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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

Cow ARDIs IN NEW YoRK.-Our talented
and popular friend, and former associate IL
the local department of this paper. gave hi'
first lecture in New York on Monday n!sht
The Herald gives him long and highly
complimentary notice, from which we make
the following extract
"His life-pictures Of the Virginia Con-
vention present q most mournful exhibition
of human nature and its infrmities and
semi-barbaric vulgarity as developed in the
untutored native American negro suddenly
elevated from feld-hand on southern
plantation to q legislator in State capitol.
A fitting introduction to the lecture would
have been
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TOR RENT, a most desirable THREE a.

M ON TTIN 7, II 1UUbt uCnII uUfO III t'11.1 U.Ia
II STORY BRICK DWELLING on theA
south side OF Clay street between Foushee and O.
ten rooms. ample servants Apartments, gas ana
water Possession given on the SCI OF October next.
Also neat BRICK TENEMENT on the nortn
s,de Of CLAW street between Brook avenue and Adj
ans street, with four rooms, kitchen, etc. lmme-
di tie posseasion given. -
Also BRICK STORE on the west side OF Sixth
street between Marshall and clay opposite the
vegetable market. good stand for business.
FRANCIS T. 'ISBELL,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, otpttIHUtr 50, E6oo
OFFERINGb.

OkEERINGb.
UheG:.-White, ], 800 bushels. Red 2,oso busheis.
5 llyrH,-White, 3T4 bushels. Yellow, lo bushels.
Stra -colored leo bushels. Mixed Is bushels
OdtS.-3 OIL bushels. 90
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EOR RENT, very desirable FRAMED "a
DWELLING corner Twents-nfth andAA
Grace sire IS. containing six rooms &c. Also,
SMALL STORE, well suited for any retail busi-
ness. Apply to LYME BROTHER
##@'a
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w ANIED, A GOOD JOURNEYMAN
dress Hh 10 90 general job work. Adj
se8Iws LONGEE Il BROTHER,
----------- Raleigh n. @.
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w ANTED, a PARTNER with $500 or
~ ~ $1,000 IN cash or It's equivalent tn enga ge
W. hal NJ on equal terms with the advertiser.
VT, arm Is good one and within seven miles OF
INIHiloAu He must be Il single Inau. No one
IT =" @pp!y unless able To comply with the terms.
,is married man. and his family lives anywhere
tyrh nan on The farm, THAI would suit. References
p1Sl-vfacc ~ a 'i''o.614 - On u o..
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Virginia country The remarks made yesterdl
apply 10 the market to-day.
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EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK Gsa
Il DWELLING, corner Of Grace and TWEEN -
ty-eighth streets containing eleven rooms; kitch
with four rooms. stable, coal-h0use. well OF nLG
water garden and city gas. Amply TO
THOMAS J. HARDGROVE,
at factory, Main and Twenty-seyenth streets.
90
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w ANIED, a DWELLING HOUSE with
"ui rhlr roOm2, on Shockoe Hin.
te.o d. WALL TURNER. News nes,er
Of
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EOR RENT, the DWELLING-HOUsEM
Il on the corner OF Broad and Nine eenih ka2
streets l. contains eight rooms, all In good o. def
and is one OF rhe most desirable residences In the
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
On % ~ kuCtiouceYg,
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING con- G
4 tanning ten rooms south side clay be- Asx
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Posses. lon at
once. Apply to y. l.. AffEhsoa' b
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WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, October 22.-Quite a
stir about the Revenue Commissioner
place, and there are rumor5 of removal
in that office. II is true that afidayits
and other documentary evidences are
being prepared in New YeTk to substan-
tate the charges Of bribery and oorrup-
ton, made against certain officials, and
1t Is anticipated that il the charges are
sustained the President wiz remove the
delinquents, but the mater has net as
sumsd q definite shape. In the mean
time, Secretary McCulloch maintains
that Commissioner Rollins integ-
rity is unimpeachsble, while the Gov.
eminent continues to be robbed of
millions every month. McCulloch and
Rollins had an interview to-dsy on the
" isky order. The result will probably
be made known in q few days. There is
9 pressure among the Radicals 10 still
continue the Freedmenis Bureau FOR edu-
eationai purposes and for the settlement
Of the bounty and other claims OF the
negroes. Gen. Howard does not recon-
mend the measure, but believes il would
exert a sslutsry influence.
Father Weget, one OF tia most promi.
OF the Jesuit order "a America, is
dangerously i'll.
Gen. Hancock viii removs his head.
quarters to New York tomorrow.
Commodore o. ii Poor was promoted
vice Huff, retired.
General Hancock will leave for New
York tonight to assume charge OF the
new headquarters district OF the Attain
5ic. HIS staf follows in q day or two.
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SPEECH OF VIZ. eEYmorR

The speech OF Mr.. SEYMOUR, q full
synopsis OF which appears il our teie-
graph column, will attract general at
teDtion this morning. It is g document
not only d~eclarative Of the purposes Of
the grest statesman who leads the Demo
cratic party, but Of the Democratic party
itself, and will serve 8 wise purpose at
this juncture. 1t will cheer the dsspond-
ent, reanimate the weak, bind up the
broken-heartsd and despairing, and lift
up those who have fallen to the very
dust OF despond. Ringing olesr snd en-
couragiDgly the notes Of unrelentipg
war, this speech OF Mr.. SEYMOUR will
hsve the effect OF msssing the soldiers Of
Democracy for an effort SUCH only ss our
gallant party Can make and worthy its
pslmiest days. The Issue is " Constitu-
ticnsl Liberty" and al hsartslook to Us
for its preservation.
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receipts e2l. Sterling 49,. New York sigh
Lonisi ma, gray ceuirifusai a: white c,arinsS
lr4c Molasses, Louisiana, prime to choice oar
III 10, small lots beiEg received. Cuba Ruzar ~
Aolasses steady and UNCHANGED FIrur duII
law graoes most in demand superhne ssszG7
Corn MN and quiet, new white zoe; old SIa
Fay. prime choice Western S3ssnH snd s-ar-e
Fork very Arm So 20. Bacon dull and weaker,
shoulders lS1c; clear sides l7s<c. Lard dull.
LeaisyiIe Market.
IoUTsynLE. October 22-Tobacco saTa- q
bids; Jugs TO fair leaf s8 25aI5. Flonr s1na,'
fine S69651. Wheat sI75alS Corn IA a.
CSC new $4,000. Oats 60a55c, RIVE si a. %
tatoes 81 "a. Mess Pork SCI. Lard nonsinal o.
N1lc Bacon, shoulders l2LHI3Lo- rIao~
sides l6I9ld1Se clear sides 17z@i7Hc WbisEv
81. Louis Market,
ST. LoUIs. October 22-Tob.oeo dan .,A
dropping. Flour, superdne IS 50ss o.. Wbast
szgz ~. Corn 9Sc9Sl o1. Oats zga52c. Porf
sSl 80. Rafon H. 16H@IEc. Lard iaasnTc.
Whisky u 2ssI a. S"NV
Cincinnati market.
O~LFc1yEAT1. October 0.-Fiour aur wheat
dul and nominal. CIrn o5695c. Oats gEas8s
az is1zc ! clear sides l7Hc Lard 1915. Butter
$1,000. Cheese io9lSc. Eggs 27c. Apples s2g
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October a-eonsos sE<; 5-eVs
LIVERPOOL, October 22-Cotton quiet, steady
and unchanged.
HAvRE, October 22-Cotton, 1917 for Tres Or.
oinaire on spot.
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~. B8nOmi hiss recently measured
the Venus de Medcii. He found that,
allowance being made for her attitude,
her hight IL shout FIVE feet two inches,
1.-THE actual hight OF the statue lie four
feet eleven inches,l while the foot is ex-
actly nine inchfs long, rather more than
on~e-seventh of the whole hight. This
does not quite sgree with Vltruvius, who
gives one-sixth of the blight IS the
proper length Of the foot; bat II agrees
With the metsu erente of all the best
sat ses. The grestes width OF the foot
a three inches and thFee-eighths-Le,
one inch and one-eiehth Of the hight.
Here then, says n. Bonomi, we have 8
ME for fhoemakers and shoewearers.
Arv lady who eompresses her foot below
49, dimensions lie not only giving her
ssIf nsiu, bot is putting hsrsslf "out Of
proportion"
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, October 2I.-Gen. Ssrrauo has
written a letter to the editor of the Con.
lois declaring in favor Of monarchy as
best suited to the state OF Spain. He
says, however, that the leaders of the
revolution have resolved 20 act entirely
in accordance with the voice OF the peo-
pie rs to what form Of government shall
be adopted for The country.
It y reported that Ferdinand has sc.
cepted the proposal to come forward ga
a candidate for the throne Of Spain, and
calls upon all magistrates and local su.
thOrities TO see that the laws are equally
enforced upon al Glasses, He proolaims
1t his duty to zee that the rights Of every
citizen, white or colored, are protected
and IL his efforts to peseeably accomplish
this continue to be frustrated, he will
srm and organize a sufficient force Of
legal citizens to overcome the resistance,
and the responsibility OF the conse-
quences, however disastrous and deplo.
rAble, must rest on the heads OF these
who provoke them.
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NEW YOaK.

NEW YORK, October pa Charlie,
ton specisi says that Gov. Scott hiss Is
sued 3 proclamation stating that he hs
received sccounts Of outrages ia tel
counties. showing thai life and propert,
are unsafe by reason Of iawlessness /: tbH
in those counties the laws are dehed.
A large meeting vas held last even
Ing ct 81. AIMS Church, Of tie bishons
clergymen and others OF the Eoiscops
Church, fsyoripg q free and open church
movement. Addresses In favor of II
we're delivered by Bishop Qlintard. o.
Tennessee, Arrritage and others.
The final meeting TO Frsnge for the
fight between O'Baldwin aud Wormald.
will bs held at Harlem next Monday
The fight will probably take place next
week.
1t Is stated that the Government has a
dispatch from Rsverdy johnson saving
that the Alabama claim will be referred
to the King Of Prussia for arbitration,
In the case Of Green against Steinvav
and others, e decision OF great moment
has just been filed by the Court of An
peals, Of this State. 1t expressly afirms
the two propositions, first, that a test
osth cannot, under the Constitution of
the United States. be required by ~legisla-
ton as 8 cunuIuOu OF the right OF suk-
rage seeoad, that the Legislature Of the
State of New York has no power to es-
iahliah by law any qualifications what
ever for elections in this State.
Two trains on the Morris aud Essex
railway collided yesterday at Shanhope,
N. j. Several cara were smashed. two
passengers killed, and many wounded.
The railway officials refuse to give par
ticulsrs to the press,
The Rising Star brings $226, 900 treas.
ure from California.
A Panama date Of the I4th saws thu
established in Chirioue nv
conservative party still refuses to ac-
the Provisional Government
Of Panama. So there are two Govern
nents on the Isthmus. Troops viii be
sept from Panama to settle the question
The great tidal wave which started In
Peru, August 18th, was felt Throughout
he Australian colonies very severely
'ut no serious damage is reported. An
occurred at the same time.
Government troops had some fighting
n New Zssland With the Moories. and
vere whipped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-23

KILPATgICK, formerly & cavalry Off
Ger id the service Of the United States,
two months ago, wrote TO the State De-
pArtmeDt, asking leave Of absence from
his post IS Minister to Chilli, under pies
Of his family in New Jersey being go sick
a. TO demand his immediate presence.
Leave WIS granted. But on reaching
New jersey, the creature who dis
graced his country by his lewd practices
In Chill, and disgusted even the licen-
tious iatriguaEtss of that notably in
triguing place, ~shGmelessly svowed that
he returned home for the purpose OF can
wasting bis State fJr the Radicals and
assisting Gen. GRANT to the Presidency.
In the COURSE of this effort KTLPATRICK
has seen ft TO dOnOunce former proni.
tent officers OF the oncs Confederscy,
among them Ger. FORREST, and Gov.
VANCE, OF North Carolina. The Gene
rsl was withheld by his friends from
responding to this abuse, because Of the
general character Of his assailant, bat the
Governor, knowing scms facts that
would serve to crown the infamy OF the
wretch, could not permit the Occasic TO
pass without giving them to the pu &c.
This he does in the following short but
pithy letter:
CHARLOTTE, y. c., octo5er Is. 1883
To the Editor OF the New York Word:
see by the public prints that Gen. +.
Fitzpatrick has decorated me with his
disapprobati0n before the people OF Penn
sylvanis. He informs them, substanli-
ally, that ne tanned me by capturing me
d riding me two hundred miles OF a
bareback mule. / 5ill do the gentleman /
tho justice to say that be knew that vas |
3 lie when he uttered IL. 1 surrendered
TO Gen. Schofeld, at Greensboro. n. C., !
on the % Of May, 1856, who told me 10
go TO my home and remain there, saying,
~ he got any orders 20 arrest me, he
would send there for me.
Accordingly, 1 was arrested on the 18Th
OF May, st home, by e detachment of
800 cavalry under Mst. Porter, o. Harris-
burg, Of whom / received nothing but
kindness and courtesy. I came 10 a
buggy TO Salisbury, Nhere we took the
esTs. / saw DO mule, though l hou0ht
j saw an ass at the Generals head
quarters. The impression has been since
confirmed.
The General no doubt remembers.
among other Incidents Of the war, the
dressing up OF @ stFumpei-who assisted
him In putting dorm The re6eHiOn-in the
uniform Of al orderly, and introducing
her Into q respectable family OF ladies 10
. certain village ia North Carolina. ,
This, and other feats Of arms aud STRAIT
egy, 30 creditsble to the uniform hs wore
and the isg under which he served, I
would, no doubt, have been quite as Z
amusing ss the mule story TO his hearers.
] wonder he forgot &c. 7
Respectfully yours, E. VANCE. ,
II any thing were wanting, this seals !
the character Of FITZPATRICK, and q
stamps him unworthy Of eVen the coup- '
tenance Of the Radicals. A rous Is as !
bsf', every bit, as 3 aympAdu pare. C i
tainIy more dangerous. :
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AVID RIVERS,

ST.. LOUIS, October 22.-The river is
improving.
LOUISVILLE, October % -The river lie
swelling slowly, with 8 feet and Z inches
in the canal. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October 22.-Down-Lso, 8
pm; Favofite, 2 pm ; Romeo, 7 pm.
Up-City of Cairo, Z am ; Louisiana, 8
pm,
BUFFALO, October 22.-There vas a
heavy fall of snow this morning.
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NASHVILLE, October 22.-TWo races
to-day. First, mile heats, Association
purse, 1900, four entries, all started. J
Conlisk's Lsrkin WOE 10 two heats, beat.
ing O~oltawah, Faro and Bee Farris-time
l:5S-l:524. Tie second RAGS was q dash
Of two miles, Association purse $3.50
Vol by Conlisk's Little Mack, beating
Phoenix Belle-tims 1854,
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Bankrupt Sale Of Real Estate.
In the matter of JILsoS p. JOHNSON. Bsns
rupt In Bankruptcy at Memphis.

In the matter of JILSoN p. JOHNSON, BANK.
rupt IN Bankruptcy at Memphis,
DY virtue OF an order Of sale entered in tbe
d Sbove-named matter, on tie 18th day OF Oc.
tober, 1855, by the District Court Il the United
Stats for the p strict OF West Tennessee, ia
Bankruptcy, 1 will sell, On
Tuesday, 10th day Of November, AID. 1865,
To the highest and best b'dder, for cash. nj the
'front.' entrance o. the Z s. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block, No. $50 Main street, Mem ohis Ten.
nes ses, between the hours o. so'csock am and
4 O'Clock pm. apd commencicg at 70 O'CLOCK m
Of ssid day, all the right, title and Interest. IeEai
and equitable, bel nging to said Bankrupk an
the 18Th day OF FebruaTy. 1858, in and 10 the
following described real estate ia tire comfy ~
Scott and State of KENTUCKY, on tie waters Of
South Elkhorn, consisting of two tracts OF one
hundred and tweaty-Dine scres and nine poles
enfff y-two acres and three rooGS, r. spec;iyelv
adjoining each other, and lying on Inc sourh
sde of The Georgetown and Frankfort Turn-
Pike road, about SIX miles from GEORGETOWN.
Kentucky, aud bounded on the south bv The
Ironwosks road, on the vest BY lands Of Mrs
Kenney, on the north by the said TURNING
and on the east by lands - jackson. Branhen1
and Leer. WM. !. ClRODE
Assignee of the Estste OF Jiison P. Jchnson.
memphis. Tenn. Caf0her %. 1898. or7I
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Admintstrator,s Notfce.

I ETTERS Of administration, with tbs viii
~ annexed, having bsen granted me upon
the estate OF William Z. Harrison, deceased at
the October term Of County Court shelby
against said estate areherehy notified TO > esent
them within the time prescribed BY law to me
for payment. or this notice will be plead In bar
OF their recovery aud all those Indebted TO
said estate, are hereby notified to come forward
and make payment TO me immediRtsly.
oe isytw HENRY !. JONES, Admir-,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-The
Press has 3 special dispatch, dated New
Orleans, 2lst, which says information
has been received OF the assassination of
Robert Gray, a Justice Of the Peace of
Csddo Parish, On the 14th inst, and
Bernard 6oule, SherifofIberYille Parish,
while in bed with his wife on the night
Of the 18th inst.
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LAND N DEN MILRs on MEMPHIS

A Nd one mile of the prospective depot On the
"A Valley Railroad. soon to be built, or every
quality and In any quantity. under enc tho1s-
and acres, at two hundred per cent. less mar
was offered for IL.
Also n dne Plantation in Liberty county
Texas, Of go acres, and Stock Rancho m Jaek.,
son county OF l2s6 Acree, both on Navigation.
For sails OF Exchange Tor city property.
Apply az No l6S Front street, Memphis.
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WHEELING.

WHEELING, October 22.-Rsturns are
very meager and come in slowly. Word
county and Parkersburg city gave q
Democratic gain of 200 on the vote of
1856. Returns thus far show Democratic
gains. The vote Of this city and county
Is very close-Repubiicans claim it hss
gone Democratic by 100 majority, but
the Democrats claim 3 maj 0rity of 500.
Returns from central townships report
Republican gains,
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By Telegraph.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 22.-Judge Rich
ard B Carmichael, q of the Demo-
cratic electors at large for the State, pub.
fishes a letter this morning In regard to
the proposed change OF candidates. BE
says such action on the part Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee would be
wholly unwarFantAble aud display a de-
gree Of arrogance without parallel.
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Mosonic Eepulsioss.
oFFIoE OF HAMILToN LoDaE,
No. 2Q9, Z. A, n.

MEMRHIs, FErE., September II, Isss,
TUBS Is to notify all men. and particularly
- the Craft, that DAVID Ia CLORE was, on
the rights and privileges OF Masonry BY Ham
hten Lodge, No. z9s, for unmasonic conduct,
and the action o. said Lodge was ratified By
the Grand Lodge OF Tennessee Al the LAST An.
uual Communication.
HENRY >. LYNN, W. NJ.
Attest /: JOIN W. GRAHAM, sscly, pro tenn.
All papers friendly to the cause OF Masonry
VIII please copy. oals lm
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TO THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.
O1FIcE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC Ar-0
LASTIC TELEGRAPH CoYPANYo on
The USITED STATES,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October z, 1868.
TO.THE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS:
The ONCE Of this Com! any is now open a
No. Is MADISON STREET for the trans
mission Of messages, at-reduced rates, to AZ
points reached by its wires. In rendering the
citizens of Memphis another facility for Ia.
transmission of messages, by which not only
lower rates are obtained, bat greater dispatch
and prompenesE, and answers tesured quicker
10 should be borns in mind by all who use Tel
egraph wires, that only by sustaining a com.
psting line can g continuance of lower rates be
This is so s~slf-evidsnt that the
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com.
psny confidently expect such full aud steady
patronage as viii justify the establishment Of
his ONCE at Memphis, and low rates.
GEO. H. THURSTON,
Oe%Si" President.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

DoUGHERTY-The friends and aoquaint-
sHces OF John G. and Sallie Dougheriy are re-
quested to attend the funeral OF their daughter.
FANNIE PLUSKETT (who died easily and hap
PLY yesterday morning at O'CLOCK, This Fri.
day Afternoon, Rt 5 o'clock, ct Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, on Court street. Services
ny Rev. Mr. Ransom. Carriages at the resi-
deuce, l26 Court street, and also at the Church
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ST. LOUIS.

ST Louis, October % Senator John
B. Henderson made sn elaborate pollti
cal speech 20 q respectable audience, last
night, at Mercantile Library.
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R1Dbt1a

FOR THB TATE AT LARGE.
EKERsOE ETHERIDGg. OF Weakley.
EDHUND COOPEE, Of Bed ord.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
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eseond Dfst-lc| NJ CLERENTSON, Of CT.
T1irf Dfsfla-E 4. JAMES Of Hamilton.
h.rfh Dtstrlcf-A. Il. STEELE d Marshall.
mn Dtstvicf-E C. CkRILL, Of GdtTdsOn.
$50 District -ELLJiH WALKER, q WGyne.
Seventh Dntlcf-H.J TURNER 0f LGuderddle.
Eohh Dfsiricf-W ". VAUGHN, q HoI7cc0d.
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TO Gotten EuyerS and shippers.

In the District Court OF the United States, kz
the District of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Jacob SRrtoriua, Bankrupt. In bank.
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-Ea
TO whom 1t may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Jacob SartoTfus.
Individually, and as enc Of ths firm Of SSrto-
rius a Asher. OF Memphis, In the county OF
Eheloy and State of Tennessee, within said
district, who has been adjudged a bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court
OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the Sth day Of October.
AID: lSeS. Y. CIRODE,
oCs 10 20 Assignee. Etc
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DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESEFE

6KoRGE J. S-TUBBLEFIELD, Chalrmsp.
F-n REstrfct%L P ROLTZINGER, Of Greene.
Second DlStTlct-J. WILLIAMS. Of RHozUflis.
Third District-E. Il. JAMES Of Chattanooga.
Fourth District 9HOMP>ON, Of Shelbyrtt'e.
mn DIsfrief-R y. WN. / p JONES, 7
r. BEACH 4. ROBERTS and JAMES Z.
DUNLAP Of NdskUiIe.
SS7h DfSt7fef-D. B. THOMAS, Of JOhFs0nrile.
Aepenfh D5zrfct-H + CUEIMINS Of PFTls.
Eohth DistTfe-A d. I. ST WAR1. Of Memphis.
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TEL EGRAPHIC msRKETs


NEW YORK, October 2-Cottan heavy and q
shade lower sales 200 bales uplands sc,
Flour, superdne Sc c0g6 90 Whisky 81 i5cni h.
Nice dun. Coffee quiet. Sugar ilGIis<c. Mo.
lasses AuscoyRdo 4SGa5c. Wheat dull. Corn
Money market very stringent; call loans :
sterling ss@gS; gold SsS93Z; new Ten,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-23

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WES1
TENNESSEE.
FOB EIaHTH CONGRESSIONAL IsTRI
p T. GCRUGGS, Shelby County.
Or. DANIEL Z WARREN, fdVefss County.
y. ". HcCURLEy, Hdrdeman County.
7 y. PdCE. AcNdiTg County.
IL BROChE, sfdiis0n County.
II MIS- p WOOD. HdygCo0d COUNTY.
D. c. Z UGHTER, Upton County.
FOR HELB X
HTLLHHR HUNT JESSE ". FACE Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. Il. HEEGSEL.
l. WOODWARD. N 8 BRUCE
Paul CICALLA.
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