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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

ATOTICE is hereby given that by F4ft1s "
~ q deed of trust executed 20 me me @ ~
dsruRned as trustee, by II. u, Inofnlt ~ 80 80
ur q certain debts therein described, q US M
L. o. hopkins, I VIII proceed, ON
Saturday, Nay 9th, 1877,
at sbs door OF she Coart-hOuse, IN the ify o
Helenas county Of Phillips, and state on = AR.
kansas, between the hours OF judicial Eaia
seIl for cash in hand, to the best and hfql, ssa
bidder, the following described tracts ofla I'd
aItuafe In said county and State tO-vyff, \ ~
southwest quarter OF section eleven (IA. Z ai
north hall OF section eleven Ql): the so1, z
40, and the northeast Quarter al 1900,
fouTteen SlAli all in Township one (D, n0rtb
o. Range sWo % east, l28g sores, ThefifIe h
Gs may haveas trustee
March 8, 1871,
mRLsW q. s. SMITH, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Cincinnati Times thinks Val
Jsudfgham, in his late Dayton coup
~ D57Nois. displayed internal cum
nf1g." Ii is nothing uncommon for
Sstan 10 have q hand in political
movements. Their internal origin is
only too frequently apparent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
tuesday the I3lh jay Of June, A, D. 1871

In Front OF the Office % MsssIs KOrtreeht
Il Craft South Court square, between the
hours ono O'Clock am and y m Of said lay
a certain lot OF land, The property of >. Il.
Wood.
Said lot beginning at The uOrthW SO cornec
Of Walnut aud IaJe street. in the city or
Mem phis, and running thence north along
the west line with Walnut street. iJj feet to a
stake; thence east at right angles with Wal
nut street 1857 feet an alley ID feet wide
thence south with said alley and al right
angles with rate street l5b feet 20 the north
line 81 Tate street. thence east with the
north line Of Tate street l4.+ feet % the be-
ginning, being the same lot sold uy the Mar
shal OF the Municipal Court Of Memphis TO
the said MarEly under execution against
John MC9rgth in favor OF the said MarEiy,
Said lot was purchased by S. R, WOOG Of said
Markly, subject TO redemption Also all the
personal property of said Howell, Wood q
Co, consisting IOf All their books, notes and
accounts, as per scneduIe rendered on day OF
sale.
s.. w. LAMBETH, Assignee,
ms iu4ELI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Richmond Stqts Journal regards
1t as A." exceedingly suspicious" that
such men as Governor Hoffman, Of
New York; Governor Walker, Of
Virginia: eE-P president Jefferson Da-
Wis and q few others Of lesser note
should be in Richmond at one and the
same time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
Nnn-RaaIdanf Nnfica-

No. Z75,'B. DIN the Second GhanceTy Couls :
Of Shelby County, Tenn.-Sarah s. Cam
pen vs. the unknown heirs at law OF J. W.
s. BaWdeu, deceased.
TTappearing from tho bill which is sworn
L 70 in this cause that the residence OF the
defendants, the unknown hsirs at law Of
John W :. BaWden, who died intestate in
Shelby county, Tennessee. seized and pos
Bessed OF about rhlFt v-EiE acres or land, near
Raleigh IN said county, aB who had no vile
or children or issue thereof, is unknown to
complainant and cannot be aaesrtained after
diiigent inquiry
It Is therefore ordered by tie Clerk and
Master, That they make their Appearances
herein, at the c0urt-hOuae Of She Second Chan.
Gerry Court. in the city OfMemphis Tenn. on
or before the first Monday Ia July XXI and
plead, answer or demur TO ocmplainantis
bill or the same VIII be taken for eonfesged
as to them and set for hearing sxpartes and
that copy Of this order be published once
9 week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis Appeal
May 2j, l87I
"A c0py-Attest.
n d. i. sTHWART, Clerk and Master.
q M ff..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
POLITICAL

E5.sa-als 5f Pei oItiCiaEa--Demo0ratlo and
Rsdlcsl Caa5idatss for the
Presidency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
AMERICAN Jockey CLUB J

e. We earnestly invite l1a allllllG4 e
TIE TRADE to the following; ~
BLACK SASH BIBB0HS,
COL0RED SASH RIBBONS,
NARROW Tie RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBB0HS,
CORD EDGE RIB8DHS,
TAFFETA RlBBgRS,
GR0S GRAIN RlBB0HS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RlBB0HS,
CANTON SHADE HATS,
CANTON elPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRlM lheS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etg., etc.
~TRuIAIED HATS IN EVERY GRADE
OTIS & co.
ep15 81. Main street leupnla
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mEW AnvERTlsEmENTs-
VIM. DEAN & CO,
WTu0T gear o aE~HW nUnnEaS

VIM. DEAN 4 CO,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL CR0GEaS.
AND DEALERs IN
II Ia a -
10000 Tea JsnHistsrs Given Ava
DURING the next sixty days each pur-
- chaser Ofone pound Or more OF Iea, Wlll
be presented with a beautiful bronze cau-
nister an article 5O.h usalui ald Oruameu-
tai We invite our Old customers and the
public generally 20 c1lI aud examine our
new and choice selection or
GR . CDELHS
nov opening. Among which are WHITAKER
q DAVIS star haals and Bfea ktail taeon-
New, New York f0ctOiJ Cheese.
Western Re ervs Cheese and 30 Ltel.
German and Turkish Pruues.
20 packets .. @. Java Coffee
BhaEer Pr5geI YES and j sllless
FlavOring extracts and a full stock Of
canned goods of ali Kinds.
50 Cur prices are below com petition,
VILLAS DEAN G. CO..
SO aBd 1913 - Poplar Street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

7 Attest models SOr summer 1871, both
- from Europe and the East show an in
crease of the circumference Of the Hoped
skirt TOurnures, either attached to or ssps-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, and a
width of rom "a TO - yards around the bot
tom Of the skirt has been adopted, though
many ladies prefer. three yards for trained
dresses.
Ny stock of veritable French C0rsets Is
complete again and the largest in the city.
COrsets by LOiseau, y erly, Nine Dupont
can be found in the manu- factory or y; also,
French COrsets for Misses, Breast Projectors,
paniers and Shoulder Braces. Inducements
10 dealers. lm26.l LOUIS LANCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Boston Journal (Repulican) )
/ speaks Of Vallandighsm as the uDter-
rified platf0rm-maker, and remarks:
" Upon this pl8 form, with GrOesbecK
as the candidate for Governor, or if
not him, perhaps Durbin Ward, RUFUS
P. Ranney or General Ewing, and
Vallandigham for Senator, it IS calcu-
lated that the new Democracy viii be
enabled to head of the gubernatOrial
aspirations Of McCOOk and the sena-
t0rial ones Of Pendleton, and sweep
the State Of Ohio by q comfortable
majority. It isalsO f0ndly believed
that the same principles adopted by
the other States viii result in a Demo
cratic victory at the next Presidential
election. Vallandigham seems to
forget that he never led anything
more invigOrating than q fOTlOrn hope,
and to Judge from presentap appearances,
he never viii,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
FEAR ON & HuN u
PRACTICAL
watch Makers and lslgsl9rs'

Trsrue C1oclrg ana JsWa-ll ~ ~,
w ualrads al4 .--sl,s1. aver OBJ W 1len
1s--.I75--1 a d work sent ~ s--i 49,
.-s5ri-e. TTiiI rsoafv8 pro11qs $50
~ Fashines rapair9a-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
saraLoaa PavIIIan s1rInn go.

The most effective remedy tor BVapepsia,
hlIiousness and diseases OF the Kidneys.
Sold by hQGsla aud Druagists. Send for
circular TO
PAVILION & 0 S. sPRlHG co.
mo- laaa.nI nn-rE 10 rIl. =. l..-. e
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SNEED & BEAsLEY,
.ra r-,---sfa Ta~-rr.


= rav LOTION. LOCK sLITCH. straiEhl
---.-.77, 1l7ees' sewing Machine. l3 el-
i-@,iis5 81 T5arfiag Who viii stay -
haTs i'h6nlIlad ether lAi- - 1-- e1-F-d
---e IRA EH q ll.f
ef1Ls 8 NORTH Court -ll----
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
BANKRUPT SALE
Real Estate and Personal Property.

ny VIRTUE Of an order issged by the Dis
- trLct Court OF the United states for the
District Of ~ est Tennessee. on the Zflh day o.
May, A. D 1871, in the master OF =, X. Wood
and j. II. Howell, OF the arm or howell
Wood & Co. baukrupts, ] VIII proceed 10 sell
for Gas ID. TO the highest bidders. the following 8
real estate and personal property named De-
low on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

A dispatch from Washington Of the
2Ist says: It is pretty well ascertained
that the conferences between the Pres
ident and Senator FeutOn regarding
Republican politics and the Office
holders in New York have not yet
resulted in anything definite. The
President can hardly make up his
mind to let 90 his hold on Collector
Murphy and the general order busi-
ness, but still proves to be less and
less tenacious in his support Of the
COukling and Murphy interest, and
NAV vet "c0 re to time.n The action
Of the Republican committee in New
York has caused most Of the demOraI-
izatiOn in Executive quarters, and il
is quite plain that Grant is now will
ing to do q great deal to cOnCiliate
FentOn and his friends. He has felt
the full force Of the storm since the
removal Of General Palmer. the last
Of FentOn's Ofice-hOlders in New
York except Postmaster Jones. Fen
ton left for New York Friday night
to look over the situation with his
friends. Possibly the new coalition
viii be fixed up at Long Branch, 70
which place the President goes in a
few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
MARKETS
NEW YORK.
by TELEGRAP HI

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May Z5.-Dry Goods-The mar
ket is generally quiet. showing but little
animation in the trade. Glasgow ginghams
closed out 70 some extent yesterday, at ll19c
but this has not affected the market jOr SINH
lar makes In the least AmOske8g. Lancaster
and Bates glnghams sell at l5c; Hartford and
Union. l2c; Richmond and Manchester pTi1 Is
At l01gc; Sprsgues, lU15'Gllc5 hamilton. Pacific
and MeFrimaC, lie; simpsons MORNINGS.
l0C: printed delaines, lSC; Pacific printed and
plain sarges. 90; HIPS Semper Idem
bleached mUslins, l5C; LOnsdale, l5lSc; Fruit
Of Loom, l6c; ElmswO0d, zoe; Wamsu TIA
yard. wide, zoe; Utica 81 Dlaachrd sheHtiu-s,
25c; DO Ga S21sc; do S-4, 471zo; do IU4, 52i sc;
Kpunebec checks, l6C.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

In 6 episcopal conference, the
North Carolina conference petitioned
Tor members to be received into the
church without baptism. The peti-
sion was iavorably received. A COM
mittee on female ordination reported
IN favor Of ordaining women for the
ministry,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Springfield Republican is con-
sidsrsbIy mixed about Vallandig-
hams new platform. It thinks it
either threatens the division and dis
solution OF the Democratic party or
the overthrow OF the Republican par
tv, Fl don't know which, and probably
don't care.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

GkaFisa heinsieGk ehampagBss-SlIIeFt
nd extra dry. A. LALANDE 8 Co., prsprietors
she Ch9t- Leoyiue and Brown Chautence
arets. For sale by dealers. gohnitEs 3
ltler, Sole Agents for the United stateH. N,yy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

Mrs. F. A Tspe, has lZiHalY consented 90
take charge or the music.
The following named sEilful musicians
OF the city have most eleerfllly s. reed O.
assist In the eu1artaium snts
Mrs. j. M- Eeating. Ers. CarrIrgt0u Mason.
Mrl- Bradley Hauley Mrs j. O. B8Tilu Mrs
Walter Goodman Ars- p. afc. iceland 1l-sa
Els LsWlAf Miss carrie Aullss Miss Lizzie
Miller, Miss Molia HeauallT. Miss KATE
Harris Miss Lizzie DOUGLAS. Mr j. M Frlra
eis, Mr.. 3. Holleuberg. AT F. zsIIarz- Dr. e.
smith, ar. David FargHsou- Ar. Hasmo1e..
Ar. A. 9. Elliott, Dr. QuiG1Dy.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE on GENEH1L
ARRANGEEEATs
Mrs M. C. Galloway, Mrs. Dr. CJmmiuzs.
Mrs Greene P. touta.
COSEMTTTEE ON RECEPTION.
Mrs Brunsou Bay Ilss, Mrs. CarrInEtdu liza
SON. BITS. Frank BAN Mrs. p. 81. -e11U-=.
Mrs. Dr.. Edmond5. hrs. WINE Taylor E-=.
Ed. A. Beecheri Mrs. r. j. Morgan.
ASSISTED BIZ
MsL e. p. Duncan, Col. Moses white. Capt
j. ". Ensed, Capt James BATE, Dr. John Frs.
kline, Col. MiChaei MegeVney, Col John C.
ttzer, L 3. Mcfarland, Esq-r r. l. Parker
ESQ, Dr. Paul Otey. Coz ". l. Qua. Judge O.
Carmack.
COMEETTEE ON REFI7Es bal lLEETE-
Mrs. Z. W Randolph, 1Ir1. g e lloyd. ILls
" ]. Pollard Mrs. james tlshsl-y. 5lra
8Wayne, Mrs. Margaret D0iya. MLl. II. Clay
ton, Mrs. LaWt0D, MEg- ]. ". GIaug. Mrz. d
7. Latham. Mrs. Minor MerlTzrlar-
DRAWNIG-ROOM C0lLlLIFIEE-
Hon Jefters0ui Davis. Gov. Ll11Il g. = slrI..
Gen. Patton Anderson Hc1. JACOB LnOrE.-
SON hlr. Bruu8on BlvIlss Col r. e. LooleT
Col Charles Adams, Col. ll. q. 4falLaTaT- ll.-
j. ". Clapp, Col. Duncan 1eEaa, DR.. u. y
saunders, Gen. - Green. Col. James F1s-al-
Gen. Gideon Pillow.
The ladies have made arrangauauts WIN
the street cars To run until the cuucerl close
Ladies wishing 20 send c0utrl buttons VII
send all cakes and berries 20 Jvsrt1l Hotel
Z BY i've O'Clock Friday, directed l1 LauLzz
Memorial Association N.Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

HAvLNG ASSOCIATED WITH Us ~
n JOSEPH 3. SMITH, Of ~. T. el9 la-
To9da fho Tsar17 f9rt7re or clothing his 0usl-
ness for thirty years, and VINO VIZ 1s e-1L ~
the tine, giving his persoll.-1 ---5ll-llll % ~
orders and the r8trlng mp OF our alQek- ~ 10
oro rr,1T rIro7e-a 90 ts lfa orders and execute
thsm wffh dispa1ch. We azsnre our ri ends
nOfbing shau 1e wanting on our part L1 5l-
! deavoFlng 20 pleaga tnaIns
Onr stock of Clothing and Rurn-snil
I Goods are a. nna and cheap as 1ly +i
America
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Springfield Mass bepu5t5oan
sttschas considerable importance to
WsIisndigbam's "bOmbshell." ltsays
= g oifbeT threatens the division ana
S;ssoinfiou az the DamOcratic p8rtyi
bv theiE refusal TO aecepl i-s l'fill.i !, - =
nd policies, OF it promises, on me
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The Albany EUeRfag Journal is dis
p0sed 70 be faceiOus over Nalandig-
hams new departure. II says mis-
rnagnanimity in cOnse0tlng 70 accept
theinew amendments 70 the Constitu-
ton is very delightful BIS influence
in securing the acquiescence OF the
Dsyton Democracy is still more
charming. With the united support
III Mr.. Vallandigham and the Dayton
Oam0crscy the Constitution is safe. "
cannot Mr.. Nallandigham be allowed
"a do a little "india-rubber adverts-
inOU On his private account without
F.sing ridiculed ia this unseemly man.
ner2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
FRIDAY EVENING, nay q.

Grand Promsnsde Concert, gwen 81 az
Ladies of Memorial Association aE f4z
Overton Hotel. On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The New York Herald says as to
the above: 'tThe PicIggg1e is en- rap
port with political movements in the
North, and its suggestions are enti-
tied to consideration. As for Candi-
dates for the Democratic Presidential
nomination, the slate is still open.
Bring cut your horses. "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The New York ECsning Post says
the Republican managers and the
pretended friends of General Grant
should be taught one or two things OF
which they seem ignorant in laying
down rules for the future guidance Of
the Republican party. They ought to
know that Missouri cannot be carried
for the Republican party without
Carl SChurZ and his friends. They
ought TO know that Ohio, Indiana,
New York aud many other States
cannot be carried if the party is to be
trimmed to suit the taste of the para
sites whose faithfUIness is only to the
men who support them ia Office. They
ought to know that the San Domingo
job, that the delay Of a general am
nesty, that the present protective
tariff, the corrupt civil service and
the ranking abuse are not popular
among the Republicans of the West
eru States, and that, AS Senator ShurZ
says, all the power Of a great name
viii fail to make the people believe
they are right.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
CINCINNATI.

CuyCIENATI, May % Cotton excited and
higher; and stock Withdrawn in anticipation
Of higher prices being reached before long;
middIing I5z9l6. Flour, Family, SS75a7 90;
Wheat: No. 1, red winter, 81 48; Corn, 53E.5ic (;
Rye, 81 O3; Barley, 9jc6SI y; Mess pork SIG IS;
sides. Tl4@75Ec. Bacon steady and in mode
rate demand; 7G85z9g5@c' Hogs, "a 5Og4 70
Whisky 88c. Cattle, 81 50G %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
CHLCAo.

CHICAGO, May 2ZFIOur-Extra spring
Is quiet, bat frn1, at S5 521%G6 40. Wheat
No. 2, spring, 81 255zGl 855 Corn, Eo.2. mixed,
&c lower, closing at Size. Cats. No. 2, &c
lswer. closing at 1885, Rye, No. 2 8Z15dSjC.
Barley, No. 2, spring, S3c. h. vines. 90s.
Provisions quiet Mess pork, SlBdlo Is. Lard,
lO1s9l0zc Meats quiet; shoulders, 51zc; short
ribs, 75SGs9sc; rough sides. 7lSG74G. Dry
salted shoulders, &C. Hogs are dull and
weak. Cattle active at 81 5Og8 Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The New Orleans PicGyJgHs n0min-
ates Peter B. Sweeny as the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
The Republican, Of the same city, in
remarklug upon the point, says 1t Is
lust as evident that the PicUgJEIe sis
entering the field as a candidate for
the position Of Warwick in the Dem
Ocrstic party as that cherry bounce
d0es not grow on cherry trees"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The New York World OF Monday
says: ''The Massachusetts, House OF
Representative has voted to call a
constitutional convention, and if the
Senate cOnCuTs, az it probably will,
the present constitution viii be thor
OUghly remOdeled. IuasmUch as the
subject of minority representation is
attracting attention in every State in
the Union, it is probable that there
Will be an attempt to introduce some
changes ia the present manner Of rep
re,,entatiOn in Massachusetts,. PrOba-
bly, the Hare scheme, which has been
successfully tried in Harvard Univer-
sity, viii be the iavOrite with those
who will advocate minority represen-
tatiOn. The cumulative scheme,
which has been adopted in Illinois,
would doubtless meet with favor were
Il not that one OF the oldest States in
the Union can hardly be expected to
receive lessons in political affairs from
one Of the youngest. At all events,
the subject of reforming the present
system Of voting Will be thoroughly
discussed, should the proposed con-
veutiOn meet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

N. d. i. sTHWART, Clerk and Bfastsr.
JaTnigan s Fraser, SolH. for cOmpIt- n123
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26
WALL STREET
COTTON.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Cotton-demands active
and prices have advanced; middling upIands
I7c.
Supplies-FlOur firm, SO I0a8 40 for shipping
grades. Wheat, red and amber, 81 d5Gi 81 (:
Corn, mixed Western, 67g7lc; Whisky, 93c;
Coffee, RiO,- I31< GI6lzc5 sugar, Cuba and Porto
Rico, Ssz9l0c, MOlasses steady and in
moderate demand; 42G44c Rice, S5<@g5zc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The democrats Of California viii
hold their State Convention on the
10Th u June They invite all to take
Part il Jhe reliminary elections who
are opposed 10 the radical measures
Of C-ugre=s, and who pledge them
selves % vote iJT all the nominees OF
the Democratic party at the next cleo
tiOu.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

LOUISVILLE, May 25.-COttOn hrm; demand
good; middling upland, l55<c. Flour, family,
S6 50. Wheat, choice. 81 &C. Corn, CSC shelled.
Data, 621S. Rye 81 G3. Provisions generally
are somewhat firmer, but are in very Light
demand. Mess pork, SIG 80. Bacon packed,
7@9@9% Bans packed sugar cured, l41zq;
plain, l3c. Lard, nerces, lie; kegs, l2c. Bulk
meats. 61<GSGSL. Whisky, 80. Leaf to-
bacco, sales, 90 hOgsheads at 4sza61< for com
mon lugs, 53Sa6 for good lugs, 6h@l2 for low
to medium leaf; l5929 for good cutting Leaf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

John Quincy Adams, several times
Democratic candidate Tor Governor
of Massachusetts,, has written another
letter on the True Course Of the
Democracy" he says there is moth
ing iu the Constitution as amended
which is not perfectly compatible
with the happiness, welfare and lib
ertv OF all the people Of ali the States.
Il Is only the Administration which
IS L aCit. John Quincy is an "sc-
c0mplished fac4' man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-26

The New Orleans Bee says that it Is
not willing to assign the duty Of con-
structiug the Democratic platform to
the members OF the party in the
Northern States; that the Southern
Democrats must be consulted in the
matter; and that they should not be
understood as accepting the situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEwYoRK Monday, July 81 1871.
The supply in the horse market is consider
ably IN of the present demand but 90 regards
quality very unsatisfactory to those seeking fine pair
Of tall, well-natched cauiage-horses For work and
Owprced driving horses the market IL moderately
active the former selling 1t from $3.50 10 .C5 per head
Those In demand among the latter seldom average
$500 to $3.50 per pair There is hardly any call coach
horses except very valuable ones, OF which casS-we
regret to statcwe have at present no supply IN market
Nessrs Johnston d Van Tassefs sale takes place To-
Tuesday Aug. |, at the usual time aud place.
viz: u O'Clock, at No lI2 East Thrteenth-st.
Horse fairs and meetings TO come of during the next
three months:
Aug l.-August Meeting Monmouth Park, Long
Branch; TO continue for live days
Aug. s.-SiKth Annual Meeting at Buffalo Park; con-
AuG. f5-9ircqt National Horse Fair at National Park
Kalamazoo, Ach continues until Aug Is
Aug. i6.-Secohd Meeting OK Saratoga Races to con-
tiuue Tor six days.
Auq. 22-Flli Meeting 81 the Oswego Driving PARK
Association; 10 cOntinue for four days.
Aug. 22--Fiith Annual Fall Meeting Of the Springfield
Club, Hampden Park Mass; to continue for three
SeDL 2-Fall Meeting Of the Nashville Blood Horse
Association; TO continue for six days.
ScIk G.Fall Meeting OF the CaHandaigul, y. " DIV
ing Park Association. continuing three dayS.
SEPT 12.-rhird Annual Meeting of the Central Penn
syYaHa Agricultural Society to continue fUd2 days.
SEPT I2Fourteenth Annual Far OF the Louisville and
JetersOn County Association, continuing four days.
sept date not nXed.l-tali Meeting OF the kentucky
Association at Lexington.
oct. date not GXed.)-Fall Meeting Of the American
Jockey Club.
Oct. date not fxed)-second Annual Meeting Of tho
Maryland Jockey Club.
CARRIAGE TRkDE.-Cheap work continues to sell teer-
ably well, and orders for hnc work, to De finished by
Fan, coming IN at the leading manufacturers. Trace
is altogether far better than usual at tins season Of tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Monday, July 81, ls7

NEW' hVNK' NfUIII'Iyt July oI' I0FI'
Messrs. A. J. Blocker Son a. Co. sold to-
dav by order Of Homer A. Nelson Referee, three lots on
Fifty ninth-st fronting on Central Park commencing
l75 feet west Of Fhave together with three ot IN the
front of rs feet each street with uniform depth OF
600 10 feet The Fiftyninthst. have an unfin-
shcd building 76xS5 which designed to be an apart
mont house The walls are constructed to me second
story The whole property struck OF az $4,000,
which was much less than its value the lots alone being
valued at $17bOO0. The same firm also sold by order OF
west side OF SecOndave G feet south Of Thrtyfourth
st. for Sls0O size OF lot 1876 front, with an average
depth of 72a feet. ,, -,
villa sites advertised by them at East Orange tomor-
row The special train will leave via Morris and Essex
R,roaG foot of Barclay-st at O'Clock. Passes and
maps will be furnished application TO the auctoneers