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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

+.
There could not have been tound ~
the pemocret'c rankstwo men oFeresse'
distinction % more nnassA''ao,o cna'ao'
ter-msn more unqae'eonao.y 'sa''
men, magnenimoqs Ano noo'e o'n
me days OF NE trio OF Qans' s~nsv'
no superiors IN thus country 10 lue great
est statesman o. new ORR anu Wy w
man OF missouri. inecongaH oe'"se'
these men and Grant ana oorax !" 'na'
betweep TisAps ana p'gm'es' US .ne .a'
developments Of nus canvass WI, ps'ak
plainly 70 view we shal' snow '"', ~
in detail. Gov. Seymour mas peen 'o'F
10 public life and has always oeen ~
variable for his sound Jude"en' ''
enlightened and conservative ao''on
Asa statesman, be y seoona 70 no"e w
his sagacity, aud since me Gays y
Adams and Jackson we nave no' na' -
the presidential char = man 'h'e',eo,u
ally his equal The once mas soosn' '''
man. not the man the once Anu ~
like his antagonists ne re'ies on 'ne pso'
pie, and not on The swore' Tor ms e'ecuo''
Gen. Blair is little less Statesman
Of comprehensive views ana s'e'"as
integrity and capac'iyr In tae 'a'e ss'
he was the enemy OF the sou'n'" me
fought with all the courage ana eo"uaS'
Of great and determined soldier ne
is understood TO have raised the n,s'
company Tor the Union army "ss' OF ,ae
Mississippi ne iousas US iro" o"
Louis to Vicksburg' and IRON 'ieAsoe'g
to Atlanta, Savannah and richmond a'a1,en Da'
when the arms OF the Union uiumpaeu
vhen peace re'u'ues :" ""e' :, -, -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
B Y T Ell E G. RAP r..
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
NEW YORK.

VI
s. New YoRK, July 10, 1920 pm. Gold,
l4Os; $40 coupons, 81. ll33; so, ll3k
ga. llOb; '65, lll4; r5-2O's, new issue,
1893; of '67, 1885, lo-4O's, 1919; 1905,
second and third series, 1885 Govern
ment bonds, steady; Tennessee bonds,
old, 7O5; new, 693. q g4' hiaov ! .
Cotton dull and unchanged, Uplands,
329c. 3ag 81 hape4 ntFR
A mass meeting washeld last evening
in Union Square, under the auspices Of
the New York Democratic Club, to ratify
the nominations of the National Demo.
cratic Convention. Speeches we're made
by Gen. Wade Hampton, Gov Vance, Of
North Carolina, and several Others ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
WIN W. should Low. Th.m.

The New York Day Book says an
Episcopal clergyman, nov settled in
northern New York. Bat Who vas settled
in Alabama during the var, has recently
found the sflrer seTrice stolen from his
church in Alabama in the possession of a
pious mongrel 10 the western part Of New
York. He raised moaey 70 redeem IL,
and has sent IL back 70 The church 70
which il belongs This clergyman a.
sures us that be knew Of On instance o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
new ADVERTISEMENT
Tax Payers, Take Notice.

DHILIP GARvTN. TAX COLLECTOR
L Tor 1867. has been selling lands for the tax
Of 1s67 all this week. and will finish to-day. At
the Circuit Courthouse door. Tax Payers will
bear in mind that PENALTY OF fIfIl
PER CENT. will Immediately accrue on all
lands sod. either 70 individuals Or he STATE,
and mid legislation has rccontlT been enacted
aaninat those Who fail 20 pay their taxes The
Coilector will be eneared for week 10 making
will accommadaie thosc vha desire TO contrib
ute their part IN the support Of the severn
mauf. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN !

I'D III SO
In the. treatment of Private or Secret Dis
eases. Quick. thorough and permanent cures
Recent cases Of GON0RRIEA and .SYPHI-
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Mercury. change Of diet, or hindrance from
business SECONDARY SYPHILIS the
last vestige eradicated without the use Of Mer-
curry. Involuntary Loss Of Semen stopped In
4 short time. Sufferers from lmpotency or
Loss Of Sexual Power restored TO free yigor IN
a few weeks. elect or Gonorrhea OF long stand
ing, when all internal remedies have failed,
permanently and speedily cured by new
Victims Of sELF-ABUsE and excessive
venery, suffering from SPERMAT0RhHEA
and loss Of Physical and Mental Power, speed
liz and permanently cured. N Nav H
So All consultations strictly confidential:
Chronic Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Gout, Par.
alysis. Deafness. ETC., treated By the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery. ... 800,
0FFIcR HeUEs-From An. to P.N., and
from Pm. TO SPIN.
Those wishing TO purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines. perfumery. Toilet Articles, ctr.
would do we'll 70 call At RuSSELL'S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. a.
North Court street. under the Dispensary. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
FIJNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of X. w.
Lowrance are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeFal Of his wife. from his residence near
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

R.f.rrirr 70 tie ahsss notics. the unier-
si-~rl Vii r1nflnns the Salt Accucy. Prnduco
anf CsmrniIrisn Pushes en- his ewn aec1unt.
lIis =. BANKSMITH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

women being tortured and whipped to
death "a make them tell where. money
and jev elry were hidden. One woman
WA nearly roasted alive by IRE which
W. kindled around her for the same pur'
nae. she all the ume protesting, IN her
AGONY and screams, that she knev OF no
secreted treasure. Aud suoh thieves and
murderers are called PATROLS by fools
and scouudrels.-Ndskriiis Ga<effs'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
isp I'D. STEWARDS Il
IGHscHooL FOR BOYS.
Prsparsssry to Cumberland univsrsityS
is. Alabama street.
r NEXT SESSION OF THIS IHsTITU-

1,HR NEXT SESSION OF THIS IEsTITUTI-
Il ton viii commen &C IN Septe mber 4. islo.
and terminate on Jun 30. ls6o. Ample prep
aration has heen madt 20 accommooats ,aIse
land Univor1iiy, Lehs non. Tenn.s BY prefent-
inr A cerfif cate IRON bis school. They viii be
prepared for any 9th er university or eoliese;
me- inrfifu1ion i orr anizsd into four distinct
frhosIe There are I dur instructors. Boys q
All aros above seven. year VIII be receivea-
TUII aoN FEEs; a. :.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10
FLORENCE
FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION. WHICH HAsLoEG
Il enjoyed a very high rcputafion amore me
Female COLLEGES 81 the South, 4 situated ~
Florence. Ala. which i admitted 20 Pc one ot
the mostdelirbtful and salr brious tovni m tne
e1ufhwcEf. IL IL rery oary Of access branch
Oh The NerphH A Charleston railroad runs 70
South Florence. la President lsia
W Dr. W. III. MITCHELL,
II well known a. one Of the nblsft Ieeehers IN
the counfry. Next scllIen g.l can,nenc. on
he erE DAY or sEPTEMBkR NkNT. fcr
further particulars apply 70 the President. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

THg FIRM OF .BANK,sMI,L!.n, HON
mufn I conrsnt. y. Banksmith VII attend .
n BANKsNTTn,
W. .AHCHfR.
r. NJ. HUMPHREY.
Per =. ba1kunith.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-10

seconded the State Of Ohio, and cast 8
votes for Horatio Seymour. lGreat
cheering. Kentucky gave Seymour her
IL votes. [Grest cheering Msssaohu.
sets gave II for Horatio Seymour; North
Carolina changed her vote from Hen
bricks to Seymour. lCheers Penn
sylvania asked that her vote be not re.
corded for the present Mississippi
changed from Hancock u Horatio Sey7
mour, IGreai cheering and Confusion
ensued, the delegation standing upon
the seats: cries Of est down. cit dowr
in frontr OrderTl The President
took the chair, and insisted that the gen
tlemen must take seats, and would recog-
niss no one until order was restored.
Mr.. Woodward, Of Pennsylvania, nov
arose aud transferred her 26 votes 70
Horatio Seymour. [Great cheering and
disorder, cries OF The delegates all over
the house TO their respective chairman.
Of change our vote, change our vote.
Half dozen States ct once wantef
70 change their vote.
Missouri changed her III 10 Seymour.
Illinois followed en- masse for Seymour
Tremendous cheering aud Undesirable
confnsion1 aud Indiana changed IL q
I Seymour; Iowa came next. s for Sey.
mour; Texas cast her for Seymour.
Here the cannon ia the street begun
70 Ere salute for the nominee as Stais
after State came IN. but the confusiou
vas 40 great that not word couid b
distinguished Of shat anybody aid.
Seymour clearly nominated Con-
fusion subsiding.
Alabama, Kansas, Maine and Arkansas
followed successfully and unanimously
for SeymOar y
Mr.. Dawson. Of Pennsylvania. moved
The nomination unauimous, bat tss con
fusion vas 20 great nothing va dom
With IL
The New York herald., 1868-05-09

Congress. This brutal sport ceased for few weeks
last month but we have TO chronicle its revival
We have had delightful weather during the winter.
Not drop OF rain for six months and the skies have
been clear and the atmosphere as genia a. those
OF lovely Italy. 'G tia
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-03-19

Thore is no month of the year in
which stock require 80 much care al
March. One cold rain storm will chill
animals that are exposed to it worse,
and take off moro flesh, than week OF
the coolest clear weather we have in
mid winter, and when once thoroughly
chilled, many days Of extra care and
feeding are required to enable them to
recover from the effects of it.
Dry weather, il extremely cold, will
be endured by stock accustomed to be-
ing out, provided they are fed plenti-
fully, without apparent harm, but the
same animals, if exposed to q chilling
rain storm for single day, will receive
serious injury. The wool of sheep be-
comes filed with water and they ara in
as bad state as { encased in ice, and
unless strong, will be found in the fence
corner unable to stand.
March is a critical month for milch
cows, especially those that are coming
in early, and it not properly protected
from the inolement weather, will show
the effects of it through the whole sea-
son. Keep them in the stable on such
days as common sense would teach a
man they should not be out, and water
them them in their stalls.
Provide some shelter for sheep, at
least for the weaker portion of the flock,
and ewes that are going to have lambs,
even If the barn floor has to be used
for them to lie upon. Give the whole
flock shelter if possible.
Sheep that have not been grained
during winter will do better not to be
allowed to get taste OF grass until
there Is enough for them to get a full
supply, for it win destroy their appetites
for dry feed, and they will grow poor.
IL grain Is fed at this time in any con-
siderable amount to sheep unaccustom-
ed to It, the result will be still worse.
Ohio Farmer.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-03-19

Always loosen the chsck-rein before
giving water to a horse. II watering
with a pail, hold it no higher than is
necessary TO relieve the neck from
pressure upon the collar. 1t is not
natural for q horse to drink with his
head up any more than it is for a man
TO get down to drink.
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FARM FOR sALE.

wish to sell my farm, in jackson township
jackson county. Il lies In secl0n12 less than
mile from the NJ. y c. Railroad. II contains
200 Ucres, aluut Oh Of Which Is cleared thu
balance well tlmbered. There ia comfortable
house, barn, and an orchard of Ito trees graft
cd fruit. IL Is about mile from Raysvile, on
the railroad
ANY one wishing 10 buy such a farm, would
do well TO call and see the place, and hear terms
Jan 28, '6S-9m WILLIAM JENKINS,
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The Board OF School Examiners for Jackson
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Aug22, 6sr-f JOHN Z. STEVENSON, Clerk.
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E8- Connections made ut Hamden Junction with
Trains Of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made ut Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkcrsburg with the Bal
timOre and Ohio Railroad. ORLAND SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
Chlllicothe, o., Dec. 30, 1867
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

rFif'y cents state X. v-nu. s.arp
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
l .!udtcial Di>,ri I. Of the State Of Nevada, III
and far the univ Of O'm>by-
NILSSON SrtiNTGGIRr VS.. ALICE ST0N-
T0NlEE. Actmn hr ueht in the District Cour'
If the Second Judicial d street of the state 81
Nevada in aud for the county rf ntshy, ard ,hr
ny.Inr filed in aid county Of o. m by, i'll TIE
flee If the tIrlk of : i'll District ourt.
The state of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stontomire Ae'enlaIt: ~ e ! erehy ,Guirrd
to alil in action brought against yor 10y The
above named uaint n in tie District c. mt Of the
Second Ju.iiral Distrct # the state Of Nevada
in and for The comfy of 'rInshy, and answer
tie complaint ii Ell the elm "a copy Of which &c
corp MES his Snmmn,s) witt in ten DAYS {excn-
sve of the d,r If seivic) after the service yt'u
of his SUMMON if served v iilIin this count, :;
o. if served ut # 'l'is county. but in tbi- Dis
ui,t. within twenty days, o hermis" within f'ity
,'ays-"r judgment by default will be takel
again W
And yen ave hcr,hv Motif d thas if yen fail u
aprear az arrsw er the stid complaint rs shove
quired. tie said plaintiff will take decree and
judgment ms prayed
Given under my l,ard, and the Seal nf the Dis
trct Court If the Second Judicial District of the
.~-x State Of evada, in and for the count,
GU, of OImSby, this l4th day Of .Ju'y, in
/ ehAh ( the year II OFT Lord, one Thousand
s~a eight hundred and sixty eight.
II. J. AsuMORE, Clerk
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08
PIOEEE.R SHOP.

C,TATE o. NEVADA. COUNTY OF ORTSGT.
~ Ia til" Justice u-t Ca.so.l Township, il. and
f.. 0 r!>by CuuHry.
II T. Ricc AMI rh,l, VI. Rec, rs Executors Of
the Estate Of Catherine 4. F.ishe, d-cea~ed
Paint ff< vs.. .Inlln A Sh,rrls, leferslt.t.
The state %! Nevada sends greeting 10 John 4
~h0irtiS Guu are hereby su.AIInl,ci :" a,tpear
fore ut Ihy office in CarS'n city, il CA son
Township, in Ar.n,ly County, on the
7.;i ::ay & september. + .. SOS :.
At - u'clur 4 NJ. and ANS INTO the compI
OF the above named Plaintiffs. now flie in my
III @. no sue ia obtain jud -;ncrt against yor
# the SUM ot Three Hundred $500 Dollars sai
.iIfIgt claimed and ALLEGED t" lee due u Pam
ttf> Is Executors aforesaid. for dam done
tn r-iutiff5 tU;l !iHEs situate On part 1T No
r,ile ~. bio K fiiIfv-fT.' (2jl, Setrs, Thompson,
AMI sears division Vt Carson Cay, :sed by tie
g,yjn. way the walls of your builliuE silua'e
IN The adi"i' ing premises; when jnlsme1: will
t. Ken -r;Iist y1u for the said am unit. if You
fail t. appear an. answer. To the Shelf any
Constable Of Ike nd County, greeting: Make L.
gu service ant lIe return hereof Given uuGer
hand this , day Of July. A. D. 1858.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08
ELECTION I!CTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT or TIL
FIRST TUESDAY. TI1E THIRD
DAY GFNEVFWH Der

NEXT. lsGs.
An Election viii l,e held in o. nisbv County, Neva
la. for the fl owing named State, County anI
Township officers. to VIII
TIN ee President nj Tleytors:
On Representative TO Congress.
ore II ,te Printer:
o surveyor General:
one .u>tic. If lie supreme rorrt long Term
o,,a .Justi- Of the sup enc Court q holt Term
'il vaca' occa>ioned by the death of Justice
c. " Bros,ran:
Ore tate senator;
Three ss~emhi men;
One Sheriff:
One County Clerk:
ore County SSS"sSDr-
One district Atfntne';
nn. Caun-v FeCor 'er:
one c. Nv Tr"as,Irr-
0ur Sun"rr,tcudeht If Schools;
One Public administration
a c Cn"rrv Srry vnr;
q e Tusti'.e f he Peace. crrsnn Township;
Olr Cnfi<t:b'", Cars n Townships:
Cnr us'th'" Fn,nise To" n.fir
One .I'-s''rr of n" 2 ar" Empire Township;
Three nnty Commissioners;
Whir'r Election uiiI lie orencd at O'Clock in
trc ~ Ring. M will "cn il Ne until o'clock in
;he # ern"n ftle anne day.
Carson Precinct -7nsrec.ors: l.. C. NcKeebv
.'as. ". 7 h rn,' son. Tn NJ Wells Polls at Cor
".l'> auction room in Burwelrs Store Block
Carson.
BrunswiCI, Precinct -Tns ',c'ors: Daniel
~ nv. O. C'"trhrr. n q. Bve Polls at the
- unsw elk Mill Crmsby County.
Empire rre-inct inspectors: r. T.. Brown.
INr, Kinney. A:e H.chcv. Polls ut u. s. Post
flee in Empire City, Grmshy County, Nevada.
Hr or'er of the Board If C unity Commissioners
# ornlstv County. etate If Nevada.
Ia ed Carson. October 19h. 1868
Nj. ASIIM,EE Geek Board Of
Co nts C.Hu sicnsrs, Ornsby Cocuty. nevada.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-08

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sECOET
i Judicial district Of the State Of Nevada. il
and r the County Of DJusla~.-Frances Hamlet
vs.. William Hamlet
! Acrou brought in the District Court OF the Sec,
On ,Jdcisii District of the state of Nevada, in
and tor the said County, and tie complaint fl, d
in saii CoGury Of Douglas, in the office Of the
Clerk of said District Court the 18th day of
September A. D.. lshs.
The Srate of Nevada sends greeting TO William
Hamlet defendant.
You are hereby required u AT. ear in an action
broH cht aCains' Won by the ah We arne plaintiff
in the Di,t,ict Court of the Second Judicial Dis
srict ~ the State of Nevada. in and f,rtie County
II ID u- AID toarIswer the ON plant fl Ell here
IN within tea days (.Xcu>ive Of ie day Of service
after the service ynu of this if served
within his county: or if -ervei ont of rhi>
county hut i'll rl,i- district. within twenty days.
'-herwis. within forty days-"r ju 'emerrt by de
ftnit will be taken against you. according 10 the
PRAYER of sad comp aint.
The id action i br.n hit to obtain a decree Of
Iivorrc from the bonds Of rrat inony now eyis:-
ing be: xeen H. sail deenlan' AMI said plaiutifi
nav thereby he dis, ve and pfa ntf he re eased
The obligation f said fn,rria-e contract IS
alleged by nj Unfit in hr said complaint the
unls Of failure 70 surrnrt said rlIntif oi 70
nrnv de the ce~s:nics Of life, stid nec cct not
being the resTlt Of ptve"tv ynnr y r.. which
r"ud rot have DID r.y .inrry ministry:
ex'r me cruelty AID the ne Of tie most ' , wit
g,r pr fame aud oh Gene lan-u e. in pre- 'f
nj plaintiff. AM FIR all other relief 10 which
n a'.trirf my he entitled, rs " sail complaint
Fl ed herein will III re fully appear by reference
t hero.
And van are. hereby mt ie that if you fail t.,
,r,pe,r aai :.l,sw-r III, sad mp'aint 81, W
,-rirr.l m. I'D paint Il vi afI'v to The Go IT
for tn relief drFua'tei in -iii complaint and fr
tii, SIS If this n-ti"n.
';nenunl"r my hand ani the S,.4
sr.aL f,'s ",,'ri? Corr, If ',s =, s,"@"
= = - yed :. IT, a.r, far the ''rHptv"f II N a.
his lJth day Of s. en- or. i'll IN" wear "Fit
''i .'' ti,orS '''t Eight hundred az sixty Ell III
C'rtf te # Copy.
>t''- Of >rra a. ''r'lrrty of Dnr-'re, s7.-Sac-
'nd judicial ii trct Cnnrt i. Sfer hen 4 Kin
Wv. & elk of the So nd .Ju cai u strict Curt al
u u 'it- Ir'v. Safe at >eva'a do H. rcI,v nj
Lat the above aad f,rr- in@-a fl'', trs'e id or
ec' Gag" # the original summons in tic c'ia
'rtitie1 Fr,ncrs Iil"'ltt Nilirm Hamlet. |
Which now ren,iHs on file in my o,.ce a. Genoa,
II sid untv an STATE.
/, TESTIMONY whereof. have harnn1'o set m |
a1' ard att rel the .ea, o. SAID Court this i1th
~ o. september, /. D. iSG2. -.