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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-05
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RussFLL's DIsPENsARY AND
IIT,a-rcnrr. the largest and oldest insttu-
tor III ne Kind in the Southusst. established
IL lisa nieas1utly located a. Nos. 80 and q
North side Of Court Square, Memphis. Iennes-
80 h open for the reception Of patients desir-
me treat m ent and the comforts OF home y hilo
,~~sfvfnr the gnmc. Patients also treated at
ne ofics or b. letter. II desired
Rheumafism. Neuralgia, tout Paralysis.
Deafres, Pits. Contunption. SYPHILIS. Skin
Dierases, Sperm aiorrhea. Impotency. and All
he diseases arising frem the indi1cri ticn 81
roufh permanently cure. Allo, Chrcnic Dis
rnsta In al heir forms efectuallg cared Il the
Above named institution.
DR.. RUSSELL. csrrpliirr Phyfic an.
81 Trtafise - Ckronic Diseasos "a 1i.hsd
free on arrIicatcn. 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
CENTRAL. UNION CLUB

OF NEVADA, MEETS TUESDAY AND
" Friday evenings, att o'clock, ut the once
Of the Surveyor General, over the Bank Of Call.
far.la IIrien n..n 49,. ...diEiiy tnviIah tn At
tend By order. CHAs. II: FISH.
ivno.In, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
For Chief of Police.

nHOs. O. JACKSON HEREBY ANNOUNCES
i himself candidate for. Chief OF Police for
the city Of virslnla.-subjoct to tho aeton Of the
Union Convention. mh23 tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31

GOLD HILL.
First Ward. .......................J delegates.
Second Ward -..-........-.....''..S ueissapes.
American Flat. ae,egne.
Plowery. y...........-........... deicEMe'
ResdlSsd. That the following questions shall be
p,it BY the Board Of Judges TO all persons offer
Ing 10 vote at the primaries. and who may DO
challenged by recognized member OF the Union
party:
Fir.t-DId Yen vote at the last general cleo.
tIon in this State for the nominees Of tho Union
party; or would you have done 80 II 1t had been
In y0ur.powerf
vo,e ISr sor and 'u5port the nominees Of the Union
party for National. State and County officers ut
The next general election, to be held In Noyem.
Der. 1868
Re,olred, That tho Board Of Judges Of tho pri'
mary elections shall rcceiye the ballot offered by
any legally qualified voter who shall give AZ NJ
firm alive answer 10 the first aud last questions
above set forth.
10 The persons receiving the highest number OF
votes At tho said primary elections. credentials
sIrned By said Board OF Judges. and directed to
the President Of the Union State Convention, 10
be held In Carson City, April 9. 1868
Rtsolced, That the Union Primary Elections OF
storey county shall be held on TUESDAY.
March 81, fs6S; apd that the polls be opened at
N A. ~, and be kept open until o'clock p. y.
and that the following places are deslgnAted for
holding said primaries, and the persons named TO
act as Judges Of tho election
VIRGINIA.
FIr,t Ward-Polls at City HALL Judges, X.
HawIhurst, WIN. II. Young.
Second Ward--Pols at Judge Bushs Court
room; Judges, G. c. Warner, o. c. Steele
Third ward-Polls at Judge Adkinsons Court
room Judges, T. p. r. Dlmock, John ID. Treat
Fourth Ward-Polls at L.'DcxierH storei
judges, NJ. Craiger, Z. Breed.
GOLD HILL.
First Wssd-Polls at Judge Halls Office
Judges, N. A. II. Ball, John II. siills.
Second Ward-Polls at Nevada Hotnli judges
J. T. Riorden, w. D. Gray.
AMERICAN FLAT.
Polls Mt Judge Stroller. Office; Judges. A.
Lawson, NJ. Doohiuger.
FLowERY.
Polls at Empire State Null Judges, L. Dunn;
Rt,oi.ed, Tha. In case ola vacancy In the
Board Of Judgcs, the County Central Commluee
man representing such Ward or Precinct, u mere
by authorized 10 all such vacancy.
Resolped, That the Presld mt and secretary o.
this Committee bo authorized to have these pro
ceednas publishod as an advertisement, In inc
IJnIou papers OF Storey comfy until tho prima'
rles. JOhN fifbn' -
J.C. WILCOX, Secretary. mhf'tu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
POLITICAL.
For Chief of Police.

VIZ 8. EDWARDS WOULD RESPECT
w fully announce to the citizens OF Vlr.
gnIa that he IL a candidate for reelection for
Chief Of Police Of the city, subject to the action
Of the Union City Convention mh2jtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31

Pilss.-rhose afiicted with the Piles Will and
iHYLLLIBLE RELlRy by applying personally, or By
letter to Dr. Sichel i09 Paeinc street.
or Box 39t, ,Postofice. San francisco. ap2S-lv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
To an whom it May Concern

NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP..
IN pointment In Bankruptcy -Diltrict OF
Nevada, ~ lat Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada,
September, a d. 1867. The undersigned, hereby
gives notice OF his appointment q. assignee OF
The estate ofAlfred Lafee. Of Gold Hill. In the
county Of Storey, State Of Nevada, within said
District, who has been ndludged q bankrupt
upon HIS own petition by the District Court OF
said District.
Gold mn, September ]. 1867.
JOHN J. HAYES. Assignee. Etc.
OIL. LANSING, Solicitor for Asilgnee. ml6-3w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm known
i a. the "t rags fam."3 ~ miles from Ellis.
worth village, On the Bangor road. This farm
contains TIVE hundred acres of land, my acres o
which are under cultivation i nd the balance wood
lots, and pasturage enough Tor thirty head OF cat.
tie. tuis forty tons oi hay. Eight acres new
ground seeded down last summer There is an
orchard on the place that will yield two hundred
bushels OF irgrntted apples. Tie pastures are
well supplied with water, aad there L. well of tho
best Of water in the yard. The farm is we'll
fenced, sta lie and barn In good repair, good set
of farming tools, among hica Is IL new plough,
iS and raten! horse hoe will be sold with
dant supply of muck on the farm, which is Of tho
best quality. Also large lot Of dressing from the
barn. which will be included in the sale. Any per
son wishing to purchase farm will lind it to their
advantage to examine this property, a. 1t will be
sold low and on terms
llu Z. II. GREELEY, Executor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
Non Resident Taxes,

The following list OF taxes on real estate of Men
Resident owners in the town Of Brooklin for the
year 1867, ia bills committed to Nelson Herrick,
Collector OF said town the 23d day OF May. 1857,
has been returned by him 10 remaining un.
paid, on the 10Th day Of February ls5s, by his
certificate Of that date, and now remains unpaid;
And notice is hereby given that If the said taxes
interest and charges are not paid into the Treas
ury Of said town, within eighteen months from
the date Of the commitment of the said bills, SO
much Of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient
10 pay the amount due therefor, including inter.
est and charges, will, without further notice, be
sold at public auction at the store of Albert Hoop
er Il Co., in said town, on tine gath day OF Decem
Der 1858, tat O'Clock Il. NJ.
Names. Value. Tax.
Guano q Oil Co.'S, Works,
situated al Ceiiter litr1Jf, 10000 & 80? 90
d. l.. fiyc,5J aefts land, situ
uie, y F!ye'- Point. 40 CO
Joia ii,;inito.. acres OF
Co meadow iaat, %
! aIAii OD,o tax e l.udfer
i,,i.Ntf D,..l DIsdse, 20 Il
j Aiiies t..I,eI,. ACES ~ II iantt ~ 5s
IL. \. iiER ICk,
treasurer vi .Io94ln
Ellsworth april 'th. l-vs.
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Geo. A. Dyer,

GEN'L INSURANCE AGENT.
Agent for the following we known aud relia
BILE Offices.
HOME, of New York, Capital, $4,000 900
HARTFORD. of hartford Ct. g 900 90
INTERNATIONAL OF New York, 1000 O00
UNION, Of Bangor, 100 90
ss- Losses adjusted and promptly paid at this
Agency. LIT
ONE, Main st. Ellsworth, Maine.
Refers by permission to
MEssRs. T.. \ Y. HALE,
MEssss. WArEhI bUSE 4 Emery
MEssRs. :. IL. a. BUTTON,
MEssRs. II Il 5. n. WHITING.
AkNO WlsWELt., ESQ,
GEN. j. q. CALDWELL.
Nu n. X SAWYER. ESQ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

yyus e,ooJ ,bc tes. of se,eu ,,cur.
haforc t;c ,,,.S,;c :: NH M a,,C,,a;..
0,;o,, far ne Mi. has vcf BEEN dis
corr,1 aJi mn ,r;iy ,,,.n,,rcc he sam.
b.ncGc;r,y results! If;sUs, cuf;,.et,.
.,c,,, sr;o.t;5:c -y:scorr.... cf,,nl;u
~ ..e., "t~.2o| .mo aoo; ~ v.sc.T.
nnrE f:i:co3si. It,.c.t.,.c, Grey
nesS ia IT'S OeicitiEL YOURS.
EUr ccIoy. II mIs.T:cS TIE seal,
arb ;,e mi Glenn. cyrrs ,,f,U,I. .uT
nmI h.,mors. n;,,f fsIIin. ont Of
tho hn;,.. .,n,y ar II make 10 fyy1,g
MON bid Heads, erccD. III ccrh
0raI persons. rs 10 f:iiHiskc; tht
n@'.. Is So~ri%i aeas aai sS.ssortea.
1 ~ 'e |a ,;e =; ~, ,.ys,,rngsseG Ns +"
H1/R EESt,I q. IL is tn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
NOTICE.

Taken as distress for taxes, and to he sold by
pul,li: p,pctop tOr cash. at Inc h,hsc of John j..
CO y The tO4p II MaIla,illc, On the second
NuNiay Of Way text, az orios.k b. H., mach
OF the zeal stise known as Inc samuel Has Tags
farm, IN aaiffoW0 OF Ma.isviae, to piy "A tax Oh
said Rad estate, assessed te year Ut Is J,
aga nss tle sl.s, ,snaai dasta-s, las then res
a,lsf aht proprietor, tue sua oi went six
l;tts aud iilt - cen wit eiicias
tjtlAs. CARR.
,oll. Of taxss OF said towa.
MAY avitls, April sth. lSes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01
c&N THE GREAT CAUSE.


Hunan A610eTY~
Just rblisAed. IN a sealed Earetops Price cir cts
A Lecture On the Natare, Treatment ana
Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Spermtorr.-
Emissions, impotency, Nervous Debility, and I'M.
petiient to marriage gcneraily; Consumption, Ep.
ilepsy. and hts: Mental and Physical 1ncapacity
&c.-By ROB J.CULvERWELL. II. D., Author
Of the "Green Book &c.
The worid-renownet author, In his adm iral Lee.
ture. clearly proves from his experience that
the awful consequences Of Sell. Abuse may be cd.
ectually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical Operations. bougies instru.
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cure at once certain and encctuai. by which every
sufferer, no matter what hi. condition may be.
may cure himself ch"aply, privately, nd radically,
This lecture viii prove boon to thousands and
t !ousands.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope to any ad.
dress, on eceipt of six cents. or two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers.
Also. Dr.. CULVERWELL's Marriage Guide"
pric e25 cents.
Address the publ ,shcrs.
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1877 Bowery New York. Post ONCE Box ASS
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NOTICE,

HAVING decided 10 remove from this place, my
! business as u Ciaiin Agent, necessarily ends
he e.
Ny papers concerning the Pension business ,ha, 0
been en- rustcd to the care at WM J.. JOY Eco,
lOlice over 10y, Bartlett Co.. Main street Ellis.
NO III, Me- OF Ellsworth. an experienced ant
trustworthy Agent. whom ! cneeriully recommend
as worthy of your eoDhde &c and patronage In any
claim You may have upon the government.
=. WATfkHOUSE.
Ellsworth, March 25th, 1855, 3wl3
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Wool Carding.

HXyOOL left at II. h 5. X. VIKINGS Store in
w Ellsworth. at WOOD & CUNARY',, i.iu..
hill Falls to be caided at our Mill IN surry, will be
taken from thence nd ~ Tois returned tree Of
cost. CURTIS ELDRDGE.
Surry. April 18Th, 1865. 3w.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-05-01

Office No. SIS Court street, Boston, Mass
hoes strictly Office business, am. gives special
attention all disease OF the sexual system, hy
his OWN imp owed method of treatment lie win
guarantee perfect AMI speedy cure in all dis
eases arising from secret ha Iiis, other CAUSES
which may come uldcr his care, matter how
long standing. We kness, Liver Com laints
Nervous Diseases, Huinois, Dyspepsia, Phi, >,
Cancers, 1umoss, &c.
To FEMALEs.-Dr. Hill has made the subject of
all diseases pecu Ia 10 the fen sex hi. p1rticu
lar study and to this department Of pracii e he
will continue 10 give especial attention, and from
his past success ne feels confident in wdrrantng
most prompt and eilectnal Gu Is ia the most d,l-
nculi eases. send Is cents, and receive nv mail
"a copy my NOOK entitled" Ever, body's Friend,'
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Il HD HOME
insurance COMPANY.

81 Now York has cash capital 0i s!0G0 ono. Its
loss~- ne always satisfactorily adjusted and
lr0mi a.. pait.
GEO ADiER, Agent
lisHorIb, As,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13

amount to three or four per cent. on the
cost; and the consumer in the country,
who comes here to purchase of the city
merchant, finding himself burthened
with this onerous and unreasonable tax,
by way OF addition to the price Of the
goods, will for the future prefer to look
to other cities, where no such tax is
paid, for his goods. It is quite obvious
that to impose this additional burthen
on the commerce OF Memphis is neees-
ssrily to cause this consequence, or to
compel the merchants, In order to retain
the country trade, themselves to bear
part of the barthen, without adding it
81 to the price of the goods; and this
additional load it is certain, our mer-
chants are notable 20 carry.
The great leading principle, In all the
States, with regard to taxation, is that
it shall be equal and uniform. It is evil
dent that no tax could be more unequal
and less uniform, than this on merchaR-
die, if the decision of the clerk Of the
County Court is correct; because those
would pay one or two per cent. more
than others, on all goods and provisions
and fuel purchased by them, who are
least able to bears such tax, that is,
those of narrow means, and the day
Iaborers, who are compelled to purchase
from small dealers.
There is no possible doubt that the de-
cision OF which we speak, is utterly
erroneous and as little that 1t would
give protection, by protective tariff, to
foreign merchants against our own, and
make the poor besr far more than their
fair and proper proportion of the ex-
penses and burthen of Government.
The question whether a State can di-
rectIy tax goods in the original bales,
packages or vessels, in the hands Of the
importer, or indirectly, by requiring
license to sell them, is not an open ques-
ton. It has been so decided by the Su-
preme Court Ct the United States, and is
settled. But when they have been inn
ported into Louisiana, and are purchased !
there and brought here, they may be |
taxed by this State, though il the original
packages, bales or vessels. So it was
here in the License Cases, in Hcwdrd. /
We do not believe that goods in the |
possession of a merchant here, can be |
taxed otherwise than as property. Ajax
on the amount OF sales, or on the cost of
the goods, is not tax on privilege. |
And there is no doubt, we think, accord |
ing to the settled rules of construction,
that the same goods can only be once
taxed. That they ought not to be, |
is too clear to need argument.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
stevens and Greeley.

These two teachers are at lOggerheads.
Stevens lately termed Greeley scare
crow. Greeley responded with deplor-
able effort at wit, and concluded with
this piece of Immature:
We cannot consider q national debt a
national blessing any more than q per-
sOnal debt is a personal blessing-we
greatly desire to pay off principal at the
rate OF one hundred millions per annum
till there is none left to pay. We under
stand that paying debt means harder
work, more frugal living, less consider
abie accommodations of property, than II
we did not owe. But Mr.. Stevens has a
very different notion of debt. Our two
thousand millions of interest bearing
national debt he holds can be extiu-
guished by offering the holders green
backs for their bonds, dollar for dollar,
and thereupon refusing to pay interest
on them day longer. That is to say
for debt which specifically draws in
terest in gold at six per cent. per annuun.
the principal being payable within
twenty years at farthest, he holds that
we can tender the face In greeubse
drawing no interest at all and pavabIe
never, and If our creditors do not accent
these we may tell them to whistle for
their money. He calls this psying-ws
deem it sWindling so barefaced that no
blackleg in New York or Washington
could resort to it without being cut by his
fellow blscklegs as a low, eontemptible
villain. 1t is inevitable, therefore, that
our notions of "twenty Ter cent. Tor anv
per cent? extra" should differ WIDELY
from those Of Mr.. Stevens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
GENERAL ITEMS.

"A New York drv goods concern has
$50 clerks, Of whom three are paid SIO,-
600 a year each.
1t is proposed to take down the sign
boards Look out for the engine on the
Erie Railroad, and substitute for them
I" Prepare to meet your God"
The Senate Committee on Claims has
reported in favor of allowing o. H. Cut
Ter, of Hannibal, Mo-, $50, 600 for cotton
belonging to him and seized by Gen.
Grant at Lake Providence, La, in 1853,
to be used in protecting the boats that
run the blockade at Vieksburg.
Two millions of dollars were repre-.
scented In the crinoline that recently oc-
eupled chair on the piazza of a Sara
toga hotel.
Mics Eliza Mary Burke, the young
lady who was arrested in Baltimore for
wearing Confederate flag in 1851, in
that city, and whose removal and SUISSE
qaeHt trial In Howard county created
such interest at the time, died in Balti-
more last Saturday,
Henry Ward Beecher profaneIy
says if the Lord wanted to make mill
stones, he would make them from the
AnglO-SaxOn race; they have so much
grit in them.
At meeting Of the London Medi-
cal Society, DR.. Blake, a distinguished
practitioner, said that he was able to
cure the most desperate case of tooth
ache, unless the disease was connected
with rheumatism, by the application of
the following remedy: Alum, reduced
to an impalpable powder, two draehms;
nitrous spirits Of ether, seven drachms;
mix aud apply to the tooth.
"A Havana letter says Tayne Par
tagas, the owner of the celebrated cigar
mandatory known all through the
world, was shot in the Viselta Absjo
country, whittier he had gone to look
after the tobacco crop, few days since
The assassin escaped, and the police are
making strenuous eXertions to find him
Mr.. Partagas was about fifty years of
age. The stOriesin circulation regarding
the cause of the murder are very conflict.
ing, but the one which appears to receive
the most credence is that he had seduced
the daughter OF a small farmer whom he
was assisting. Mr.. Partagas has a large
family of grown.up children, and this
story should be viewed with a great deal
of doubt, until the facts OF the case are
thoroughly ascertained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
MOATVALE SPRlaGS---lS6s

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT. SIT
L uated IN Blgunt county, Rast Tennessee,
will be opened for the reception OF visitors on
u g LIST OF June
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, In functional derange-
ments Of the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and skin,
Medicinal Properties
All the accessories FOR enjoyment and recrea-
ton at the best watering PLACES viii be found
here.
The facilities for reaching Aontvale this sea-
son Will be increased by the extension OF the
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad, now In
rapid course OF construction, and regular rains
are expected 20 be running, by the time OF
opening, to Maryville, whence passengers are
conveyed in coaches 10 the springs, nine miles
distant.
Board reduced, per day, TO 81 per week, Sl2 :
per month, S4O. Address for pamphlets con-
tanning analysts and description Of waters etc,
mas I'm JOS L. KING Knoxville. Term
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Greenbrler White sulphur Springs
Greenbrier Comfy, West virginia.


THE undersigned, lassees Of this old and wela-
l known WATERING. PLACE, anuounce
that encouraged by the liberal patronage re-
ceivsd last season. they b6ve largely added TO
their accommodations in comfort and appear
ance and are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN
HUNDRED GUESTS.
The Bathing accommodations are IN fine or.
der. Hot and warm sulphur baths. so emil
nently efiesctous in maay cases, are 81 the
command Of visitors at all hours
In addition TO other amdfements. they have
provided q new and elegant BOWL ING Al
Lay and HILLARY ROOM, conveniently To-
Gated Prof Rossnbsrger's celebrated FULL
BRASS BAND has been engaged for the sea-
500. A god LIVERY STABLE VIII De kept
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road TO COvingtOn leaves only twenty miles or
staging. through asOeeutiful mountain country
over a well graded turnpike.
TERMS Three dollars per day and eighty
dollars per month Children unaeE ten years
Of sge and colOrsd servants, half price White
servants according 70 accommodations
les I'm PENTLN q Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Consul at
Victoria informs the Secretary Of State
Of the discovery Of rich gold fields on
Lagico river, Alaska. Adventures were
rushing there.
The bill regulating certain States in the
Electoral College will be laid before the
President tomorrow. The constitu-
tional limit expires on the Esd. Con-
gress viii not adjourn until this bill be-
comes a law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13

The following resolution was recently
adopted bya Conservative Convention Of
of Soldiers and Sailors:
Resolved, That a general who is false
TO his chief, and cabinet officer who is
false to his fellow-eitizens, who forfeits
the bond of his word TO do the bidding
of partisans, who intrigues for civil pre-
ferment with dissatisfied politicians,
while at the same time he retains the
control Of the army, deserves, and should
receive, the stern rebuke of a people
whose liberties he strives to subvert; and
that, If q. S. Grant were the purest OF
truthful men, the gigantic wrong Of his
political schemes would overbaIance the
gratitude which, as s successful soldier,
be might claim.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June I2.-Admiral
Hastings, of the English squadron, has
directed Commander Bridges to reopen
MSzatlan Immediately.
The Democrats held a large meeting
here last night to ratify the nomination
OF Seymour and Blair.
Gen. Ord has Notified Gen. Grant that
If Congress reduces the army It will be
impossible to protect the overland route
from Indian incursions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-13
CREDITORS, NOTTCE.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2460, N. Z. D.-Jesse ". Page ct al. VS.. The
Commercial Bank OF Tennessee ct al.
TN this cause it appears that the names and
| residences of the creditors of the CONNER
cial Bank of Tennessee are unknown, and that
a decree has been entered directing them to be
made parties to this suit;
II is therefore ordered, That all creditors of
said Bank make their appearance herein, at
the Courthouse in the city of Memphis, Ten.
neesee, on or before the first Monday In Oeto-
Der, 1865 file and establish their claims aud de-
mands with the Clerk and Master, and have
themselves made parties hereto, or the same
will be forever barred and cause proceeded with
ex parte and that = copy OF this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Post.
A copy-Attesa: AUGUsTON ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
BY r. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Clapp, Vance d Anderson, Solicitors for Com
claimants. jy1l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The National
Plasterers Convention passed resolutions
to advance their standard of wages RP-
proximating TO five dollars per day as
soon as practicable, and work eight
hours therefor.