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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-18


The people of Ashley county are silsl
intent on the prosecution Of their favor
ite railroad enterprise. A meeting Of
the citizens Of that locality was held in
fuTtheranee of that interest on the 4th
inst.
The White county Record says /:
One of the Eewiy Whitewashed was
asked why the Legislature did not ad-
iOurn. He replied "dat de minority
wanted to 'iourn an go home, but de
majority hadn't no homes for to go to,
an thought they c0U,I Lake more
money here" Ssgscious, Searcy.
The JaoksODpOrt Herald says of the
crops /" We have been assured BY many
of our farmers ia this section that there
never was such cheering prospects for
good crops as there is now. The rains
lave been ample and at the right time,
and in consequence everything is in
splendid condition. Gotten never has
looked SO Well-ditto corn. Our farmers
have great cause TO be thankful to the
Giver of all good"
We learn that the citizens Of Wood
ruff county are busily engaged ia seeQr-
ing the means necessary to the purchase
of grounds and the erection of buildings
required for the establishment of an ag-
rieultnTal association. We wish them
every success.
The Washington Telegraph says
The corn crop Of the county has been
suffering for rain and has been partly
damaged. On Saturday il rained all
around us, in some localities very hard,
and in others but slightly. Appearances
indicate another rain, which viii not be
Objectionable. The cotton crops are do
ing fine.
The Des Are Citizen has the follow
ing items;
We learn that our old county
officers have surrendered their Offices
and turned over the books, etc., TO the
newly elected. They have left q fair
record, and we wish them the greatest
measure OF success in their future un-
dertakiDgs; and that their successors
may serve the people as well, and with
as little complaint as they have done.
We are jabilant over the crop pros
peet. Our farmers had dry weather
until they got their crops clean and well
worked, and just before they had sus-
tanned any injury from the dry weather
the rains Commended, OF which they
have had an abundance. The people are |
in excellent spirits no complaint COM
ing from any quarter about making |
something to live on another year.
The people of West Point and vicin- |
ity have determined upon having q grand |
barbecue at West Point on the 22d inst. |
1t is intended as a kind Of social reunion,
where the people may meet and confer. |
The bill TO remove the county site OF |
PTRiF e county from Brownsville to De- |
wallis Bluff passed the House by q vote |
of 80 10 10.
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ACTUAL LCAPrTAL LREoUrRED

The Company confidently believe that thirty
nvs per cent. Of the Capital Stock VIII con.
strzct and fully equip
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ROOM NO. 1.
Corner Monroe 4 Second sts.

VTyE have the Abstract Books ana Complete
w Index OF the registers once, COMPLIED
by the late HENRY A. OHNf1; and, after Ino-s
careful experiences in the business, tnot one
mistake having occurred In all that fimea we
are enabled 70 furnish complete deraignment
of title 70 all - q. -
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THE MERcAMTILE AcEMcY

R, 9. DUN Co. Southwest corner Main ana
Madison over Commercial Bank, Room 6,
Memphis, Tennessee.
s. 3. WRIGHT, General Agent
mhatf For Memphis ana yfcinffv
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rs hereby given, that in pursuance OF Al, or
4 der from T. J. Latham, REGISTER in Bank.
frptey for Lhs Western District or Tennessee.
there will Re a second general meeting of me
creditors Of W. II. Order, Bankru,4, at said
Registers Office, No. 40 Main slrset st 10
o'clock am, on the 4th day of august next.
G. A, LEFFINGWELL,
iyl2A Assignee
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1000 NILES OF Wire.

Which VIII connect al the commercial oents
and important places In the United States
This opinion rests upon the most reliable estl-
mates and responsible offers 10 construct and
equip the lines. -
The National Telegraph Company Is organ
lied under the Laws Of the State OF New York
and franchises conferred BY an act Of Congress,
approved July a, 1865.
PREsrr E1sT T-..-.....-.........GEo B. sENTER,
OF Cleveland. Ohio.
VIcE-PRxsrDnST--...-....--,RoBERT SQUIRE,
ofNew York City.
FREDERICK PRENTICE
OF New York CITY.
sECRErAHr-........--...--..GEoReE 3. WALTER.
OF New York City.
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HOTELS.
.AMERIcAN 4 HOUSE.
BOSTON, MASS.

DObL O4Ns HA1AoN0s
FI4HE very important and extensive improve
i ments which have recently been made in
this popular Hotel the largest in New En- gland,
enable the propretors to oifer TO Tourists, FAM
lies and fho Travelling Public, aecommoda-
tons and conveniences superior 10 any other
Hotel IN the city. During the past simmer
additions have been nads OF numerous suites
Of apartments, with oathing-roous, water
closets, etc. attached cne of Tufts nnagnih-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
strucisd. conveys guests TO the upper story Of
the house In one minute; the entries have
been newly and richly carpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly rep1enished and refaT-
nshed, making 1t, in al its appointments
eotsal to any hotel in the country.
telegraph Odics, Billiard Halls and Cafe on
the f8rsB door. LEWIS RICE 4 SON,
feb7 eodsn Propriescrs.
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NURSERIES.
NURSERIES.
WHEATON NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis. on
Horn Lake Road.
oHN TRENT wADDy THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & CO..
PROFRIEroRs.
SUCCESSORS TO
DR.. s. M. WHEATON,

WE are prepared 20 alI orders for every de-
W scription OF Fruik blowers and OruR-
mental Trees, Grape arfe Straw berry Vines and
hot House Plants, Ross, etc, etc.
Oar stock is made up of the best selections
which can be gotten up In Europe or America
We solicit correspondence from ali who pur-
cnase Trees IN large or small quantities. or any
Wno VISA 70 adoTn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
- f1rss-ciass Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wrea4hs always
on hand.
~ Descriptive Catalogues, with prices and
Al necessary information, viii be furnished by
applying personally or by letter to
oasD oHw IT, S0EsE TRENT q 90.
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ooMPANVs OFFICE.
Mes. 64 and 66 broadway, VT

A limited amount Of the capital stock OF tais
company L allotted to this locality, ana those
having an opportunity and subscribing, viii
be placed upon equal terms with its corpora
tors, and win secure like interests in all fran
chises which have. accrued, or may hereafter
accrue TO the company from any and ali
sources.
Stock may now be subscribed in Shla esns
pany at the ofHcs Of
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Fort Pickering, Memphis & SHELBY
County Lands.
NOpICE

at the shortest notice and on the most reasorsble
erms. q. ]. CAMPBELIsA co.
mhD Successors 20 Bond 4 CanDbsl1.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE.

Tax Collector, Shelby County, Tenn.
nE- Once iu GreenlaW Buildfng. corner q
Second and Union, room No. T. jyl7 Ina
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

CLEARED.
s.am,bips-Gemss Shweuscn Hamburg Bristol, Wallace. PHI
aIgphia; Fsucoua Sherwood. Portland
Slip-Iherrse. Muigett, London
Ba.eeu Angler staples san Francisco Gan Eden Wiisou.
Lisbon Mar Pepers Rio 1Heo Richmond John kiny Hopkins,
AspiuvaL - ,r,,.
Bhgs-Pslma Burg Bremen Salinas Lind Para Venus Wians
Green Pond F A j. Raymond, MalaIcou Clare n D. fiess
state Shute, EiIabehport - -.
Sehoopers-Johu Ferris s. John Wilmington " c D. T. YtsT,
Heather Wilmington n c. D. G. Huse hltethi ftInandAA wy
Fourth, Cobb NewbuppoII
ARRIVED.
p vreuts Won Pauo Nsz Psdaug March 2l anl hemp
IriF uaslet Rasmussen slonteyiieo days, wool, &C.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FATHER POINT Canada July 26Tbe steamship Morsvsn pissc
this point at 1850 J. n inwari-bouut. - a.
tyERroO July 27Ihe steamship Etna from NeWlof J4{ ~
arrived at Queenstown on Saturday zh.s
m ,sGow July 2rhe steamship St Patrick hchan ir@H S'e'ss
july TO- arrived IN the Clyde to-day
SPOKEN.
Mve IA, "a g. Ion 25 46 Hamburg bark Hans nom s'S'pe'
0 Ms m N S ca Sc E. Dutch ship Maria Elizabeth, 0a
Rotterdam Batavia, 50 days out - 49, D.. -.,s h.-,s
Jnu 29 lon French bark Don VuAoe i'oh O~e~Oe H!' w.
for Ilavre % days out
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
sorsts, Gargilg,s, &G

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART.
- Urosiuar 900 Thrrtutt.t rs-glr r4h'e so ~ hut n
rare anl lafr. tai er.f WLDNhsDAi d.. a+it4pAl
.tr o. u .tr. Lrrc vl' aFatf trl rIHtr- D'
r.s tst- o- Esu tlrug aa les.v woIs si lre sars
whether es,o r advertised ro. TOE lsrt s''nr1i o Hca
l-. ull Err.t F1lrr Di II @ aa-ta on
har!. aso ,sr. slar-, PafL pbt tons. bI M- sfa.ns
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.Yonx. Monday, July a. 1868.

Among the desirable property adyerIisG% ,,Seoec .,
this morning, are fine country
..oing land. and building lots, in Perth Anp0S
yio-e hooking for such property viii do well 70
o transactions worthy Of note took place IN 's ,r
state market in this city today. We prA' O''''
sustornary tables Of recorded transfers
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
nnd those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro
perty VIII fud it TO their interest TO advertise in TIE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition TO this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii be found, not only in NewYOrz and all its
cities and villages, bat every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as VIII allow OF the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell on tho fact
that the subscribers for the thrse editions Of TIL TB
USE semi.Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
ments iD each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyoes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both ia the city and every part Of tho State,
thus adding greatly the value Of its columns as an ad
vertlsipe medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows DAUT TRIBUSE' p cents per line ioF slnsie
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents Der hue.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

DEBILITY
Az IRON TONIC WITHOUT ALCOHOL
PERUVIAN SYRUP is proo1ile ofiiOa
PERUVIAN SYRUP contains no alcohol
PERUVIAN SYRUP vts.ses tbe blood
PERUVIAN SYRUP i1vgorate the brain
PERUVIAN SYRUP makes the weak strong
PERUVIAN SYRUP builds up tLe broken down
pEEUvTAE SYRUP strengthens and avigorliea
PERUVIAN SYRUP cures female weaknesea
Sold bv aII Druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
NrrW.YORK and NEW -HAYEN RAILROAD
- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1904
''0' COMMENCING NAY 3, l56%
p.s,,sr Station IN NeYok corner Tgcntvssvenihs s. aud Folr
ave. Entrance on Tueut.seyenthsL a.

p,s,sr Station IN NevYork corner Tgcnysvenihs 81; aud Fourth
~ ave- Entrance on Tuenyscyenths a.
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRK; -
FoG HeT ayea and bridgeport 100 80O QHl n5o m l@l9
Gr), 400 tsrl 40 400 $50 900 (kH p n, ., "A
For Milford Stmtori, Fairfield Southport and We''po" "O 4'
For Sofssk 100 900 iErl 9Oo Il9o N l2l EI) 800 kIh
~ 6osa len o. g65 80 a. n n 24s 40 6ooP
Tor stanford zoo 500 (E1) 300 30 ms lAl9 (hLl 2lS 800
Crl o. 45 4 90 (Erl 40 $50 63j BOO (hLl NJ o., - *
For Greenwich and Intermediate stations I0o 9OO lL0 nj "I'
"i9 Af' ''0 Wv p CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston Sprin gfed 200 NJ EI aVO 'HAh "" p m
For Hosion via Suorr Line. l25 Ok ttO p n "a, n,
For HsI.iSsi aud Spsgled 600 tGI l2A 8" (Erh 800
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 N. Qr lal'p to h0H'
"i' For d Prouience and Fshkn Railroad 900 EL n I'D
pFor New Haven New Londo sonnstOn Railroad 500 H.
Il ~ No. C,9s Rnod 500 m 2l5 m 70 EOrhanp''0 aud VIII
N' w. U6ns,tonle Railroad 600 4 m, 900 p m
N,r Esuratuck Railroad 500 a. NJ, 300 p n t9,r lan, M
Tr pauHuri and Nofgak Railroad, 1oo ~ Nv ~ - IAN ~ ~ WV
Connodious sspnsCars attached 10 CIV AsIES H. HOYT sap
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$lroFosaIs.
NROTON AoIIEnncT DEPARTMENT.-

(lROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To
~ CONRACrOBS-seplrai sealed proposals each norsod
ihe te Of ae work % v relates ihe nans Of the os @ the
Date OF pc presentation viii he received at ts ohce until u O'Clock
Of THURSDAY August 1863 for TIE construction Of he follow
ing street improvements wits SEWERS (spec No @ Do lfI
and lz5 streets betFeen 81 and h avenues tspe No. @ y @
avenue between ta All streets vita branches ana 10 oIhsteet
bwel ft and Syeuues' tlec No ~ ~ Detsen ioh
and tl streets VIII branch 10ihsireet pec No @ 10 washing
tonfr between jane sai Horato West Wa'eepce between
Christopher and West lVhsreet Natste between NscE sad
Sullivan and Church between prnat aHd Walketresis ee No
5 iu -1tsiee It1 and isres btu cen on ana on venues
tsrtc No 3d. u 5aeuue between sea and 5htre VIA oareh
53 suet pec No 5 between 0Gnd llt streets ana hsteen
l a1l 4yeaes tpce No. & 10 lstayeaae from Slaseei to
and through llsieet 70 2iarenue; (Fec No CO., n El4e
street between bcleJ and rron Clinton between boome aud
Delaney toumtil between Delaney and vngtou Henry between
Grand Monroe Noffs Ceg
between Coef ami iasfcs. aud lfp No A. unfinished sewers
between 5s and reet AMI between 9havfnre and uIsonH
PAyENENTs VIZ: Nc1n pavneuts FaukuatTeet between hn
aud N Broadway l'trcet from 81 10 btna1enues Irving place
l4h hcet 0ha from t2d % J9bttree,, JJ rr
a 90 4itlseet from Broadway n ttYeuue iol
oh 20 7hrt and Ghstrect between Al avenue and
Rutherford place MGone-a pavement 10 2lstreet between h rd
5ayeuuc FISK concrete pavement IN l1Eeet from M to ls-
avenue for the completion of the unfinished ueoc pavecu
2fgyeue from tlst 10 b6eet and a. 10Th ei from savenue 10
ksst River
rsu the above works and specifications and
fo.ms TIE bids obtained on application s this oIlce.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
RoBT. J. DAREAGH, }Croton Alneiec Board
Gao. s. GREENE,
.VorE De-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

NEW JERSEY r. R.-For PIllLA1DEL1FI j. T. y II q,
~ via Ksaangoa $50 M VI, S@1fo Fo Bit and Washing
W w r9ls 9, ~ Tt3j N. For Seuth and s. W-S" n Il
noon. 1880 or, c,,..,t aud Chesco-g.40a H. y 3
fO Tie 40 M and 1880 No. trains through WIN oll
p M i5J p ~. prs seepingca train through 70
vtbout charge making same copneelon a ~
Olhc'taA Family compartment $50 on
,T or Mon Thurs through 20 Shaso
connecting one ""' ts6siv1 p. W. JACKSON. Gen nupL
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Go Glbum ii map Confirm

Go Glbom If MN Confirm
I HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC not to
tt nv wife ADELA WRIGHT my sceount as no debt Of h,I
contracting viii be paid by me WV IL WRIGHT Gretns1gsn n =
NATATORIUM-Prof Henry Gebhards
~ sWINWNG SCHOOL Hot and cold saltwater bsths and sea
bathing f1r ladies' gentlemen and children al the mag1aeeni pah
pqk oo OF sxTxhsL stage route established ior NE
accommodation Of subscribers
CR0rov AqUEDrcr DRPARraKNrl
Rrpv,u OF WATER RENrs. NKv -lORK July H. 1865. )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that per cent
pey vim be added DAY Of August next on ell unPaa
water rents NllLlAM II. 2lCAlH,I-I He.-l le--,.
NOTICE.-AI persons having claims against
~ the estate Of THOMAS HYATT deceased are hereby 20
tiled 10 presea the sgned on before Noy leeo
NeyYofk Msv5 1868 Col l. HART Executor No 5J lhraye
TEYHE "YOJJNG WOMEN's HOMEn of the
ladies Christian Union removed from hssi FouTteeuth-st
no q North Waslngouquare corner Nacdougast Sooa e
euces required from persons applying for board
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Gttan Situmtrs.

Guan Gttumtrs
NTATIONAL LINE.-The steamship PEsNN-
~ sTtvISiA IIsu will leave on SATURDAY., August z m
~ Sartb River Liverpool OF OhsenlI9Hn
% , sioe ,seTsge sJ9 cueacy beeng tickets hSM q!
% oa.snomn s5i currency hpPg a. me PPsT Mspasst
and q broadway.
PASSAGE TO AND FROM
oRRAT BRITAIN AND lRsbAccPgR
ny STEAMSHIP AND bAlLlh0 rASAhA'
AT REDUCED hAIEb..o ,so rpuTl lyn
DRAFTS A'A SCOTLAND AND WALLS.
fss g15!TInh,RRo gnTT hRo GsS Co. Ne ssa sai Ne np'a'"
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Copmintrsbp gOtitts.

Copmtnnsgp 5oiitfs.
NrOTICF IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Co
~ 1t9tpeurp heretofore existing between the nn5enin un
= of HOMER MOTT sberehy dissolved BY mutual
usI ~ WILLIAM MOTT Withdrawing from the tH u me tl..
IN s ssr,d ou as before At No 81 hudsoh ale Nv w
sts by HARVEY KOMEh. ,uApvFy RONRR
Dated July q. 1909. W. ....-...!--- ~ ..o- =
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
C. ia

" . =.
4 PAEK-ROW STORE TO LET, No. 30,
n stor'.5 IS fget deep Rear eEtralce s91 hoTa
II No. 80 Pearl-st., 3 doors from broadway
"a The ueg STORE 251IU gth basement and under CELLAR Tca
~''' P' ''- ALEXANDER KNOX
FURNISHED HOUSE at Yonkers 20 Lei
J Twelve rooms g'r river ueu depot l0J0ANs lontefs
0N Brooklyn flights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
Z farv trovu-s,oue fbt brick; within tTe minutes va2 oi
Wast Ferry ari CRATES range gAs not ai cog
bb rsterost stationary tl, ec. all in perfect odef m De
49, " f'' rAVENPOgI \ TAENIEGi
no lj7 Noltaelc-.t resr Ceufi.,, b-otNtIn
C0TEEW POWER TO LET.-Two well lighted
= ROOMS 20 LET no rool gOIk allowed Apply 10
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ no 3.5 e.st flfy-ilil-ft
no RENT Low for two months-A furnished
ssuDtrr s A. Sharon C0te iolr from NeFlort Harlem
F7fosI ADg yto GEO l. WOODWARD Architect No yl Broad
vay, r. 2.
ITO LET-With Steam Power, two ROOMS,
well lighted Apply to H. WATERMAN, No u DuuhanIiaee
Brooklyn. = %, --------
ITO LET.-FURNISIIED HOUSE in Plalnhcld
desirable HOUSE with hae yal fruit tree, and Ri,,,
with admirable surroundings aUd a Convenient lce IRON nt @
rgl Depot Tall.s reasonable Appy 70 bbOAh AAhoh o. e
Plau1ed Depot
-
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Grtursion5
Bw sAfLisG ARR1SGEaES

nAUY. EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
TG|fyy l.rlrf lt Whfas.oHe Bl.sa pork Great Nerk
1-f, ft W,f. Doek sui Glen Wooi o. a.er MONnAi
Jgle Is tle steamer AEOWsN1TH Cap, Matte NJ" leave -1
sim P 80 % Fast River every W'u1N at' ioI tue ABOVE '-
IT,. Het.rt'le. v.l leave bofru $3.50 n d.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Summer gstrt1ts.

~
DECONIC HOUSE, GreenpOrt, i. l-NOw
4 opsu Address PECOSIC HOUSE GTesnport. T. T. n J.
VYHE CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
This resort situated on the Cat'sl soasiant
Stste OF commanding the nnes Anecs having
been recently viii be open from June 10 70 Oct Ier1A
e. 20 per dry, 423 per week
Stages Cstskh with al the Hudson r. r. trains and ne asy
bst from Also with steamboats, Thomas Powell
sa Champion leaving IS foot Of Franklin a. NeSiOrk
daily al p. Ia Saturdays at D. NJ - . , -,
TTHE VAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE, Nyack on the
Iuds efc OF the R0ckaud Institute under the abof
designation v be during the mouths Of July August and part OF
l. D. MANSFIELD Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
I OYG ISLAND RAILB0AD.-Lcaye James

N.Y. for Gree1po and stations ereelt Wooide aua willow
IT, rr rr N.rluori Passenger Train and al stations
cer, willow Hll iail for 'eenpoH s,ol.uE az
f, Nueo. Ict sre and a stations Last fo p m NoItlpoEt
llsir aud al stations except Willow Tree
No- p Passenger Train aud all stations AT passenger trans
. III N .olt th trains and Hampstead and Glen Cove
sg Tclltou Train leaves Hunters Point Of a. m for hemnead
r Cove North lsu N0 port ana All way sitous arrives ~ 4L
tsr,. Point at 6:lO Takes e1oct June y l65. A..
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM Ps ~ ASS sun Sets..... 79 M0oB Sets....,.. 0ss
WATER THIS BAL .
SANDY Hook 2.23 Cows Island 3:l3 Hell 6ate.,...- iA
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
s9url a1larNm's 11uiitt.
STATE OF NEw.YoRK,
"a NFH.Hra....

SrATE OF NEw.YORK 2
PoRT.WARDRNS OFFICE, No p Wh-an'sa
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VIII an
~ Section Of the Act passed Agnl u o 0s sS 10 i, os~s.
Interested p or having charge Of the subject matter .. sh
sIamuauon survey that tle following eseh arc s l
80 G e po Waeu aud the said SURVEYS OF
H eted within ten days succeeding ms loHe 'l OOA0 '-s
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
2ttiurts anN yltttiras.

TIHE GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB Of Ho.
bot en- win hold Meeting TUESDAY. 28th inst st n
otto Co,,-qe A. W. TBNNEY, Gen. TREMAIN JOHN L. FOS
TER, and others viii speak.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28

DARITAN and 'DLLA" ADT D-AI I-1I''
IA hOAD FOR LONG BRANCH, .,.~
..,,,,, prvrp MANCHESTER BRlCkSBURG, RED BANhi &C
IOM , ~ "i' r+oa Pier No. O. foot Of Chamberssti
MIL isnrisys excepted. at 9 "a. m, and 40 P ~,
,pa.'t "a per a for Passengers only at4.LJ p u
4ve~N'-n - tvt Inc hYonte steamers
JEsSg HOYr and NkFkRSiNh
,,..t., Lava Long Branch at 5t3l a. N. and5 y IN
kelllu''s' w Tons River a. $40 4. No. and l. 40 p IN
Arriving in New York Al $50 a. m and % p h,o
c,,.,'on' month sl1 5Oj moL s21l NOS SSo .
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
6onntm GtaI eslate fox saIe.

DARGAINS-2j acres near POughkeepsie; II
ID acres Goes Conn II and 50 Eswbpr Also ars
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
Suttiun Sales Of 2taI Gslats.
J. JOHNSON. i-.i Aucrouecr
DY JOHN NSON & MILLER,
- AUCTIoNETHs ANp

=
C Residences Stores Lots Country and Farms bought 'i
CHANGED Auction Sales OF turliart &C.
WEDNESDAY, JuI- &C. az d O'clock, -
A. Peek Sin Hotel oi Br1C.Hsr and flftsa
Absolute Partition Sale Improved SOUTH NiAIHSl au. H E
POET PROPERTY by order OF tie Supreme Court Theodore
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New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF w-YoRK.........Jrrr H.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-13

DIR. LIvINGsToNE's RETURN.-The war
steamer Octavia, which few days ago ar
rived at TrincomaIee from the west coast
of Africa, brought report that the ex-
plorer was believed to be within weeks
Journey of Zanzibar. When he was last
heard of, he had reached point half way
up the eastern side of Lake Tanganyika,
and was pushing north towards the Albert
Nyanza. Between the two Nyanza Lakes
and Tanganyika, some authorities learned
in African travel are of opinion that the
ultimate secret of the Nile is still really
hid; and the time which has elapsed since
we last heard of the explorer appears to
Justify the expectation that he will be
found to have gathered up into one mag
nificent result the researches OF all who
have preceded him in those fascinating
paths of travel. Dr. Livingstone was ex-
pected in some quarters not without good
information of his probable movements to
emerge from the vast unknown OF Central
Africa at Gondokoro, and to descend the
to Alexandria; but the traveller latest let
tiers indicated that he meant If possible to
return by of Zanzibar as we now learn thai
he is doing. The whole country will be glad
to know that his wonderful journey has Sc
nearey reached its close all the more glae
since the long interval between the previous
and the present tidings had begun to IN
spire anxiety.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-11-13
THRALL & SON.
~ While at the village Of Arena Il

~ While at the village of Arena the
other day we took "a stroll to Mess,s.
Jones' saw aud planning MILL By the way
they have things about right. We found
them very busy. They have just bought
a first class new engine and boiler and now
they are fully prepared to do all the work
that comes to them, and Judging from
what we have seen, they will do it cheaper
better and more rapid than any other firm
in the county. The Messrs. Jones are
practical, obliging business men, and We
hope they will build up substantial bust
ness, as no doubt they will. Go ahead
seems to be their motto. Success to yot
friend Jones. We like to see improve
ments of whatever name or nature. Thos'
wishing steam power cannot do better thar
call on Mr.. Jones. He Informed US he hat
sufficient extra power to drive run o
stone. s. T. w.