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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-04
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

. CINCINNATI, December 2.-The Ma
tional Board of Trade held preliminary
session this morning at the Council
Chsmber, being called to order at hall
past II o'clock by Vice-President John
A. Gano. Frederick Fraley, Of Philsdel-
phia, as Chairman of the former meeting
OF the Convention, took the Chair ex-
officio. The report of the Executive
Council of the National Board of Trade
was presented snd accepted, with few
minor changes.
The Convention then began with the
nomination OF Mr.. Fraley as President
for this wear, and ne having vacated the
Chair, John A. Gano, Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, was called to 1t,
Mr., Gsno's name was, however, pro-
posed for President, and ballot was
called for, which resulted in fifty-nine
votes being cast for Mr.. Fraley and six
for Mr., Gano. The nominations for
Vice-Presidents were then entertained
and was the subject Of some discussion,
and on which the Convention took 8
recess.
The Board, through their President,
sent the following dispatch:
CINcINEATI, Deceu bar ..
To Alfred Fields, Bir7atngha1H, England.
The National Beard of Trade OF the United
state. assembled a Cincinnati. TO the Bir-
minghsm Chamber OF Commeree-Greeting;
Great Britain and the United States of
America, bound together by lineage, lam
guage and custom, may they be atperpetu-
al peace, and their only rivalries be those
for the full development of agriculture,
commerce and manufactures throughout
the earth and the unity OF the nations in
fraterpal avmDathY
iS.gnGdl FREDEklCh fKALEf,
The report of the Executive Commit
tee OF the National Board OF Trade says {:
1.-THE object of the Board Is to bring
thougltful and practical men together 10
deliberate upon the financial and indus
trial capabilities and .exigencies of the
nation,n
Many unimportant measures will come
up during the session, among which will
be tbs, GENITAL system of measurement,
the free ard unobstructed navigation OF
the Mississippi, its tributaries, etc.
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~ OGice.

nHE unders' 'gned. administrator Of the estate
L OF John n. johnson, deceased, by virtue OF
an order Of the honorable Probate Court Of
estate OF said John n. johnson. which consists
in ~ acres Of land in Arkansas county, near
Mt Adams 20 tie highest bidder said ssle 10
L ke place on the Premises OF the lale de-
ceased, near Mt Adams, Oa the 2sTH DAY
OF NOV EMBER, 4. D., ls5S. credit
OF twelve months VIII be given By
the purchaser, executing his bond with two
good and approved securities. with q lien re-
tained upon the property FOR the payment 81
the same. There are one hundred acres cleared
land good double log houses and out houses
SAMUEL J. JOHNSON,
novll Iqw4W Administrator.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December AIT a late
hour Last night at Milwaukee, the Captain
of the bark d. B. Dobbins (his name Is
not giFenl, went on board his vessel and
after some angry words with his wife,
knocked her down, jumped upon her
and stamped and kicked her in such q
manner that she gave premature birth
to child, which the monster seized
and threw overheard. BE then sent for
a doctor and disappeared. The unfortu-
nate woman is In q critical condition.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE have z Tract of Land, 30 acres.
Y near the Old state Line road, nve miles
from Memphis, vel improved, with a
good yoUGg OIchard OF Psacnes, Apples,
Pears and CherTies, an extra fine Well
OF sNater, which ! wish TO sell fer cash
Tbis place is in an excellent neishbOrhOod,
near sir. j. J. Smith ard Geo. c. HOlmes- In
quire on the premises, OF Of 6orrnent Graves,
de5 I'm dSyT ROBT. ". NORMFNT
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NafEea.

TNOW su men by these presents: That I
n WI not be responsible for any debts con-
frscted by Tuy wife. Marths Aun Griffin, who
has, without cause, left my bed and beard.
II. GRIFFIN,
dss 2fn TeSCro County. Miss.
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ALBERT PIKE. RoBERT ". JoHEsoN.
PIKE & JOHNSON.
Attorneys, COunselI0rs & Solicitors
WASHINGTON, D. c.
WASHINGTON, DC.

rFyf4Is hr1n will practice in the United States
Supreme Court end Court OF Claims, and
yin attend 10 the recoy cry OF debts, accOuut Is
and claims against the Government or indi-
NyfduaiF and to business before Congress CT Ii
the Departments.
The senior member OF the nrIn Gate OF the
Memphis Appeal has long been known IN ilhe
highest courts Of the country and the junlof
hes had large experience IN departm entail and
other business during many years OF punllc
service in the House and Senate They oner
NAV need them. jys-sepio ly
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N0TTEE.

ZTR E. D. BULKLEY has become associated
M with the undersigned in the Agency OF the
Carolina Ii Q Insurance Company for Iennes
OF NoveIn Der. 1875. The style Of the firm viii
hereafter be BuIkley, Ferguson q Privett-
II. II. FERGUSON,
,,,v11 In, ! n PRINETT.
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Notice.

A 7 the next fDecem ber) term OF the County
"A Court OF Shelby county, ! VIII pply 70 the
said Court 20 hsve an administrators appointed
upon the estate Of William Ross, deceased
Z. N. BOSS.
November 8, 1858. nOvl0 lav4wo 4,
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STATE FINANCES
RepsEt Of the Comptroller.
Report Of The Condition Of the
Bank Of Tennessee.

From the Nashville Banner, Of
Wednesday we copy the following inn
portsnt reports upon the condition of
the Bank Of Tennessee and State taxa
ton:
An Important Report from Comptroller
Blackburn.
The following report from Comptroller
Black burn was submitted In the House
yesterday, in response to the House reso-
luton offered last week, requiring him
to report whether the taxes imposed by
the present revenue law can be reduced
with safety and advantage to the State
COMPTRoLIER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, November 30, 1868.
To the Honorable House OF Representatives:
Gentlensea: Because Of the Importance
to rae interests of the State of the infot-
nation called for by your resolution
adopted on the 25.h inst, have pre-
pared the following tabular statement,
which is, as you will see at once, a SIM
pie statement Of facts from which all the
information sought may easily te de-
rived. This method of replying to the
resolution aforesaid, judged would be
moro satisfactory and reliable than a
mere communication setting forth my
opinion.
THE ENTIRE RAILROAD DEBT TO THE
STATE OF TENNESSEE, WITH INTEREST
u-o rsnTrAuUI 1899 rnrc,r rrsruz
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NnEeR.

HAVING disposed OF my entire interest in
the nrIus Of Matthews, JudsOn & Co, and
Judson < Co. 70 the remaining partners, am
no longer member thereof. They assume al
the indebtedness Of said firms. and are alone
authorized to collect the Indebtedness due the
same +. q. MATTHEWS.
Memphis, Tenn, New. ., Is6S
The business Of said firms VIII continue as
heretofore BY the undersigned. .reuaiuing part
y1erg uDdeY tie name and style OF JUDSON q
Co. who assume the Liabilities Of said firms,
ana who alone ave authorized to collect the in
debtedness due the same.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS having business with us viii find
our gent, Mr.. r. ". BRADFORD, fully au :
fborfZgd 10 make settlements, at the store OF
MessYs. A. VaccaTO & Co, S2i Front street
rovg I'm ". X. BILL & co.
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John REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Ne. 90 JetIer-
4 J. SON Street entrance IN alley. Speelsl at
teufiop given TO Stair Work. Houses and We
Fandahs framed r5ady for hhlpp'pg. lneV'A I'M
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the preeent rate OF taxation would
amount to as much money es the people
could well afford 20 pay, and, indeed, to
as much as they ought to be called on
noa0, to day, under esy emergency.
think the law taxing insurance com
panies ought to be changed at once, 30 SIS
TO collect from each company at the time
OF taking out or renewing licenses all the
tax that is charged. Advantage has been
taken of the equitable Law passed ct the
last session of the Legislature by so
many companies that but little more has
come into the Treasury from that source.
The law taxing merchandise ought
also, in my opinion, to be changed.
Better tax goods but once. The two
per cent" law brought more money into
the Treasury than the present law does.
Many notifications, changes, ETC.,
might, with great profit, be made in the
laws OF the State bearing on and very
seriously affecting its finances; and new
laws might be enacted which would
greatly profit the State financially; but
as there is s bill now in the hands of
your Judiciary Committee, which has
been prepared specially with regard 70
the subject alluded 20. ! viii only add
that I mcst respectfully request The House
to give that bill deliberate and fsvora-
ble consideration, for l esn assure your
honorable body that | know of my owB
owledge-knOwledge that has been
hammered out on the anvil of expert
ence-that there is great necessity for
every section of that bill as proposed to
be amended and enacted into la.
From the foregoing tables it viii be
seen that the cardinal and all important
truth thereby elicited-a truth which
may be REGARDED as the tutelsry deity Of
the State, calling on the Legislature to
interpose its power and authority in be
half of its injured credits this, that the
policy of issuing bonds to railroads which
have been taken out Of the hands of the
company and put into the hands OF Re-
ceivers, that is, of the bonds, the roads
and all their assets, and who have for
longer or shorter period Of time so man
aged the foads, the bonds and the assets,
as to prevent the State from receiving
one single dollar, can no longer be toler
ated. This is the great change the flnau-
cial Interests of the State call for. To
the consideration of it must respec; fully
and earnestly call the attention Of your
honorable body.
Your obedient servant,
G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller.
Bank OF TenneSsee-OGieiaI Report Of
its Condition.
Judge Watson, President Of the Board
~ nirootora Of tho Rant IF Tauua=eaa
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/ B. JUDSOE =,
r II HrnEnN

Memphis, November ., 1858.
In retiring from said h1ms respectfully re-
commend them 10 the patronage Of my friends,
rOvy9 In z. G.. MATTHEW'S.
T.e-Cer. Bulletin and Po { copy.
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FoR Sale.

THOR SALE.-Spaight, Donnen & Rodman
E lands in Upton and Shelby counties. The
undersigned, as attorneys o. W. B. ROdmaD,
are an hOrized TO sell and convey Judge Rod
mans Interest in sad LANES PERSONS oeslrous
70 purchase good lands viii please call on the
undersigned aud learn terms, which VII be
accommodating. r r. HEATH and A. NJ.
LEWIS, SIS second street novl4 II
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WITH INTEREST
TO JANUARY /, 1868, INCLUSIVE.


49,, x,,,.,,,,o
East Ten nessee ard GeoTTia s a
E1geheld and Kentucky 1854, ,55I
Cineinnsii' aoi Oninoeri d Gap and Charles -,
KnoxvIe and S5
McMionvilIe and Manch ester. 9s9, ,4l4
VEN and tbsrie~foI 55 5oS o.. 90 ss
sftssiasjr5 e1d ~, 60, is9'S52
No5iis IN, OHIO '-'-'' 5Sg'S51 5Sg''S =
Nississ ppf - ntrgl ana Ten pnessze / 4Ss' go
Nashville and Chattan ooga ...... / g52 s5g
Roger.vie @ Vii can and ' JasTson n e 4sS s1 1
NSsbviIia ana DsestnT ''' '''' ., go 80 yS4 yS4
Winchester and AIabsrna I6lS es5
R1aIyiiie and erisSftn '''''-' 90 @ ~ ~
Evansville, Henderson aud nashville 2I2,0O9
East Tennessee and West North Caro-
81. 500
- o--1Do-
$13 800 SlS
prcAprr1-r .ryoN
iE'A f1i l. AIIoN'
Boa1s lHlueu ...''-' --.'-''' ~ CUV
Eg3ded $50
Interest TO January lS5..........-... 2y27l 40e
-
Iota ,.-.--.--.---..-..-.- 20 sS5Oy ySls
Claitn OF Unltej states Is Edgeneid
ana Neniucsy l1AlifoSd Nass uIued by -
S40 oVi
Ciarhsvills and Louisville Railroad
assumed by the Statel SS0 75e
Iotal -..S3i, ,S4l ,s7S
Tha foiioSrfno tahIa abovva tba S,ata
=. -. a. =, ,,,,.,,..t : = = : - :
dept proper, tne alnount OF DondS loaned
nuroosas for the jutarest of which tha
- = I.,hio
ctaVe 70 i-aSiS'
SIS 747oOo O.
S:ats debt proper. S5i3s9S @ 6e
Arrisuif4rsl Bureau 9'.''','', S5000 ID
Funding 4Se5O0O q
~2, "a co a.
Less amount refunded by Dr.. Bur "
5000 OC
s.....o,. ..,-., 40, ,oS Ioe %
STATE deot scsaSl . -. % -
Saw Govern ssents snn1ai ex. "
10000 Of
S7q72 14S a
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
"OLFEeS
s c ohiedam Schn apps.

TIE above Medicinal Beverage is msnufRe-
tured by the proprietor, st his disttlleEy, in
Scbiedams holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
It is now some twenty years since the pro-
priet5T I'm Introduced Il to the American pub
lie, and GuriHg that time he has received over
thres thousand letters from physicians, in6crs-
ing II as the purest liquor they have ever used
In their practice.
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great cale from the PRODUCTS OK
tae most celebrated grain growing districts, Is
favored with the essence OF the arorn ate iuni-
peT-berry of Italy. and is reetihed by peculiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
seTid particle.
AS means Of preventing and correcting the
ssgreeaOls and often dan geroGs effect pro-
dueed upon the stomach and bowels by
change OF water-a visitation to which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unacciimated persons
IN the West. the South, aud Southwest are Pc
euliarly iiabie-the eCHEDAH AROMATIC
SOHNAPPs viii be fOsnd absolutely infsllible
while In cases OF dropsy, gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
mended most emphatically by The most dis
tiE guishsc mem beTs Of the medical profession.
IL IS put up in quart and pint bottles, In
csSss, with the name OF the Undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and 4 fsc-simtIe Of his Sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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ZOE REET.

VN0R RENT-sTOREHOUSE No. 3sI MAIN
E Street. The large four-story brown stone
'front.' $50 long, with front and back stairs, ce-
cupied the psSt i've yeaFs by 9. II. Blood d Co.,
IS Tor rent from January I, So This is or OF
on Main street, one and a-half blocks from the
Peabody Hotel and situated IN a blocK hounded
by many af the largest commission merchants
BROOKS & DENNIS,
nov24 Sw 292 Main street.
TOR RENT.-A Residence on Vance street,
II No. ass. opposite the st. Agnes Academy
and the terminus OF the street cars. Contains
eight rooms besides kitchen and ssrva IS
room two good cisterns, stable, fTuit trees, etc.
For terms apply to COALMAS BOYD,
de2 II 2sS Main street.
IrOR EENP.-Un valentine avenue two
I and a half miles rom tire city, my resi-
dence, cont lining eight rooms, basement,
ki chen, servants rCou1s, carriage house, sla-
ble, good cistsrn and well, all in good repair,
with twenty or thirty-fOur acres. Apply TO
MRS 3 A. PAINE on the premises or 70 JOE
L0CKE. News stsnd, 500 Nan 81 nov25 Il
NOR RENT.-Main Street Stores and excel
lent Onices for rent-CellaTs, First and Sec
ond Floors snd Sleeping Rooms m moderate to
prompt tenants W. A. Whe2tley. 20 Main.
nov2ilm Agent p &. BEFHELL-
T5OR RENT.-A Front Room in the house,
u No. Il jefferson Etrest, suitable for cotton
broker, l6wyer o. dOctOr. Ii adjoiDs the edlto-
nal room OF the Appeal Inquire OF JOHN
AISSLIE z, at the Appeal ofhoe. OCT
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Bank OF Tennessee-OEieiaI Report Of
its Condition.
Judge Watson, President Of the Board
OF Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee,
gives the following statement In a report
to the General Assembly, showing the
present condition Of the Institution
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For sale.

ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, I VIII
j sell, 10 the highest bidder, at Msson's De-
pot, = Tract OF Land containing ~ Acres, sit
usted in Upton county. two miles north OF
MasOn's Depot. Terms made known at time OF
sale 81. r and ]. I. SHERROD,
NnNls iaNFAwa W Administrators.
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EOR sALE-A first-olass Distulery, Ma
4 chIpety, etc. etc A., entirely new, and IL
good order. VIII be sold low II immediate ap-
Randolph road, north OF Wolf river bridge, or
Rt Rrftton's Ale House. 238 Front novll I'm
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE OK EASY TEEEs-My lands, miles
east Of the city. are for sale, on terms TO Sult
purchasers, fOC cash or on any tine-fron one
10 ten YEAR. and ia any Cuantity-frorn acres
90 so. Ny residence, with from Il to . acres
Iar6. viii be sold st great bargain, for cash,
o. OF. the ususl terms. Apply 10 myself, on the
premises. a. 70 ROyster, TrsEevant & Co.. my
sssnts, in the city.
tsI7 n. N. IRRELEVANT.
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Oregon North Of the colE-hia-Histor
ieal R.minisce rees-lS50.

CRUISE OF IHE Z. :. sTEkETE NAssAc Hu-
SITS on FVGET SOUND.
By orders OF the War and Navy De-
partments of the United States Nov. 80.
1881 Brevet Col. j. l.. Smith. Maj. Coz
nelus A. Ogden and Lieut.. Danvillc Lead
better. of the Eng neer Corps. US. Army.
and Commanders Louis NJ. Goldsborough,
G.. ]. Van Bruut and Licut. Simon F..
Blunt, U. s. Navy, were constituted q
commission with the duty Of Making an
examination of the coast of the United
States lying upon the Pacific Ocean. with
reference to points Of occupation for the
security Of trade and commerce and for
military and naval purposes.
In 1S49, the U. S. steamer Massachu.
seAs, belonging before that tine 10 the
Gu r:ermastcr's Der a 'tmert United States
Army, had been transferred to the naval
service, and she was detailed for the ex.
ploration. III the Spring of 1850, (ApriD
she arrived in Puget Sound. remaining
several months engaged in thoronghexam-
ination of all these waters. After accom-
plshiug all that was required in the Pu.
get Sound region, the commission exam
ined the coast from Cape Flattery to Co.
lumbia river. A party was employed in
the examination of Shoalwater Bay, and
the name of Lcadbetler's Point, the south
cape of its entrance, will continue rs o
memorial of this thorough reconnaissance.
This expedition was accompanied by
Maj. H. A. Goldsborough, younger
brother of the mmissioner, who re-
manned in the Territory, and was long one
of its most prominent aid able citizens.
All the old-settlers will remember him,
and later corners know him as the first and
very efficient Collector of U. S. Internal
Revenue for Washington Territory. 1t is
also we'll worthy ofremark that Maj. Colds
borough devoted much of his time, during
his early residence, in explorations Of the
country, the results of which were en-
bodied in numerous valuable ariicl,s on
the resources, climate and general features
of Northern Oregon and Puget Sound,
published in Eastern journals and in the
papers Of the Territory. which did much
TO attract attention to this unknown region
In one Of his numerous expeditions, and
as early as the J. all of 1850. to tho head.
waters of several Of the atfluents of Puoe,
Sound. he discovered on the Stoluc- guam.
ish river. about twenty miles from its
mouth. . worka scam of coal. At tina,
time considerable interest was being mani.
Tested in the question Of supplying coals to
vessels on the Pacific. ID sirous at invit-
ing the attention Of the Department TO til.
Goa beds thin supposed to exist in north
err os-gpu. Maj Gsli.boroash forward
I'd sP-rin-a g. tAs Secretary Of iA- Ma
W las ~ss she esai srslyred By Pref
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$50 Inc "o'erno. Vi Ian RECOMMENDS
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....Rev. Is IL. Paddock is elected
missionary Bishop OF Oregon.
Mast is painting the New York
Seventh Regimen: for $4,000.
One editor heads marriages moose
items" and another "fcats Of the ring"
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. history Of Washington correspondents.
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