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over beautiful figure Of the sainted
g abraham Lincoln" III the first OF
these is for truth to nature or exqui-
site finish inferior to Powers or
GreenOugh's best it is beyond my ca
pacity to discover. Yet she is little
more than out Of her teens.
You will see that Foster has been
sentenced for the murder Of Putnam
called the 'car-hOOk murder" Itwas
a word and a blow with the court, as
it was with the murderer. The case
is hard enough, 1 agree. But there is
g little too much .of savagery in the
sudden and hurried trial and all the
manner Of it, iD answer to a rather
blOOdthirsty public sentiment painting
for a victim, to cOmpOrt with my ideas
Of the presumptions of law, and proper
deliberatiOn, GOODNESS and lenity even
toward the vilest of malef8CtOrs. The
snObs here are determined to have all
the glory of defending the women, Ia
Putnam, aud make the courts and ju-
ries do all their fighting and taking
vengeance. l am almost led to say
that little chivalry mixed in along
with bluster and buncOmb, kicks, cuffs
and nose -pullings, would better Illus
trate the character of a people who,
with foreign sOldiery, as cOnqUerOrs Of
a handful, are so prone to bully not
only John Bull, but also all the other
bulls of the world. Nothing more OF
the same sort until 1 write again.
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CANDIDATE.
HoFaos erseley en- the PFssldsHOy-sFee-
ley Clubs Formlhg.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 29.-In an
sWer to a request to allow his name
to be brought before the Republican
National Convention in connection
with the nomination for the Presi-
dency, Horace Greeley writes VIM.
LarrimOre, of this city: 81 trust L
never will henceforth be an aspirant
for any Office or political position what
ever; but / fully purpose also never
to decline any duty or responsibility
which my political friends shall see
flt to dev0lve upon me, and of which
/ shall be able TO fulfill the obligations
without neglecting older and more
imperative duties. / have not yet
formed a decided opinion as to what
man ought to be our next Republican
candidate for the Presi dency, but it
seems to me advisable that he should
be steadlast and constant in his be-
lief i'm the good old Wing doctrine Of
one Presidential term. Yours,
HORACE GREELEY"
The letter is regarded as placing
Mr.. Greeley before the people for
nomination, and Greeley Clubs are
organizing in this State.
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Tha Marquis of Euls and Victoria.

The Catholic hero Of "L0thair," the
young Marquis Of Butte, although sd-
mitted to be the greatest "Catch," +"
matrimOnially speaking, in Great
Britain, and one of the largest land
owners in the realm, has never yet
made his respects to the Queen at
court. This singular circumstance is
now accounted for by the Court Jour-
nal, witch states that the young Mar
quis promised his mother, on her
deathbed, never to permit himself to
be presented to Queen Victoria. The
reason of this extraordinary promise,
which the Marquis has religiOusly
kent. is to be found in the implacable
hostility of the MarchiOness to the
Queen. The late MarchiOness Of Butte
was the sister Of Lady Flora Hastings,
the Young and beautiful maid of honor
whom Queen Victoria, then a girl Of
suffered, s9On after her aces
sion to the throne, 70 be driven from
her presence, and hunted TO
death by ISLANDERS long since
disprOved. The cold and cruel
conduct Of the young sovereign at
that time the family Of the victim
nave never forgotten or forgiven.
When the Queen some years ago Wis
lied Rothesay Bay in her yacht, and
lay Tor several days in sight of the
superb residence Of the MarchiOness Of
Butte, Mount Stuart House. the Mar.
chiOness not only refrained from at
tempting to pay her court Ia fbe
Queen, but actually ordered an fba
blinds Of the windows in Wonnf
Stuart House to be kept closed "A iong
IS the royal yacht lay within sighf ~
them. Time has not sOftened in tba
son the bitter sense Of injustice which
hardened the mothers heart. It ia
even said that horror at the notion Of
being obliged TO consider Queen Vic
toria the head Of his church plays no
small part in inducing the Marquis Of
Butte to abandon that church for the
communion OF Rome,
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The following cases are set for trial to-
day, and all witnesses must be in attend-
ance promptly; 2g3, John Hill, murder;
33l, Maggie BrittOn, keeping house of i'll
fame; 333, Mary Smith, same; 335, Annie
Fisher, same; 347, Martin Reynolds, let
ting house for purposes Of prostitution; I;
$751; James SchOOles, arson; 3Sl. James
Hays, same; 4O7, Joe Lusher, carrying
concealed weapons; 4lC, JEFF Walker,
larceny 4l5, Henry O'Neal, same /;
4l6 Daniel Good, same; 4lG, W Shan
non, same; 627, Gabriel Glass, murder;
s25, Henry Johnson, housebreaking; S3I,
Daniel Smith, murder; S3l, Ellen Smith,
murder; S3l, John Rogers, murder; S3l, Sa-
RAN Rogers, murder; S32, ThOs. Callahan,
assault and battery; S33, ThOs. Callahan at
tempt to kill; 1913, A. McCarty, attempt to
kill; s32, VIM. Crosby, attempt to kill;
934 Solomon Roy, larceny; Sj2, T. A.
Schreyer, larceny; CSC, Jake Etley, carry
ing concealed wespOns; 7O5, VIM, Foster,
falling TO settle as admr; 7l5, James Gal
lsgher, falling to settle as sdmr; S29, Ell.
Barrett, larceny; $40, Sylvanus Wilson,
larceny,
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INSURANCE.
Ssms Sensible Suggestions by the Con
venlIoh Of State Insurance OhiCials.

NEW YORK, May 3I.-The National
Convention Of State Insurance Off
cials continued its sessions to-day.
The committee on taxes, fees and de-
pOsits presented a report setting forth
that the committee believed in uni
fOrmity and full reciprocity between
different States, and suggested q tax
of l ! per cent. on the gross premiums
Of every Insurance Company should
be charged in every State except
where it is organized, to be in lieu of
all other taxes. The committee
deprecated requirement Of deposits in
States as the condition for permitting
the companies of other States to do
business there. In the case Of life
companies, it was recommended that
a deposit should be required in the
State where organized, of at least
SIOO, 600, to be held in trust for the
common protection and benefit Of all
its policy holders. In relation to
fire and marine companies, to
deposit whatever was deemed
necessary, except in case Of foreign
companies, each of which, it was
recommended, should be required to
make a single deposit Of at least
$4,000 in the State where its princi-
pal office is situated, and be held in
trust for all its pOlicy-holders in this
country. The committee also pre-
sented a schedule of fees to be re-
qUired by the State officers of in
surance. The report Of the committee
on miscellaneous business recon-
mended various reforms in the laws
regulating insurance, especially con-
demning retaliatOry laws and favor
ing absolute free trade in insurance in
the several States.
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FROM THE MINES.
Scranton AMI PltislBH-Ths Striking and
the Dead HlHers-0isgraCsfnl Scene.

NEW YORK, May 31.-A special
from Scranton says: Great prepara-
tions are making for the funeral of the
dead bodies Of Edwards, Lloyd, Jones
and Call. The ceremonies will be very
imposing. The Hyde Park miners and
the people generally will turn out en-
masse, and all business wiz be sus-
pended.
A special from Pittston says hun
dreds Of people are visiting the local
ity OF the late accident. Nineteen are
now dead. Among those conveyed
10 their homes was Lszarne Handle.
All have been removed to their homes
but four, who have not yet regained
their senses, and though the physi-
clans profess to have strong hopes
that most of them viii recover, the
sufferers certainly look as though
death even now holds them in its
grasp.
ThOs. Edwards story Of their trials
in the mine is truly hearTending.
Strong men, unused to prayer, would
invoke divine Interference for safety.
Hymns were sung, and men kissed
each other in the agony of despair.
A COrOner's inquest will 60 far to-
ward severely censUring the officers
of the company and Of the mine.
Inspector Williams, OF Wilksbarre,
claimed the right to examine witnes-
ses. The Coroner denied the right,
but extended the privilege as a mat
ter Of courtesy. After some parleying
and snubbing on each side, the In
spGctOr arose and told the Coroner
''yOu are not competent to conduct
this investigation, neither are the
jurors fit men TO arrive at a rational
conclusion"
The Coroner responded, quickly:
inspector leave this room at once. 5"
He left. The affair throughout was
disgrabefUl. There was a prominent
deficiency in the the investigation,
parties whose interests were at stake
having no representation.
W. B. A.-Had no counsel. The
Inspector was denied a hearing.
Have, as witness and operator, no
show.
After reassembling this afternoon,
assumed a better shape, and
the examination was conducted more
decenly; but profound ignorance as
to means Of eliciting testimony was
nufnoaH
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LOUISVILLE, May 80.-The river is still
falling slowly, with 2 feet inches in the
chute and feet 5 inches in the canal.
Weather hot and showery. Mercury SO.
Business very dull. Departed: John II,
GrOesbeck, New Orleans. The Susie Sill
yer leaves for New Orleans tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-Arrived: Dexter.
New Orleans; Lady Lee, Red river; Sallie.
Arkansas river. Departed: Julia, Vicks-
burg. River about stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
CINcINNATI, May 30.-River 9 feet in
the channel, and stationary. Heavy rain
this afternoon.
VIcKsBURG, May 3O.-DOwn: Potomac,
lp.m.; NatcheZ, 6 pm. Up: City of Al
ton, l2 LAST night. Boats up to-day: City
of Cairo, pm. Weather warm and clear.
River falling slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, May 30.-Arrived: Rich
uond. st, Louis. Departed: Mary HOus-
ton, Louisville; Great Republic, st. Louis;
Ajax and barges, Bigley and barges, HOr-
net No. 2 and bsrges, LdOness No. 2 and
barges, Pittsburg.
CA1Ro. May S0.-Port list: Belle St,
Louis, Vicksburg to st. Louis am; La
dv Lee, Rsd river to St. Louis, 1 am;
Glencoe. Louisville TO New Orleans, l
am; r. G. Gray, Arkansas river TO Louis
Vile, 10 am; J. n. Kellogg, 81. Louis TO
New Orleans, IL am; Mohawk, New Dr.
leans to st. Louis, IL am. River fell I
inch. Showery this forenoon; clear to-
night. Mercury $50. Notwithstanding
the rain this morning, there were IN at.
tendance nearly 1900 persons st the deco
ration ceremonies at Mound City to-day,
al the neighboring river and railroad
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RIVER NEWS.
RnATs T.EAVINa rHIs ~
aRRTNAIG.
DEPARTURES
OnCity
nTYERs. wRArHER - RUs1NEss.

The weather remains warm and sUltry.
The river here continues to decline at the
rate of q inch per hour. The Ohio is re-
ceding. At Cairo and st. Louis the liver
is falling slowly. A slight rise is reported
in White river. Arkansas river rose g
inches yesterday, and has risen feet 6
inches altogether since Sunday. Business
on the wharf was extremely dull, with
few boats in port receiving and dischsrg-
ing, Shipments for the bends and White
river were liRht.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HUMBOLDT PARK,
THURSDAY, IUNE lst 1871

TTVHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
u respectively represent the different ua-
tCnaliues:
AMERICA-Col. W. Coleman. T. b. Eormeut.
Capt. Larry Harmstad, Cen j ID. Eu1us
ENGLAND-Hon. John Cubblus- r. r.. Mar
shall, u. Z. Green, g. W +. Crcoz.
FRANCE-ChsrIss lie Clercq, Captain Ed.
Capdsville, ID. Jaquet, French Jola
GERMANY-F. II. Buttiuzhaus. George stou-
meyer, II. hichmanu, ID. Eaute.
COTLAND-Duncau Mclean, Dr. g. j.
simms, j. 3. Campbell, r. Il. RilsCu.
IRELAND-CoIonel n. Magsvuey, fr.. W. g.
Harvey, p. u. Winters, ". IA els1-
ITALY-ViucentB 3. Bacizs1upo sFeliz GsIne,
81. Malatesta, P. SOlari.
SWITZERLAND-P. A. 1IsilIard, .. w. Ell-
niger, II. Eshmsn, F. Franzi0u-
DEN1IARK-Ch.s smith, j. B. lIusr.
sWEDEN-L. PItz. A. Atkinson.
EORWAY-M. Anderson.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-LADzEs FhEE.
EEGrounds lighted up By Calcium lights
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tuesday. The goth Day of Iune. 1871

at auction house of A. K. Frankland, No. Ig5
and ly7 Main street, in the city of Memphis
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 e. IN. and
pm, commencing at y o'clock:
Certain undivided interest of saiC bank
rupts IN and to certain lots OF land in Shelby
county, Tennessee, near the city OF Mem
phts, beginning at q stake on Monroe street
extended, 56U1a feet east Of the intersection Of
said street with the west line OF a lot sold
by VIM. English to d. W. Shanks, running
east 1929 lest TO 8 stake, and running south
st right angles with Monroe street, between
the same time and place, the book deb,s.
chooses in action, elC., as per schedule OF said
bankrupts.
SIMON WELLER, Assignee.
A Z. FRANkLAND, AuctlOneer, 1876 and lg7
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HAND POWER PRESS.

A SOUTHERN INVENTIOG, and one Of
n the most complete of the age pro uounced
without equal by many OF the most pracIlcal
and successful planters OfGeOrgia and South
Carolina. No one has found any objection
to its performance, but all admit IL t9 be 8
com npIete success as q Cotton Press, and well
adapted to packing Hay. Two hands can
pack readily with it, and four hands are al
that would be required 10 pack easily and
rapidly. This press has great cOnceutra-
tion Of power. is simple, durable and not
liable to get out Of order. In about ten days
we will have press on exhibition IN Mem
phis, and viii commence the manufacture Of
them in that city In a few weeks will also
have them at towns in the interior TO give
planters an opportunity of seeing the novel
Of the new invention. Every press sold VIII
be guaranteed to perform well.
Mann fanfurnd hW
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Supreme Court
Special to the APPEA

5poClhl 10 Iub a PfEALsl
JACKSON, TENN, May 3O.-The Mem
phis Chancery docket was taken up and
an informal call of several cases Of the
| regular call will proceed tomorrow. The
/ other section is engaged on the Bell COun-
/ tY case.
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" FOrmaniziHq Process. 4"

Tor the preservation from decay OF wooden
houses, fences, cars. depOts, railroad ties ETC.,
etC., with authority TO open books for sub
scrlptiOn to the capital stock OF said COM
pany, which is to be two hundred thousand
dollars; with authority, also, TO elect Direc-
tors, President, Secretary AM other neCes-
saryi officers, TO carry into successful opera
tiOn this incorporation, etc.
1t is therefore ordered, that any and all per-
sous interested must appear herein at the
Courthouse, in the city of Memphis, on or
before the nTst Monday in July, 1871, and
show cause, II any they have, why the said
Company should not be incorporated an d
the prayer Of said petitioners granted, or the
same will be heard eNparte; and that a copy
of this order be published for thirty days in
the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-Attest.
E. A. COLE, Clerk ana Master.
BY +. B. NCHENRY, Deputy &. & NJ.
L. W. Munf0rd, Atty. 3Im
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

YoUEG.-The friends aud aequaintsnces Of
Dr.. JANIS YOUNG and family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend his funeral at Elm-
wood Cemetery, this "WEDNESDAY morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Services by the KEY, Dr.
stzdmau.
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JOHN LILLY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. 25i Main Street, Memphis.

7 WOULD beg leave to inform my friends,
/ and the public generally, that Gm pre-
pared TO meet the demands Of the trade with
GENUIN h. goods OF the purest and best
quality, at reasonable prices, and respect
fully solicit their patronage.
apr22dGW JOHN LILLY.
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JAMES PARK.


TVHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
Il have been selected as Marsuals and msLu-
bers OF the different Committees in the order
General ToIS q 7I2Ea. chief Marshal
Colonel n MAGEVNET, Jr-, Asst Marshal
Major Il. p. DUNCAN,
captain r. 81. VANCE,
Captain CHRIS aTHI sEUHL,1
Captain ]. C.. THRALL,
Captain i. a. COLE
GATE COMMITTEE:
e Beasley, Chairman; i. p. Adams, ALi-
nor Meriweather, Lewis Podesta, q. O1ersts
r. J. Black, n. W. Johnston, Charles Locke
r J. Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
Nv. sneed. Chairman; A. j. BIacz, Garrett
HUGHES W. J. Pol lard, q. W. kealDotGl, u. H
Arnold, W, o. Parker, Raphael oe4mes, yrr
b. W. Coleman, Dr. R. ". Mitchell, Pred
Wolf, Ogden FOntalne, James Postou, T. 81 81
Rhett, l. B. Mcfarland, Henry MOOce. Oscar
Woodbridge, Moses White, Esbert wood
Colon Green, J. H. Bate, Frank Veuui VI ale
ter Goodman, ". i. Dun.
RECEPTION COMMITTED;
Hon. Jsferson Davis, H0u. Isham e. Hsr-
ris, Hon; Jacob Tnompson- t.aV. 4. y. Y lea-.
Rev. ". II. Patterson, Rev J alnes Carn1 lclas-
Gideon ]. Pillow Dr. Ersk-nes a. z
DrOescher, ". Y. O. Huues, E. j. Morgan VI
r. Hunt Hon. "; Avery ~ H: tE-s-- a-lr
W. Heiskell, ]. n. EdmOndsOn, VI. j.. e1u-Lr
Harvey Mathes, ]. r. Fdppin.
COMMITTEE on PRESERVATION or Oa-
DER.
]. @. Barbour, Chairman; B. B. Hutcn--5o4r
]. W. Rogan, Ben. White, W. H.. hnsa, q o.
Beasley, H. NJ. Neely, W. Y. AQ4lsA, -
Conner, 7. r. Cannon, g. v. haLl 1al l-1 y. ,
Elliott, j. p. Strange, J. j.. Ils7s, -, =. -
Bridges, W. ID. Mckinney, VI. l. St.-57-----'-- St.5----- -'--l
W. J.. Anderson. Jas. MURPHY J. 70, y
The members OF the several S.------- @ 49, -
will report to their res peelLFe -55r-----T-7 49,
in turn viii report to the CnleI ~ - 49, t. s
he viii dehne their duties, -l-l --l--Slr-s-l1 ~
lfarsraIs WIN report 20 the lhlel -ll.L- ll5
-1- 80 - -, 2 - ante Gentlemen appointed
mon the difareug cOulEll1.5ee5l g-4-.-----s -
49, v-ill r,Iease report WlthOl-l ue-ay y any
1,1an5iar ofrbe Entertain elll Y On 11l 90
t5-f- T,iocas ulasz be nlleds as ll La apsoiul71y
T7soas5srv to i7isLlre q success @ s4s. lA5 l-tA-
- s1 /. ..i',,51If p 5e fulI and elective
-rf.l-stg- III admission any cants each ana
nj -, ~, sale al tle diftereuL DOOk and drug
stores. TOTD0N
j. s. HATCHER
r. 7. ENGLIsH,
C. n. B. THUhAOED,
Committee on Entertainment.
PICNIC PRIVILEGES.
sealed proposals viii be received for the
r,rTreisq qse OF the Bar, Confectionery, Rsstau-
Tent and Shooting Gallery privileges Of the
T'icnic TO be given under the auspices OF the
t,Onfsde crate Reliefan Historical Association
% Saturday, June 8, at James Park. until
Tuesday, May 60, ISL ~ M az which tim ne the
proposals win be opened Proposals TO be ad-
dressed to the Entertainment Committee,
No. 2s3 Main street, myZ3
Ledger copy.
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Et9ii- asAoAA la@-teas
No. g75rR. Din she second Cnance5y So15l @,5--l
OF Shelby COunty, Tenn--eal[e1 - - - ~
pen vs.. the unknown heirs az ia" oi S' ~
S, BaWden, deceased
y--rsnnearfng from the bill when ls s~9En
to In this cause that ne rssiqsG0 ~ law Sl ~ ~
Get@ 4ts a. { Paudeu. who died lulestaJe IN
sbeiby county, Tennes5ee. sl1 :. ls,5 80 ,Ss
5Ss7si56 tn ssid county, 81 q wne mad no vile
OF children OF issue n ~ = ~ y ~ -
com platnant ana cAuAAO' - az AZ "a -'9-
diIigent inquiry s.,,f 1,,- +7,, r,f.-,- "a
& ~ ~ a7i,sf they make their appearance
ij7 :. al me courthouse ofths second Chan
@ l'5,T,rf IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
CS1 g 1fyaForg the first Monday ia July, ISL, and
Oieed. answer or demur to complainant's
Nm 0r the same VIII be taken for confessed
80 them and set for hearing eZparte; and
mai a copy OF this orQar be published once
3 week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal
May 25, l8Il
a oopy-AttaEt.
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Jarnigan 8 Frazer, Soils. for cOmpl't. ms
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No. S3O.-In the First ChanCery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee.
nTHE6EAS, Moses j. WiCks, Sam Tate,
w William q. Postal, william B. Green
law and William Cunningham, al resi-
dents Of Shelby county, Tennessee, have this
day filed petition in said Court praying
10 be Incorporated as a stock company for
the purpose Of introducing and using the
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A telegram from Columbus,
Ohio, yesterday says that the
delegates are beginning to arrive
for the Democratic Convention
on Thursday. Vallandigham, George
". Mason, General McCO0k and Gen
eral Ewing are here.
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WIRELESS g. CO..
Non-ResIdsnt HoHCs.

COTTONFACTORs, AUGUSTA, ca
JAMES WHF FELESS, 6anersl Agent FOR @ @5ls
Mississippi Valley ofdce at Memphis. sp-21.
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CELEBRATED

Are ildorsad and prescribed by more Lead
ing fuyslClaus than auy other tonic or stiIn-
ulaut now iu use. they are a SURE Pre-
VEETITE f0E Fever and Aguc. Intsrmittauts,
Blli0usness, and am disorders arising from
MiasmetlC causes. They are highly recon-
meuded ga an auti-dyspepftc, and ia cases Of
indi ges Ton are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and kecupereUt, and iu cases OF General De-
DILlty they have never ll a single llslauce
t4lied Ia producing tl= most happy results.
They are particularly BIN hEL LCIAL TO fk-
MALES strengthening the body, invigorat-
Ing the min1, and giving tone and elasticity
% the whole system. Ele EJAE BLAaElif8
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic -timulant hes ever been Ohsred to
the public SO PLEASANT 10 THE TASTE,
and 40 Gle saue time combining go many
.erultg lE tle Ue-l known 20 The ELarll laC1-
pola- 10 costs little 10 give them far tral,
and
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In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West TennCssee.-In the
matter OF Hesse, Levy & Co., Bankrupts.-
In Bsnkru pJCy.
n Y virtue of an order made by said Dis
ID trict Court on the 27th day Of May, ISJI.
in the matter OF said banErupts. will pro-
ceed to sell, at public auction, for cash, 70
the highest bidder, on
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, May S0.-Gold quiet and strong
lll549ll1s. Governments steady, with a limited
business. Stocks opened wesk, New York
Central selling down to 9s5s, but cliques soon
rallied prices. The market was becom ing
quite active when the board adjourned ont OF
respect 10 the Union dead. Indications are
that the market will be strong and higher
tomorrow. Money is easy At 5g4 per cent.
There was no second call for Southern ssEuri-
ties, out the entire list was steady.
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