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nv LnNGrELLOw. IN.
Not sigh was heari. nor funeral groan.
A. up the Salt River We scurrird
But We longcd 10 leave the cold corpus alone.
For We heartily wished he was buried.
We buried him deeply on election day.
tAil our votes for Ulysses ca.tingJ
And Nn,ied when We thought how his New York
=" friends
Would pray Tor his rest everlasting.
No star spangled banner enclosed III. beast.
But in a ic,i JiaHk.f we hound him.
Aud he lay like gray back taking has rest.
With scccSh ilag around him.
Just ~ our jolly job was done.
Salt River the moon bcains reelected
Aud We knew by the booming OF Union guns
That Grant and Coliax were elected.
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II any Of our readers haven't already heard
il. We take great pleasure ia informing them
that a, the elections held on Tuesday last,
GEN. ULYSSES :. GRANT nmI SCHUYLER
c0LFAX, We" respectively elected Prt,iicn,
and Vice President OF ia" United STATE, Tor
four years from thu fourth day Of March next
The returns are not complete when W" g. Ia
press. but enough are ia I" show that our iickc,
has been successful in TWENTI' FIVE NJ II,
STA TEN. and by trcn"nlnu. majori,ic.. Its
a great victory. Below we give the returns
though in condensed form from their glorious
details
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SHERIFFS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Di Viituc "i = wit ri iic!i iacias issued out
ID ~ tn Circuit Court fnr Baltimore county
sS,ss.s at the suit at Levi Nailnr gains, tho
SSkS goods aud cha;;els. lands aud tcnc 49,
mrnt. and credits "f Mclchur Fnw r.
bic. o. tic directed. have seized and taken Ia
execution all the E:ch:. title. interest claim and
demand Ut law aud ia equity Of said Mclchor
F"wblc. It. ia aud I" all that piece. parcel or
Tract "i Land situated. lying aud being ia Bal.
tin"rc county, un the Falls Road. about TWEEN.
~ one miles from the city OF Baltimore. adj.
j"inin; the lands II Jesse benson and Others
containing
l46 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less,
Together with all the improvements and an
Puiienan"cs thereto belonging. being tho same
property now occupied by the said Mclchor
fowblc
aud hereby give notice" that on
mcf.,siay. "a f.iy Il BercnJcr mart. is6s,
"a, /? o'clock ~,
Al the court House door, in Towsontown.
will oilrr Ter sale all tho right title. intercs,
and claim at law aii in equity Of the said
Mclchor F"wblc. IN and Co the above property
80 seized and taken in execution to the hichc;.
bidder Tor cash.
THOMAS BALDWIN.
sheriff of Baltimore county.
Nuv. IS
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BALTIMORE couxrY-orrlcrAr..

The following is the official vote ui thi. coun
~. and W" compare it with the votcoi last fall
when M"s.rs Bowie aud Bond were candidate.
for Governor. II will be- seen that We have gain
ed !. O2l On Judge bonds vote:
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nnticrLT WoRH.--A very curious work is
now going on at the Treasury Department n,
Washington. About two years ago the Adams
Express Company los, safe containing abou,
s200, 900 by the burning of steamboat ON the
Mississippi river. The sale was recovercd somr
tine ago by company Of yr,ckrrs, who rc,eiv.
ell Tor their iToub. One.;hifd Of the Iar value of
the contents. II was forwarded 10 the Treasury
Department aud an arrangement made with Gen
Spinner 10 have the contents examined, arranged
aud identified for redemption the Expires tom.
pan! ia! Ing all the cXIens" For this duty three.
81 ile most expert Of the lady clerks have been
assigned u ~ an operation requiring the great
est skill, driicac! aud patience The content.
consisted Of grccnba,ks, national bank notes aud
fractional curocucy. all burned and charrd. snu,F
Of them 10 cindet yet these ladies identify
notes and par's OF notes which have no trace %
their original Imprint except the compression Of
the paper ny the process Of printing, the .nk be.
ing consumed aud tie form OF the characters on
y appearing ia faint relief, caused ~ the ac.
ton Of the water ON the parts ginalls indrnied
by the press. About $50, O0O have alscady BEEN
identified 10y the labor Of one month, aud IL will
take siN months more Ia complete the work The
govcinmrni, 81 eoatsc, will rrdten all the green.
barks and fractional currency, and the national
banks all their notes that can lie Identified.
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The following is Tuesdays vote IA the sever
al Precincts where the districts were divided
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DnIsUN 80 fur bi"crsK 80 MAINLAND
The House at liish"I's. at the tri"nniAl conven
tion. nav ~ session ia New York. Ia. ann"unc
Ell it, approval Of tn division al the Diocesc
"f Maryland. Getting "il the nine counties "l
the Eastern shore as new Dinrcsc. Tn
il"'ls" 81 Clcreymcn and Lsymen hsd prrvi
"usly adopted a report approving The division
c"ndi'i"nHlly On the approval 81 the House 81
Bishop.
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The Electoral College.

The vo," in the Electoral College may with
certainty be- set down as follows:
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A No. ! NEW YORK CUTTER SLEIGH
n built by Duilcis Fer particulars. Ac., an.
ply At thc Coach shop of
J. ALkX. PARLETT,
S"s. If. Towsont,wn.
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wORTIY BESErAcTioS We have received
an accom-, OF the interesting proceedings Of the
donation aud dedication Of the Printers Cemetery,
the drrd for which presented to the Phila,lrl.
Phi' Typographical Socic'y, by George "
Child, Esq, proprietor u the PHLIic L,ig,r, for
the inicrincn, Of deceased prinler. The lot is
situated in Woodland Cemetery. and has an area
OF 900 superficial feet enclosed With ~ hand.
some marble wall, aud has an elegant and massive
marble gateway.
Thi. noble gift was duly appreciated by the
Society. impressive aud appropriate ceremonies
attended tie presentation aud acceptance Of the
deed aud the dedication OF the grounds The
proceedings are quite too lrngih, for our sIac,,
bu, We have read them With deep inirresi, a..
giving an account of hat was m inter, sting &C.
rasiou The nOblc srnernsii, of NJ. Chilis,
~hWl ',r has manifested un 81 many difTrrni oc.
easiuus will not he without it, rrNatd
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fR1nisG THE BRlix The discovery that the
brain ~ living animal could be- ;ozrn aud after.
ward could recover was made br pr James Ar
mott who solidihe,i the brain az pigeon D., ~.
passing u "a n 'frczing mixture IL was mot Iossi.
hlr 10 net on individual parts of the organ but
the Importance 81 the disrovrfy l. not the css on
that account II wis msrvclioa. revealing
Think what u was2 Here was u living organ 81
mind, u rcniw ~ power, Vt all guiding power,
Of all voliiion. II io1k IN every motion ~ the
universe 10 which u vas exposed II took the
light and form, aud color by the eve Il took
IA sound by the eat sensation and substance by
the touch odor by the nosifils. and taste by the
mouth u gave out. Ia return or response, ami
'nal mOlun rNpf' ssion-a else that DEMONSTRATES
n living animal wiihuu, Il the animal was turn.
I'd into a mere vegetable. Aud this otgan, the
very centre and sonl Of the organism, was, by
mere ph! seal experiment. for a time made dead,
all It's powers icr-bDund. And this organ
again set free. received iis functions back again,
and as We know now by further Obscr vation, its
functions unimpairrd. Surely this was the dis.
eovery Of y new world.-.iseriean Eiueafioaal
uoaih.y.
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I" Ivy Mills

TINlIk ivy MILLS, between the Hillsn
i aud hariord reads. having been repaired,
u again ready ior work. All orders prsmuelv
executed. LARKIN RRRD
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choapi Choapli chcapiil

IHHKUT W WuIUUs
A SINGLE MAN. who can come we'll rec
A omin"ndcsl. may have n good situation. BY
application Ia the undersigned. In Baltimore
county. near Elysville. Howard county, on the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad.
sept 5.-tLs J. n. WRIGHT.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
PARLOR SUITS.

Lounges, spring Beds and Bedding,
Manufactured to order at short notice.
No. 81 Free Street.
Mar 21-dh
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The first japanese child born ou's'ue Oh
Japan for the last ten centuries was Dorh ia'e-
ly at London. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamaikarl Sada-
kichi, members of an acrobatic troupe, are the
parents,
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Mar 21-dti
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Railroad 4 Steamboat oalArrangements
Union Repub. State Convention,
- AND -
Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention.

Arrangements have been made for carrying Dele
gates to and from the Republican State Convention,
and the Soldiers and Sailors Mass Convention at
Portland, July Sth, at ONE FARE, on all the
Steamboat and Railroad lines in the State, except
the steamer Eastport the fare OF which is rive
Dollars for the round trip.
The st. John and Eastport boat, the Bangor boat
and the Machias and Marlborough boats, touching
at all intermediate stations, will arrive in Portland
in season for the Convention and return at the close
The Portland, Saco and Portsmouth Railroad
Company will run extra train in the morning
from Portsmouth in season for the Convention
An extra train will leave Skowhegan at tour forty
five NJ, and taking all persons going to said Con-
vention at any station on the Portland and Kenne-
bee road and arrive in Portland at ten O'Clock, and
will leave Portland return at the close OF the con-
yentlon in season to reach Skowhegan same evening.
The Portland and Rochester road will take Dele
gates on any of its regular trains during
the forenoon and return them on the regular tram
which leaves Portland at 81 P NJ
The Grand Trunk Road will take Delegates and
other persons attending the conventions, from Cor
ham. N, H., and all intermediate stations,
giving return tickets good for that and he following
days. The lrain will leave Gorham at $50 NJ, and
arrive in Portland at $40. Delegates return by
the o'clock P NJ train to South Paris and interme-
date stations, and to Gorham N H, and in termedi-
ate stations by the A NJ train or the O'Clock p M.
train the following day.
Special trains will leave Pennington, Lewiston and
Bath in season to connect with the train from Au-
gusta to Portland. fa ~.
Delegates coming over the Name Central road and
over the Portland and Kennebee from Skowhegan
by regular train will be supplied with return checks
free. ..la.tf .# - ~ ,>,,, .u
Chairman of Union Republican State Committee
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Union Republican State Conven-


All citizens of this State who rejoice that our great
civil war has happily terminated in the discontinue
of reb llion; who would hold fast the unity and in
tegrity OF the republic, and maintain its paramount
right to defend to its utmost its existence while
imperilled by secret conspiracy armed force; who
are in favor OF an economical administration OF the
State and National expenditures, OF the complete
trpation of the principles and policy OF slavery and
the speedy Reorganization OF those States whose
governments were destroyed by the rebellion, and
the permanent restoration to their proper-praciica
relations with the United States in accordance with
the true principles of Republican government are re-
quested to send Delegates to Convention be hold
en- in City Hall, Portland, ON Wednesday,
July S'h. at II O'Clock A NJ, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Governor two candidates
for Electors at and to transact such ether busi
ness as may properly come before the Convention
The bash ofrepresentation will be as folows Each
city, town and plantation will be EMIT ed to dele
gate and one additional delegate for every seventy
FIVE votes cast for Joshua L. Chamberlain at the
Gubernatoral Election OF 1866. fraction OF forty
votes will be entitled to an additional delegate.
The State Committee will be in session at the Re
ception Room Of the City Hal, from to II o'clock
A. NJ, on the day of the Convention. Tor the pur-
pose of receiving the credentials of Delegates, and
to hear and determine all cases OF contested elections
nNcSsa hpfI Hnr -ax,sSA
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IN PORTLAND, JULY 8,

AT II O'Clock A. M, for the purpose of raifyng the
nomination of Grant and Cofax, and take snch other
action the best interests OF the try require.
beflion have been faCni,iiIy reSar,t br the Union
majority in Congress, and by the recent National
Convention in Cnicago. The men who fou BIT to-
gether to the Republic from rebel dominion and
sustained the Union at the ballot box in 1864,
will act together in 1885, and trumphantly elect the
hero OF D5nesSn vcks6Srg and app mattox 70 the
that tried patriot statesman, Schuv ler CoiBx.-
To The loyal cause are opposed the same influences
and faction against which contended from the at
tack on Sum er to the surrender of Lee and john
son. Against these factions now combining, loyal
men W Ii unite with rresisti ole determination and
enthusiasm.
Arrangements have been made for extra trains
and half fares ali the railroads, and with the
steamboat lines at low fares
/ The undersigued respectfully request their COM
pan0ns in arms to meet them in Portland July b..
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FOR SALE.

GH CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tentlon TO Dsea es OF the Eye No. 301 Congress st
Office hours from II A. NJ. to P. M.
May tt
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INVITATION TO PUBLIC DINNER.
Boston, June 10, 1863
Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden-
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, members Of the
National Republican Party, are desirous OF
expressing to you our sense of the value of
your public services.
While some OF US strongly dissent from the
conclusion at which you arrived with regard
to the conviction of President johnson, we all
heartily recognize and admire your courage
and conscentiousness under circumstances of
peculiar difficulty.
We beg the honor of your company at a pub
lie dinner to be given in the City of Boston, at
such time as may suit your convenience.
-IE With great respect.
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j. G. BLAINE, ke nnebec, Chdirmt
j. E, BUTLER, York. Secretary.
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"Welded Steel and from,
Franklin Coal!
FROM EYKENS VAIIEV

RElNG so much "Poor Coal" in the market. the
- Undersigned would beg leave to call the aiten-
Coal. ~
IL Is free from impurities, and when used with rea
sonable care burns eutir ly to ashes which are of
the deepest red of any Coal nown ~ -
An equal quantity ignited will yield at least one
third more heat Jhan any other coal. 1t is more
quickly gnied than any other anthracite thus saw
lug expense in kindngsl; while after Ignition with
proper reduction draft it will outIast ali other
coal, and remain longer On fire. gafls. I llI
much less quantity Of this coal can be kindled
and will retain its fire, than be possibly used of
white ash, this TACT will result ia large savings in
spring and tai, and at such times as require only
mOder tie degree of heat T 4
In shot, it is the most eoono mcal coal known,
and needs but trial 10 give it the preference over
all Others. eh h.-f Eae9sr,9 9 Is - n - -
We would also call your attention to our other SUI
perlor Goals. such as Lehixh, Johns Grisce IN, ,
and OTTER Wtite and Red Ash Goals saiable for
Furnaces, PdrfOr Stores, Ranges, &c. Also on hand
HARD and SOFT WOOD, ali OF which will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash.
-tI aHg a0a EVANS s. GREENE,
2S3 Commercial Street, head Smiths Wharf.
Portland, June 30 1868. DIFF '''''A-s--
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senator Fessendea ON the Impeac hment
Trial.
INVITATION TO A PUBLIC DINNER.

CORRESPONDENCE WITH PROMINENT REPUBLI-
CANS OF BOSTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

AxeERoxA, No. 1853. Meets Isl Monday IN
every month, 50 Odd-Fellows, aali, cor. Court
snd Main. D. B. Forster. "a Front street,
v. NJ; John BeaInish, see'y.
St,JrrTz MK.lPEIs. No. Il8. Meets ID Friday OF
each rnonth-Hall. cor. Madison and second.
A. J. Wheeler. ". NJ; Benz, x Pullen, Sec.
r5-ntr HALL corner Aza6ison and Second.
Moses seelig, ". NJ; c Curtis, Sec.
-{AsIITov, No. 29s. Meets Sd Friday OF each
month-odd-E d-Eellovs, Hall Il. J. Lynn,
EIi gT,SNfNs, No. SIl o. ~ Meets sta Friday
af each moath-2A Frsnt street. George
Mellersh, G2d, ". II; b. K. cullen, Sad, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
Pr-Ty Cynsutsr. No l. Meets "a Monday Of each
uonth-Odd-Fellows' Eau. John Gent, 81. L.
II. p; 3. b. Levy. se,'y,
B. AND q. X.
uEEKA Council, No. 6. Meets % Monday Of
each huaonta-Odd-Feslows'H Hall. John Eent,
III. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TRKPLAEs.
0YRENE Coramsndery, No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF exch month. Jchu Zeut, Con-; y. J.
Wigg1u, Rec.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
2s Front Street.
HERMEs Lodge ef Perfection, 18th; No. /.
Stated Com ~ unicatious I'd Wednesday night
OF each u1OEth. Henry J. 0oodard, sd, g.,
NJ: Charles N. Carroll, 18th. See.
MrTH2As Lodge Of Perfection, lsth.; No. 2.
Meets 4th Wednesday OF each month. George
MeHerSh, sd, O.. NJ. \. Il. tIanklaEd, ga,
cAsfPH1A Council ofPrinoes Of Jerusalem, ,Ieth.;
No. l. Benz. K. Pullen, s2d., Tsrsh.'.i -
JABvARY CHArrER Of Rose Croiz, 18th, 40. ].
Charles W. Adams, sd, NJ. W.. 4. I. Tom
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council Of E-h, soth.,
No. l. Henry j. Woodard, 32d,l COslm.'.;
William 7. Cirude, S25, Rec =
Ainxlis. SD, Comm. in Chief; Dodge q.
Trader. go, Reg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-02

On careful examination at the proper
source, l find that at the date Of your let
ter fGur cases only Of homicides had been
reported 10 these headquarters as having
occurred since November 20, 1867, the
/ date Of Cirdcr 40, and these cases were or
der, 81 5e tried or investigated as coon
a. 81 tspUrts were received However,
the FEET ll the one hundred homicides
mSy st'ii be correct, as stated by you
Tie Ffeeiren's Bureau in Texas re-
ported ors hundred and sixty; how
many Of Il sse were by Indians and Mex
loans, and how the remainder were class
ified, is not known nor is it known
whether these data are accurate.
The report Of the commanding officer
of the district of Texas shows that since
1 assumed command no applications
have been made to him by you for the
arrest OF criminals in the State Of Texas.
To this date eighteen cases Of homi-
cides have been reported TO me as having
occurred since November %, 1867, al
though special instructions had been
given 10 report such cases as they occur.
OF these, Ave were committed by In-
dians; one by a Mexican one by an in
sane man three by colored men; two
women by their husbands; and of the
remainder, some by parties unknown-all
Of which could be scarcely attributable
to Order No. 40. If the reports received
since the issuing Of Order No. 40 are cor
rect, they exhibit no increase of homi-
cides in my time, If you are correct that
one hundred had occurred in the past
twelve months.
That there has not been perfect ad-
ministration of justice in Texas, am
not prepared to deny.
That there has been no such wantou
disregard OF duty on Ehe part Of officials
as you allsge, am well satisfied. A very
little while ago YOU regarded the pres
ent officisls in Texas the only ones who
could be safely trusted with power. Now
you pronounce then worthless, and
would cast them aside.
I have found little else in your lettsft
but indications Of temper, lsshed into
excitement by causes which deem
mostly imaginary great confidence in
the accuracy Of your own opinions, and
an intolerance of the opinions Of others /; |
q desire to punish the thoughts and feel |
ings of those who Gitfsr with You, aud |
an impatience which ~ agnifies the short !
comings Of officials who are perhaps as
earnest and conscientious in the discharge |
of their duties as yourself; and most |
conclusion, at while any per- /
sons are to be found wanting in affection |
or respect for Government, or yielding it |
obso5enee from motives which you do not |
war aud not peace is the status, |
and all such persons are the proper sub |
jects for military penal Jurisdiction.
If have written anything to disebuse |
your mind Of 80 grave an error, l shall |
be gratiied.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your ob9dient servant
". s, HANCOCK,
MAjor-General Commanding.
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.

J November fn each
JAZZ mil II
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SALT. 1
Administrators settlement
JAMES A. WIccs & CO.
Manufacturers OF
Packing Boxes,
AND DEALERS IN LUMBER,

OFFICE AND FACTORY HEAD OF FRONT
I street, near Gas Works, Memphis, Tenn.
Have always on hand, and make TO order,
Sugar Boxes, Candy Boxes, Cracker Boxes, Cof-
Zee Boxes, soap Boxes Meat Boxes, apd Boxes
OF all descriptions. Also, Dressed Yellow Pine
Flooring, VI eather Boarding, sheathiBg, Shin
gles Sawed Laths, Ceiling, Cypress Fencing,
PailinRs, Dressed and Undressed, and ali kinds
Of Framing Lumber.
EEr orders sent 70 ms through the POstofiee,
on Left with Southworth & Nance, $50 Front
Etreet, VIII reeetye prompt attention, fsb2
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Nntice nf nissnIlltfna,

February 5. 1853.
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Notice to Creditors.

ings Institution ct al.
Chancery Court Of Memphis.
TT is ordered by the Court in this cause. that
i all persons claiming TO be creditors Of tke
Gayoso Savings Institution do immediately
come in and have themselves made parties Ia
the suit, and nle their claims with the clerk
and Master, with proper proof or the same
that they msy receive their pro rata share OF
the creditors; and thar copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Appeal, Avalapehe
and Post until the further orders Of this Court.
A eopy-Attest:
A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By BENZ. COLEMAN. d. O. 4 NJ mh7 ~
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