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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON TIKI
FIRST TUESDAY,, THE THIRD
DAYOF NOVEMBER


An Election will be held in Ormsby County, Seva-
da, for the following Eamed State, CuuIty aid
Township officers, to wit:
Three Presidentia Electors:
One Representa- to Congress.
One State Printer;
One Surveyor General;
One Justice Of The Supreme Court Iong Term;
One Justice of the Sup, enc Cont 81 hort TENN.
to fill vacancy occasioned ty the death Of Justice
c. NJ. Brosnan;
One state Senator;
Three Assembly men;
One Sheriff
One County Clerk
One County Assessor
One District Attorney;
One County Recorder;
One County Treasure
One Superintendent of Schools;
One Public Administrator
One County surveyor;
One Justice Of The Peace, Carson Township;
One Constable, Cars Township:
One Constable. Empire Tow nship:
One Justice of the Peace Empire Township;
Three County Commissioners
Which Election will be opened at 8 O'Clock in
the morning. and will continue until . clock in
the afternoon If the same day.
Carson Observation-Disclosures &c McEeehv,
Jas. NJ. Thompson. Th,m.s Wells Polls at Cor
mack's auction room in Burweifs Stone Block
Carson.
Brunswick Mill Precinct Inns ectors: Daniel
Perry, O. Crotcher, d. C. Blye Polls at tic
Mill, Ormsby County.
Empire Precinct-Jnspectors: Il. r. Brown,
VIM Kinney, Abe Richey. Polls at U. g. Pest
Office in Empire City, Ormsby County, Nevada.
By order of the Board of County Commissioners
Of Ormsby County, State of Nevada.
Dated Carson October 10Th, 1868.
NJ. J. ASHMORE, Clerk Board Of
Go mtg Commissioners, Ormsby County, Nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10
OFFICIAL REPORT OF TIE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION. OF THE STATE TREAS
nRY

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
y Ssh. G. Blasdel and c. N Noteware,
being first duly sworn, each says for himself
that he is a member of the Board of Examiners
of the State Of Nevada; that he did on the 18th
day of October, A. d 1865, count the money in
the Treasury of said State, and that there was
at the County of Ormsby in said State Treasury
the sum of IS, 9s2 90 in currency. aud S3Ol 40 in
gold and silver coin, making the total amount in
the Treasury at said county Sc. 263 46. We fur
ther swear that informed by Henry A
RhoaIes. TreaslIrer's Clerk, that of the States
money there is deposit in the Bank Of Caifor
mia at Virginia City, Nevada, the sum Of s., 244 90
currency.
Making currency on hand and reportedSs. 2o6 90
Total on hand and reported---..-.-ss.50 7 40
III. G. BLAShEL,
C. n. NOTEWARE.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME this 14th day
Of October, A. D. 1S6S.
CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
A true copy.
N NOTEWARE,
Secretary Of the Board of Examiners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

T JAMES s. SLINGERLAND, ACTING GOV
L, EkNOR of the State of Nevada do hereby
pr, claim ard give notice that GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in the State of Nevada on the Tuesdav
next after the first Monday in November. A. b.
ls6S, in accordance with the provisions and re
luTeTeIts If the Constitutiu. and Laws of the
United States and the State Of Ne, ada to-wit:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10
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Consultation by letter otherwise, FRE.
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The great number actually received and cured,
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-nrni ranks it second TO none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
In Males ard Irregularities in Females are the great
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There is no more terrible scourge to the human
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
IMPROVEMENTS
They Grow Up in Our Eidst-H,
A. Montgomery & Co.-Their
New EnterpIise-A Short
Description of Il.

Every business mar in Memphis, es-
pecislly those connected, in any way,
with Sur cotton interests, remember the
very serious difficulties hichsUTrOunded
the COMPRISING of cotton at his point
last year. The distance from the BUSH
ness portion OF the city at which the
presses were situated, the awful cOnoi-
ZION of Our streets and the heavy expense
of transportation TO and from the
presses, rendered it almost impossible 10
get the staple packed into good shipping
shapes. Inis evil has been remsdied by
MEssRs. e.. A. MONTGOMERY d co.
These gentlemen nave built q new and
commodious press, directly on the ieyes,
Cetween Jefferson and Adams streets,
fronting eighty-ave feetaOn the water
front, and running back $50 ieet to Prom
shade street. The building is fcrty-five
feet square and three stories higD, Ell
tirely dreprooi, Il is supplied with
Knowles patent pumps, the most pow
erfui in the world, which are capaoie OF
throwing water nearly TO Front sI%reetand
which render such q thing as hre almost
impossible. On the irss floor the inn
menss Tyler cotton press looms up u per-
feet giant in strength, and SeemIuslJ
powerful enough TO crush the world iissil
oetWeen its enormous followers. This
press Is OF the very largest size, aud was
UuIlt in New York expressly for this firm.
Il is worked entirely ny thed direct action
uf steam supplied by a boiler thirty teet
long and 4S inches ia diameter. Ihs
steam is carried through = pipe into the
immense cylinder or the press This
cylinder is eight feet high and forty
slght inches in diameter. When ths bale
is placed upon the follower below, and
steam let INTO the cylinder, the piston
mead is forced up, carrying with &c nOt
only the bale, bnJ the immense iron fol-
lower, which weighs i've tons Inc bed
plate immediately above, weighs fourteen
thousand pounds, whiie the piston-heso
anu rack weigh Twelve thousand pounds,
and the two segments of a circle, or what
are termed /" seCtOrs," weigh HO5 less han
i've thousand pounds eacn.
sEvENTY-FIvE BALES PER HOUR
can be turned out by this press. The
second floor will contain the office Il
will be Used for the passage Of cotton on
the way through this great squeezer.
On the third floor viii be bedrooms fOT
clerks, watchmen, etc. The press has been
put up by Messrs. u. a. Montgomery, !
Thomas Graves and r. 2. Walt, Esq, |
OF this city, at an expense Of over $4,000.
The firm ms secured the services Of Mr..
Horace Z. Garth, as superintendent, and
MI. Ben. Fleming, Is b0okkeepeT, Is well
al two cotton clerks, and are now ready
for business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
HON. III. A. WISE.
Resolutions Of tFIe Irish Literary
Association OF Memphis.
a Fund TO be Raised To Secure
HIm a Home.

We have received from the President
of the Irish Literary Association, John
League, Esq, a copy OF the following
preamble and resolutions. The senti'
ments expressed therein do honor to the
hearts of our Irish fellow-eitizens, and
we feel confident hat they will be nobly
responded TO:
At regular meeting of the Irish Lit
erary Association OF this city, held on
Thursday night, the 17th inst, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted, with q request hat the city
papers pubiish.the same.
WHEREAS, The Irish Literary Assoel-
alton Of The city OF Memphis has learned
through the publ c journals of th%eeountry
that Hon. Henry a. Wise, of Virginia,
has lost his entire estate, and is now
homeless 10 bis old sge; aud
WHEREAS, He, the said Henry A.
Wise, aid, when occasion required, stand
forth with all the vigor of mis- brilliant
intellect and noble manhood in vindica-
o OF the rights of the entire foreign
born citizens of the country, but espe-
cisily the ICish people, who were the
chief object Of attack by the Know
Nothing party, ia the memorable years
Of 1854 and 1855, when their most sscred
rights were about 20 be wrested from
them ami
WHEREAS, It is publicly announced
that fund IS being collected throughout
the Uuited States among the friends and
admirers If Mr.. Wise, for the purpose OF
making him as hsppy as wealth with N
~uusullied conscience can
Therefore be it Resolved, by the Irish
Literary Association OF the City of Mem
phis, Tennessee, in meeting assembled,
That We heartily concur with our fellow
citizens throughout the United States, in
this noble undertaking, and for the pur-
pose of acting systematically inthis good
work therefore be it
Resolved, That the President of this
Association De requested to appoint a
Committee of five members to procure 3
suitable hall for the purpose Of holding q
public meeting of our irish fellow. citi-
zens, with the intent Of subscribing to
the above mentioned fund.
Resolved, That the COMMITTEES be re-
Iussted 10 report at our regular meeting,
on Thursday evening next.
ReS0tUed, Thst all friendly Assoeis-
tons in this City be.requested to cO-Ope-
rate with this Association.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary furnish
copies Of these resolutions to the Mem
phis APPEAL, avalanche, Bulletin,
Ledger and Post newspapers, with the
that the same be pabiished.
JOHN LOAGUE, President.
BERNARD COLL, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

Il viii be seen that rates are lower this year
than last, and that ifany~s shipments we're made
LIST season at better figures than thoss given
above, IL was In the shape OF rebate, a system
bred ~ the war, Ia. iniquity, and when we
have, more than once, denounced as degrading
70 the merchant and the shipping agent, ana
a sWindle upon the planter and the purchases.
Notwithstanding SI9l . per bushel.
BAGGNa-Therv Is a eood demand exoept
for India, which Is dun; Todd's, Is9lS55c;
Nheavy Kentucky, ZHS25c India, 259ZIc-
mills, 81 on lsvsS. aud S22923 from store.
BUTiEH-Market nrm. Choice held at SO
Ssc. Large stock OF inferior on hand and prices
-BACUN-MaTket well supplied and prices
Irregular summer cured, oiIy packed, CLEAR
SIDE. l94gl54c; other packs, l81sslbAe~
CHEEsE-Pness are irregular, with light
C0FFEE-Rlo. z2s255e; lava. 4942e.
COEN-Stock Hgat % saezs sheiied At de-
Pos, sUc go 90, SOC. Held a. s5e IN store
CJhSMEAL-Ine market - drn6F and
stoez falling 81. Fresh, SssfI 10 IN store. Gin
dried. q Sci 80.
CATFLE0Ths stock on nam Is Iight and de-
LnaHd only OF a local character. Choice West
eTn, 5S8e; MOI, Sg4e; inferior ana Texas, lK9
tHICKENs-Market firm. Young, 81 5Og5;
kGo5-Firm At 5s27e.
FRUIT-Oried apples in demand nj 5asc
Dried peaches, SO Zoe.
FLOJR-M@rSet Is dull. supernne. Sc 500,
X, sSsy 93i &A' Sl99ny Xxx and fancy
HAT-MarEet armsr. Selling at slsa2I In
store. Acout "a haies received and heid al sig
a OF leYee-
HAMS-Uountry sugar-cu1ed c~anvassed, $50;
Gus 40 D9155zc pls1n canvsssed. H9l7Ze.
hlBES-hecztpts light Dry hint, zlGZcs
dry salt I9lSe; green salt, LUCILLE; green. Sa9c.
shON L-S-GoOd demand. Hei0 at 7gs1zc,
as to style or tie.
LaRD-Prlces unchanged. Kegs, @gAEci
MaE~EaEsSa, 81 IS; Alabama. p and
81. Louis, q 75g2.
MOLAssES-Fair stock. ~sugarhouss. s5ca
81 Porto Roo, b5gs5c; Syrups. 75eGSl Is
MASS FQhk-Ahe market IS urm to-day.
Sates IN a small way at 50 34@ so. Lots are
ned al so, while buyers ara Offering SO IS
freely.
~OArs-About SO SACKS received. Held st
64a05e on leves 6Sg72c from store.
OLLS-Coat oI, o945c; lard oil, 81 4O91 IS
Ense-d. - 2OGi -
oNIONS-stOek very light. Firm at Ss4 per
Dbl
POrAr0ES-GOod shipping are in demand &C
81 per 0CSnel. Sweet, DlGzl Per bu5gel.
II PE-Very little selling. Held st sTSlOc.
SHEE stock only mOGerSts. CuO1c Vest
era, S4S5 " per head; Tennessee, S2S5 50 a. 70
SUGAR-The stock on hand Is fair. We
quOVs prime to choice Louisiana. 16@ISs; com-
mon 70 Ier, Is9t5c; Island. I2H9t6o.
hrm. Held Al 50 4A9S 50 per
bat relOf 80 lbs 7 bushel barrels, 81 &94 0s
Liverpool sa K, cOsrse and nne, IS 39S 81.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, IS 1886.
TJBACCJ-0O pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
a. sc. asdium admitted Is worth lSe-
demand from city miiiera
No.1,Sl s5g2; No. 81 Sel 80 inferior. 81 40
/ / o.
WHIsKY-Ths market 70 arm with no hizh
tatiOa DOIroon, 81 4Q91 o. RJulb0n, 81 s8
8 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
l-COAAIUEICATED
INYETkTEON 70 THE PUBLIC.
BY Rev. j. w. Rogers, Rector Of
The Church Of the blessed
Virgin

With the consent Of all our clergy auC
the special appreciation of the Dean IN
the absence of the Bishopl, / snail offer
through the generosity OF w. 3. Green.
law, Esq, next Sunday and every Sun.
day, 2000 free church Sittinqs, in the
GreeDlaw buildings, Second street, 70
our floating population, and surely, at a
time like this, when the /" caterpillar
aud the "eanker- worm " and war and
pestilence,' have doomed us-when
" muses. hearts are falling them for fsar''
and all "fsces gather blsckness, " Tor
IA things that are coming on the
earth u wien, Notwithstanding these
things, such multitudes wander abroad
as sheep having no shepherd surely,
every good man will rejoice in al
humble effort to scatter the bread O:
life "upon the waters"
During nay protraeted absence 10
Europe, St. Lazarus Church lin thu
building Of which l had toiled 50 long,
passed into better and more experienced
hands than my own. The other church
es of the city, according 10 the published
reports of their devoted pastors, are
rapidly increasing, and will OOn be flied
to OveIiowing-vsst multitudes mean
while haven no stated place of worship and
" The Church Of The Blessed Virgin" is,
therefore, established to receive, instruct,
and comfort them. The weekly Offer
tory will Except at eommunion) be ap
propriated 70 support the Rsetof's family,
who have been overwhelmed las some
of you know by the calsmiiigs Of our
country, and reduosd from sfiuence to
poverty. THE services will be- neither.
" High Church" nor "LoW Church."
but eminsntly Catholic. "~Incense,"
% candles on the ALTAR and gorgeous
yestments, adorned with "precious
stOnssn and silver and gold" about
which SO much has been written Of late,
and which we're offered to God even by
thepOoT boRdsHlsn from gHptand bypOoT
CIthoacs in every age afterwards, will
all be employed to add dignity ami So
ismnity 10 His worship, If happily there
should be faith enough left among Chris
tiGDs TO sdOTn His temple as thsy do
their own precious bodies, which are
only smaller "temples Of the Holy
Ghost" But reared with gloomy mag
uifCence, ia the midst Of these sacred
services, the Cross of Christ, our "pil!ar
Of cloud by Day and of fire by night,U
shall eveT be presented as the dnIy hope
Of sinners. Fox, Gas Moses lifted Up the
ia the wilderness, so shall the
Son o. Man be lifted up lin this Church)
that WhOsOsver beiieVelh in Him shall
not perish, but have everlasting life"
First service next Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
FINANCE AKD A

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.i
MEMPHIS. September u. 1855.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. September. -, 1855.
Oar bankers report this as a dull day, in al
respects. Money IS comparatively easy, and
all legitimate short time paper Is taken at the
usual rates.
Exchange was not 50 freely ofsred TO day al
though our banks are all a~bEndsntly supplied.
Cotton bills are taken at &c discount, and mer-
camille bills on all points North aad West at
par. Selling al ZSSsc premium on the East,
&c premium.
at sos, and some offerings were reported during
sales.
sippi AID Tennessee bonds and stocks, but
mand.
City Scrip is firm. Dealers buy at I@74e.
Selling e. 7s97Sc.
mand, but lsrgs Warrants are not taken by
brokers, as there is very little call for large
pieces. Who're sums suit, they arc taken at
54@55c. Selling at 5S360c.
Police Scrip is in active demand, as taxes
are filling due. Dealers buy at s)gs2o. Sell
ling at S9s0c-
The New York stock Board quotations wore
at noon TO day as follows; Old Tennessee
bonds, e44 new, Goa. New YOlk Central, 1879.
Erie, 455s.
Gold. in New York, opened at I445sc and
closed at 1441Se. Outside a few small lots, we
could hear of no sales. Dealers buy at 1870
1926. Selling as 143Blz35zc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

answer 10 the question "Can a Chris
tan go to Heaven?n
We admit, indeed, that here and there
! passages may be found in the works OF
the R4bbis, particularly in the Middle
Ages, winch do not breathe this liberal
spirit. But these, on 8 careful iuveStigG-
ton, will be found to have been the
utteranees Of passion and not Of reason,
10 times when the IsrRelite was exas-
perated by the thousand misfortunes apd
prosecutions which he suffered at the
handsofhis Christian Ueighb0rs. No won.
der that the Jew excluded from hlsfuture
Paradise those whose conduct was any
thing but just and righteous. II on such
occasions the Hebrew condemned the
creed Of his Christian DeighbOrs, 1t was
because he believed that the wrongs he
suffered at their hands were in harmony
RiLh the teachings OF Christianity. He
judged Of the tree by its fruit. Yet even
men, when the prosecutions they had TO
endure would in some measure excuse
any expressions OF narTow-minded
oigotry and deep resentment, the doe
trims was never brOached that the per-
secut0Ts we're EXCUSED from savation on
the ground of their differing IN faith
from the votaries of Judaism. One
AN[DuA III NElt AOAh SCEAhtl ~ AG@A
n z sSious Isaac ATRma even took par
ticular pains 10 guard against the eTro-
aeous notion that the Israeiitss were 70
Oe saved simply becsuse they were Isra
elites by persuasion. He does this in ex-
planning = passage of the Talmud, which
reads. "All Israeiites shall psrtske o.
Lhe bliss OF Heaven" Il would be al
act Of Injustice, says he, against all other
human b5iDgs, were we TO infer from this
that tue mere fact Of being al lsraelite
was sufficient 10 entitle TO future hap
piaess. Israel, he continues, is but s
synonym for righteous; every piOus man
is ga Issaeiite, and therefore the phrase,
a " son Of Israel" Is equivalent TO "a son
Of tAe future stRte.n (Akedd, part CO.
Yes, with this Rabbi, Who wrote these
liberal sentiments about the tins that the
most catholic Ferdinand and Isabella ban
ished all their ou-Feligionists from Spain,
with him No heartily eXclalm Every
riuHt5OuS man is an Isrseiiie indeed, ut
ii any Israsiitei in faith viii go to heaven,
It viii not be bseause OF his belief, but
and entirely because OF his con-
duct.
, TheTeverend gentleman closed with the
sxh0rration 10 his hearers not 10 be con.
ceTned AbUutthe particular opinions OF this
that man, within or without the pale Of
Judaism, respecting matters OF faith.
. The secret Things belong unto the Lord
our GOd." Look to his conduct! Be
hold the line Of action is fully revealed
10 Us and 10 our children for ever it is,
10 practice the virtues OF morality TO
10 ali the word OF this law"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
Day GOODS ct wholesale, at New York
prices, 81 AeUksn Bros.

The REASON WHY.-one of the most
important objects 4 man can have in
TINS world il to make sure his family
viii be provided for Wnen he is taken
away. You effect this the moment you
take a policy on your lie IN favor OF
your family, whether death is caused
either by accident, epidemic, lightning,
sudden or naturally. Some n must
axe the risk Of your lite, for it Is certain
that you must die some time, Is II not
better you should transfer il to an Assoc
citation That is formed for this especial
purpose, and inUites you to Join them
mat they may protect your family,
rather nan 70 hazard their support On
yUuP friends or society, or that your de-
pendent ones should Jake the risk them
selves? Your health may peTait you to
insure today, bus TO delay until t0-mor-
row disease ar accident may prevent
your ever obtaining a policy hereafter.
Such instances are frequent. This is
tue easieat sad only way by which you
can at once make a sure provision for
your family, and relieve you from anxi-
ely IS 70 how they snail be provided for
in case Of your death. THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, whose
agents IN this city are Messrs. Mcclure
= Cassin, hold out rare inducements to
you TO perform this duty TO yourself and
family, ana at a sG9sii expense. The
peace Of mind to yourself aud family re-
sultiBg from this small outlay, and the
performance ef this duey, wilt repay you
an huHdredfoid. 1t is 3 wise use OF
money; II yon i've long it is a good in
vestmeBt. II you should die soon, your
family will receive the amount back in
creased an hundredfold, aAd yCur MEM
DRY viii be honOred for your wisdom
and iore.houghJ ia making SO wise q
provision for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
COTTON.

Cotton was quiet in Liverpool to-day at the
opaning, with Uplands, l0Ad; Orleans. I01d
and was unchanged throughout.
The New York market, at this opening, was
quiet but h~rm-Uplands, 25Hc-ani closed
quiet, bat steady, at unchanged quotations.
sales OF Il50 bales Uplands, for December de-
livery, at 49,. Weeks safes or stock on hand
not given.
In this market there was q fair inquiry, not
withstandiog it was the last day Of the week.
nary, &c; 1 do. Good Ordinary, 2Hc; ? do. 2Sc
l do. 22t<c; 2 do &c; ? bales Low Mt~ddlinss,
2S1<c; 4 do. &c; 8 do. 30; Ado. &c; 3 do. $50
2 bales Middlings, &c; 4 do. 1850; 4 do. 2ixe;
ado. 24c. We look for more activity during this
coming week, II prices cOntinne steady. as sew.
eral Eastern buyers, who have recently re.
turned from thess sammer tour, viii o0mmencs
operations,