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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20
OF HEsWORD

When ROBERT WRIGHT, who yielded
to none Of his predecessors in ignorance
Of his profession, and beat them all in
the fraudulent and sordid vices" bad
been introduced into the circle Of pa
rasites and bufioons who surrounded JEF-
FRIES, At this time Chief Justice Of the
Kings Bench" he was one day asked
by that shame Of England, why he
seemed TO be melancholy, and upon that
laid open his destitute condition to bis
portion. JEFFRIEs said to him "Rs you
seem TO be unfit for the bar, or any other
honest calling, 1 see nothing for It but
that you should become 3 Judge your
self" WRIGHT thought it 3 piece Of
wicked pleasantly; but JEFFRIEs de-
clsred that he was never more serious in
bis life, and obtained him from the King
a warrant, ereSting him a Baron OF the
Exchequer, and he took his place among
the twelve Judges Of England, aud az
forwards erawled into the place Of Chief
Justice Of the Kings Bench.
General MOVIES has appointed r.
KING CUTLER 3 Judge in Louisiaas, 10
the place Of honest Judge CAzABAF, re-
af~nad
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70 CORREsPORDENTs

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
municauons. Whstsver Is Intended FOR IN
sertion in the APPEAL, must be authenii-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer. as 8 g~usrsLsee Of his good faith ana
responsibility.
Business letters sh0ult be addressed 70 "THE
APPEAL," MemphL.
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, snd With
all other matters connected with the edito-
riaI Department, should be addressed: EDI-
Tors ~ APPEAL Memphis
u,-s--ot a. rule undertake 20 return arti-
g1ot found suitable for publication
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T~ELEGRAPHIU MARKETS


NEW YORK, November Ig.-Cotton,
frmsr sales, 1000 bales: Upiands, lisa
lsfc. Flour, Superi0e, State and West.
erni $ 1909. Whisky, quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat, better Amber State,
81 az. Corn, better; mixed Western,
81 349l IS. Oats, a shade irmer;
9G94e. Coffee, quiet but steady. Sugar,
hrm put quiet; Cuba, ll@I2se. Molas-
ses, duh aud heavy. Pork, GUST but
finer szI. Lard, steady but 0uTst
barrels, l2s@13ac.
Money Is hrmer and very active st &c
Tor call loans. Sterling is quiet at 9a9{c.
Gold, 13a4c. Government stocks ara less
active and scarcely 60 firm. Stocks
heavy. Receipts at the sub treasury
Sls5l25 payments, 1911 $685.; balance,
New ORLEANS, November Ie.-Sugar
dull and notwithstanding clarified 1S6
l53c. MOlasses active, 70G9Oc. Flour is
dull and Observation-Disclosures s9Sa Ok
choice, SIS D0l5. Corn dujI. I8Oc'
Oats, small sales at Use. Pork dull and
declined 5Oc-nOw quoted at S2I 50. Ba.
con dull and lower-retaiIing as follows.
shoulders, l24Gl24c rib sides, Ice: clear
sides, lie. Lard dull and no sales Quo.
ted-iierces, l24e; kegs, 1910. Cotton
hrmer-mfddling Orleans, Tie; sales,
800 bales receipts, 1884 bales exports.
Is4 bales Sterling, 50I65Sc. New
York sight, s9ke premium. Gold, 1884.
ST. LOUIS, November I9.-Tobaeeo.
and steady. Cotton, I5c. Hemp
dull 3 S0G2 s.. Flour, lower and m
S7Gl3. Wheat, dull and easier.
81 7aGS IS. Corn, steady; sSG95e.
Oats, 65G68e. Barley, frner: 81 256
| so. Rye, drmer; 81 27I6I 32S. Pro.
visions, quiet. Pork, S21G2Is So. Bacon.
shoulders, l2Gl24c; clear sides, I52GI6c
Lard, quiet l2Gla4c. Whisky is held
II 1925. Weather, cloudy.
CINCINNATI, November JO.-CottoD
iuli middiing l6e. Family flour s1ia
II p. Wheat dull and unchanged. Cora
,(63e lower. Oats dull at Csc. Rye firm
81 4S9l so. Barley steady at 81 30al s..
DObaccb frm. Whisky duh and nom
nal, at 33c, bonded. Hogs dull at SIS 20
a., gross; IS 256s IS, nett. Provisions
re unchanged. Pork is held at 500.
Lard l2c. Green shoulders Re; sides Sc.
l3e. Bacon shoulders II4QIl4e
lear sides l5t@l5lc.
LOUISVILLE, November 19.-Tobacco
little irmer sales, 70 hhds at IS To
is IS for Jugs 10 medium leaf. Hogs.
irmer, So IS to 10 TO packers. Flour,
uperfue, s.. Wheat. steady, 50 IS to
40. Corn, new ear, IS to soc. Oats. CSC
q bulk. Whisky, bonded, $50. Cotton,
5fc, Bacon, shoulders, 12fc; clear sides
6te. Mess pork, $50. Lard, I2tc.
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THE New York Herald of the l4th
says Probably nobody who passed a
certain window on Broadway yesterday
was aware that, in an u~nobtrusive case
of ordinary size and pattern, three hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of diamonds
was lying exposed 10 public view. This
il the famous collection contributed BY the
ladies Of the South % aid the rebellion.
and is to be Used by the Gettysburg AS
ISOLATION in the raising OF funds for the
enterprise Of founding a home for crippled
soldiers on the battle field at that place.
Most ROtieesble among the collection are
the following pieces, viz A diamond
cross, $1,000, Iady's breast pin. $500.
lsdy,s breast pin. 5000; diamond, pearl
and anne set, 5000; Z ring with single
diamond, $500; q diamond cIuster
$500; a set OF studs, $500; gentlemans
DIN, $500; diamond breast pin S85o0,
one pearl set, $500; one diamond and
emerald ring, $500; and one cluster
ring, $500. Besides these are coraIs
emerald scarf rings and diamonds and
amsthySts Of every lesser value imAgIn.
abls, !
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Mntice-

usOTseN aDs0n vs.. Lazy McFee.
IN his cause Il appearing to the Court that
process q law caBnot be served npoa him.
that an attechment has been issued .aqatpsf
the said defenda1t. which has been Returned
levied uoen two Mules, one Wagon and one
SCI Harness, the defendant not to be found
and u further appeaYng that the property as
attached Is OF q perishable nature, Ii is cOnsld-
cred BY me that judgment nisi be repdered
against said c~eiendanti In favor OF plaintif FOR
the sum or tzOs and costs Of suit, unless he en-
ter his appearance n tsts eause within four
made in some Newspaper PUBLISHED N the
OF SHELBY requiring the said defendant
o answer said attachment, etc; aud that o @.
the of1cer leyying said attachment.
70 sell the property 80 aitached to the
bidder, for csSh, after having adver-
tissd the same Tor ten days. and hold the pro-
subject t0the further orders OF this Court.
witness my hand and seal this lsth Noven-
n0Ye lsvsF% r. 3. NILLER, IP.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

me friends and acquaintances Of w. r.
Lucas n dfamuy are requested 10 attend the
funeral OF bis wife, at st. Lazarus Church. This
Wednesday, Morning, at Il o'clock. Carriages
at the church.
November %, 1857.
The friends aad acquaintance OF J.KEsIA-
eoRIo snd family are invited to attend his
funeral from his residence, Ne. ISs Fro1t street.
This twedaesday) Morning, st 10 o'clock.
CarFiages In attendsnce at house. -
The fiends Of MAJ h. A. ROGERS and wife
are invited to attend the funeral Of their son,
HUGH Ross This (wedne sdsy) Evening. at 8
O'Clock al EImWood. Services By the Rev. Or.
Wheat
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THE New York papers Of the 14th
were unusually filled with accounts Of
crimes, secideDts and ealamiies. Here
is an epitOmeg
Ten thousand people were drowned.
like rats 10 a tub, in the West Indies 1
new bridge fell, at Norwich, in Connee-
tieut eve horses ana three men falling
with II. a stesmer was burned at Wolf.
boro', New Hampshire. A sash and
blind factory was burned ia Forty
second street; a provision warehouse ia
Peck slip, and 8 piano factory in Walker
street. were also burned. There were
fires 10 GiDeinpati, Louisville, Omaha,
Springfield, Mass. and Ottawa, Canada.
A heavy now storm in Connecticut
broke down the telegraph wires. From
MstamOrss there are reports of a terrible
hurricane, which destroyed six hundred
houses, and all the steamers in the river
bat oae, and killed and wounded sixty
or seventy persons. Very few buildings
remain standing in Matsmorss and
Brownsville. Ia Baltimore, two rels-
tives Of Henry A. Wise shot E. A. Pol
lard, in the street. A uegro murderer
was hanged az Elizabeth. At Norfolk
q drunken marine killed another with a
pocket knife. A,woman was murdered
st Worcester. or coBrse, sll this did not
happen IN q single day; but all Is re-
corded as news In the papers Of one day.
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JOHN K. WINcHELL,
All OH II III O IT,
8I7 Second Street, sa

DLASS and specifications for ali dese-,n-
TORS OF private and public Buildings f1rs
nished on short notice.
Remodeltng OF old buildings also ATTENDED
%. Specimens OF work can be seen al the
once as above, All kinds OF building ooera-
lions unerinfended In persnn- noTa0arn
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ent in Arkansas q copy Of the following
order, printed, we suppose, for the public
information
HD. QE's sUB-DIsrKICr OF ARKANSAS,
LITTLE ROCK, AK, 0 4, 1857
General Orders No. 49,
Pursuant to instructions from Head
quarters Fourth Military District, dated
October %, 1857, no payments In money
or scrip, OF account Of services rendered
during the rebellion, will be allowed to
civil officers or others, in Arkansas, by
virtue OF the decision Of the Supreme
Court OF the stats in the case OF Fill
kius vs.. HawkiBs, that "sets Of civil
officers Of the State Of ArkaRsas dgring
the rebellion are validn This decision
being deemed, by the Brevet Msjor Gen
eFsi commanding the District, as hostile
10 the laws Of the United States. any
violation OF this order will be followed.
by the removal OF the ofhcer guilty, and
the expenditure will be returned TO the
public treasury.
BY eommSnd Of Brevet BHg.-Gen. c. H.
SMITH, Us A
lst Lieutenant and AdJuiant ZNh United states
Infantry. Acting Assistant Aejutant General
Isl Lieutenant and Adjutant 2sth Upited
States Infantry. Acting A A General.
we did not suppose It to be the pre-
rogative Of a Legislative Body, even
when acting outside Of the Constitution,
judlcIally to decide, or ~legislatively TO
enact, that the proceedings OF civil off,
GERS and tribunals were void. The Con-
~stitution commits that power to the
Courts. II the act OF Congress which by
its preamble declared that no legal Gov
ernments existed at the time Of its
enactment, In the States which had
rebelled against the United States,
attended 10 annul all the acts Of their
civil officers and the proceedings and
Judgments Of their Courts done and had
during the war, it did not Gag so, and
in the nature Of things was powerless
10 effect their humiliation. As an exer-
else Of the law OF despOtic Force, we
must admit the validity Of Gen. ORD's
order; but IS 3 decision it is entitled to
consideration The Congress, even
II possessed Of all the powers Of the Eng
lish Long Parliament or the French Ma
tionsl Convention, could not make an
ENACTMENT that would obliterate every
Judgment taken before q Justice OF the
Peace or reBdsrea BY . Court, during the
and that would necessarily annul
marriage solemnized daring the
sns tine, before a Civil M~agistrate. IT
Guild no uOEs do either than it could
all private eSsgacts made during
be same, never to have bad any legal
bAssaon We DO not believe that Coy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

AN sstonished tourist writes to the
Frontier H9deS from the curious district
surrounding the Yellowstone Lake OF
Montana
dNearthe outskirts OF this INDUSTRIOUS
locality there is q lake on top OF the
mountain that is yet frozen over, the ice
and now covering its surface some
twenty feetdeep. Two main forks of the
Yellowstone, one beading opposite Wind
aud Green rivers and ths other opposite
Henry's Fork Of Snake river, 10 the
same vicinity that the Madison and
Gsllatin rise, empty into the big lake,
which has for its outlet the Yellowstone
river, and just below the lake the
whole river falls over the face Of
amountsin thousands Of feet. the spray
rising several hundred. A pebble was
timed by a watch in dropping from an
Overhanging Of enc perpendicular fall,
and is said 20 have. required eleven and
= half seconds TO strike the surface Of
the river below. That beats Niagara
Pals AL hollow The river at these
greatest falls Is represented 30 be bali ss
large as the Missouri 81 Omaha, and IS
clear - crystal. The great lake, like all
Others In these mountains is thick with
salmon trout, Of from Eve to forty pounds
weight, and where the milky boiling
mineral waters from the geysers inter.
mibgle with the clear pure water from the
streams, these elegant fish can
be iforkedi up by the boat load.n
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The New Orleans police have discov-
cred that q large amount OF bogus coin
has been received ia thst city 10 be
passed upon ignorant negroes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

OUR young men, says the Charleston
Mercury, must seize the plOw-haudle
and spSde, and use then with a. much
energy Is they used the muskst and can
non. This has been done in South Caro-
lima, and scOres Of men OF gentle blood
are gaining their bread by work that now
is honorable indeed. Educated young
men may be found on the whsrves, in the
cotton fields, In the barns, fighting
against want IS they fought against bal
let and sabre. Phis Is IS Il should De 4,
but the whole duty will not be accom-
plished until there Is not, 10 this State,
one man Of sound health who Is without
employment. There is work in anund.
ance for every one but, ii the desired
work cannot be had, the work that can
De found must At ance be taken. Work
q the tfus psnEcsa Tor all cur evils sud
there IL more heRjth abd bstssr fsrtnne
ID the TILED fields thsnIR Billiard rooms.
lpdsr hotel piszEss, or In lounging elons
)ur streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

ON and after the 2lst Inst, orr rates for Com
pressing Cotton viii De 81 25 per hale
which includes, A. hefore. one Drayage. Cover.
Ing sample Holes and Fire Insurance while in
our possession. All coitcn received PRIOR to
said date, viii be charged at Al so per bale FOR
COMPRISING.
All bills for Composing are due and payable
carrier, Wv
Southwestern Freight Cotton Press Co
BY J. MERRITT, PRESIDENT.
GILL MAURf,
Chtekasaw Steam Cotton Press.
Memphis November n. ~, rcSs5' -
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To Creditors Of Bankrwnfs.
DERSONS receiving notices that their debt
L ors have nlea Petitions to be declared
sankrgpfS, viii 40 vel % Immediately prove
Courts, or toey will be barred [ have the
blank Necessary, and can pnt tham 10 proDsr
shape, ct small e. pense HUME 2. /
US Commissioner, No. IS Madison street.
noYit IN
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Nomce-

I'VE warn all persons from trading for q note
w given by Us TO A. Louis 4 90. FOR sSS00
April L 1857, as said note was given wfthou.
consideration. Il Is the ssme-note that hss
Fscenly 9een i the possession OF Mack 4
nuVM 1t SuTvu Ar4
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NEW ADyEaTIsEmE'Ts

MASONIC NOTICE-The A
VI officers and members Of bamIl
son Lodge, No rs, are hereby notified Wy
3 attend q special communications. M
FhtS Wednesday, Evening", November \
20. 1857, or WORK in the A. DEGREE
BY order OF p. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
W n. BUTTS. Secretary. nnvC0 IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

80 ItI" ENID o u
For any Information that will lead to the re-
coyery OF a cour lie OF Lfght Ray Mules. aged 3
years zach, one a mare the -0ther a horse mule.
strayed on the sth OF this month. aud was LAST
heard nom Al Collierviil IL going IN the direction
o. Memphis. Toe above reward will be cheer.
fully paid. any person knowing of the same
am, Marshall county. Misz- n0vQo -
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THE eREAT FREYI

I6Q ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND-rES
lOO miles nom Memphis. Terms easy
Apply to E n. CLARKE.
nnb- ima al Front Efraat-
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sas q eFINL
CHURN Ell
WHY, ONE OF h
N OF THEM

WHY DO you ASK ME THAT QUESTION, SIR
Bsaass on Of them needed . dOabta and hat badly amoasyOur household anvsn-
snS@t mat the atonous an uouhsonehsn OF ehurntng may become an ageaber area-
ion to heLa dhsu Ponw HON such Guha usually dewve
What's the article? What's the description What's II do.
pray, STRIP
Narus snpy ~ Erewp ropeler whessza attached to believer md oa stay handle
wndhs placed he Od fashioned" wooden tut ehurn md worked IL the am man
nG precisely aths"o old DHhs" hestuo wheels svorvsE phy and In couutsr dtuehuE
At evsryu n and down movement Of the "Dashss" completely dnngszng and euuiue the
Geamn into the minuuat particles; while at the same i'm y aid the "E beds" in smh d.
vision ~ the Wheas,k eepsu the Who bah Of the cream supplied with constant currents C
h~h ar thussaaHng BY tbs anPsa process III true principles Of "Sod Butter MaEaE
Well, sir, is the thing simple-Very simple?
Why 80 very simple when eL that nota word oferpauaHon Is Necessary. why =Ed-
sy"" ARnt Dnah" or the eighty year "a child can both aaTaGdan M uzf and eoMaarnr
thsrhvs imagine any ohrp upose Nrh-
Is 1t durable and substantial, sir
III made Of the best sheet ZIncw not t-srons neat M with ouusarvva an
asst Is long as you aud yours grand hndens children
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10 r r N r.

Fin OFFICES and sLEEPING-ROOMS. al
prices to suit The times. Also. STORE and
bWE LLING HOUSES eligibly loe4trd-yerv
cheap Call OF J. K. p PRIrCHARD,
Cashier Tennessee Saving Institution. Bethel
Block. nov9n a.
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AwIlrTART

We have received from a correspond,
ent in Arkansas q copy Of the following
order, printed, we suppose, for the public
information
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Hdos not only make good Bu1, but about DIVE FoURrz RoRE 70 aavsn anouat r
FGeEn, under Ike Circumstances Of quality and tmDeaturt and in about ONE HiLF TEE
TINE required by he use CT the soh dahG" An. hoxEero quite ready to on0~sthatw
VIII not naksB Buffers qmck as the boGpda Five Minute" and oher"t zhtniuq" Chups n~
would We havet 80 uek, for tbs very plain andshmler s9p that the sxrsorina rly -na
operation Of such Cnunsy sds the usuta mas n SOFT LARDYu namg amg ur-af
.ofhos RJcH. GRALyT KAIK ERh and Lively QUALIZESwhch@ nsutas REAL
GOOD BITTER. A-" --.a-- 49,
ztons past Hnd % 1 understand you that nothing more sreqnrd than M r the FIN
LEY DAsEERST' HE.H
Nothtnge else whatever to complete the 6LAFLE5T CHEAPET and EOSF 6A EASFAC-a
DR. CHURNLYG APRARAFIE thatt w0dd my yet produced
.H Well hhnds once excuse me dr-uRht well peed. b1t a little suspicious CaR
help It. Ire 20 ue Irish NOT one ofths YANKEES humbHrs-onsO ct the "Machhe Nunez~
or Ooeo fths" Hub Of the Universal Fans sort Of rcEsi ku b hams that would to LOOK pn.
bring "brosdg uage"z grin to the phz ~ s most fsIdbT ssbuu -6ut vita sonsvhatoF
sehanget the programme and scenery when casting a Iy pep at te COOK after many
nuhese rOrast To- slice hOn ortw@ Ushl such loEsnd such tOughng" as ali understand
Who ave been thuIy done for"
MslhnksL discovers mutual ymp&hy,a similarity ofs1psHsns ana a similar s~-
DAsA9R| = SoHuABVG notsbhOf+ar Us honsnwnHon" ana wiz uPeais
is open to omPsanoB, and for" common sense every cas- practical use aud household econ
onyr Weay to Yankee or anybody eksB BEAT II YoU CAV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

The first DEVILS congregation has
convened in the Land OF Sorrow. The
sable progeny " OF Aries teeming loins'
has been marched to the polls in Ala
bsma, under the orders Of that inesrna-
ton Of besstiness, the " Bureau, " like
1.-THE pItchy cloud
.0F 1o-uets warning on the Eastern Wlno
..Tb.r oTar he realm Of fmpiOua Phnroan nung
Il ne night. ana dRTkened ali the lano OF
Nile
and that hiss now befallen the pleasant
CITY Of Montgomery, and the Capitol
crowuiDg its heights in which men c
lsgislated. which befel Jerusalem, when
the grim denizens
urrom the pit Of Hell durst TX
90 -baf- sasfs long amer next the seGL Of Cod
o. Their altar by his altar
and duTst abide
r-bovar laundering OutOf sion, Jhfoned
- Psfween the ChErubim yea. often placed
-WTEir His sanctuary itself their shrlhtss
a ah5mana ions and with cured Things
q. IE bCIv n.bts and solemn faasts p~rofaned,
a.. And " d Their daTEness durht an7ont ms
LIGHT"
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w A N T E d
go

A situation as BO0k-k eeper or Salesman.
Rslsrenees given y re1Qlrst. Apply st th5s
OuNEEs An-nn
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FIRE fMSslp AgsCE .

Itumhcrland Valley Mutual Protection Com
~ pany, Dickinson twp, Cumberland coun-
ty, Pa. lnsures on as good terms AZ any
other reliable Company. Capital over 800, 600
WM. i. MULLEN, Prest.
FARMERS Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
I Office East Main street, York, Pa. Ac
cumulated capital over $500, ,0GO.
Ii. KEABER, Pres't.
Insurance Company of North America,
L Philadelphia. Capital $500,000, (oldcst
Stock Insurance Company in the United
States) Incorporated in 1874. $4,000, $50
losses PAID in cash. Assets January /,
1867. 81, 1G3, 2GI ,23.
ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pres't
II orse Thief Detecting and Insurance Com
- pany Of York, Pa.
DAVID STRIoKLEr, Secy.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, of Fort Royal, JU-
niata county, Pa, is the Agent of all of the
above Companies. may 90, lSG1-tf.
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SE:ATSIsItE..

CAPT. II. II. WILsoN-Dcar Sir -
As the time is approaching Tor nomina-
ting suitable persons for the various Off
ces TO be voted for Ills fall, | would,
through your columns, respectfully sug-
gest to :he consideration of the Noniua-
Ting Convention DR.. j =. STE8RETr as q
person cmineatly qualified fer the position
of State Senator. The Doctor is well
known throughout the District, and it is
unnecessary to say anything at length in
regard to his views on the great aud lead
ing questions which arc agiiatins our
country. lie has always been a true Re
publican, and firm in advocating sacb
.nen~urea a. promote tho interest. a-l
tend TO the pcrlctuity Of this great Re
public. LACK.
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COnMITTEE l.EETiTG.

At meeting OF the Republican, Coun-
ty Committee, held at the SENTINEL. Office
on the 25th inst, b. Z. Schwier, Col. j.
n. Moore and 2. S. Ligsett, were elected
Senatorial, and J. J. Patterson, Dr.. S. o
KCmpfcr aud Capt. C. Mcclellan, Rep
resentativc Conferecs to represent Juni,
alta county in the District Conference, to
be held at Lewistown, for the purpose Of
c!eeting delegates to the Republican State
Convention.
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THERE is a strong concurrence Of tes-
timony as to the unprecedented breadth
and promise of the wheat crop. The
weather has been and is favorable for it
but not so well for corn. Still, there is
abundant tine yet for that unless, indeed
the coming autumn shall be cold and un-
propitious, as the last was. la some
places the fruit has suffered some. NsF.
erthelcss, the indications are pretty gen
cral for boun,iGul yield.