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Cathedral Dedication.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-The dedi.
cation ceremonies of the new CaGhO.
lie Cathedral, in this city o-day were
of the most imposing and interesting
character. The number in attendance
was very large and included many
from other cities and towns. Over
fifty cars arrived to-day on the various
railroads filed with visitors, AT
eight o'clock a procession of the
various Catholic societies was formed
and marched through some of the
principal streets to the church. Arch
bisnop Purcell, of Cincinnati, Otiiciat-
ed az the dedication. After the dedi-
cation Pontifical High Mass was
celebrated, Bishop de st. Palais, of
Vincennes, officiating, assisted by the
Very Rev. Bishop O'Connor, of Pitts
burgh, and Father Andrias, of
Jacksonville, Indiana. The Ca.
thedral is the most inapOs-
ing building in the city, and the
largest church ediilce in the State;
length, over two hundred feet, and
seventy feet wide; hight of ceiling to
center of arch, fifty-seven feet. OF
the distinguished diVines present, are
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati; /;
Bishop st. Palais, of Yincennes; Bish-
op McClosky, of ZanesvilIe; Bishop
OHara, OF Scranton, Penn; Bishop
O'Conner, Of Pittshurg, Penn; BE.
Rev. Martin Martymifred, Abbot Of
st. Meinrals; Very Rev. j. Carbe, of
st. Mary's; Very Rev. j. Benoit, of
Fl. Wayne; Very Rev. Hannin, adj
ministrator OF the diocese of Cleve-
land; Very Rev. p. Rede 0'Conner,
of Vincennes, New York; j. L..
Spaulding, of Louisville, Rev. Father
Chesse, Of Terre Haute; Father An-
drew, of Jacksonville; Rev. Father
Mouzan, Of New York, master OF GER
emonies.
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Nnn-Rasidenf Nntiea

No. Sl4. r. DIN the Second Chancery Cour
Of Shelby county, Tsnnessee.-W illlan 4
Wiley and James Q. Wiley vs.. Charles Eei-
del, Alice Heidel, CathaTins Muller WI.
liam Wiley and others.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn tot this
Il cause that the defendants Alice Heidel.
CathRfine Muller and William Wiley are
On-residenfs of the state OF Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein. at the court house
OF the Second Chancery Court, in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or before the frst Mon
day in August, Ib7l, and plead, answer or
demur to compartments bill, or the same VIII
pc taken for confessed as to them and sci Tor
hearing eXpRrte; and that copy OF this or
der be published once a week, for Jour sue
csssiye weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A SOpy-Rttest:
By c. BELCHER. Deputy q. and 81
Beecher & BelcheT, Sols. for eompllts. fy2 su
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ONE OF the splendid STEAMERS Meteor,
" dia, Pacific, Coburn, Atlantc, Japan -
i,S,aaT1avv Arctic China and ST. Paul, vii
leave Budalo daily except Fridays and 5aA
urdays) al p.m., htle me ne1t - a91Li1s Sa IL (
ffevslsnd the same night, Detroit 81 10 pm
daily fexcept sundays and Mondaysl lor Due
LUTH and intermediate LAKE sOFh4hlOla
Conneotfons are made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi r. K % 81.
Perl AMI. al points In Minnesota, Northern
Wjscousin and Iowa. Also, with the North
s-o Pacidc r. R. for the Red River Country.
Excursion tickets AT GREATLY REDUCED
.RATEs. viii be issued by al principal FAil-
rSais to St Paul by this route, returning va
al rail. or by all rail rontes % 81 Faai Aa3
DuIuth returning via lake. -.
Daring the months Of June, July and Az
uusf- Excursion Trips VIII be made Via ne
Sor9, eshore of Lake Superior, visiting the
SfIver Nines Fort william, Grand portage
etc. For further inform Al =. 9n; .I Z -
Gen1 Passenger agent lll 5nnsi9' 3 p y: +
r y nv KN5 NanaRer A, D. and 7. line
= n n 1AIDWEIIL, een1 Manager U.A %,
mye ooos
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FUNERAL MOTIcE.

GIORGETn.-AH the members of the So
eieti di Unione Q FratellanER Italiana are re-
spectiuily requested TO meet at their Hall, at
O'Clock, this morning, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of our late brother, Eu-
geniO Giorgettt. By order of the Vice Presi-
dent. P. D. CANALE, Secretary pro tenn
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Giving comprehensive Review OF Trade in
Memphis, and PRICES CURRENT Of every
article of Merchandise in Market, Domestic
or Foreign, with a variety of COA1IEROIAL
MATTER, Of interest and value to every busi-
ness man and family, and
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lust Like Him,

The Khedive of Egypt has sent a
hundred thousand francs to the or
phans of the French civil war. A
generous giver is that same Ismail
Paeha, and an enterprising ruler
and one, withal, who does not fOr-
get his old friends or their children.
Good luck to him,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANR OF MEAEPHzs,l lc
Memphis, Tenn, July l. ISL 8
s~ the Directors Of thin Bank have de-
clared Dividend OF ive per cent, out Of the
net earnings Of the past six mosths, payable
on and AFTER July Sd. until which time the
Stock Books win be closed.
iyl &. P. READ, Cashier.
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Shinwrnnk.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The steamship
Wyoming, from Liverpool, took of
the crew Of the brig James Curtin,
from Queenstown for Meraraichi,
which was abandoned ia a sinking
condition, and brought them to this
port. Among the passengers by the
Wyoming was the Hon. J. W. Grimes
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DIED.

GIORGETTL-On Sunday. July 2, 1871, Eu-
geniO GioTgettf, a native OF Guamo italy.
aged thirty-six years.
Ths friends and acqnaintanees of the de-
ceased are respectfully invited to attend Lis
funeral from his late residence, No. as Shel.
by street, this Monday morning, at 81
o'clock.
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VISITING every point OF interest on thar
v celebrated and beautiful lake. The trip
will occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
attractions on the route are: Lake Erie,
Cleveland. Detroit, Detroit River, Lake 81
Clair and River, Sarnia, Lake Huron, SAINT
Ste Marie, St Mary's River and Rapids, Lake
Superior. Neepigon River, -four days lor
trout hshing), Isle Royale, the celebrated Sil-
yer Island, Fort William zone day 20 visit the
British Camp, the HUDSON Bay Station, ana
the famous Amethyst Neinl. Duluth, Supe-
rior City, Bayfield,, La Potnte, Portage Lake
fCopper Mines one day., Marquette tIrOn
Mines at Negaupee one day, the RicEured
Rocks, Point aux Pins. DetOur, Mackinac ana
Put-fu-Bay. Parties intending 70 camp ON
the Fishing Grounds at NeepigOn River
should provide themselves with tents, camp
eoulpaRe. etc An experienced Physician
viii ioe on board the entire trip. A sufficient
number OF lalucresses viii be On board. A
GOOD Bssnd OF Music VIII accompany The Ex-
cursiOn. AS only EIGHTY TICEEIS win be
sold application for them should be made a.
once.
So Fai- for the Entire Trip. including
Meals and Eertns, 4E86.Na
For passage and all Information apply 70
SETH CALDWELL, Agent.
i Main street, Buffalo.
8 ID. D.CALDWELL, GenI Manager.
B.F. PATRICK. Gent Passng,r Agt, Buffalo.
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CHATTANOOGA.
s,antOa,s Road RunnInu.

Special to the APPEAL.
Through trains on the Alabama and
Chattanooga read commenced run
ming yesterday evening. Through Pull
man sleeping cars will run from New
Orleans to Lynchburg. daily.
J. C. STANTON,
Gauaral g1periutendeut n
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rTALY.

FLORENCE, July Prince Hum
bert passed through this city to-day
on his way to meet the King in
Rome. Several senators, deputies
and mayors of the principal cities Oi
northern Italy have also gone to
Rome to be present at the reception
of the King, who will arrive there
from Naples. Dispatches from Rome
report visitors coming in from all di.
rections in large numbers.
ROME, July 2.-The Official Gazette
of the italian government has been
transferred to this city, and the first
number, with date of publication at
Rome, appeared to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.


ST. LOUIS, July 2.-The Fourth Of
July will be celebrated here by pa
rade of the newly organized military
companies, and by numerous ezeur-
sions, picnics, etc.
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MARKETS.
by rELEa aRAPH.l
N Ew YORK.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, July 1.--Dry goods show
little activity, as all the leading houses
have concluded to close their places of
business at 3 O'Clock until Wednesday
morning. There is but little change to
observe in the prices, the most impor-
tant of alteration being the reduction nf
Hadley six-posd soft-finiah spool thread
to zoe per dozen, by agents and jobbers
alike, while other makes are steady ard
arm.
COTTON.
NEw YORK, July LECTION. is in fair
demand and advanced. Middling Up
lands, 205sc.
NEW YORK, July L-Flour is dull,
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THE Indian raid recently upon 8
wagon train in Texas is now said to
have been designed for the capture oi
General Sherman. What the dusky
warriors intended to do with the great
chief is unknown. but it is quite Ger
tain that they would have found ere
long that they had caught most un-
manageable Tartar,
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"A. SEESSEL & son
259 Main St, apB. Court SglaFs
NOTICE.

A LII accounts due th5 late arm OF BigIee.
n Mellersh q Co, not paid before EepteTl-
Der 1, 1871, Will be placed in the hands or an
attorney for collection; and all bills or IN
debtedness against said firm should be pre-
sented by July D, lSIl, for payment TO
GEORGE MELLEHSH
w . sOnth nnnIt 81 nornar Of EaIn
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AnrIcnIinrn and War.

The Washington Chronicle has re-
ceived from the examiner of agricul-
tUral implements in the Patent Office
the following statement: 1t is not
generally known that, during the
third year Of the war, with half a
million men taken from the indus
trial pursuits OF q peaceful agTicul-
tural life, there was greater number OF
acres of land under cultivation, and a
greater harvest gathered in the free
States than ever before known. This
resulted from the use of machinery in
the cultivation Of the soil, and which
supplied the place of human nuscle
in the field. This remarkable result
of the influence of machinery in cul-
tivation, promoting in so high de-
gree the prosperity Of the country,
led me to investigate the subject from
another standpoint.
An examination of the record of the
Patent Office. from 1850 to 1860, inclu-
sive, shows that nearly SO per cent. Of
applications for patents for improve
ments in agricultural implements
were from the free States, and but a
fraction over two per cent. was from
the slave States. Since the close OF
the war the planters Ofthe South have
been thrown upon their own resources
for the cultivation of the soil, and free
hired labor or machinery, or both
combined, must berelied upon to take
the place of slave labor. But it was
found, upon trial, that but few of the
machines for eultiyating the North
ern crops were perfectly adapted to
Southern culture; for example, a corn
planter could not be used for planting
cotton seed, and the same was found
true in regard to cultivatOrs. This
was also true of many others that
might be named.
These men, making virtue neces-
sity, set about the work of improve
ment in earnest, and the records Of !
the last two years show the most |
gratifying results The applications |
for patents from the former slave |
States have risen from fraction over |
two per cent. TO about thirty per cent. |
Of all the cases filed, and il Ia reported /
that the cotton crop has been greater |
under the improved mode Of culture |
than ever before known. But the end |
is not yet. The South have only be- |
gun to reap the benefits of their new |
position, and with the future i'm
OF their implements of
agriculture, they will reap q CORE
spending increase of product.
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GERMANY

BERLIN, July 2. Won Buest's
speech .in Reichrath, yesterday, on
the relations of Austria with foreign
powers, produces an excellent impress
sion,
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II small girls are waits, are large
ones walters? "Certainly, y says sweet
sixteen; sat least the boys have the
habit of applying them to their lips ia
sealing their VOWs,p
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NOTTCM.

NoTIGH-
July 4th, 1871, being National
J. holiday, the undersigned Banks and
Banking Houses wili- be closed on that day
Paper maturing on the 18th must be paid
Monday, July 3d, 1871.
T. r. .FARNSWORTH,
Cashier DeSoto Bank.
u. II. dUNN,
Cashier Memphis Bang.
JNO. j.. FREEMAN,
Cashier Merchants National Bank.
W. @. M'CLURE,
Cashier Savings Banks OF Memphis.
MARTIN GRIFFIN,
Cashier German National Bank.
l.. LEVY,
Vice President Manhattan Bank.
$. P READ,
Cashier Union and Planters Bank.
j. A. HAYES, JR..
Assistant Cashier City Bank.
THOS. FISHER,
President Emmet Bank.
/. B. KiRTLAND,
President Jackson Insurance Co,
w. ". TEACHER,
iy3 Cashler First National Bank.
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AMONG other inventions cotton up
by the Grant administration to rob
the Treasury Of the nation, are Eu-
ropean pleasure tours for the officials
at Washington. We present a pair of
illustrations from the Washington
PatriOt.. {" f. E. Spinner, Treasurer Of
the United States, salary six thousand
dollars per annum, with ten dollars
Der day and ten cents per mile addi-
tional while travelling in Europe for
health and pleasure; w. A. Richard
son, Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury. three thousand dollars per an
mum, with ten dollars per day and ten
cents per mile additional while in
Europe. III the Government wishes
to hire any more excursiOnists at the
above rates, we think that the supply
will be found equal to the demand. "
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NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS. ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
chants, POsLmas1srs, Depot Agents, and any
frienis Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who
viii do So are requested to procure regular
sTlbsaribaTs, ranitfing 20 rs the anount,s les
ten per cent, or i've per cent. for clubs, ,asto
services; or. II preferred, arrangements for 8
compensation VIII be made
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnMIc MnrIcE

T1NHE stated communication of An.
Il corona Lodge, No. los, viii be held ~
this MONDAY evening, Sd inst, at 8/NN
a'clock, for dispatch Of business.
All "a. MS are fraternally invited
c. M. CARROLL, W. N.
JOHN BEAMIsH, Secretary. jyS
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Not1oa.

District OF West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. -
FTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
i his appointment as assignee OF 9. 3.
Moore, OF Gibson county, Tennessee, who
has been adjudged bankrupt upon petition
of his creditors.
J. W. DICKINSON, Assignee.
s-V
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sucKEYE sAILvE.

WE have Just received full supply OF
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall hsreaf-
ter be fully prepared 20 meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
u. ". JONES q CO.,
ief 267 Main street.
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], D. stswarFs Collegiate Institute,
no Alabama 81, Memphis, Team.
TBE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIE on
Monday, the 4th Day Of ssptsmhsr Mext,

And continue ten calendar months. A thor
ouzh course Of instruction is provided, em-
bracing English, Comm eroiisl Mathematical
and Classical Studies. Such text books will
be used as are en- tirely free lirom sectional or
r,Olfffoal refareuce. fV2
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The ministerial crisis in Spain is all
over, so says our cable despatch from
Madrid. The whole difficulty seems
to have been originated by Minister
Moret, who proved obstinate on some
pet financial measure of his own,
while the Cortes was equally resolute
in rejecting it. The difficulty has now
been smoOthed over by mutual con-
cessions. The threatened resignation
Of the ministry caused no end Of trou-
bles to the young king, who shrinks
from the possibility of losing his pres
ent trusty advisers, considering the
many dangers-conspiracies already
hatehed or In the course Of hatching-
by which he Is surrounded,
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Subscription Price Greatly Reduced
DAILY-For one year (exelnsiveOf Sunday,
$40 90, For SIX months, IS %; For three
months, 50 G
UNDAY-For one year, 81 50; For six
months, 81 Is; For three months, IS cents.
WEEK1Y-For one year, 81 50; For six
months, 81 81 For thres months. 75 cents.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
23O FRONT STREET.
Memphis, Tennessee

HS- Particular attention paid 10 the Sale Of
Cotton, and having a frst-clRss Eire-proof
Warehouse OF our own, viii give personal
attention to
STORING, WEIGHING AND sAlEPLING
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nELI members OF the Order in good -rs1I-
~ ing admitted T1e fees are small Ar-
mission Zee, $, IN advance. Annual fee. 81
IN advance, and 81 upon the death or eacr
mem Der within thirty days after being ucfI-
Hedlt when mis- family. or any person de=-g-
uated py hlfnl VIII be entitled 10 the asr-s-
gate OF y nom every member OF She Asso-
citation. All Odd Fellows in Tennessee. r. f.-
slsslppl ana ATEansss, are eligible 20 mem
DER mp. Ih1s ls strictly an odd Fellow In
siltutlon, 70 benefit the families of its de-
ceased mem benz feq5 = .--
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
To sthe Stockholders OF the Memphis and
ViekBburg Railroad Company:
THE undersigned having been duly Sc
i lected to open books for subscription to
said railroad, and having received subscrip-
tt0ns to the amount equired by the charter
of said company to enable Il to organize by
the election OF President and Nine Direct
OIs for one year, hereby give notice TO the
stockholders of said railroad that an election
will be held for the purpose of eleoting said
officers. at Vieksburg, Mississippi, on the Sfh
day OF August, A.D., 1871. Stockholders
may ivote in person or by proxy, and each
share of stock entities the holder to one vote
p. b. STARKE.
A. N. WADDILL.
FHOS. W. STRANGER.
N.B.-The books of subscription can be
found at the ONCE of Messrs. HaSslett &
voolfolk, where subscriptions will be re-
ceiyed iy2
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CLUBBING RATEs.-To Clubs Of two OF
more subscribers we viii send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the South-SSx66
tnches--iOr one year, each, 81 To clubs .
two or more subscribers, We viii send no
SUNDAY AP PEAL Tor one yssl. e. chS2.
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g. P. READ, Cashier.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

III IN EN~@HA~a
AS an Advertising Medium for Bankers,
Merchants and Traders, the MEMPHIS AiP-
by any other paper in the Southwest. Our
circulation is large. and found in nearly
every Town and city in the South and West.
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VI ALE-h5s
H D. C0NSELL, President.
3. BINGHAM. Vice Pres5dent
j. z PRESCOTT, Secretary.
~ Y EOTTfHUr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-20

The DIREcToBs of the Academy of Fine
Arts are, we understand, making a great
effort TO get possession of the School of De-
sign for Women, with the idea of uniting the
two institutions. Whatever. might be said in
favor of such q scheme as this under some
circumstances, il is certain that in the present
condition of the affairs of the Academy it can
only result in injury to the School of De-
sign, and we hope the friends of
the school will not merely enter
an energetic protest, but that they will take
some active measures to save a valuable
and useful institution from fate that will
practically be annihilation. The School of
Design, to properly perform the work for
which. it was created, ought to preserve an
Independent existence; but if it is necessary
to have change in its management, it would
be far preferable to call upon the Board of
Public Education to take charge of ii and
conduct it as State institution. The Aca-
denny of Fine Arts has swamped itself, but
why it sh ould desire to involve the School of
Design in ruin also, it is impossible to under
stand
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

R6y- SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SPROCE
Street, below Slxth.-Rev j. P CONKEY
VIII preach tomorrow at 10H A. M. and ~
i. M. s0t*
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nay LATEST STYLES IN GRNrLEMENs
Boots and Shoes.-A large assortment OF our
own make, OF different measures always on hand.
2lsu No. So s. SIXTH Street. above Chestnut.
R6y- BUSINESS MIN ARe SURPRISED AT
the beauty OF PRESS COPIES from forms
PRINTED at HELFENSTEIN & LEWIS Railroad
and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH and
CHESNUT Streets. 1t