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Kon-6esIdant Nofioe.

No. 4SS2.-In the UhaneeTy OaaTt of Mem
phis, Tennessee.=SeWtOn Ford, Executor
of Thomas A. Iredale, decd, ct al, VS..
Thornton b.. Iredaie ct al.
IT appearing from afidavi in this cause that
i the defendants, Thornton b. Iredale. Al
fred =. Iredale, John Knapp, James Knapp,
Alfred w. Knapp, Mary $. Steady, Thomas
SteaIy, Jan NJ. Allen and her husband -
Allen and their unknown children, and the
unknown children ald grandchildren, II
any, Of Lucinda scott, are nOn-TeSidents OF
the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on the first
Monday in June, 1871. and plead, answer or
demHr TO co~mplainantis bill, fled for the
construction of the Will of Thomas A. Ire
dale, decd, or thesame VIII be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set fer hearing ex-
partej ana that a copy az this order be pub
Iished once a week, for -four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal,
A copy-aItests
AUGUSToN ALSTOE, Clerk and Master.
By b. +. COLEMAN, Deputy G. and NJ.
Estes &~JRckson, SOls. for complainant. apps
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

ID virtue of an execution to me directed
ID from the Law Court of Memphis in the
case of Taylor, Gay & Rutland VS.. William
Br~achoogel and 5. NentuFini, judgment rem
and costs, 10 satisfy said judgment, interest
aud cnafc L LII u
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A%TTAcHMENT NOTICE.

d. ShlOss * c o VS.. O. L. Fill.
DEFORE JAMEs HALL Justice of the Peace
ID for shelby county, afhdaYil having been
made in this cause, and attachment Issued
andretnrned, legied, etc:
1t is therefore ordered. That publication
be made liz the Memphis Daily APPEAL, a
newspaper published in the city of Mem
phis, for four successive weeks, commanding
the said o. L. Hill TO appear before me at
my office, city of Memphis, in the l4th Civil
District Of said county, on the I4th day OF
June, 1870, at 10 o'clock Am. and make de-
tense to said suit against them, or 1t viii be
proceeded with e1 p0Tte.
JAMES HALL,
mylf Justice Peace for Shelby county,
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l4th and 18th civil Districts-tPolis In the
10th Civil District, at Whites station.
nth at McOonneil's Church.
And in the City of Memphis as follows:
First Ward-Corner Of Main and jackson
streets.
Second ward-Poplar street, between Third
and Fourth streets.
Third Ward-No. IS Adams street. Kiernan's
office.
Fourth ward-Madison street so u tn side near
Third street.
Fouth Ward-AtT aylOr's Paint Shop ON Sec
d street, north of Madison street.
Fifth Ward-At county Court House.
Sixth Ward-At Waldran Block, on Main
street.
seventh ward-At Ferguson Block, 10. ~
DeSctO street.
Eighth Ward-At No. I6s Poplar street.
NiRth Ward-At corner of Kerr avenue and
Tenth ward-At Central Point, AIn's Black
smiths Shop.
For one Chancellor for the First Chancery
Court of Shelby County, for one Chancellor
fS.5sbe Second Chancery Court Of shelby
County, for one Judge for the First Circuit
Court of Shelby County, and one Judge for
the Second Circuit Court of Shelby County,
for one Judge of the criminal Court OF Shell
by County, and for one Attorney General OF
the CTiminal Court OF Shelby County.
h following persons have been appointed
by the County Court OF Shelby county to act
as Judges and alternates at said election, TO
wit:
LIST Disadvantages: w. H. Forgey, j. w.
Bledsoe, g.. w. Sessom; alternates-J. ii.
Sink, g. L. Douglas, Joshua Hughes.
% Observation-Disclosures. i. Hunter, s =. Lyon,
Thomas Nelson; a~lternates, W. Z. Ward, W.
p. York, VS.. NOblin.
Sd DisIriet-Iudges-D I. I. Peyton,J J. G. Boil
ton. Is. H. Duncan; ~alternates g. X. Wynot,
e.. A. Hill, Charles CIenshaW.
9Th Observation-Disclosures. M. Vaughan, James
Carroll, J.. D.. Hines; alternates-samuel
POston,r. w. Haynes, James Sigler.
9Th Observation-Disclosures. w. Ktng,B. w. Pryor,
q. y. Taylor HteIuates-G. L. Nichols, II.
CannGn, THOMAS EfherfqgE.
7th Observation-Disclosures w. Caldwell, q. M.
Bartlett, J. B. Mercer: alternaIes-S. d. Nc
Clure, O, M. Alsup, w. A. Galloway.
Sth DistTict-Iudges-I- M. Crews, O. b, En-
john Park, GelFge Grant
9Th District-Judges-Rufus c. Kirk, A. ].
Fletcher, p. NJ. Williams; alternetes-D. A.
HRrrell, w. ID. Rident, Tim. Allen
10th District-Judges-James Biggs, II. lrby,
Thomas Rodgers alternates-Ben. Owen,
]. q. Moore, DR.. Lauderdale.
Ilth District-Judges-J. p. Winford, j. c. Cal
lis, K. Weir; alternates-Moses Nicely, JON
Gray, B. +. Hurt.
l2In District, Observation-Disclosures. A.
Hildebrand, Z. o. Watson, N 7. Algbrooks
alternates-J. NJ. FarrOw, Ilu. Douglass,
Thomas Holman, Jr.
18th District, Oak Lawn-Judges-G. o. Bun
tyn, George O.. Holmes, E. A. SpottswOod;
a%lterRateg III Hampstead, Clark White
j. Castles.
18th DIstrict-Iudges-W. a. Dpoley, Jacob
Glenn, A. d. Weatherall; observation-disclosures
Levy, v. L, Lupdy, Mm; Heogel.
18th DISTRICT udges-W- K Horn, j. I, Ma
son, James Brooks; alteTnates-J. II. Brooks,
r. d. Goodwin, II. {. Massey.
18th District-Judges-A. NJ. Stout, Felix Men,
denhalI, A. Roark; alIeFnates-T. ID. Mas
sey, H.. B. Ramsey, K. X. Stone.
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RECEIVERS SALE.
On Thursday, the 18TH Day of June Next,

A T 10 o'clock am, at the auetion-house OF
N Register, Irrelevant * Co, northeast cor
ner of jefferson and Main streets, this city.
L will offer for sale, for cash, at public aue-
tien, sundry insolvent and doubtful debts,
sueh Notes, Bills of Exchange, Over Checks,
etc. Also,
will sell, at the same time and place, for
cash, the follOVing-named Silver Ware, etc ,
pawned 10 the Gayoso S@s-ngs Institution,
for b loan of money, etc:
One Dlamond Ring. pawned by c. r. Stewart,
One Gold Watch, pawned by II. +. Johnson,
One dozen Silver Forks, One dozen Silver
Table spoons. One uozan Silver Tea Spoons.
one dozen Silver Dessert spoons, paWned
by Mary B. Lopez or s.. G. Lopez.
One pair Silver Salt Stands, one pair Silver
Salt Spoons, one Silver Butter Knife one
half dozen silver Forks, one dozen Silver
Tea Spoons, pawned by E.. {. Tannehill.
S. MOSBY, Receiver
GayOso Savings Institution.
Memphis, May rs, 1870. myi7
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees SaIa.

d virtue Of a Deed of Trust to me given
ID by VIM. Rusebhsupt and wife, July u,
1859, recorded in Registers ofnce of Shelby
county, Tennessee. Record Book Y, page $50,
70 secure a debt therein named, now past
frnD m
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For RENT AMl LEASE.

A LARGE Building, suitable for a manu-
n factory . Store In a good locality TWO
nice tWO-sIory Dwellings, and a number of
vacant lots 10 lease. on good terms. Apply to
Marx Il BeDsdorE, or A.. CORDES
myl7 Bethel Block, Room No. il.
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FOR SALE.

~ LOTS AT GILL'S STATION,
three miles ron Court Square, on Mem
nbis and Charleston MISUNDERSTANDING nom
two To i've acres. For beauty, health, nelgn-
borhOOd. convenience to nne schools and the
civ. this property is not surpassed by any
around the city: one OF them mighty I'M
proved, with every variety OF rult ana ever
Green's. Also. two lots ON Robinson street,
nearer the city, and one ON Union street
For terms see ELI RAfNEh7
my5 On the premises
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NOTICE.

TsHE United States Custom house ONCE and
il Board of Local Inspectors for this Post
District of New Orleans, has been removed
from 3A Front streetto AZ Madison street.
C.S. COOPER.
Surveyor Of Customs
Mannnhsa Nov "A IS70 my5
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BIRTH DAY OF QUEEN VICTORIA,
THE PATH INST,

Are offered for rent to the highest response
BILE bidder. Bids will be received as follows;
RESTAURANT PRIvILEGE-This privilege in
ciudes Meats, Coffee, Tea, and everything
pertaining TO a restaurant, except liquqDT.
- h.
BAR PRTvILEGE-Thls includes Liquorshrf all
kinds. ~vlnOus, malt and spiritousF pop,
lemonade, etc.
CONFECTIONERY PRIYILEGE-This inclndes
everything usually pertaining to q cOnfec-
tiOnery stand, including Soda Water.
90 Bids will be received until 4 pm. OF
Monday, the 18th inst. They must be sealed
and addressed II. RRINDROD.
myl3 Chairman OF Comm tee, As Bealest.
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In front Of the United States Court-rOoms, in
the Waldran Block, In the city OF Memphis,
sell. to the highest bidder, tor cash, ali the
Interest Of j. Il. Choate. bankrupt, In the CO.
nartnershfp assets OF the late firm of Choate
60. GEORGE ARNOLD.
ravlo Asgipnea-
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Attachment Suit.

In the Circuit Court of Shelby county, Tenn
=. II. Burton q VS.. Geo. w Scott.
A WRIT of attachment having been sued
N out under Section 3i55 Of the Code often.
nessee, against the estate OF the defendant,
Geo. w. scott, aud returned levied on per-
sonai property in such case, and affidavit
having been ma9e that the defendant Is in
debted TO plaintt jim the sum OF s., by ac-
count.
1t is therefore ordered that said defend.
ant Geo. W. Scott make his personal appear
ance before the Judge of the Circuit Court, al
aterm ofsaid u to be held for shelby coun'
ty at the courthouse in the city of Memphis
on the fourth Monday IN May and defend
said attachment suit, within the time pre-
scribed by law, or thesame will be proceeded
with eXparte, and that this notice be pub
lished in the Memphis Appeal, once a week
for four consecutive weeks. April 2, lS7O-
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk.
By B. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Wilson Il Beard. affOrneYS for pltf. nm
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Administrators Notes.

HAVING qualified as administrator Of the
III estate Of Pleasant Mosby, deceased, no
tice is hereby given 70 all parties indebted to
said estate TO come forward and max pay
present them. duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law.
CHAA n. DORI0N, JR., Admir-.
March Is. 1870. mhl5
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ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ON THURSDAY, the 18th day OF May. 1870, /
will open aud hold an election al all the
voting places established by law in the eoun-
" OF Shelby and State of Tennessee, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
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UOIION EIAIEMHNIs
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE., I
. MEMPHIS. May 20, 1870. !

New York, May 20, 10 a.m.-Market
quiet and firm; Ordinary, l9c; GOOD Or
binary, 2ll<c: Low Middlings, 21zo; Mil
dlings, 23l5c; Good do, ASsc. =
l p.m.-Market quiet and unchanged
in quotations. Sales on the spot Sf0
bales; for future delivery, 100; receipts,
4 p.m-Market inactive and prices
Dropping: Ordinary, 1870; Good do, 2lcl
Low Middlings, 22Zc; Middlings, 2hci
Good do, 2tIc. Sales to spinners, rs
bales; speculation, 374; export, 49S
transit, $50; also 100 for May at 221+c; JOG
for June at 22Le; 300 for July at 22Lci
100 do, 22skc; 200 for May at 22c; 100 for
June at 22c; 100 for July at 221sc; 500 at
private terms; sales of the week TO spin
hers, 1891; speculation, 99l; exports, 1870
in transit, 1852; contract, 3.452-
CoTroN IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, May 20, II am.-Cotton
opened irk,; Middling Uplands, l0jsdi
Orleans, ND.
l p.m.-COtton quiet and unchanged
Uplands, IO7z41Id; Orleans, ND.
5 p.m.-CottOn closed unchanged and
nominal; sales 10000 bales; 1000 for g
port and speculation. Uplands, 1890
lid; Orleans, llhd.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
Receipts of the week, III 600 bales, OF
which g5,O 900 are American; sales of the
week, 5000; stock in port, $4,000; Amer
lean, $4,000.
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ST. GEORGES PICNIC
FO1 RENT-

THE privileges OF the Picnic Grounds at
i Humboldt Park. on the occasion of the
81. Georges Society Picnic, to be held on the
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A~SSIeNEE'S SALE.
L VIII oh NAiC
18th DaV Of June, 1870,

FINDER and by virtue OF a general order
y issued from the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF West Ten
nessee, L will, on the
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REGULATOR
ROBERT WOOD & CO.
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

GARDEN and Cemetery Adornments, Cast,
Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, Foun-
tains, Vases, Verandas, Settles, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses. Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety of pattern. New
and Improved styles Of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
PATENT WIRE WORK. Ratings, Store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Fam
Fencing, etc.
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INSANE ASYLUM

CT. vINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, 81. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the SISTERS OF Charity, An
qnst 10, 1858. It is private and nrst-ciass in
fts arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and OF All De.
to taking opium OF other stlmulants 70 <
cess and desire 70 correct. For terms, etc,
apply 20 DR., i AuDUI or the y
SUPERIOR. aug
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CITY OF MEMPHIS.
JUDGES.

q &a79-E 1dbISen, James Ii. Gainanl P.J.
Sd Wards. W. Green. W. S. Pickett, Mike
Reagan.
9Th Ward, north of Madison stree "A. t.
Lacey, Mont. Pepper, NJ ID. WEIGH, W. ii.
4th Ward, south of Madison street--R. F. Dun
can, Charles Jones, w. j. Mansford, l. I.
5th ward@N. ]. wiggin, owen Smith, N.
sth WaTd-PauI CicalIa, 7. B. Norment, U. W.
7th Ward-John signaigo, E. P. Carroll, d.
Sth ward-wm. Rlngwald, ]. R. Powell, J. L.
9Th Nafd-A. C. Belts, ]. p. papburE, C. M.
10Th W~aTd-Thos, Flemming, 4. F.. Lopney,J.
N. ProYiqe,
The judges at the different voting places
will appoint the Clerks of Election, and If
any OF the Judges above named should be
absent at the opening OF the Polls the alter
mates present VIII act in the places of those
| absent; and If both judges and alternates are
absent, the officer holding the ELECTION Will
designate the judges and proceed to hold the
election as provided by law.
/ The following persons are hereby appointed
to hold the election at the place above desig-
natedi
| LIST District
I'd d" Saml. A. Ppston.
! Sd " W. j. A. Bell.
4th 4" Thomas McCaddin.
9Th W. i. Price.
7th b. Taylor.
Sth X ]. Donaldson.
9Th W.D. Ridout.
10th Harry Davis.
/ nth Robert Weir.
18th MechanicsviIle-John J. Hide
rand.
18th Distriet-Woodlawn-G. o. Buntin.
18th F.C. Stevenson.
18th " VIM. M. Brooks.
nth q" IN Massey.
T OF MEMPHIS.
/ LIST Ward-0wen Dwyer.
I'd " VIM. II. Bridges.
Sd Thos. 7. Adams.
9Th VIM. II. Carroll.
! 5th " John p Tobin.
6th " Jack Halstead.
| 7th U Z. Jones.
Sth &" Wm. RingWald.
9Th " George r. EgneW.
10th q Oscar Woodbridge.
The officers above designated will call at
the SheriiTs ONCE, in tie Greealaw Opera
House Building, on Monday the Sd day of
/ May, to take the oath required by law, and
be furnished with the necessary blanks.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Shelby County.
May IA, 1870. myl5
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DISSOLUTION.

i L will be absent from the city for some
time, I have sold my interest in the late firm
of Magevney, Hogan & Co., to my former
partners, Col. J. W. Rogan and NJ. L. Selden.
1t is with pleasure 1 heatily recommend the
new firm, anu hope to see a continuation Of
that generous patronage extended TO the old
drn. NJ. tJk.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

HAVING qualified as Administrative of
III the estate OF the late John McGrath, no.
tice is hereby given TO all persons holding
claims against said estate to present them,
duly prObated, to me, at the ONCE OF Hanson,
Swingley a. Dashieil, within the time pre-
scribed by law: and all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
settlement with me TO save trouble and liti-
gallon. KATE Adm'x.
Hanson. Swinglev ~ Dashieli. Att'ys. apps
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Bronze Wor1k.

Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference 90 the above class Of work, we are
orders for Bronze Castings Of Statuary, eolos.
sal, heroic and life size.
ORNAMENTAL IRON GooDs-The largest as.
soTtmentt0 be found in the United States, all
of which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while the combine all
the requisites OF beauty and substantial con-
struetion.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place OF
destination.
Designs will be sent to those who wish to
makea selection. apl6
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor rheumatism. III
affected with loss of appetite
bowels in general costive, som
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LIVEc

painf1I sensaIion OF having
something which ought to ha'
Often complaining of weakness
low spirits. Sometime Is some
attend the disease, ana al 9th
few of them; but the liver is
organ most involved. Cure the
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this place. It.is being re.yictualed and
reinforced. The retreat of McAIahon
and Failly has been accomplished in ex.
cellent order.
Marshal Bazaine is engaged visiting
and inspecting troops.
The report That the Prussians occupy
Nancy is false.
A circular from the Minister of the
Interior requires prefeots Of the various
departments to encourage the formation
of companies Of national guards and
volunteers, and Francis Tieveons to
take the field ut once. They will receive
arms as soon as possible, but in the mean
time, should assemble at the chief towns
Of the department to organize and drill.
They will be paid from date of enlist
ment.
The Journal O6iciel says the Ministers
Of War and Interior, on assuming con-
troll of their departments, Immediately
took the most energetic measures to
insure the efficiency of tho various
branches of service. The Minister of
War issued very stringent orders in ro-
gard to provisioning the army aud the
subject of supplies of the quartermaster
and ordnance stores.
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ElNANoIAL AND coa1MnRoIAL.

NEW YORK. August 12-Noon.-Flour
corn and wheat quiet. Pork dull, al
29.45. Cotton heavy--uplands 1917;
Orleans 20; sales 800 bales. Freights
quiet. Stocks strong. Gold 17S.
Money 3@4. Ezohange--long 9T;
short 1OA. Bonds 11T. Tennessee'a,
ex-coupon, 62; new 62as; Virginia's, ex-
coupon, g.; new 6316; Louisiana's, old,
r.; new 65; levee 6's 70; S's 81; Alabama
Us 80; s71; Georgia 6's S2l6;7's 911s;
North Carolina 6's, old, 4956; new 80;
South Carolina 6's, old, 80; new 7I21.
z 1. M.-Cotton quiet and weak
sales 900 bales; middling uplands 1870
1919. Flour-State and Western less
active, and without decided change in
prices; Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat without decided change, at 1928.
Corn 2(G3c. bctter-new mixed Western
l.S9@l.021s. Beef steady and quiet.
Pork dull and decidedly lower, at rs. rs
Cg29. 90. Lard dull and heavy-kettle
l61017. Whiskey 97@9715. Groce-
ries quiet and firm. Freights dull
Money easy, Mt 3(DI. Exchange dull.
Gold is. Governments weak-G2's liz.
Sou.hern's quiet and firm throughout
the day
ClNc1SNArr1, August 12.-FIour dull
and unsettled at 100; family 625@6 so.
Corn dull and lower, at 75@79. Whiskey
o4G95. Provisions unsettled. Mess
pork offered, at 1900. Bacon unsettled
shoulders offered, ut 14!L4; sides 17l1;
clear rib 1871. Lard offered ut 16 no
buyers.
Lorlsv1L1E, August 12.-Flour quiet
extra family 5.75' Corn dull, Mt LOS.
Provisions heavy. Mess pork 5000
Bacon 10; shoulders Is; clear rib sides
-; clear sides aud sugar cured hams
20. Whiskey dull-raw 95.
New ORLEANS, August 12.--Cotton
bales; receipts 149; stock 39,25l. Corn
dull and lower-.mixed /. O5; white 1917.
All others unchanged.
middIing 17laC017aI; receipts 5S bales;
receipts of week 34O.
AUGUSTA, August 12.-Cotton dull and
lower-sales GO bales; receipts so; mid
ding 17@1714; sales of week 6iO.
SAVANNAH, August 12.-Cotton irregu-
lar and demand good-low middling is;
sales so bales; net receipts 167; stock
2,SGO.
CHARLESTON, August 12--Cotton
quiet and nominal middlin2s IS; sales
80 bales; not receipts 1856; stock 2,OG7;
net receipts of the week l,O47; sales of
week 42I
LONDON, August 12-Noon. .-Consols
911s. Bonds SGl..
LONDON, August 12-Evening. .-Cou-
soils 0las. Bonds SG,s. Stocks steady.
LIVERPOOL, August 12-Noon.-Cot-
ton steady-uplands SO; Orleans 91a;
sales OF the week 5000 bales; exp orts
1000; speculation 10000; stock $685.
900, OF which American is 272, 1000; re-
ceipts II, 900, of which American is o.
600.
LIVERPOOL. August 12--Evcning.--
Cotton qniet- -uplands Sai; Orleans Q;
sales IL, 600 bales.
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American Affairs.

CHARLESTON, August 12.-Arrived-
Schooners Florence Bailey, New York
Robert Palmer, Philadelphia; n. ".
Smith, New York.
PrrrsBURG, Pa, August 12.-Pbillip
II. Mcntz, banker, suicided to-day.
He wrote letter to his wife assigning
financial complications MS tho cause.
WAsHISGToS, August 12..-B. B.
French, the eminent Mason, is dead,
aged 70.
The Court of Inquiry to investigate
the i'll treatment of the negro cadet,
report that the negro was mainly un.
truthful, and recommend that both the
negro and the cadet of whom lie com
plains be court martialed. Belknap,
however, disposed of the case by order
ing that both the untruthfnl negro md
the abusive white embrio soldiers be
repremanded.
WASHINGTON, August internal
revenue receipts to-day $4,000
The steamer Shenandoah departs from
Boston on Monday.
Alderman is addressing the Southern
Republicans.
9. J. White has resigned the naval
academy -profcssorship.
Commodore Boyle is dead.
SARATOGA, August 12.-Lady Pctry
beat Felicity and Alta Vila-time 1.24
Minnie Douglas beat Tasmania-4.2St5
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August 12-Fnr-
ragut is dying.
GREENBRrEK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 12.--The grand masquerade and
fancy dress ball, given last night for the
benefit of the needy sufferers By the re-
cent railroad accident, at Jerry's Run,
was one of the most brilliant affairs that
ever took place Mt the Virginia Springs
Among the prominent gentlemen present
were ex-senator jas. Mason, Commodore
NJ. Il. Maury, Hon. A. II. Stuart, Gen
Lilly, of Va; Gen. L. L. Clingman,
n. c.; ex-senator Allen Il. Coopcrton,
Va; ". w. Corcoran, Washington n; ;
Hon. D. X. NIcRae, Tenn; Gen. Jno.
G.. Lee, Gen. M. d. Corsc, Gen. Nc
Causiund, Vally, and many Others
Fully 500 persons were present, and
several hundred dollars were realized for
the sufferers.
MONTGOMERY, August l2.-Thc second
bale Of new cotton sold today for 3Glac.
The first bale Of the new crop was re-
ceiyed here on the 10th, and the second
bale this morning. Each weighed about
500 pounds.
ATLANTA, August IL. .-Prolongation is
defeated for good. An election is to be
held this fall A motion to reconsider
was made to-day, and lost-ayes CO; nays
Il. There is great rejoicing among Ma
tional Republicans
AUGUSTA, August II. Attorney G cne-
raj Alderman has written letter to
Colonel Farrow, and others, taking
strong grounds against prolongation. 4
new election this fall is now regarded
certain.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-13

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