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YiIiTH Dnrucr HEw,YoRK YHw YoRI June 10, 1919. .
NOTICE is hereby given that, for neglect, TO TO
GER Dii4T No. 81 West TliryIht, Seviora Cts. have
caused DlSTRANT to be made the o"n described s'd' and
IEaSE q PREMISES occupied by Dhey Nos $40 and 81 West
Two ~ STEAM BOILERS,
One G} bUMPiSG TUB,
Seven S, O. ,YgRMESIISG TUBS.
Two C2) HOT-wArBR TUBS,
One d Cooler,
One ~ STILL,
One Vi WORM and WORM TUB,
Two ~ RRGElyIyG CIsrERSs.
PIPES FixTrRRs e dl.ry It date Of a l;
be Necessary 70 cover @ iose'5s5 IN cot i sad
charges At public suction on MERnkSPAf o g Ns, No.
" Wee sssD ''' '''' ST. JOHN GRULEY Collector
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE Tor the Sixth Dtr Of tho Sate Of heslort com
pr.bg ninth Fifteenth sud Sixteenth wards o ne y Of nen
S NJ Ss li5 s CT ] l % op,
q @ goi, l a s2t o S the 5 D u FOR oa B
pTsyri g,r2 . 1875 Jaiy5 1850 sud 1901 that The dnl
therein b,ys b,T gs nd gr1e ,Ha that
my oBce No o West Foqrtser,a' eos,t %. hsl.ve, qi
isg sc, ye between the 81 ooeE ADD o'clock
Ibs referred comprise The special e' on bp'Ee,s,
Gold watches Gold and Silver Plate, M ibs ending May 1870
s a. han Ss.lsSi to paw tie sums by item respectively,
ascending lists si1reah within the uae hereby 'PecAel VII"
O0H' ' " " MAUSSELL d FIELD, Collector
Dated Seu.Yors, June TO- l'ea
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
L FIFTH DISTRICT NEWYORR eompsug ,he Ith loh w
sr Cv York-NO1iCB Is HEREBY GIVEN,
puruiu 10 received e lists Of valuations ai snuer
sion II property sabe to TAI ure, zoe As o. 9'sna G %
t. .uupoft the lutf the Public eni ana Tor
other turroes Appt,ed 3 jane hl and sets 'meudai thereto
ami t VI. attend personally by deputy iof ne collection Of The
ssme ofe BrooHe ottl BoNey ta $50
dys on ne Oh day ua ne 25h t' ~ ,en',s
between 81 O'Clock audJ 0s"ct lbe h' hef'n
special aaes, hussti aud lr.s'-
or Or The year en- us April D. articles DO srleae
Billiard Tables Wachfs. tie lt " Mar lto ali q" tts
% AT who shan
gct or the Assessments returned against them NhH
sili become liable 90 80 peuauef pre-
ssutei ~ law A1Ctsc offered payment ru'i ~ ssr-el
- Collector Fhh District Srs. Yorh.
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CusTuH HDrsE. NEH lnlE
COLLECIoKs OTHCE, Jage u. %
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until the al day ~ July y or supplying SNIP CHASD
LER1 the yesse ts aagU Tor tie ta ending
June -. 1870
Schedules ~ furnished with IN necessary Informs
regard lc obiaue BY esPonst paroles Only
The SHIP Chanley trade Al the kstsnue Cater omce Cuon
House. ~. n GHiNNELL, Collector.
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD-TROM FOOT. 3

NEW -JEhoE1 HAIIIINV hD-7I ~ - = ~ -, 40
IN COURTLANDT. Sr-For PHILADELPHIA va hens st1n
p Via Camden. M IN. va West Psaae pa ~ ~,
baltimore aud WashiBgtou-3ytO 1880 p m sa p No. for
South aud Soath Wesl--si4O a. ~. g,2s' p an .o.,o-
FOR THR WESr-8:$0 a. 1850 r ~ . pn , w -.
The $40 ' thIsush TO Olsclr'ah snu
through 10 Cincinnati Chicago sthout ehange Dali
Suudsy excepted aud Cd those DAYS on m Iah zoe GUY
ns onping hrongh cars 10 Chag by evening ues psirl
NJ iO hsa r. W. JACKSON. General SuqeupiendsnL
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.1th CIVILIZATIONS.

A MEXICAN HOGRAPHlC cos
N OFFICB has been removed to No 40 futonst. n l.
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STEAMBOATS, art0 HaiIruaSs.

A LBANY AND TROY.
6st. C. vlBnARp A3S D. DREW vi. commence 'aF passage 80
Tlarh't At 7:lS connecting Vth tbe n y Central Rensselaer,
ndgg at Wet POut NesJarsb. PoushkssPas RaDsIseI Ca''H
SPECIAL .N0TICE.-TIe NORWICH AND
- WORCESTER LisR 'or BOSTON I'D go s,geiy taIous6'
ogt ,hs NevSuEa'd Stisa viii, on WEDNESDAY APRIL q,
REMOVE Con Per No - occupied By I Line Ls past eight yeAr'
PIER No 80, n r.,
'a e. q, 70 Eastern pos vi. be Id ,9d Cha! s1s1o, Be .G5
heslo9io Noila 1nl Aslse9 aHd worcester ksiholi AIGt
ud baay Sa,au, Fhba Worcester
Hei isous ;s, ;' s. 81 aud raaSa aSpy
We once '''' 40 y ''''- ''''' IE. sHoRr nl, Agent
I ONG BRANCH EXPKESS.--On aud after
MoSDAr June he SEw5 Va RS, ExsRE o Co. will T9
goods be sa atari VI the oncss Of tho Adams brp Company
Goo', delivered 10 The 4aa~, EEEre.s s'S.a' VII Be oTssd
COK NORWALK and DANBURY. RAILROAD
Tns; g,t hf rhroal fare TIE beautiful steamboat NELLY
"a 3 S - $500 RsSsg ,vy, Ssr%sT a.
i' the ANNA Of the Danbury and New Haven trains Pare,
rs esun; Excursion IekeI, 81 IS
EOR GLEN COVE and MISUNDERSTANDING
Sg KIM IpoSSFF Sors S6SS All f GIN
STIWASHGKG esrcs PseSsp ByERf AFTERNOON (Suady,
sgpsih 4 oe9ek stopping a. La sseniltt saeh aNr
ticket. Haa,rn, fare, srs,ty rsd1eed.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
~ SgErSSDkSf LIE g TO- gA1T W4SHlhSTQs 4s NEST
seiysd rsml ~ PROPRLLRR LINE rom Pierre R. and
g. GS fAfEs Low sl q5; i:S.i;l F,..soS,, q.
WEST up Washington D. G., without
The ONLY LINZ aforiing this ntucemeuL TICKETS GOOD
UNTIL USED &. W. PERVEIL, Gen. Agt,
No. 129 Broadway cor Barelsyst. NevYork
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
~ SHY:
m, Mail train IN Northport sud Grsenport
1880 for RosJR Glsa Core Loea'' Valley Hur1ngon and
NoIthpor.
3:Yi p m Gfssnport Express
r Ro,JO. Glen Cove Locust valley. Huntington, North
'sjop m To- Ro.yn Glen Cove valley Huntington and
Northp0u ...
~. foT Jamaica aad Hampstead ..
Al with Branh for Hempstead sunday Trans Tor
Rosru Locs Valley. Huntington ADD horlhpo leaves
Hunter, Pout at a. ia. sad 6 D IN. D. BARTON sapt
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ viii leave Nswio 6 the PsyonA Ferry foot Of Chamber
az foIovs L. 800 AIS 3il5 and b5o aud al u
midnight saturdays The tl5 aud 9lS taiHs
through 20 Mouser-MAy Il. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
OgYcE CHIT QrhETEHHAsTrH ttHr iiTEiCr
DEPARTHEkT EAsr, CONYEH lGrsrON GREENE
GEw.iOHK CRY jane D. 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE

DEPlRTSEsT EIsr Co4trR liorsToS AP GRggyrsTs
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
y With copy adyfeeut attached TO each and
WI be received this ons until oeoc July g. 1862 Tor sup.
hundred yone msrchsntabe Hard Wood
ee and thousand ad bHTfvo % TINS lO pound best
times The PLACES Lsrehssr named may be required prior to
Po coium61. r. Gfbor $50 tan. stove asd $50 uBs Eg Coal
Port Wood n y. harhor. i57 TINS Egg Coat
Fort Hamilton harO ~ cords Wood aS7ups Stove and n1
Fo wsd.sorb harbo 81 ia tun' store and 2s1
Foi scSGyi.r, v baIbor $50 tun, Fge Coal
Wets Point H cords Wood IA aa' stove 9o ub' Bgg and 30
Da,ds Island 7at lurs Egg Coal
for Adams, T. l.. 2J5 cords Wood, 162 inn' BgT Coal
Fort Trumba. Conn, 40 tuns Egg and 20 tub ut Cosl
West Point n r.. l cords Wood aud 30 tuns Egg Coal
Psthurg Barracks T. 100 cords wood and ~ Egg Coal
wsteoNu Ar,eua Mass 81 cords Wood and lG2 taD1 Egg Cos,
Independence Boston habor "a cords Wood and 55 Egg
Coal
Pou sullivan Me, $50 cords Wood
soOd be delivered tie waes Of the respective posts and
sps ps t etrssd to The Aet Asa,
ant QuserpSster At the place 81 delivery.
Bidders must separately The price al which they will deliver the
called Tor each Of The alovenaBed places,
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee sgn by two pon
amount Il the contract hrtte faithful performance Of the
No bid will be entertained that Is not made In accordance With this
The Government reserves the nghto reject any bids regarded
ddyOus to the Department 10 accept such portion Of
bid rot for Post that be deemed Of advantage tie
public Interests
wood ~ say one or more ol lle places hsmel lsfcn
Bidders have the privilege 81 being present the opening Of The
Proposals mist he addressed the undersigned and rior
po Wood Coa Co., The may be, TO whom application
should he MAJ for additional pahieulars.
By order Of Brsysi AnjorGeu uius Ingalls, Assistant Quarter
master General L. 3 A. and CHEF QaartrIgssig Dsmsnio We
Brysi Major I'D o MU A. Chief QasrterDaster D,dc
Department offe Est
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

Mr.. ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT, in his Fire
Acres 100 Much, Harper Brothers., satirizes m
vein Of pleasant bumOr the numerous haudbooks
for amateur farmers which have been so popular
during the last few years. We believe It is quite
possible not to say easy, for city man to get
both profit aud pleasure out Of few acres Of
Kitchen garden surrounding bis suburban home but Mr.
RoOsevelts experiences failure In the attempt 70 do
this have sufficient yersintude 10 be useful warnings
as well as most comcal stories Some Of his chapters
are worthy 10 be compared with the confessions Of
sparrowgass.
Foreign Missions, their Relations and Claims
Charles scriOner & Coz lie the title OF a volume Of
lectures by the venerable Dr. RUFUS ANDERSON who was
for more than forty years Foreign Secretary OF The Amer
can Board 81 Commissioners for Foreign 4issloBs and
has also az various periods Of hs lie made extended
Official vs % the Stations un der lie control OF the
Board IN different parts Of the world The lectures were
hrst delivered at Andoyer, on the Hyde foundation
establishing armanen lectuTesbip on Foreign Missions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

GJsFuH ilOCu. NHW. luKK. 1
CoLLECTOEs OFyICE. June ", l19i
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
the "a day Of July y Tor Supplying RATIONs to the
vese this station Tor tie sBdug June 80 1870
The furnished The usual Navy Ration. ~oul spnls
The articles approved tie Collector he iev
hosr the eue good aid uert cask other vese
~h quantity the thereof marked
earb y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
OVERLAND MONTHLY MAGAZINE

OVERLAND MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR July
For sale by all the NeEE1eaers and By the Publishers
A. ROMAN Co, No n Hosardst. New York
ANHOOD.-A Medical Essay on the Cause
IVA 81 Premature Decline 10 Mu the Treatment Of Nervous
and Physical Debility, &C.
There member Of society by whom this book will
useful whether holds The relation Of parent preeepo
clergyman - Medical Times and Gazette.
sent by mail receipt Of ly Address the author Dr. K. De
T. CURTIS, No 222 Fat, Washington D. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

"A pared 90 on tbs bhee p TEACHER In Igb q, Ysnm', sbl
Refers y Eroissso Of said College address H. W. w. No. IO1
GfesBGL- Boston. MAsh - ~ " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-Trains foi
ALBANY ard TROY oorbeciug vh northern and wensu
trains follows; Cincinnati Chicago EEprsst
a Chicago Express l0f5 Montreal Express faeli
BIprsss $50 p Might Express II Elegant DaEiug Roon
attached all day usiss aud Sleeping ears 10 night us lie
~ IpP IS issa WG H. VANDERBILT vlce-Pr,iir-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

TPRS PTXTtRBS &c in disllsry 1t date of i'r,n' ~,
aud cateis much tuereoi ~ hh
necessary the Of ,i together WIN COZ. 4n
charges AZ public suction WEDNESDAY the h DAY OF june
1863 at n o'clock at the pilry Of said Monu hehnge NO
'It s WEI '''S ''A'D 49, JOHN v GRDLEY Collector
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Qrp 6OOSs.
MOURNING GOODS.
AT d. RIDLEY'S.

ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION ON
STRAW GOODS.
Several WHITE BLACK, and C0LoRED HATS suitable "
schools sud nice ruuuing from are to so eeuts
THOUSANDS OF HATS AND BoHNETs. 10 Hair, Cactus ana
other fancy materials every desirable shape a. So g. and 10 eeD
BOYS HATS a. So s. 60 cents and upward all beO" market
value. ,,,rr.n0 ,,n,pv
Nos 900 3lI. 3lll GrSndst Nos &C, g. and 10 Alen'st
rZ1-CORNRR sTORR
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AT d. RIDLEY'S.

NEW FRENCH FLOWERS PROM SEVERAL STEAMERS,
READY TO-DAY
White Boiled Grain RIBBONS every widths Also iui
lines Of rich SASH RIBBONS
EVERYTHING IN RIBBONS CHEAP
A.o SILKS SATIYS COLORED and BLACK GRAPES Real and
uIserv LACEs EMBRoIDBRlBs, COLLARS, CUPFS LADIES'
UASpKEsCHIRFs NECK.TIEs, HOSIERY. GLOVES. DRESS
TRIMMINGS BUTTONS.
BARGAINS In SILK PRINCES large assortment
CHEAP GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THROUGHOUT THE
EsTARIIgUMEEr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-27

"
rez, which makes him the actual dictator,
is giving great dissatisfaction. That sin
gular phase Of social decay, the practice
of Kidnapping persons of wealth and TAX
inc them to the mountains until ran
soned. continues TO extend, ana IL IS now
lSta that even children three years of
- are taken in this way. In T~amaulipas
rebels are continuing their advances
unchecked. and the letters from there
| give slight hope Of the pacification of the
country.
A Charleston paper states that a cit
izen of New York has bought the SHOWS
Island plantation, on Great Pedee, for
$500 cash. This. is q historic spot. Ia
NOUS as the almost inaccessible camping
place of Marion during the war Of the
Revolution.
The New York Times (RadicaD
saws: Senator Sumner has a remarkable
habit-we suppose We must call it a habit
-of receiving threatening letters imme-
diately after he delivers " great speeches"
and, Of course, he always hand them
over promptly to the newspapers for pub
licatiOn. In other days the Southerners
used TO send him threatening letters; then
the rebels used 10 send them to him then
the Kuklux used TO send them to him;
then the friends of Andy johnson during
impeachment times) used to send them to
him: and now, il seems, he Is receiving
them from enraged Englishmen. If he
was not a man in whom we could always
trust, we might suspect that he himself
was the getter-up of these letters. Such
letters add greatly 10 the Importance of a
" great Speech" and then they seem
never to be dangerous in the slightest de-
gree"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-27
r oEDES ~qERRTroRY


The Commissioners of Florida and
Alabama have at last agreed upon the
terms by which the territory of the
former State, known as West Florida,
is to be coded to the latter, with the
consent Of their respective Legisla-
lures, subject to the ratification of
Congress. The terms, as they are made
known by the press ofboth States, are
that Alabama is to pay to Florida the
sum of 81, OOO, 900 in bonds, payable in
thirty years, bearing eight per cent.
interest, payable semi-annually IN the
city of New York. For this amount,
Alabama will receive an area of some
1 100000 acres of territory, including
the cities of Pensacola, Milton and
Mariana, with st. Joseph and st. An
drew's bays. The advantages to ac-
Icrue to Alabama from this purchase
may be judged of by the one fact that
by it she acquires Pensacola, with the
finest harbors in the Gulf, a har-
Dor with capacity to shelter the
navy of the United States, and
having a depth of water never
less than twenty-five feet. Beside
this, which in itself is worth to Ala
bama her outlay, it is believed the ter
ritory will contribute fully $4,000 per
annum toward paying the $4,000 in
terest on the purchase money. TIL
advantages also Of a more extended
sea front, of more direct railroad COM
munication with the Gulf for the
counties of Alabama bordering on
Florida, are to be considered in esti-
mating the great gains made by this
purchase. Indeed the gain is all to
Alabama and the loss to Florida, who
.~surrenders what has always been re-
garded the best portion of her terri
tOrV-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-27
DO NOT VOTE EITHER OI
THESE TTCKETN

DO NOT VOTE EITHER OF
THESE TICKETS.
Readers Of the APPEAL, we address
you in your own interests. w have
no fish to fry and nothing to gain by
the election Of the Democratic ticket
that viii not be shared in common by
every white man in the county. We
have no personal friendships to sub
serve in the election of the Democratic
ticket, nOr reward Of any kind TO
receive. We, therefore, can appeal to
you from the most d-isinterested mo-
tives not to vote for this, denominated
the HUNTER Radical ticket, nor for
any man whose name appears upon it.
HUNTER TICKET.
For J1aagc Of ChaRee1y Court q Memphis:
WM. HUNTER.
For Judge Of the Lar Court OF Memphis:
J. Z. BTGELOW.
For Judge Of CriminaE Court Of Memphis:
JAMES GALLAGHER.
For Jedge0f Municipal Court Of Memphis:
GEO. w. WALDRON.
For J,ldge Of the Circuit Court:
C. c. GRAVES.
For Prosecuting Attorney Municipal Court:
C. w. f. COOK.
And for the same reasons we ask
you not to vote for this ticket, nor for
any man whose name appears upon it:
SMITH TICKET.
For Judge Of tAe Supreme Court.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
ANDREW MCCLAIN.
ALVIN HAWKINS.
For attorney General aad Reporter
THOMAS II. COLDwELL.
For Chancellor:
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH.
For Judge Of tie Lar court.
II. s. LEE.
For Judge Of the Criminal Coa7z..
II. Z. HUDSON.
For 4 ttorny GeaeragoftAe Criasssa1 Coayl.
L. b. HORRIGAN.
Tor J,adge Of the Municipal court.
II. L. DIX.
hor Prosecuting Attoraey AEtaiefpdl C51rt:
DEWITTE STEARNS.
For J0egeg The FJtecatA Jadtesak Cireua.
GEO. W. REEVES.
IHo57icy General Fifteenth judicial Grelit.
FRANK BRAS.
Democrats, white men, act as a unit.
The SMITH Radical ticket above has
no earthly chance of success. Do not
waste your votes upon it. Every vote
for it by a white is that
much taken from the strength of the
Democratic nominees; who, if they
are supported by the white vote as a
viii be elected. We beg that
every voting reader of the APPEAL
win at least be guided in his action by
what we deem the part of wisdom and
Of patriotism. The white men of
should vote as a unit, and
for the Denocratic ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-27
THIS IS THE TICKET FOR
DEMOCRATS TO VOTE.

THIS IS THE TICKET FOE
DEMOCRATS TO VOTE.
The following is a copy of the ticket
arranged and printed by agreement
between the candidates and with the
consent of the County Democratic
Committee. We hope that every one
Of the 5000 white men registered will
vote it, without any erasures, save
such as their choice for Circuit Judge
may dictate. When it is remembered
that there are nearly COCO negroes reg
istered in this county, the necessity
for unity among the whites will al
once be admitted. We cannot afford
TO lose one vote. All are necessary to
our success. Here is the ticket. Vote
ii straight out:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Judges Suprcac court Of Tennessee:
THOMAC a. r. NELSON.
j.. .. SHACKELFORD.
HENRY C. SMITH.
Far Attorney General and Rep0rtcr:
WILLIAM MCFARLAND.
For fudge Of UnaceTy Court Of Memphis:
JOHN P. CARUTHERS.
For Jadgc Of Lac Court Of Memphis:
MARYLAND L. PERKINS.
For Judge 81 Criminal Court Of NempRiS:
WILLIAM WALLACE.
For Jedge Huaieipal Court Of Memphis:
GREENE ?. FOUTE.
IH'y. GcH'L. CrimiaaL Curt Of Memphis:
GEORGE Z. STAHL.
Pros. try. lLEaicipal court Of Memphis i:
T. A. RYAN.
Judge Great Court 18Th Judicial Ca'cUit:
p. I. SCRUGGS,
II. B. :. WILLIAMS.
-1H2.aey General 18th judicial circuit:
WALKER WOOD.
Democrats, cut cut the above and
vote it, and vOtei it early. Then make
ityour business to see that your friends
and ncighbOrS do likewise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-27
THE RADICALS AND THEIR
CONVENTION.

The Courier Journal says of the
Radical party of this State:
1t is composed of notorious pimps and
peddlers, ~vagabOnds and blacklegs, dis
graced bankrupts, broken down preach
ers, spOnges, dead beats and strumpets.
And of the late Convention, can
can, pOw-wow, or whatever else it can
be called:
IT would have disgraced the Cannibal
islands, but could not disgrace a band of
robbers who have neither political credit
nor personal responsibility. Such a riot of
profanity and vulgarity we venture to say
was never witnessed outside of the capitol
building in the most abandoned brOthel in
Nashville. There was never a dog fight,
there was never q bear fight, there was
never a o o fight, there was never a mink
fight; there was never a fight of panthers,
possums or pOleeats that can be likened to
it, and it presages-what all good citizens
should earnestly d~esire-the dissolution
by spontaneous combustion of a mass of
material which was rotten when it came
into the world, and has been purifying
ever since. Thus the whirligig of time
brings in his revenges, land kites feed on
kites, and ravens lie, in wait for rows"