreign exchange 1r1n at 1h9AG119s4.
Genera! Scheuck, Chairman Of the Mays and
Means Commlttee, pad brief visit to Wall street
this afternoon.
4 run,ur that the Treasury will pay the July In
Ie1eSt without rebate ts senl-0dc1a1l{ denied.
Gold st1pnE; opened at l12A, ads4nced to 113,
and closed at 11a.<. Latest carrying rates were
1Gs per cent, indicating considerable short In
tcrest C9caiances S.. 00e, 900.
, 1870-06-15

ESSAYS FeR YOUNG MKN, on the pastonar Il
traction Of the se1es and the happiness Of fHuE MAE
htAdx. when perfect manhood and perfect wotnanhoot
veIopta Ahdrr1s HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bog r.
PhffHitIphfa Pa
, 1870-06-15
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,


--------- TUESDAY EVENING, June II
LCMBEK-The market, to-day, Was quiet, from
the fact that the offerings Were Of meaRre char
acter. Prices, however, werr drIn and sub3tan.
1ially the same as last n'ted. ga sawed shingles
wt,e held ct *3.159s25; lain at sz0o, and pIckets
at s. JtxAA.00.
, 1870-06-15

therr Ii len beuz1ae uted than formerly, anl. In
ennneGuence better oil and better prices ate the
fhefe Aze - ue1- xellR pnx drilling. =
Tte- -foltowtnE- tAbles show taa.sh1Qxnenta Of
crude andTedned Of barrels Of foxty-HTe gail ,1s-
eaah, Of crude equivalent, by III routes; NJ III
, 1870-06-15
GEA MOSS TARNE ....-
THE new FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FAR1HR-This nsw and
elegant preparation, made rom rlsh
Moea, or Carrageen, is conceded to Be
the cheapest healthiest and most dellc-
ious food in the world A. dela2hau
table desert it has no equal and il I
Light and delicate food for inyalids and
children It il superior to all kindred
preparations
This new article Of food has every
where won golden opinions Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekeepars Of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light OF = staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the e1quisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravsgaut cost from any
other source. For twenty-five centsyou
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Pudding4 custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FARlAE CO.,
So Park Place, ". r.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TCESDAT EVENING, dune II.
The following table shows the daily receipts End
shipments Of lire stock during the week ur to this
, 1870-06-15
COMMERCIAL

TUEsDAY EVENING. June II.
The following t1ble shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce at this point during the
past twenty four nouss:
, 1870-06-15

An easier feeling pefvaded this market, and, 70
cash and favorite customers. prices were shaded
to the extent Of 12kc per 1,0o1- The receipts are
pnls fair. We quote Is foloWH:
No hn"ed - r
thickness Leugth-Slxteen Inches. $500 per
cargo added when transferred, which follows the
shlnElcR-
, 1870-06-15

VIII radicaIk cztssmt1ate frum no systan dfsessea
a1isius from habits OF dssipAuon at little expense
little change in die no tneuuvenee or exposure:
completely superzedlns those unpleasant md daaseroza
ssuedics, CoasviA and Mercury. IN al these d.ease1
, 1870-06-15
FINANCIAL,
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Tfai7s
SUMNER 'ARRd dNGEMRNT.
RAILROADS.

CHICAGO nURTHWE8TKNN RAuRGAn
Ticket Otlct eonthsaef toErer Of Czrk R1d Lafn Il.
COUNCIL Htox5s aND OMAHA LUK
DEYux-Nofth Weiss nd
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Coups, B1s. -1131t311sH
Coups. G5s- -l135st81l94
1OG0s...-.-..181s&1064
Currency 6s.114A.811sH
! new Teunesseea, quiet:
New VHEiniss.-..-.0
Old n. CarotInas....4Sh
New n. Carollnns. SIX
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

UNDER the present rates Of charges
from Louisville to New York SD,
every citizen who can buy. tickets
that are good going and returning,
should traverse the older States of the
Union. Much good would come Of
the thorough admixture of northern
and southern people, and each sensi
bic gentleman from the south would
induce some northern man of money
to come south and make Investments.
Moreover, the north would learn how
UNANIMOUSLY false are the lies
told by Congressman for the
purpose Of exasperating the north
against the south. The Memphis
and Louisville, road may nov mo
nopOlize northern and eastern travel,
and can draw immense crowds to
Louisville and the east by reducing
charging torates proportional to those
fixed beyond Louisville. The ring of
which Major Wieks, of the Memphis
and Charleston road, constitutes a
part, must come down in their rates.
and the cost Of a trip to Virginia,
Washington and the East wflibe very
trihing. Nothing so enlightens and
enriches a country and people as
cheap means Of travel. Therefore, |
the APPEAL is for all railroads, for /
the lowest possible charges, and thus
the production Of the greatest posi-
bic traffic and travel. The roads are
enriched by the process as well as the
people, who are both enriched and
enlightened.
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.

~
1t will cost 100000 to repair the Missis-
sippi capitol.
Colonel Dan. r. Russell died in Carroll
tonlast Monday III
Colonel J.. B.. Deason, has been appoint
edStates Attorney for the Second District.
A.biH introduced into the state Senate
amending the revised code in-relation TO
written charges to iuries.
A twelve hundred dollar grand piano
was a few days agodeposited in the parlor
of the Governors mansion.
The Pamela Star contains a call for the
reunion OF Hudson's battery, which went
into service from that county.
An Gammon-a rumor that General
Freeman, Judge a. r. Johnston, and Mr..
Watson, OF Holly Springs, "have Joined
the Alcorn party l1r eH
A. B. Sloanaker, the second edition of
Wilkie Collins Count Fosco" was re-
jectsd as District Attorney of the Third
District, by the Senate. ~
EIihu Carver, appointed County Treas
Urer for Hancock county-a man univers-
ally known for his integrity and thorough
business qualifications. EfAI1
"It is confidently believed that Mont
gomery, a negro, formerly the property
of Jefferson Davis, will be appointed
0ANAA u aAApA COunbys AOALkOAACl y
was the property of Joe and not of Mr..
Jefferson Davis. Ia ei-1 3 lgas
F. S. Pate has received the nomination
for District Attorney of the Thirteenth
District. He is the little fellow that
turned a double somersault into Radical
ism just before the election. This is an
astonishing coincidence.
D. @. Stanley, an esteemed gentleman,
n of b oldest citizens of Hancock
county, has been appointed Sheriff. He
is one oftbe most c~lear-headed and ener-
getic men in the community, and fully
up to the duties of the ofiee.-Deulocrat.
The Columbus DeaOdrGt is hard on the
Clarion when it says there is sad need for
an able and reliable Democratic journal
in that city, and there is no one better
qualified for the position than himself.
We wish the gallant Colonel a most sue
oessful career with his new paper. +
Governor Alcorn has appointed r. s.
Pate, of Oktibbeha district, Attorney of
the 18th Judicial District. We also learn
that he has made the following appoint
ments for Columbus and Aowndes coun-
ties. l.. d. Wallace. Mayor; Jers Dowsing,
Sheriff; Josiah S~taIlings, Circuit Clerk;
Early Hendricks, Probate Clerk; T. c..
Lyon, Chancellor.
"'Charley Bel hedyer, owes the Column
bus IRddE a balance of four dollars. If
anybody else about Columbus wants TO
turn Radical during the distribution of
offices well sell him this bill at a discount
of a hundred cents on the dollar" The
Under means to say that any dirty rascal
who viii change his creed to secure an
Office is a thief.
Mississippi Radicals grow weary of the
excessive power vested in the Governor
by the Radical constitution. A cores
pondent of the Herald urges the adoption
of amendments to the State constitution
to deprive the Governor of the power of
appointing the Judges in the State. He
the Governor by a Radical convention is
in direct conflict with the principles of
true Republicauism.
The commencement and closing exer-
cises of the Central Female Institute.
Clinton, and the examination and closing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17
THE JACKSON RAILRoA A
The Case of the Old Board Of Directors vs..
AGcOmhs & Co.

The New Orleans Times of Tuesday
says that Judge Dibble has decided the
quo W~GTrGatO case of McComb and others
Uers1Gs Beauregard and others in favor OF
the REALTORS, declaring them legally cleo
ted Directors of the New Orleans. Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad, and
ordering the respondents, Beauregard
and others, TO be ousted, as without le-
gal authority, to administer said oorpora-
ton This decision, we presume,
Will be final, as the law allows no
appeal in suits where the controversy in
wolves no interests Of the parties over i've
hundred dollars. The Directors of this
Company have ne material or peeuniary
interests in theiFofiees, I'D cannot swear
that they would be sggrfeyed to that ex-
tent oy the judgment. The case is SINH
lar to that of the aldermen who were
elected a year or so e to fill vacancies,
in the city council, for which vacancies
the Governor m1de appointments.
In the contest between the two claim.
ants, the qQestio1 arose before the Su-
preme Court whether an appeal could
be taken by the party cast. The court
decided that a claim to an aldermanici
Involved no money or material in
and was not appealsble; not even
the city could appeal, as it could not be.
presumed or proven that the city had
any real or p~ercuniary interest in one
set of men more than another TO admin
ister certain Offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

To OUR mind, the movement to
revive the old Wing party is a Radi-
cal movement. 1t means nothing
less and nothing else. til not that
Wings are so devoid Of intelligence
rs to care for 4 name, or that they are
in the movement TO any extent. 1t
is this-that the Radicals are shreWd
enough to see their party power has
departed, and that they are hOneying
offs few Wings from Democracy, in
order that they may regain a share Of
the spOiIs. The Wings they gather
are not after Wing principles at all,
but for office, which, to get intOPOwer,
they are willing to share with Radi-
Gals, or any one else. That is
the milk in thecOc0anut, and all there
is OF it. Men after principles find all
in the Democratic party they desire,
and do not desert it, because it is now
the only organization which can be
hoped for, for the maintenance of the
principles and practices which are
dear TO freemen. For them, that is
enough. The new mongrel organiza-
ton will doubtless be carried out. 1t
will be composed of disaffected
Wings and Democrats who seek
TO gain, and Of Radicals who
would regain, power, and that
will be the whole of it. We learn
that the new movement, which is set
ON foot in this Congressional district,
and OF which the Jackson Vest Ten
glessss Wing is the organ, has its base
in a project to run Milton Brown for
Congress. We regret to learn that a
man Of his ability should lend him
self to such an effort. Does he think
il is now neck or nothing with him,
and that he is played out if he does
not lend himself to the Radicals to
get Radical and negro votes? That
is a heavy fall for a man of talents to
make, and who has a record which
at least be reputable
if he were to stop where he
is. Better stay played out than gain
Office, which, obtained Oh such terms,
do him no honor. The plan, as
learn it, is one of bargain and sale
the old Wig to set up the Wing
standard, and the Radicals and ne
groes all to rally to it 10 beat the De-
mOcracy. Look out for pretended old
line Wings who thus all at once turn
Wing patriots, from the greed OF Off
,ial station. For the honor Of human
We trust this rumOr may prove
InfOunded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

IT is the practice Of our SoIons to
prohibit the sah Of merchandise by
sample on the streets. Foreign
hawkers are heavily taxed, aud the
imposition is 80 insuferabIe that after
a salesman from Cincinnati or the
East has once appeared before The Re
corder he is never found there again.
Even local wholesale dealers are not
suffered to take samples from house to.
house. The joke has gone far enough.
so Congress seems to think, and a
pending bill is now in the hands Of
the Judiciary Committee which con-
templates the excelsior o csc local
laws making distinctions between
tradesmen Of this and other cities
Nonresident traders, under this en-
actment Of Congress, win be placed
upon the same footing with our own
merchants. 1t is our true interests in
vite capital, not to drive it away. It
is hardly probable that the measure.
based upon the power of Congress TO.
regulate commerce between the States.
and to give to the citizens Of each
State " all the privileges and immuni
ties of citizens of other States" will
become a law at this session, but that.
it will be passed we have little donbt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

THE Federal Court Of Boston has
sent two rich gentlemen, who have
been picking Uncle Sans pockets,
Mellin and Ward, to the State prison
for two years, and fined them $780,
600 each. Never before did we COM
mend the example of Boston. Is
there no Court in Tennessee which
will deal alike with little and great
thieves? Shall plunderers of cities
and of States go unwhipped of jus
tice? Shall our children grow up, in
fected by the corrupting lesson taught
by the Courts and customs of this age
and country, that money hides every
moral deformity and apologies for
as it gilds every crime?
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len o. the CHEST, Hydethorax.

-
establish equality uOf political and civil
rights among all classes, are resisting to
the best of their ability the revolutionary
schemes of the Radical party designed to
subvert the laws of nataEe and to estab-
lish the confusion, anarchy and despotism
of MOngrelism upon their overthrow.
Acts defining and publishing the crime
Of libel; regulating the bearing and use
of arms in self dense Incorporating
Mississippi Navigation Company; for the
better protection of passengers upon rail-
roads in the State; Incorporating Friar's
Point and Cold Water Plank Road For
warding and Transportation Company in
cooperating VIcksburg by Dock and
Marine Railway Company; appointing a
committee Of three to ASCERTAIN whether
any members hold seats on the floor of
the House who are disqualified by the
Constitution of the United States and the
State of Mississippi, adopted. 1t is aimed
especially at Mr.. Ysoman, who it is
claimed is not a naturalized citizen-are
measures considered by the Mississippi
Legislature,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17
1870 MONTYALE SPRINGS. 1870


THIS favorlte summer resort. sftuated in
Il Blount county, East tennessee, was
opened for the reception Of visitors on the
nrst of June.
The marked beneficial result attendfngt the
use OF these waters in functional derange-
ments OF the
LtUer, B0sOsS, K1daeVs and Skin, and ne cure Of
Chronic Diseases, attest their Ned
tcm Properties.
The buildings at MOntvaIe have been re-
paired, rehtted and r~epainted, and every
thing put in good order.
All the accessories for enjoyment and rec
reatisn at the best watering places viii be
found here.
The facilities for reaching MontvaIe this
season are increased by the extension OF the
and Charleston Railroad, and reg
ular trains are running to Maryville. whence
passengers are conveyed in coaches 10 the
Springs, nine miles distant.
RATES OF BoAKD:-Per day, 81 so; per week,
SIG; per month, $50.
- Address. for pamphlets containing
analysts and descriptions OF waters, etc.
L. KING,
JeW Tenn.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy, District of West Tonnes
fn. See-sS.
At Memphis, Tenn, the 3lst day Of May. 1870.
fLSHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as assignee of Myer
Rosenbaum, Levi ROsenbaum and Simon
R~ossnbaum, Individually, and as partners as
Rosenbaum Il Broe., of Memphis, county of
shelby and State of Tennessee, who have been
adjudged bankrupts upon their own petition
blythe District Court OF said District. a
Tel ..L4l. EUGENE ~ MAN. Assignee. y
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SUMMER RETREAT.

THE PUT-IE-BAY HOUSE, on PUr-rN-BAY
4 ISLAND, LAKE ERIE, OHIO, sixteen miles
from Sandu-ky, is the coolest resort IA Amer
lea, ana VIII accommodate eight hundred
guests.
There are twenty-five Islands in the groupe,
covered with vineyards and flower gardens.
lake Is full Of all kinds OF fish, wild
auck oun and pure air never fails.
a acht1ng, boating, bathing, billiards, bowl
native groves, ice-cream and wine
rooms moon Light excursions on the bay are
rruly romantic.
IL was here that Commodore Perry " met
She enemy and they are ours" and many
gelics OF the battle remain.
Terms much less than Eastern watering
places. Address the proprietors for a
pamPAIet. lmy2l WEST q sKENY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17
MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

CEOP REPORTS, ETC.-We would be pleased
TO receive rom our friends in the ~countrg,
reports concerning the prospects Of the grow
ing crops. The importance OF placing our
readers in possession OF a thorough knOWl-
edge OF the actual prospect Of our agTicultU-
raj interests cannot be TOO highly estimated
and is so apparent thai We viii gladly re-
ceive any authentic reports OF the condition
Of the crops for publication.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-17

UNTIL the heavy rains Of the past
few days, planters we're pleased with
the prospects of the next cotton crop,
though they are getting rather grassy,
and too much rain now would be a
most serious disaster. Predictions
are already being made of an in
creased cotton crop over that Of last
year, but we cannot imagine upon
what these calculations are based.
There is but little more labor in the
South than there then was, and we
cannot reasonably anticipate such an
other season, especially such a favor
able fall for gathering. 1t was GER
exceptional. Moreover, we be-
gin to hear from the interior every
where that the "cold snap" last week
filed the tender leaves Of the young
with lice, and that the crop in
damp places is almost ruined.