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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-30

Mr.. Leo Wheat has again been sue
eessfGl in coucerfizlug at Nashville. The
Gazette Of the 27Ch says: (: With Wheats
talent and Farmers genius, and the as
sistHnce 0f-sueh artistes as took part in
the program. ne, what mere could we
expect than the most perfect success?
Under the impression that c0ncesled
treasure lies buried ia the front yard of
Capt w. J. HarmOn's residence at Nash
vile, parties have repsired thither at
night and dug up the place. The Cap.
tain has given fair warning that If they
do SO again they may get load of lead
for their trouble.
"A letter to the Louisville Journal
dated the 23d, has the following item of
news, That has not before appeared on
the surface:
Bill Stokes is said to be fixing things
10 East Tennessee to have himself nom
mated as successor of Gov. BroWnlow.
Tom Hamilton is reported to have the
same object in view while asking to be
nominated for Congressman for the
State at large. It is not unlikely that
the cOlOred voters OF West Tennessee
may insist Upon the nomination of Bar
bour Lewis for the same position. Lewis
is able, plausible and unscrupulous. He
Is BOW chief County Commissioner for
Shelby cOunty, and wants to be Presi-
dential electCr. Rfr, Fitch, who was de-
Tested ss a (mOderstej Radical caudi-
date for the MayOralty at the last n1u-
nieipsl election in Memphis, is also
pressed by his friends for the
elect0rship. He is q very able man
and fine speaker, but the Radical
party ia Tennessee hssin it few as adroit
politicians as Barbour Lewis. The Hon.
Dan g unn; who represents West Ten
hessee in Congress, is home to look after i
his personal interests. This is necessary,
as it 3 proposed TO push him overheard |
for tie benefit Of w. j Smith, who wants |
30 so to Congress. The Hunter, Lewis |
aud Elas0n factions Of the Radical party
will all support Smith. The Beaumont
faction is yet undecided what it will do. |
During the impeachment trial Lewis and
Smith pledged themselves not to favor
any Rnti-Nunn movement IL Mum
you'd work to have the President eonvic-
ted, and When Wade became President,
would have Lewis made United States
Judge for q new district OF West Yenv
nessee, or postmaster, and Smith eolIec-
tor or assessor. Wade not being made
President, Lewis and Smith, who went
Gu to Washington to Tx things with
Num-, came back disappointed, and don't
think they are bound by any pledges.
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II EMPEEES APPEAL.
II E r M S
CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCFIaN


W. II. PassDore d Co 80 Second.
A. NJ. stOddard & Co., 80 Second.
a =. Levy 4 Co., 81 Second, jefferson Block.
BANKS
sytizer,s Union Bank, cor. Main and JeG
Peoples isaDk of Tennessee, i Madison.
MeIaphis CITY savings InstiIiOn, ID Jefienon.
FIRST National Bank, IA Madison.
Jackson Insurance Company, 10 &Aadlson'
BOOK STORES.
CT. .ChamberIiu q Co, Blank Books, ls7 Main
Church & Co, Sl5 Main.
ID. Wade & Co., - Main.
Beers AND SHOES.
App & LutE, l5]z Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
- r. Morgan, ISS Third, corner n 4sshlngton.
Us. Bruce < Co., g and 50 Monroe.
woodruff a Co, l7S Main.
RI. BRADLEY, 90 Aain, Jackson BLOCK.
COAL DEALERS.
Eigisv- MeiIersh q Co., . South Court.
DISPERSAEY.
Dr.g. 3. Russells q North Court.
DENTISTS.
=. Hinscn, Z38 Main street, Clay Building.
DRUGGISTS,
ChandIer& CO.. GAG Main.
EUKNEGUHE.
I'D. stiles & CO., ZS2 seoond.-
GROCER Eh.
F'argsson & Clay. Wholesale S25 Front
WeUo, Mitchell Co, Wholesale, IL Union
G. " SturcivanI 500 lS2 Front,
NCarliH " alt & Co., wholesale, ~ Front.
Br. SOks, Esely L Co., z7t Front
egFrflH q eLaFDHs oaS n AN
sPSI-.srll stewart q Co., No. Ilx Onion.
VicioTS ~achs. Fish Depot, Al Jefferson st,
MerS.A Ware q Taliey. ISi Main.
RnyyA ~, STOVES. ETC.
AlHsA Brothers, 20 front. ,.,-,
Juk Scott, also, TIM - ,,,} :, -
EhaaIfE,rtOut & Bro, II SS 'osas
+. Ru4ens 3 Bradley, 2Z3 SecC-'o
McCQEfbS,lE Co., 52i Maiu street.
Orgif las. Z Co., Si2 Front.
n. Wet q 4 Co., l3 and Is Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
L. Rooscher, also Findings, S255Z Main.
Geo Phliler 4 Ce. Adams, near river.
HUMAE HAIB AND WIGS.
r. Lavigue, 25955 Main. See advertisement.
Mrs NJ J.. Rodner, ;;z3 Main.
INsURANCE.
Phoenix Fire, Travellers Life, and Accident |
rs. Co.'S, Il. p. Butler, Agent, No. Madison.
3. Il. CLARK & CO.Agt's Fire and Marine. Mana /
gers Branch OF EuickerDOskeT Life, 2 Madison. 1
H. 7. Tomiinson, General Agent, Il Madison.
Peoples Insurance co. ". y. ,reenlEW, Presi- /
ient; :. p. Read, Secretary, 10 Madison st.
u 4. LittleiO0 & Co. Agency p Madison.
Nredeu8urg & Sylvester, = Madison.
n. Western Mutual Lie, J. 5. Chaplin, Agent, i
& UniCu.
ST. Louis Mutual Life, McMshon q Otis. |
Agents. 45 MADISON.
5EWEERY. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS /
Herrfmau, Byrd q Co, 70 Main.
POoley, Barnum & Co., cor. Court and Main.
K L. AichOt, 357]a Main.
LI4tdH DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. a Co, pa Front.
A. Naccsr0 q Co.. 81 Front.
LUHBER DEALERS.
BiooTe, Eadel & Co., S5S ard $50 second.
Cubbins, Gann & Ucoyer, Flsning Mil, les /
n Fashingtou.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Power a Mccoy, 2SS Second, cor jefferson.
Mattress EIanufacfoFy.
I. 'llis Keith, lsS ans Sc Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DTEENG.
. A VI, 'Ienberg, 2l2 BeGl and go Second.
MILLINERY.
I. Eyra-7sr INN nrtsr Fancy Goods 253 Main.
Nm. ii. L. Hunter, 2i5 Main;
SEWING ANASHANES'
Grover 8 Baker, 800 Main.
star Shuttle, 81 second.
TRUsRs, VARISES, EfC.
/. Hsppek, S52 Main.
TOHACCONKSTs.
L. Newburger q Bro, 81 Main.
Tnurmond, Foster & Co, Monroe.
EdmOnds PetugIew g Co., 40 front
Mayer, MarshuetZ & Co., cor. Jefferson & @nd.
UNDERTAR EsESS.
J. c. Hoist & Co., 326 Main.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-30

a correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga.
sette furnishes the following theatrical
statistics:
There are at the present time in Great
Britain l66 theaters, SO Of which are in
London, 6 are in Liverpool and in Glas-
gov, Is yell as IA circuses in various
parts of the kingdom, of the metropol-
itan thesters s have been totally de-
stFoyed by fiEssfidring the past % years.
namely: Is, tAe Garriek Theater,
Lemsustreet ~ VhitstAApel, the Olympic,
Pavilion, Coz ent Garden, Surrey, Stand.
ard and her s1zy's Theater. During
the past year . new pieces were pro-
duoed az the hdon theaters, and>2l
Christmas burlesques aud pantOMimes.
The draIns OF -Meg's DiUeTsi0n, by MIR.
II. T. Urafepte sd a run of $50 successive
snAgbts ghaton the 22d Of November Mr..
10. 44rnRRd's burlesque of B8ak-eyed
ssan&eadBed the S00.h night of per-
sformance. The Flying Scsld was per-
sfoFmed for 200 nights, and the drama of
The Great CSty, as well as the farce of
Ny Turn Neat, each ran for 100 nights.
There are 40 music halls in London, and
the srtists thereof comprise III senti-
uasntal singers, l70 comic singers, II
Irish comic, and liz serio-conic perform
ers. There Rrs also y5 comic duetIsts,
l01 parties Of so-cslled negro dalineat
tors, 4S single, dnettO, or troupes Of
dancers, los single or associated gym
pests and aerobsts, 10 jugglers, balsncers,
ete.s 3 doS sud monkey tronpes, comic
triOs, qusrtets, sa,.st companies, etc,
sDd IS wizards and ventriloerlsts.
The Newark Advertiser (RadieaD
says at is the easiest thing in the world
for Democracy to succeed Ia the Presi-
dental election of 1852 The portents
are ell leaning that way, unless in blind
folly and eager, mad snistpation, the
substance should be thrown away 10 seize
The shadow,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-30

1t is mOoted IN private Radical circles
| here, that in the event of all other
schemes failing, in order to secure the
| election of Grant, the Senate will, if
necessary, discard al adverse votes from
| the South upon some pretext or other,
and thus throw the election into the
HoUse.-Spe9idt to Louisville Courier.
There are many yet living who have
not forgotten the intense feeling created
when John Quincy Adams, a minority
candidate, was elected by the House,
over Gen. Jackson, who had plurality
of votes in the Electoral College, and
had an excess over Mr.. Adams in the
popular vote. 1t was the first time the
provision in the Constitution was sub
jected to such q test, and was acquiesced
in, but by 10 means unmurnur;ngly.
The surly objections were both loue and
deep, but patriotisua had not all evapo-
rated then, and the Constitution was
obeyed. The senate win not "discard
all adverse votes" With impunity. If
the South has become acquainted with
all sOrts Of imposition and trickery by
which the people are defrauded Of their
votes, the game has yet tS be tried at the
North. where the art of submission to
any and every enormity has not been so
successfully inculcated. With two can
didates only, We do not exactly undasz1
stand how the Senate can devoivs 8
election on the House. Howevers no.
thing appears impossible 70 Radisaisakn-
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CALLS..-HOW TO Be HiDF.

One per cent. OF the Stock wnl be required On
suosarz5ing, and subsequent calls. no: 10 ez-
eeed nse per cent. per month, viii be mads'by
the Beard OF Directors, from time 10 time, as
may be necessary, 10 supply funds % cOnstruet
and equip the Hines; bat no calls viii be male
afler the one per cent Is paid, until the E.s-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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10000 shares. of tho1par value OF

And this smsunt is to be paid as foIlows: one
Per cent OF the par az the time OF sabseribinz
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then ON calls % b made bv the
Board OF directors; instruments not TO excsel
nFe Per cent Per month When thlrty-dvs
per cent. Of the par value Of tie shares bss
been paid certificates Of STOCK VII bs issus.i
This viii give the company a paid Up
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Consider Your Health.

THE finely finished bathing boat Of Mr..
i Hundhansell. deceased. is again open FOR
the use OF ladies and gentlemen, or private
families. The boat lies at the foot Of Washing
ten street. Rented and furnished with all
com forts, there Is not another Place in the city
ike It.
season Tickets, $40. Private Baths, so cents;
Bason do. CSC. An insearch Of healthy recrea-
ton are invited.
jolatj
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in the windows Of two rlvaf hat
stores In Washington street, 4 sion
delicate Panama hats are offered for one
haudred and twenty-five dollars in one
establishGent, and two hundred dollars
Ia the other,
"A french physiosn, Or. Lobordette,
claims 70 have discovered 8 pFOo2es for
restoring lie to drowned persons after
an imnsxsion Of half an hour or more.
indeed, It Is said that it has proved eff
feetusl where the patient had been un-
der water as much ss six bogrs.
Mrs. NRlvinR Matthews, for some
time IN custody OF the military at Nat
chez, for the murder Of private John
Moffatt, company Z, Twenty-foarth in-
fantry, has been, by order Of Gen. Nc
Dowen, transferred to the civil authori-
liss fos trjsl,
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS.
Rockport. Arkadelphis, spoonyille, Antwine,
Washington, Clsrksvils, Texas Tulip, Ark.
Princeton, Camden, Louisville, RusselvilIe,
BRren, Fort Smith.
Office at the Anthony House, Little Rock,
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDESTER CO,
jail Propristors.
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WM. {. YEATRaAN.
General Commission Merchant,
No. III Monroe Street.

ELOUR, ,KIL.NDRIED AND FRESH BOLTED
il Nashville Mills Cornmeal, Tennessee Corn,
Smoking and Manufactured ToDSc5o, Canned,
Cove and Spicad Oysters, Lobsters, Pine Ap.
piss, Cherries, Straw berries, Pears, Blaekber-
Tiez, Green Peas, Green Corn, DaLns0ns aud
Peashes f0r sale, 10 the trade. nlaAl In
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NURSERIES,.
DIR. S. M. WHEATON,

rE are preuared to III orders for every de-
. scrInticn OF Fruit, Flowers and Orla-
Tfees. Grape and Strawberry Vines and
,aEe Plants, Roses, ETC., etc
tOek is made up or the osst felectlons
olieSt eorrespoudence from all who pur-
reea IA large or small quantities, or any
ish 10 adOra fhsir places with choice ana
S5rst-cisss .audscf pc Gariener.
yers for Bouquets ana Wfaaths always
nd. =,
Ilescriptlve Catalogues, vita p1seee and
4 49, r,e.,ya1usiIy or by letter 70
dsw m JOHN TRENT a CO,
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T OUfsIANA .SELTZER AND MINERAL
! WATER MANUFACTORY, No. N Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water put
up in bottles for the country at 81 per case Of
ore dozen, and at. s. 2o per barrel Of three
dozen. Also, Tarred Selt1er Water at l5c per
bottle Viehy Water at sc per bottle. Orders
left at the Factory, or addressed through the
postofiee TO Glass Box, No. l51s, New Orleans,
promptly attended 70.
TREMOULET q LEToREY,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
COMRANX.

new enterprise, 10 be known ss tie Va
aonsl Telegraph Company, has been organ
lied with valuable franchises conferred By g
reesnt act OF Congress for the purpose OF estab-
fishing Trunk Lines Of Telegraphs on ali the
principal railroads and mail routes Ia the
United States. The stock Is to be issued upon
he same principle as that of tho Merchants
Union Express Company, which recently COM
menced operations. The design is 70 Interest
the entire business community In the enter
prise This is dOnea not so much TO dispose Of
the stock a. Il Is 70 secure the business o. the
country tnrough which the lines pass.
The Capital Is 70 De
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THROUGH TICKETS

Both Trains connect IOf NASHVILLE
The 4:e0 2. M connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. LOUIS at 1880 p N. next dsy.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atredaced rates, can be procured at ComPany's
once. 2Sz5z Main sireet, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
kS- Baggage Checked At DepotOr by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company /; et Hotels, Pri-
Vats Residences, or on board boats, 10 ali prin-
eipsI points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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HAIR GOODS.
Importance Of HaiT 8s an Ornament.

TET ITHOUT 4 FINE HEAD OF HAIR no
w woman can De really beautiful Without
this crowning excelencs of beautiful ksir. no
lady can Obtai n without buying 10 at MADAME
LsANIGNE. Gail and see for yourselves, for
artistic styles and elegance, At 26B Ia Main
street, up stairs. oppO,iJe Court Square.
n. y. Wigs, ChiRnOms. etc, Hair Cutting, in
sp2s Srn y LAvIGNE.
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Buck Eye 5a1ve
WILL
RE PILE s.
Notice.

THE following property, IN the hands OF the
i Memphis CITY Transfer Company, viii Be
sold to pay freight and charges II not called
for and removed within thirty days:
One TWO-HORSE WAGON,
One TRUNK-n0 mark.
One BOX BOTTLES, marked Or. smell.
K. P. FONTAIHE. A gent.
once NJ. @. T. Co, Memphis, June q, lSoS.
iaE3 lot
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HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, MASS.

THE very important and extensive improve
i ments which have recently been made IN
this popular Hotel, the largest In New In gland,
enable the proprietors to o1sr 70 Tourists, FAM
tons and conVe niences superior 70 any other
Hotel In the city. During the past summer
additions have been made OF numerous suites
closets, ETC., attached one OF Tufts' magnin-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests to the upper story Of
been newly and richly carpeted and the en-
tire house thoroughly repienishad and refar-
nished, making i6s4n an its appointments.
equal to any hotel Ia The country
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the dnsI door. LEWIS RICE son,
tsb7 sodSzn PropTisa0z.
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ACTUAL CAPITAL REQUIRED
The Company confidently believe that thirty
i've per cent. Of the Capital stock viii con.
struet and fully equiP
$4,000 MILES OF WIRE.

Which VIII connect an he commercial eente
and important places IN ths United Stats
This opinion rests upon the most reliaSls- esrs-
mates and responsible offers 70 construct and
eQCip the hnss-
Ths National Telegraph Company Is organ
lied under the Laws Of the State OF New Yors
and franchi ises conferred by An act OF Congress.
approved July 3. sss.
PzzsrnEST......-.--.-....--GEoRGE B. sESrER,
OF Cleveland. ohio.
FIcE-PREsIDEST.---.-.. sQUIREs,
ofNsw York City.
OF New YORK city.
sEcRErAEx-. Ex-....-....------GEORGE B. WALTER,
OF New York CITY,
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It, La NO ACannbug
QUAOK NOSTRUM,
UPON ITS OWN MERITS,
asking THE INVALID Oh AYE1IcrED TO
TRx 1F ON CH

To be fully convinced, as It's effects are instan-
taneOuE from the first dose taken. entering at
once into the blood and penetrating every pore
OF the whole body driving out every impurity
from the whole system, and creating instead
PURE LIFE BLOOD; hence its name.
s% Fer sale by all Druggists. ma2s tt
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A correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga.
setle furnishes the following theatrical
statistics:
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W. II. passnnore d Co 80 Second.
A N. Stoddard & Co., 328 Second.
A. :. Levy & Co., 81 Second, jefferson Blocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25
GERMANY.

The -chHetzcnfest in Vicnna--~c enc. in the
Hall of Contest-Tbe King Of the shooters
and Ills Mere Active Compeiitors-MnrLs
men from the United statcs-yisit Of the
Emperor Franz Joseph--A Ride aud "a
Mug Of Lager for the Kaiser.
VIENNA, August 9, 1868.
Six days OF shooting and miscellaneous diversions
ere already Six days OF very original interest
ing and enthusiastic political speechfying are also
ended. The political part OF the transactions re-
serve for a special letter, which will send you when
the Fes, has run It's appointed time. For to-day
the lighter occupations OF the Schuetze, and their
hosts viii suffice.
Let me begin by describing normal days trans
actions. The shooting begins at six O'Clock A. N.
and continues tin about half-past seven O'Clock r.
NJ, when the silver goblets Tor their money
value won during the day are distributed
In the gift temple. From half-past twelve
10 hal i.past two p. NJ. are tho banquet hours,
during which the toasts proposed and responded
to. AT four O'Clock p. NJ. two military bands begin
To play m the open air. IN front OF the Fest Halle
aud the other In front OF the man entrance These
bands play till eleven p. NJ From eight to eleven
=. NJ there Is every day some special attraction In
the rest Halle. AT halfpast eleven p NJ there is a
grand tattoo" and march 10 the city OF all the mu.
steal bands which have PERFORMED during the day ON
the Fest platz, In the open air or under cover.
Monday last the first day OF the shooting the
special evening attraction in the Fest Halle was the
concert by the three brothers strauss those abiding
"pets" Of the yiennese
Tuesday evening a Comn,erS or singing and
speaking entertainment by the students Of the Uni
versity and Polytechnic School.
Wednesday gymnastic exercises and al Assault
d0Tmes by the Nienuese rurnverein.
To-day there a rival attraction In the form OF
al excursion to the Kahlenberg, one OF the noun
tains "hch shut in Vienna on the west.
on 1l rsday o monster musical performance by
sin military bands and fireworks 10y Anton Stuwer
UFriday ''monserr everything which Is no,
'prodigious" in the "prodgious' Fest Halle seems
pgmyl-a monster choral performance by the Wen
nese singing associations conducted by Herr Her
beck. also great favoute.
saturday the great attraction was an excursion TO
the Semmering Pass. About niue hundred persons
took part In this excursion. The attraction for the
stay-athomes was ball in the Fest Halle. The whole
ofthe programme has far been successfully carried
out 1.-THE restaurant department always excepted
aud no man has lost ms life IN consequence OF Wild
shots.
Now for the results Of The shooting A between
the various international provincial groups. II
was known beforehand that the contest Law with the
swiss and the Tyrolese. Wen. The trial has proved
the superiority of the weapons Of the busness-ke,
republican swiss over those Ot the enthusiastic
monarch and prest-loving Tyroe4e. The following
letter rom a Tyroese Schue'ze in Vienna. Addressed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-25

h to revolutions This is necessary ca
warde1s IN view since Governor Rubi for
w w%s@eo -, communication to the State Con.
sstho VI tne 10Th instant, In which he says that
,.,ay oopeated cases OF robbery and assassinati0u
Ia COY, ,Sung within and about this capital strong
In View os 'se h OF this govern nent,h and that
biol ~. a. nat mas passed In this place. proven.
s Sn nor arm S an mperous necessity OF the
tSer sss Raw ,h Is needed in
inaugurate means for the prevention ~ crmaS WI
the prosecution OF criminals To Give Govarnor
deal with Criminal of1sn ,ae man that will summaruS
"; !. 70 Adams, an American dentist PRACTISING
In this city, was robbed short time 400 ~ mnoey
He merev we snd to snnnss 70 the amount Of
that some person or persons had entered hs r'nrs
by means OF false Key, and thoroughly Possessed
detectives here, the probabilities are that nr ~
has seen the last OF his property. 0u""~
The supreme government has addressed a note IA
the executive OF this State, stating that no mai
agents have yet been named for the line of steamer
running between this port and San Francisco said
government not deeming convenient to do So The
pursers Will continue to act as postal agents.
The receipts OF the State Treasury for the six
months Of the present year ending with June amount
10 $l4L3 10H, and the expenses Of State Is set
down at $135, 757 751, which leaves balance in the
Treasury Of $5eO5 IS. These are the figures but how
they were compiled, considering revolutions and
change Of governments, remain q mystery to out.
siders. -
The leading business men and citizens OF this CITY,
including General Corona and Governor Rubi lately
held meeting for the purpose OF raising money to
finish the building OF church commenced soma
years ago. committee was appointed who have
already commenced canvassing for subscriptions
The military authorities have determined to secure
travel between here and the Presidio a small town
some twenty miles distant, until the State Congress
taxes the proper measures for guaranteeing public
safety.
Oricial communications to the postmaster in this
city, passing through Tepic was lately robbed at q
place called Isetal, state Of JaliscO.