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A~DDTTTONAL MARKETS..

MEM IOHk
NEW YORK, June THE weekly
cotton statement is as follows: Receipts
for the week, 1924 bales; same time
last year, %, bales. Total receipts TO
date, 1856, 604 bales same time last year,
1899, 004 bales. Exports for the week,
I0,O04 bales; same time last year, As, 1855
bales. Total exports to date, 1896, $50
bales; same time last year, 1897 ,055
bales. Stock at all United States ports,
'IT9, 194 bales; same time last year, 246,-
205 bales. Stock at interior towns TO
date, 10, 628 bales; same time last year,
q, s93 bales. Stock atLiverpool TO date,
.9I2,000 bales; same time last year, 9l4y-
600 bales. American cotton afioat for
Great Britain todate, 81, 600 bales; same
time last year, 206, 900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, June Flour
dull and low; treble, So 25; choice fami-
ly and extra, Sl1 371e. Corn quiet;
mixed, zoe; yellow, zoe; white, 75e.
Oats, 55a56c. Hay-prime, $50; choice,
S35. Bran, 81 Is. Pork dull; mess,
SD 50aI2 62lc. Bacon is dull at 81,
q and Sc. Choice sugar-eured hams,
122c. Lard, t~ierces, packers, 89a9c;
refined, 9sc; keg and kettle, rendered,
104c; refined, 10sc. Sugar dull; low fair
to good fair, 9a94e. There is nothing
doing in molasses. Whisky dull at sec.
Coffee quiet; ordinary, 1919; fair, Isle;
good, ls3ci prime, l9ic.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3I73 Main street.
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, 3173 Main
street, for $50,
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Second Chancery n Chancellor
Scott
Court adjourned until Monday. All
eases on the hearing docket are passed
to week after next. Court will be open
next week for the purpose Of hearing
motions, and any cases by agreement of
counsel present.
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dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3172
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for so, So,
S14, SIC and SIS.
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GAs-FIrTINa, sl5 Second street.

SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
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dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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EatOn's New Method for the COrnet,

Is now in season. All who wish 10 make a
noise in the world may easily accomplish a
by taking up the practice Of this fascinating
Instrument, with the aid of his excellent
Method.
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WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
pOTters.
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GEMS OF GERMAN SoNG.
GEMS Oh SACRED sOHG.
GElIS or SCOTTISH SONS
WDEsau4uH ~ 1850

The above collections Of Vocal Gems con-
TAIN each 100 70 80 pages full Of the choicest
German, Scottish, Sacred or miscellaneous
songs. Very valuable, and very moderate in
price.
g in boards; 81 n cloth; 81 fun gilt
The above Books ana Pieces, sent, postpaid,
on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON q Co, Boston.
JUG Z. II. DITSON q Z. New York.
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to SIS.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3179
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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THERE is nothing that has been in
vented for a long time that will give so
much comfort as the "fan attachment
for sewing machines. We were invited
TO examine its workings to-day at the
sewing machine rooms of Messrs. Beach
& Sutherland, No. 1853 Main street,
and left perfectly satisfied that it is a
success. Many a poor girl will bless the
inventor as she sits at herlabOr and feels
the refreshing breeze the little machine
fans around her.
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weanesaax. July 1eth. rsza.

between the hours of II am. and ppm. the
following property Situated in shelby county,
tennessee, and described in said deed as fol-
lows, to-wits What is Known as lots number
one, two and three, in block X, in the town Of
Fort Pickering extended; beginning at point
where the west line of Third street inteTsects
thence south with Third street one hundred
and nfty-one and One-haif feet 10 an alley:
thence west along said alley and parallel with
Van Buren, street two hundred feet to a stake:
thence north and parallel with Third sneet
one hundred and fifty-One and a-half feet To
the south line OF street: thence
20 the beginning.
The right OF redemption Is waived and the
title believed to be perfect, but L VIII convey
only as Trustee.
in7 q q RTrRUF Tr,.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE

This Saturday Ornfn Sth. 10 o'clock
I One Rosewood Parlor Set, one Oak Chamber
I Set. Carpets. Mating, etc. Also, Groceries,
! China Hardware, etc, etc
GEO. SHIELDS & CO.
jus AuctiOneerS. 24O Main street.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
Go to LEADING Business COLLEGE.

Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ For announcements Of candidates
see second page.7e1
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AHUSEHTENTS

WES. peGRAY BENEFITS BENEFIT
Soiree, june IS,
Al the Court Rooms, Waldran Block,
$50 Main street.
TICKETS. -.
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MUSICAL.
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD
REED G.
RRTcE. 81 50.

Is 50 universally regarded as q Standard
Method that IN advertisement Is only needed
as a reminder. The music is so attractive that
the student viii retain il as a book Of Organ
Pieces, after finishing the Instructive course.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to the
- undersigned as trustee, on the 18th day
OF April, 1871, by jacob =. Galloway, trustee,
and Mary r. Galloway, TO secure certain in
debtednessm mentioned in said deed, A will, as
trustee offer for sale for cash, to the highest
bidder, at public cutlery, on the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison streets, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
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THE Mathushek Piano is warranted
for five years. Every mechanical mind
recognizes at once the intrinsic merit of
its structure. Every cultivated ear de-
tects at the first sound the sweetness of
its tone.
MERRDIAN & WILCOX, Agents,
273l Main street.
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A fine colored picture OF Dolly Warden is on
the titles Of DOLLY NARDEN Song, DOLLY
RDE GalOp, DOLLY WARDEN Schot-
tische and Dolby NARUEN Waltz.
Each piece 50 cents.
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FOR LEASE OR RENT.

ID ESIDENCE-A large and delightfully."- Sit
a, uaued Tesidence on McLemore avenue,
loss east Of the State Female College, and
within a "A " minutes walk Of the street cars,
b. for rent. For further particulars apply 10
NJ WIRELESS,
JUS al Home ms. Co, Nc. ~ Madison 81.
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NATIVE WINES.

From the celebrated OAK HILL VINE.
YARDS, Parker, Russell & Co., Proprie-
tors, st. Louis, Missouri.
THESE wines are not excelled, either in pu.
4 rity or excellent qualities, by any other
wine OF same kind, consequently have taken
hold Of public favor to large extent: consist
ing Of Burgundy or Virginia Seeding, CaFet,
Concord, HerbemOnt, Delaware and Iatawba
These wines are old. Wine-drinkers, DESTROYS
OF supporting home productions will lind
these at No. 49 Main street.
ju2 DUFFY & CARY, Agents.
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WEISS BEER-The peoples summer
drink.
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DOAFD-Rooms, furnished or ~unfurnished,
- wiz board, FOR families, can be had al
Es-lsonarie rates. at I40 Madison street. Day
harder .ccoInmodateu- jas
DOAID-Man and wife or two young men
ID car be accommodated in a private fam
as terms reasonable; IS 81. Martin street. cor
n-r Pourstoc. jus
DBARD-By q young lady in a private fam
ID iy where two or three music scholars can
b. obtained. Address,
mvI TEACHER, Appeal Office.
FURNISHED ROOMS-TO gentlemen; SOTO
Il SIS per month; Southern Hotel. myi0
nOARD-Exeellent board, large and airy
rpsmS. furnished OF unfurnished- at lO6
conf street. NJ. ID. BADGER
nOARD-DeSlrable rooms for families, in
- one Of The coolest houses IN Memphis Tor
lh- next four months; 81 Alabama street. Mrs.
a 4. Route. my2
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FOR RENT.

IEOUSE-With IS rooms, near Court Square;
water abundant; will sell pariOr, dining
fssun and kitchen furniture; q rare chance.
Address. AGENT, Appeal office.
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TTOUSE-COntaining 3 rooms and kitchen
III No - Winchester avenue good cistern-
a Hly al Is Alabama street Jus
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ETOUsE-Z9 fernando street; S rooms, els
tern, well and every desirable conve-
Hence. Apply 70
Iut D0NOHO & BULKLEY, SO Madison
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PLUMBING, 815 Second street.
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FOR SALE.

I,oUNTER-A good counter, cheap. Apply
L AT No. Jefferson street to -
Jas SAM h COM AItD.
ICENsE- months unexpired term city
har-rOOm license. Apply al Atlanuc
House, foot OF Beale street. yu9
DEER-COoLER-Cheap, a me new beer
. o~ooler--very large. Apply a 21 front 81
nRICK-Always on hand, and for sale as
II low as any in market. Apply at ONCE
SNOWDEN. ONERTON & CO.
fu2 RearES Second street.
.,tfFLBY COUNTY wARRANTs-In sums
70 suit purchasers. These particular war
fluts are marked " not receivable for tdIeS o.
fS-L p but are as good as other warrants 70 pay
taxes due prior or subsequent 10 l6l.
luyD , hLAn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nrst-class three
ID story brick dw~eliing-hOuse, Nos Market
street. Titus Block; contains twelve rooms
and all modern Improvements Apply az
inya6 ~ MAlS
EpOREHOUsE-No 246 Front street. Apply
- 10 RAYNER WHITFIELD
Inyl5 No. 400 shelby street
HAS-From the old company, at SGD per
TT 100. No charge for setting meters once
~ second street. myW
nE-IDENCE AND LOT-A cottage resi-
rs. dence and beautiful lot on MOsby street.
III a by - feet. THIS Is nne opPorLuAHS
Dor a bargain. Apply 70 q. W. AeAanQelf
Tl-iuess Manager Of the Appeal, No Il Union
---gL myS
OTs-on Walnut street on time, Apply
at g Union street. GEORGE DIXON
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DOOMS-Three very large and well ye1tl-
IL lated rooms very cheap. Apply at "a
Nam street
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MtseeUaneOUa.

The James Howard got off yesterday
morning for New Orleans with three
thousand tons of assorted freight, load
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HOTSES-TwO houses on MOsby street,
north side. near Jones avenue. lnior-
nation given concerning same by f. A. Cole,
Clerk and Master First Chancery court.
mI H. CLAY KING.
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-oNAN-To 90 TWENTY-FIVE miles INTO the
w country TO cook and wash for a finally
Ahr9 No. IS UNION STREET.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
NOTICES.

b above sale has been postponed until
Wednesday, June 26, 1872.
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nRICK-Always on hand, and for sale as
Is low as any in market. Apply at ONCE
SNOWDEN, ONERrON & CO.
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TA-From the old company, at S0 per
II 100. No charge for setting meters once
20 Second street. mNlV
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ROOMS N BOARD.

Olson Walnut street on Apply
at % Union street. GEORGE DIXON
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

A SPECIAL rELEaRAM from Springfield
says that "the announcement that Gov
Palmer would not be candidate for re-
nomination upon the regular republican
'ticket, has created great surprise and
consternation among the followers
of the administration, who had fully
counted on him ms one Of their chiefs. 1t
'appears that this declaration of q ov.
'Palmers was not made hastily, for I
now learn that on the 18th inst be
Wrote to Senator Trumbull stating that
he would support the nominee of the Gin
cinnati convention If man was selected
who was statesman aud whose political
'and social life and previous record had
been such as to command the confidence
of the people," 1t is to be expected that
such declaration Of principles from Gov.
Palmer would carry dismay into the radi-
cal camp, but it only serves to vindicate
him before the people. Gov. Palmer has
enjoyed the respect, in n large degree, of
the best men in the state Of both parties,
and this respect cannot fail to be enhanced
by his decided stand for an honest gov
eminent as opposed to the present corrupt
administration.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

nA. The Catholic bishop Of tho Eoch-
ester diocese has issued some regulations
for the government Of funerals that are of
very radical character, and will proba-
bly, excite considerable discussion. He
announces that not more than II hacks
will be allowed in a funeral procession,
and that when that number have been
admitted, the gates of the cemetery will be
closed. 1t Is not certain whether this is
designed to prevent the delaying of the
ceremonies at the grave, which is occa.
stoned by the admission Of long line OF
carriages, or to discourage the very oner-
Gus expense which the present custom
inaicts upon the relatives of deceased per-
sons. Probably the regulation is a wise
one on both accounts. But the most
remarkable order issued by Bishop
McQuaid is that priests shall not be per-
mttcd to indulge in any psncgyric of the
deceased in funeral discourses.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

and hfty delegates, who will como hither
from al portions Of the United States.
Delegates from representative bodies of
Methodism In Germany, England, France,
ard Canada, and from other bodies
throughout the world, will also be present.
These delegates and their friends will be
accommodated by the Methodists in this
city, who will throw open their doors to
them eagerly.
More than twenty thousand persons per
day on the average, II Is estimated, will
visit our city from New York and adj acent
cities and places during the continuation
of the Conference, and the occasion is
looked forward To by the members of the
Organization with more than ordinary
pleasure.
This body-the General Conference--is
composed Of delegates from the annual
conferences of the Church, about two
hundred and fifty, according to the ratio
Of ministers In the Conference. The Cor
ference which embraces Brooklyn sends
seven delegates, and New York sends nine.
The body is the supreme court Of the
Church, 1t Is The highest legislative
and executive body Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church In the United States
II elects and ordains the bishops; II
appoints the missionary agents, the book
room agents, the editors of al: tho maya
zines and papers In connection with the
denomination. 1t finally and inevitably
settles all disputes Of any and every de-
scription in the church. From its dccis-
ions there Is no appeal whatever. 1t can
make or unmaks everything in connec-
ton with this organization save tho "arti-
Giles of the church."
Lay representation will be introduced
at this conference for the first time in the
history of the church, and will constitute
one of tho greatest features Of the occasion.
1t Is also expected that the affair of the
"book concern" in New York, which has
been SO prominently before the people for
so long time, will come before the body
for final action, and this, together with
the other features already recounted, will
conspire to render the convention the
greatest and most intensely interesting
ever held.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
THE NEW YORK UPRISING.

From the world, April IL.
The speeches, last evening, were equal
to the occasion, and fully met the expecta-
tions of the applaudlng audience. The
conjuncture required, above all things,
boldness and they were sufficiently bold.
Neither Mr.. Trumbull nor Mr.. Schurz
showed any inclination to mince matters,
or to handle the administration with nit
tens. The truth was spoken without fear
the breach between the liberal republicans
and the administration is made irreconcil-
able hereafter 1t is war in which no
quarter can be either asked or given.
There is now strong reason TO believe that
the Cincinnati convention will DO u sue.
cess, and that it will hold in its hands the
destiny of the republic for the ensuing
four years. 1t will not be mere advise
nv body intended to act upon and influence
the Grant convention ut Philadelphia
but q thoroughly hostile body, meeting to
organize canvass which will sweep away
the prevailing nepotism and corruption,
re-establish kindly relations between all
the states, reform the civil service, check
Capitalization, and restore the right Of To-
cal self-government. 1t is now certain
that the Cincinnati convention will nom-
mate ticket, and unless some great blum.
der Is perpetrated in the selection OF can
didatss, that ticket will unite, In . close,
compact phalanx, all the elements OF OPP
position.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
TELEGRAPHlC,

ST. Louis, April l5.-The jury in the
case of Joseph II. Fore, for murder,
brought in verdict Of acquittal this NOR
; ming.
New YORK, April ia branch Of the
Catholic union, an organization established
for the contribution of support to the pa
pacy, was formed yesterday.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Mrs. Lydia
Sherman, charged with the murder Of
several persons, chiefly her own children,
will be arraiyned for trial at New Haven
tomorrow.
New YORK, April l5.-Fanny Hyde
was put on trial il Brooklyn to-day for
killing her employer, George Watson, in
February last.
NEW York, April 15.--The interna-
tionalists yesterday discussed tho various
differences existing in that organization.
The chief cause of these differences was
said to be the action of the Woodruff
Clahin section, which has now been sus-
pended by order of the general council at
London.
ST. LOUIS April l5.--The inquest on
the body Of the victims by the explosion
of the steamer Oceanus closed yesterday
The jury's verdict states that they were
unable to determine the cause OF the explo.
sion. Although about q dozen steamers
have arrived since the explosion, intclli.
gence Of finding but two additional bodies
has been brought by them, and these bod
les are not identified.
y ELoiS, H., April l5.-There is great
excitement here concerning the murder
: Oh ooihn Root on Thursday evening.
G Inc coroners jury on Saturday returned
ID a'erdict That the deceased came to his
aeath by pistol shots at the hand Of some
" person or persons unknown. This affair
ed noon reward Of $500 was otY,rea for IN.
nd arrest OF the murderer, by the citv os M
RS gin, which probably will be larce,v
he plemented by other authorities to. mo,ror,
mr. Root was buried on yesterday, an i'm
M. "'ense crowd followed the remains To IN,
ra- grave, and his brother and sister.in. i. q
hat oeihg both present from New-York stat,
A NEW YORK, April ia Leesbur,
va dispatch says that what appear, |,
INV pea Borgia case has just been discoyere
rdi- IN ina. place. A Mrs. Emily +. Lloyd,
by mey OF responsibility, is suspected of bav
re, Jug poisoned her whole family, consistip
re. " Ao' husband and four children, as wei
nv. an elderly lady relative who was viii,
ing her. The solution for the commi,sio
,ha Of these crimes is that tho woman a..,..
to re-marry and wished to put the childr,
out Of the way in Difference to her ne
~. love.
lie SIOUX CRY, Iowa, April l5.-Comm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18

dors X. II. Durfee is now here actively
engaged in making preparations for his
grand excursion V the Yeliewstone VAL
ley, which 10 expected 70 leave here about
May 20. 1t is expected that the excur-
sionists will number about ESQ persons,
coming from New York, Boston, and east.
ern states. The party will go prepared
for an overland trip from the head of nav
igation on the Yellowstone, and will cx-
pect TO be gone from hero about two
months. Everything connected with the
exclusion is to be on the grandest possible
scale, and it is believed that it will prove
a great success. Commodore Durfee will
have charge Of the party in person. and
will show his friends tho great national
park and everything else of interest
throughout Dakota, Wyoming and Mon
tana.