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DE pRan,sn unb @dmersten be- .Oiase psanse" (apdt.
eessn) ntseta tn btefea Gtaate tm ndaatn .9ratiasu ttnee.
eea pen tern!ern tn hefetn. @taate e~tueefabrt tu.be. Secer
99te lt@ eteie pRansen uub 6dmertt aui&adtn. Nttd n bs
tan! g ~ lem !ean stns Stasdunans. een 1ao @atten NIT eat.
Soma, Mstrasta ane 3anfas taben unsefatr ster Sab. ~.
faa ptesuan ttnen Vertu& eenadt uub lam man bier itst
3easn eer Dtase Orange ~meMenpst fete,.
aDeees kabt. p{esee ebes edparssieb ssnnen tu.d ttst
BEN. Gasuaes .uel&e b!efen plaa abppttrtn fparsn buubettt
BON Doaars, unb erpetiea I'D etefe 5edsn ais etne suuadn.
btee et&ertett es9en 3erRSrun3 be. G.adte tur6 aibe uber
s&Saristeb: uaiss. altna etenet I'D sor3aelta fir Gulh-
s s%ess'as ne s S,Sad S 1as s%fs s sa s :;aea y jtss' %a ssG' s:t G r.:
bpbeu mus tn sutent 3ufanee fem unb fret pun l1ufraut ae-
taltsn tuerben. Der eaan,e rirb In dseihsn sepEanat relde
uusefdhr tnet 9us sen chamber eutfent flint, une tn ben ein-
,elnen Metben unetfdbr bret 3pa ausetnanter. SIN 5e.bR
rerben BIT pHan3tn berauseenonamtn unb n Gin. II Seller
8ele8t. 9te ~bieelbeu unsepaanat werben, lmiNen rte 5pttea
4 GuB Ssa ber gDuriel abeeltnttten tperoen gtad her um-
~pFau3une mllen b~teielbea ~uneefabr Elm Sabr rein sebalten
9ede atselest merben fua. ~uneefabr pter 3va upn ~einanoer ab-
aetsnb eeplan,t rerben. Sttrbt cine YHanSe at. 70 n1ue cine
antere an TIRE STEELE se(ebt perben. !9wei :Sab.e, natbena
PIE unapaan3un8 fatteefuuben bat, naHen %btefelben BIER Sou
tber benz Bpben tei9nttten werben, unp tna1t nadter bS
Seldnetbea bic 5ete bid uab fart uub pebinocrt Is, eab 0s
III bob na6fen.
Die (&arfea Dernen MAIDEN Is treeab etnen 9bttre Nm,
rabali9, burd befe 5eden au fpmmen.
MJentHren trfrben tn jepenn Counts i'm Stddte etdbltrt ners
ben.
8. 81. Triabee. Frinstpal.
~. @arib, Central Neent.
&le O,tsrs fir gFarsen unb eaan,e n,lKeu AT 81.
Marfb, 30. BDr 285, Saint paul, @tn H., &C.
IA bt rerben.
wataifau'e trase e%eessn5Mssr benz SHtntlidsa marts,
8mitb s Dorfep. Sadfen Ctr, ct. paul. 3mt.g
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Grfe &isun8.
@a1bin9tpn, 10. Mpril.

@aibinstor n, 10. @pril.
Beite 9daler nabmen ben Berf@t Der
Conf eren3>Gomm'ttet Gber pie Def5itbtQ
an.
Cine Mnsabl Mmenbements> welde Der
8iu int Senat bctDefdot warer, tpureen
au89eltriGen, &pie !. 9. cine 8ewiuisuna
fir Mnfauf zines Ndptil9en Yarf5 in
@aibin8tun wabreno aroere 8ewiQtz
0ungen beeeuteno reou;irt murben.
Die @onferen;z COMMITTEE beSSenates
fir @bdnberung 9ent0er 8efimmuneen>
pel@e bic &u &lur 8i1 entbdlt unp
welde BON Dem @auit p~errporftn wurben>
berf@tete geitern an ben Senat. Die
COMMITTEE bat bic Biu babin mobifStrt,
oab in auftdnotAen 2ofalitdtet, fir je>
ben S9aoen, wel9er. an peripn prer Gi@
9entbum Serurla@t pi1p, bic Snbivioue,'>
wel6e benielben peranlabt> CUR &eden>
19aft une @9arenerlab be%ranAe5osen
werben lollen uno Die 0ofalttdt lelbt rur
bann fir etwaiDen Sbaeenerlab baftbar
1T, penn raS Seri9tli@e llrtbeil ee9en
bic Yerurtbeilten p~erirnen binnen swei
Wonaten nidt befr}eoi9t 1T.
Die Wnabme be6 Eeteire6 Ieu eem
Grme1en ter Bunee5sertdte anbeim 9e>
felt Iein, une fol- ta6 @eleB biz gum
S@luB Der nadfen Sibuns te8 Con-
9re11e6 In &raft Yerbleiben.
Die Debate Gber tie 8tQ uno ZEN
Bsrt9t Der @onferenS<G Committee murbe
i'm Senate bis 3u elmer ipQteu Stunoe
lebte Na9t fortoeleBt ubne CUR &bfim<
mun9 su 9elon9en.
SIN 9aule purpe jener 8ertdt nit "a
9esen 105 Stimme1 perworfen uno cine
ne1e GpnfersnSz Committee ernannt.
Na9oem paS 5auS 1l@ 9eftern Nbenp
mteper Ser1ammelt uno bis 105a ubr. oerz
9eblf@, auf etuen weiteren 8sIi9t peS
@ommtttee6 9ewartet, erfolgte
Bis beute Mor9en 10a ubr.
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8afttp,stPns 10 ayrtl. Datt
pereini8tt bcbe GGDn.pti(lton bat apoir1 Der
eneltl@en 8teterung Dtpa&en <rbalten,
III 1pelAen fer BON Der GommiIipn obDe<
.14loGent gertras fdr S@lt@turBs per
MlabamnfraBe 5anfttpnirt tpirb. Der
Snbalt bieles @ertraees tptrb nod inner
9ebefun 8ebalten, ieoo@ nil man betttu,utt
Emiien, bo6 Der &aiier BON 8raflten IN
rem 8ertra9e ais S@teb6ri@ter f1r
S<9tunS nititr Grase 8ettannt 1T.
~ Der @eneral>Y efmeifer bat ser>
orbnet, bab Br{efe mad @llab unp
Deutla>2otbrtn8en baGelbe Brtefpprto
be;ablen, als ale anperen 8rtefe mad
ben Deut|aen Staaten; unb mi1tn bic,
lelben NIT ben Ser. @taaten uno Deut>
l9en Soften Ser(anot ,perben. ..
Mew gort, 81. Mpril. Scbn
@iuiamlon uno @barle6 8roof8> be6
&aube@ 19ulbi9 befunpen, ,puroen BON
&ecprber @adet 3u 20 Sabre 3u@tbaus>
ftrafe serurtbetlt.:
Gan TranciScp, 81. @pril. -
Cine @empaenie rei@n @apitalifen
purbe bier pr9aniirt, wel@e bic emma"
uno anbere @olberuben bel @alt Safe
on9etauft baben. Dte emma" propus
strt jebt 100000 Cob pet Monot uno
iou bic rsi9fe @rute cer Belt ietn.
SCRANTON, Fl. Mprtl. Der
~@trite" in ben &oblensruben lit 3u
Gnbe. *..
Die in ben @ruben eeeenwdrtis Be-
fAdftioten Mrbeiter ftnb Deutide, unb
feline Mit9lieper Der Miners Union.
Gan GranciSfo> 10. Mpril. -
Gin &aufmann, NamenS Yeteriun, erfad
beute Mbeno letne Grau unb nabm (i1
oann lelbR bas 2eben. Betbe >puroen in
tbrem Blute 19wimmenb tpbt am Bppen
sefunben, ber Manu nit Gem Me6er in
Der %9ebauten 5anD.
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1 / g. 50! @fi;ne''B t ] y
I latte rtsslmdetet t,snatIt&e
.6ll|lf|(d:snI,kli. . Df'rl|oo(ungl.
.3iebun8 ant Montae, b.1. Mdi 1871
$4,000. f ....: i. !

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h in pertbSoQen @eldente1! j.
y 8aar @etptnu BON $5, 900. j
2 8aar @ewtnue Don ie $1,000. ~
2 8aar @etuinne BON lie $500.
s 8aar @etpti1ne Dou ie $500. H., ~
Gin Gamilienpoeen nebf sulammenpa1
+ fenrem Yftroe9eipanr anb flberbez
@laBeneu, @el9trr I'M @ertbe
f. n 81. =. ron $500.
1 Hfesbnse Busae nit berbefdIaseuem0 g..
fAlrr i'm ADertbe Don $00Ql
~: :;''' !; s s:%''':" a / '::: 81: !:s': ':::' 81 i:
Use eols nne eiGber a1nfer sur tina SAFE III.
@e!eeae Danen e~eun:tnsn &ttten unb @pIeene 5errngDe.
tesnttestss t!, telise 4; besne unO buspeltglatsirte Zig. uns Gtee-
ssls.a ,!t paSaea s.s 5.1$ s"s g zen ;,n Ye''s ssfssst 4t, M,sn %s.
i%ennaeelu. 5tns.rrtnse, sulbene Bsbtra NIT filbsuex @&te.
GET N M: 9lns I'LL Der @e.pinne"."...-..soOo
peetne t47. .ese1mdbiae munatlide @tf9ent. gerluo,une
@ms ~ natMnoen am wt911!as, BEN 1: gtat 1871. SO bin
lddht .rrdbrenb helaer 3tt ID ~feben5ebn iabrtbe 0erlo1fun-
gen, tanf ane sreiete talrjdbrli&e uno tin Suneert urb feds
s sss, si ass II s'fs; tfssSs ; %sm. set s sist sttasssta Sssi See a':,
punS tattgefunoen. nod bat treeno etn anberer umnanh e.
i1eeaneelt ben 3dufern BON 9pu'en SOllRdnbtet Befrte.
etsunne ,au 9ebtn. Dos Yablstum tanu a6 sss0ders bal.
ten, bab tteie 2tebuns prompt an benz bastdnetsn Sage Ratt>
EnSe1 NIB. Gin btuti6er &ie't III a%netaslt, UNI I'D aus
l9lteBtt@ ben beutf9en Nuftrdeeu su pibmsn. ~
4genfen rpereen oerlanat. nm 2upfe 5u oers
It9t rptrb.
Sinsslne 2oofe 81 ; Gehs 2pofe SIS !; Sup6Ii
S1ole $40; Tlnfunf3Da rs'a 4opie $40.
GtrtuIare, relde cline pplKdnp'se Cite Der Vrttie, frtute
nHe 8ei31etbuns Der A~iebunssmetbppe unb rettere Snfprs
sattonet, tn *s.jue auf bic 0srlspiuns %sntealten, msroeu an
Jeoern.ann. eefbidt uerten, Der bisfelben beReQt.
H9e Srtefe fab III a~erel1ren an
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Office: Cincinnati, 5.
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QebenB @etu.

2&@XsEsSssi855
@arnerS ginutn Ditae, sber Qebens SBein If
eta aruser Hlutreiniesr unb ~eettates Uetranf Is eutb6lt fetne
iadbli&en Drosusn ober lnrtinisteiten uub ii Elm preparot
fur ale uelae itimulireneer gQtttel ~beburren. Dteies Jlittel
ii Elm Gpnic unb uerfdaft eutenN ppetit, unb II has bette tlat>
r~eintaente Ntittel BET g3elt. s. it bas anaenetmfe unp b.
lfatedtNRttel. wedee jema1s benz publi,um %aneebute, + urbe,
Set rtitem befer as trdubp, gDbtsies, gDetn, Bttters pber
ireenb ets anberer 4rtilel. 90 IT seianber anb btaiser. @u.
tpebl bas mdnnltde as 1etbli4e Ge14le&t. Sung unb Mlt,
t5un.a ben 2ebenswein eetran&ea. % II: In Der abat etn
Eetter bte 2ebens. Diejeutsen. ,peI9e I'D elmer euteu 81.
f~uubbeit e~rtreueu uoQen uub uuanerbrp1ener 1ebbafser Sc.
nj tbsftnrhune pereen pptI tbun, teueebenstpetn 3u~ aetrau.
den. Gs IT son allen aubtrtt @ebrau&smitteln Strfdtebeu.
gDrb Pet alien Dru9eifeu uertauft unb and In sefpeftablen
Salrpns. 9rets elm DsQar pa auort Glaf&e. |F#t !S@Ai'
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Oct ms ,~stpunts.e @elees aepen ~jetes,ett u1nt sOra.-
aaf idnetre, behsnmte Bell uns ansertraute @elb,r Ser
@iQius Brp's ". Dunbar.
@e9@el
auf aue 5auptpldse Gurppa's unb Ter Ser. etaat.u tn
b~liettsen Summon unb ermd6teten gpurlen., gnn GU
ten Baufeu pber BanauterS au: 8efeute sDe61el tbnntn
~iebtrsett tn Gelb bet uas unteefett perben.
WtQtu9 Brp'6 u. Dunbar.
Der* Staaten SbliBattpnen,
5-2oer unb anbere Ser. Staten 8pxbs taufen uHs
s~estaufeu wtr ,au eluftefen Wearttprttft.-
@iQius 8rp's u. Dunbar.
@plo unb Silber.
B.euee uns ttnbetmtfae mhn,en t5nnen sum b54aea
1trtbe In 9aptereelb I'm, &C. est perten bet
@tQius 8ro'S H. Dunbar.
Die Gin3tebun8 BON Grbi9aften
.us sas sneaHu spn fuuatsen 8prterunsen tn autu
@iQius 8rp's II. Dunbar.
8plma9ten>
se.e fdr Deuti d lane beftmmte urtunben perpen unter
sarantts Der @satssalttgtet an geferttet seS
@tQius Brp'S u. Dunbar.
Ser. Staaten &eiiepafe
ut Seeife mad unb tn &urppa b~efprsen NIT auf's
pronptefe.
WtQt,6 Brp'1 u. Dunbar.
Die @erwaltun9 BON @runoet9entbum
aus fpnfteen tter ~btleeenen gern6een, fuwte ben Der.
huf tefelben Ibernebnaen MIR fur Muswarttef 8eets
ad5tee pmntfFunsbere nuue; ebenip BITE
Belegung BON @apitalten
1T btRe bYpptte1artl&e St6erbett.
@tQt1s Brp'S Il. Dunbar.
@eloer in Deut19lanp
geld, lei unferen bprtt een Gprrefppnbenten fur unfers
Nttxung ntebereeleet uereen, fpmte burd uns tn
!eutl9lanb etueesu1eaeu @elber aatlen wtr bier In
p!b auS.5
WiQiu8 Brp'S u. Dunbar.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-02

GEORGE T.. GIBSON. INTENDING
u to leave this Stale Within thirty irys. re-
quests all parties indebted t, him Or tnr Sazef ac
saloon to call and set e within TWENTY DAYS:
also, all parties haEing ,Iiims against the anne t.
present them for payment.
lie Offers for Sale all his Real and
Personal Property.
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Cleaned and Repaired
9E short Notice.
Pianos and Cabinet Organs fol
Sale and to Rent.
Carson City, Nevada.


vi NINI\H C}NPANN. Locati.n f Ir,a-
eI;y, Rose Canyon, prm>hv county, Nevada.
Notice -Ihere are delinquent uIon the following
de>cribet. stock, "u aCruuuT f assessments ieyi-G
On the 18th day f June. ISL. and the 18Th
DAY OF July, lN-l. The -everti amounts set opposite
the uaues IF the respective shareholders. a.
follows:
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BILLIARDS!
Messrs. PEELAa & CoLLEEDER


The weilknown Bilii,rd Table Nauuftcturers OF
New York, have established at
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-02

An extensive branch of thci rhu>iue~s. where the
propose 70 keep INST ,ntlv IN har 1 the LARGES
and most complete assortment Il
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ssALLACCOUNTS not settled within twenty
days. a, also all Real and Personal Property. will
he sold AT AUCTION. PARTIES Interested viii
therefore please take notice, as there will be no
eNcepti, i to persons not settling.
Carson, July II, 1871. jy25-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
PROCLAMATION.
Grant Speaks-He tells Of the Treaty Rat
ified.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The proc
lamatiOn of the treaty at Washington,
dated yesterday, commences as fol-
lows:
By the President of the United States
of America:
A proclamation Whereas, a
treaty between the United States OF
America and Her Majesty, Queen OF
the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, concerning the settlement
of all cases of difference between the
two countries was concluded and
signed at Washington by the High
Commissioners and PlenipOtentiaries
of the respected governments on the
eighth day of May last, which
treaty is word for word as follows.
Here follows the treaty. The proc
lamatiOn thus concludes: "And
whereas said treaty has been duly rati-
fed on both parts, and the respective
ratifications of the same were eX-
changed in the city of London on the
the 18th day of June, 1871, by Robert
d. Schenck, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary OF the
United States, and Earl Granville,
Her Majesty's Principal Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs, on the part
of their respective governments; now,
therefore, be it known that /, Ulysses
S.Grant, President OfGhe UnitedStates,
of America, have caused said treaty
to be made public, to the end that the
same, and every clause and article
thereof, may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof l have hereuntO
set my hand and caused the seal Of
the United States to be affixed.
Done in the city of Washington this
Fourth day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy. one, and Of the independence
of the United States the ninety.sixth.
U. s. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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WASHINGTON.
Ku-KIux in the CapItal---eraHt win See to
It---TerribIe 0utrages.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The detailed
statement Of spirits in and out Of bond
in the United States, May 1, 1871,
exhibits the fact that out of 263, 600
gallons of brandy in the country but
100, 900 gallons are genuine product oi
fruits, and the remainder being cons
pounds fiom distilled spirits.
The Civil Service Commission met
at noon to-day, pursuant to adjourn
ment, and resumed the consideration
of the practicability of system to
open and the completion Of the eX-
aminations. The Commission has
received from England a number OF
documents relating TO the civil service
in that country, and also reports from
several departments in Washington
relative to a number of employees in
civil service under each, respectively,
etc. The Commission expects to meet
daily for some time.
The Oldest Inhabitants Association,
under escort of the Washington
Light Infantry, having visited
Mount Vernon = yesterday, landed
at Marshall Hall, on the Ma
ryland side of the Potomac, for the
purpose of taking an up-gOing boat for
Washington. The party had scarcely
landed before a number of rOughs
made vigorous attack on cOlOred
servant accompanying the Washing
ton party, some Of whom interpOsed
for his protection, and several were
wounded with stones thrown by the
roughs. The infantry were disposed
to make an attack on the sssailants,
but listened to the restraining counsel
of their commander, Colonel VIM. G..
Moore. Bat for this there would
doubtless have been much bloOdshed.
The roughs were finally dispersed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
NEW YORk.
Two Bankers in Hot Water.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Wm. O'Keil,
banker, convicted of having received
bonds stolen from Norfolk Bank, in
September, 1869, was sentenced to- day
by Judge CardoZo, to five years in the
state prison.. O'Keil made a state.
ment to the court expressly denying
being guilty Of the crime charged.
At the Jefferson Market police court
this morning Aaron O'Bradley, the
colored Senator from Georgia, charged
Samuel L. Harris, financial inspector
of the National Freedmen's Savings
and Trust Company, of this city, with
cheating him cut of fifty dollars
Complainant stated that on the 18th
of June last he deposited $3.50 in the
bank in question, and subsequently
looking at the book Bradley found
that only 500 had been entered. Har,
ris was held in $500 bail to answer.
Extensive preparations are being
made for re- union of the Society of the
Army of James River, which will be
held in New York city on the 18th
inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
Result Of the Elections IN France.

PARIS, July 5.-The Journal des
Debates says the election details are
favorable to Bordeaux. The pro-
gramme of victory was not one for
the Republicans, who owe their sue.
cess to The division Of their opponents,
but for order and peace. The Repub.
licans are, however, jubiIant over their
success. The Seicle says the Bonapart-
lists have been condemned by the result
of the election and the LegitimatistS
have resumed the position OF small
minority. The antagOnisn between
the cities and country hhs isappeared
and the true France appears.
The seige of Paris will probably be
raised to-day, q prelude to the removal
of the Government from Versailles.
The latest classification of the mem.
bers of the Assembly chosen on Sun.
day is as follows; Sc Thiersites; Il
Radicals; 2 Legitimatists; 3 Orlean-
lists! BOnapartists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
FRANCE.
The EIectIOns-Success of the cOnserVa-
tive Republicans France Redeemed.
New Troubles With Bismarck and With
the KhediVe.

PARIS, July "A general estimate
OF the supplementary elections shows
that of one hundred and forty depu-
ties elected, one hundred and twenty
are Republicans, eight are Legitimists
and twenty are Bonspartists. The
official returns will differ but little
from this estimate. Faidherbe, Gam
beta and Danfert are each from three
different Assembly districts. The
majority of the Republicans elected
belong 10 the moderate wing Of the
party, the proportion being ninety
five mOderates to twenty-five radicals.
The unexpected strength developed
by the Republicans in the provinces
discOurages the partisans OF mOn-
archy. The failure of the Imperial
lists surprises nobody, but the weak
ness of the Legitimists produces a sem
satiOn. Is is feared that the As
sembly will be more divided
than ever, and that it will be
impossible to obtain compact work.
ing majority, or to determine which
party has the balance of power.
The French government has de-
manded an early evacuation of the
forts of Paris and of the three depart
ments occupied by German troops.
Bismarck declined to give p lsitive
promise to comply with the demand.
A commission has been appointed
by the government to take Observa-
tions in England and France as to
the working of commercial treaties.
A difference has arisen between the
Egyptian government and the French
Consul at Cairo, in consequence of an
alleged illegal arrest OF French citizens
there by the police. Satisfaction has
been demanded by France, and nego-
tiations are pending for the settlement
of the dispute.
Republican journals rejoice at the
overwhelming vote given for their
candidates in the country districts,
and regard the victory as one calcu-
lated to establish permanently Re-
public in France. The monarchy press,
on the other hand, show signs ofpanic,
and accuse each other Of lack Of de-
votion and energy In the canvass.
The PresSe will resume publication
tomorrow, under the management OF
Guerrouer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 5-Wau Street.-Gold
has been strong and tolerably active, ll39S
@ll3% Loans we're made at from to
per cent. Clearings, sbout $45, 600, 000. 1t
Is doubtful whether the bulls can put the
price any higher, in the face OF increased
confidence in all descriptions of our seou-
rites In Europe; besides, negotiations are
about contaminated in London for large
amount of our railroad bonds, which viii
furnish all the exchange required for some
weeks to come. In governments the mar
ket was strong to the close. The advance
for the day was equal TO about per cent.
German bankers were free buyers. The
advance is attributed to the comparative
firmness of gold here and the advance in
bonds in London, together with the Treas
ury purchase of 81, ,OOO, 900, and the demand
for q reinvessinent Of the July dividends.
At the Treasury purchase, bids amounted
to 81 81, $50, at from HAT TO lib %. The
awards were 81 600 600, at from 1l2.77 to
1872. Stocks have been dull bat strong,
with the exception of Rock Island, which
has been q drag on the market. The chief
interest still attached toLake Shore, Ohio
and Mississippi, Western Union, North
western, Rock Island, Erie, st. Paul, and
Wabash. The express and miscellaneous
shares are without change. The market
closed strong, but dull. Money plentiful
at 8 Der cent, State bonus dull but strong,
Sterling exchange, HOS. Government
bonds Of 1881, 1I6; do 62s, I161S; do 64s,
lI47k; do 65s, 1147s; do new, 113sS; do 67s,
IIs9E; do SIS, l135S; do 10-40s, 1l21<; cur
rency 6s, II6. Old Tennessees, 72; hew,
7IZ. Missouri State bonds, 945s, ex cou-
pons; Virginia, new, 721<; do old, IS
North Carolina, old, 461<; do new, 80. Can
ton, 7S; West. u. Telegraph Co., 50 /;
Quicksilver, I1H; MAriposs, A; do,
preferred, 5X; Adams Express Company,
so; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, AK :
American NJ. u. Express Company, 62% /;
United States Express Company, 6SK ;
Pacific Mail, 42x; New York Ceutral,
g71<; New York Central scrip, 921I; ; Erie,
NH; do. preferred, so; Harlem, 125H :
do. preferred, 1873; Reading, 1I1X
Michigan Central, SO; Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago, III; Northwestern.
78k; do. preferred, 931S; Rock Island
lO99S; New Jersey Central, 59J<; st. Paul,
6I1S; do. preferred, 81; Wabash, 591<; do,
preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, 140%; Terfs
Hsute, q; do. preferred, 56K; Chicago
and Alton, 9e]1; do. preferred, 1229z; Ohio
and Mississippi, 475s; Cleveland, Col1n.-
bua and Cincinnati, SO; Burlington and
Quincy, 1855; Union Pacific, 3Ok Central
Pacific bonds, S9X; Union Pacific bonds,
s91s. HtlH
DRY GOODS And TRADE.-Trade, as q
general thing, has been in keeping with
the National holiday for the past two
days, and has not fully settled down to
business. Even to-day no business OF
moment was doing, The market Is par
taking of q general quiet incident to the
season. Prices in the meantime rule
steady and firm. The following changes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
Attachment NotIea.

No. 1890, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessees-John Devote
VS.. ndraY Botto. .ft.
TN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out by Jonn Devote against the de
fendant, Andrew BOtto, on the glound that
the said defendant is Q non resident Of the
state of Tennessee, and that he Is Justly in
debted TO the plaintiff twenty-five hundred
dollars for damages caused to the said plaint-
ii by an attachment sued out OF the Chan
Gerry Court by L. Rocco, on the 26th Ssptem-
said John Devote, in which cause the said
Andrew Botto was security upon the attach
ment bond OF the said l. Rocco; and am
daytt having been made accordingly and
bond given, and said attachment having
been, on the 10th May, 1871, levied uron GER
tain real estate as the property of the said
defendant situatesp Shelby county, Teunes-
see, there being nOtpersonal property upon
which to levy the Same, and having been
duly returned into this court by the Sheriff
OF Shelby county:
fsndant Andrew Botto, make his ap-
pearanee herein, before the Judge of the
Second Circuit Court OF Shelby County,
Tennessee, AT the court house in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on the
third Monday IN September next, and
defend said attachment Juit within the time
prescribed by law, or tie same VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte, ana that q copy Of this
order Be published once week, for four con-
secutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal, q
newspaper published in Memphis, Tenn.
nore a once. this the 5fh day OF July. lS7l.
= r. p. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
Reecher a Belcher, Attorneys for Plt,ns.
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