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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


NEW York. October 5.-Cotton drm Up
lands D. Flour So 6oa5 90, closing at 5al0
fOwer. Whisky shade drmer-W estern 81 221a
Wheat-Amber nrm, 81 43sl a51s. Corn s5al %
Rice dnll Coffee firm. Sugar easier-Cub1
IIlzaI21S Molasses quiet.
Money-Market IS very easy at basis Of
per cent. Foreign Exchange weaker. Prims
bankers bills IU9alO9lS Gold firmer-Opened
ut 2S1s and advanced % 30% aud closed at 30
carrying the rates OF per cent. to Hat Gov
ernment bonds are quiet and nrm-cid Ten
DIV Goods-The dead lock In Wall street IN
monetary affairs has brought the dry goods
market to a stand-stillt II Is thereIore. de-
pressed and lauguid. line ofelass E Amos
keag prints have been closed out at ia Lam
casters are of &c, and all makes Will, ere
long, follow. Atlantic sheetings are down iSEl
K I6IS; Pacific A, H, and Atlantte H b1s; APP
pleton A and stark A l5H. These are the
most important changes to-day, but this re-
duetion must effect the price Of all brown cot
tons. In woolens trade is also dull where
goods are not sold at eoncession.
CINCINNATI.
C1xcINNArr. October s. Family Flour
s5 6aa5 50. Corn S5cR90. Oats 59a59. Whisky
81 e6. York 53l 50. Lard IT1S. Bulk shoulders
5s eon ShqadeTs 1g5as5 "a * sides RSs ~ sss Slsr
Butter 8na.55. Eggs 2i- Beef Cattle dull-Com-
Hsbn to Extra 50 00a6 so gross. Sheep 2 50a
Z %. Cotton duh 2aa95Hl. Raw Sugar lj1SaL51s.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs, October 5,-Elnur, superdne,
81 5Qas e yghsat No. 2 Red spring, 81 02ai 06.
Corn slaSfc Oats 4sa50 Rye S2a65. Whisky
81 Is. Sugar 49,. Pork s32 50. Bacon shOul-
ders Il; sides, 2aa3O%. Lard ls1lals1S. Bulk
shoulders l5lSi sides ls1I,
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-CottOn qufet-sales
100 bales middlings at 255<; receipts 2l09, ex-
FOREIGN.
LoSDoH, October 5.-Evening - ConSolS,
or money, SO; account 93ae3l4. American Sc
,urities quiet and steRiy-5-0 bonds Of Loto
So; do. OF '6T 50; do. OF 02 S43; l0-49s Tdt4; do.
II dB2, at Frankfort, dull at S7H.
Cotton at Havre eutet, lss{
BARIs, 9ctober S.-ghe bourse nat. Rentes
II sc,
LIVERPOOL, October 5.-C0tton Arm sales
00e9 bales. Mid ling Uplands. lZesal2l4di Or
cans l2ssal21sd California white wheat los
d. Red Western 9s 4da9s ii. Western hour,
4s. Corn vs. Cd. Oats 3s I'd. Peas Ais Sd,
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NASHVILLE.
Election of Officers in the Senate
and House.
The SenatOrship--chances Of the
Various kspirants.
Political COrmOrants on their Feed
ing Grounds.
special dispatch to the Memphis Appeal

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
NASHVILLE, October SIN the Senate,
Henry Blackburn. of DeKalb, was elected
Doorkeeper, and T. C. williams Engross-
ing Clerk.
The Clerk was directed to inform the
House that the Senate was ready for
business.
The rules Of 1869 were temporarily
adopted. Adjourned.
In the House, Rives, Of Weakley coUn-
ty, was elected First Assistant Clerk, and
stover, OF McMinn county, Engrossing
Clerk. The organization of the body is
yet incomplete.
The merchants tax bill viii be opposed.
johnson and Etheridge stock reduced; I;
chances gaining for third man-W. II.
Stevens. He has many friends. It IS
supposed that his disabilities will be re-
moved TO get rid Of johnson.
Candidates in great numbers hinder Or
gsnization. F. a. T.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, October 5. Supervisor
Emery seized yesterday Benner's distil-
lery, on the Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad, together with some eighty bar
rels OF highwines and three thousand
bushels Of grain in the distillery. The
dlsfiller was caught in the cistern room
filling barrels.
The Senate completed their organiza-
tion to-day, but the House adjourned
with organization incomplete. It will
organize fully tomorrow. Gov. Senter
viii probably then send in his message,
though he may delay it until the day af-
ter. Il is understood that he will recon- !
mend the calling Of a State Convention to
amend the Constitution and remove all
political disabilities, and that he win urge |
the ratification of the Fifteenth Amend |
ment, the modification of the school sys- |
tenn and the payment OF the State debt.
Nothing has transpired touching his views |
as to the proper disposition to be made of /
delaGlting railroads.
The Senatorial question continues 10 ex-
cite great interest; A. Johnson, who is
here. Is evidently the strong man, and his
supporters feel sure OF his election.
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THE LATE STORM.
Loss Of Lifs---DestructiOn of Prop
erty---DstentiOn of Malls.
: rslsgraph % the Memphls AppsaLl

By Telegraph TO the Memphis Appeal
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Three per.
sons were drowned at Morristown by the
dood.
The Morristown and Reading Railroad
was badly under water. The Baltimore
Road, between here and Wilmington, is
four feet under water. Passengers go by
boat to Wilmington. The water OF the
Sehuylkin river is receding. The railway
between here and Baltimore will be In
running order by tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The water
~ Fairmont Dam has receded nearly six
feet since yesterday. The streets which
were flooded are now nearly dry but COW
cred with mud and the debris left by the
aoOd. Hundreds OF cellars are filed,
and at the large establishments steom IRE
engines are engaged in pumping ont the
water. The Turbine Mills at Fairmount
will probably resume work tomorrow.
ALBANY, October 5.-The water In this
olty is stiI over the docks and In the
streets parallel with the river. South
Broadway is nsvigated by boats. Nearly
all the easements and cellars east Of
Green street are flooded.
TROY, n. Y, October 5.-The food is
unprecedented. The water In the Hudson
Is eighteen feet above low water mark,
and great destruction is being done TO
property along the PorteDkilI, In this
city the mills are being greatly damaged,
and up north the country is being flooded.
Three houses were carried away At Me-
ehsnicsville and woman named Hum
phreys drowned. A fisherman al Fort
Ann was drowned In the Hudson.
There were two accidents on the Troy
and Boston Railroad last night. The first
was a collision between freight and
passenger train, in which three employees
were injured; and afterwards the same
train was thrown into the HoOsac River
st Hoosse Falls by wash con the rail-
road track, and DIR. Fowler and wife, of
Hoosac Falls, and Chss. Aiken, of Lasalle
Lake, were killed. The conductor, II. G.
Clark, was seriously injured.
The loss to the West Troy lumber mer-
chants by the freshet VIII reach 81 ,OOO, 900. |
BosToN, October 5.-Reports from Maine
and New Hampshire state that the storm
was unparalleled in severity. In Concord
every street was badly washed and gull
lied. Hundreds Of cellars were filled and
the sidewalks caved in. In West Concord
one house was carried away. At Farm
ham Crossing the highway was quilted to
the width Of twenty feet and the depth Of
hfteen feet. Nearly 100 feet Of the bed Of
the Clsirmont railroad washed ont, the
rails in some instances sinking ten feet.
The Montreal railroad is also reported in (
a bad condition. Very little damage was
done In Boston or its vicinity. A small /
portion of the Coliseum was blown of.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
tennessee ReYeBse Collector Missing
Treasury Statistics --Raid on
Nirgiaia OlsfilieFs

By Telegraph to the Memphis Appeal
WAsHINGToS, October 5.-There was no
quorum Of the Supreme Court to-day
A report from the Sixth Tennessee Dis
trict announces the mysterious disappear
anoe OF Collector f. 7. Mckee. Fears are
entertained that he has been assassinsted.
The disbursements from the Treasury
Department, during September, were,
Civil and Miscellaneous. S5,037, $50; War
Department "a, ,s6l ,l59; Navy Department,
S2,3Os, ,67l; Indians and Pensions, 81, ,2ls,-
81. Total Sl2, ,e25, ,S57. The above does
not include the warrants for the redemp-
tion or payment Of the interest on the
public debt.
The Supervisor Of Petersburg, Va, has
received and forwarded to the Revenue
Department reports from one OF the OH
GERS Of the 5th Cavalry, who had been pi-
lOtted By Collector Wilcox, to the effect
that they have seized forty stills and 1000
gallons Of spirits. and arrested thir.y-five
men operating stills.
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Mr.. 8. Q. STOKES VIII Introduce at each ex-
hibition Mr.. G. W. Noyes' biOOded Perform
ing Horses,
GREY EAGLE, JR., AND AB-DEL-KADER
WoODA Cook. the champion somersault
Rider, and pupil of Mr.. Noycs-the only liv-
Ing artist who has accomplished, on a swift
running, thoroughbred racer, twenty-five
consecutive somerSaults
MR.. FRANK ROBINSON, great Leaping Clown.
Mr.. CLARK GIBBs, Misslssippi's favOrite
SON, will, in the suit OF motley, assist in MAX
ing the performances pleasant.
Mr.. LEWIS WILSON, Mr.. LUKE WILSON
and MIR. ARTHUR WILSON, the unrivalled
gymnasts, whose graceful and wonderful per-
formances have justly won for them the title
of THE CHAMPIONS.
Mr.. CHARLES MCCARrY. the famous atfi-
lete, whose flights over "A drove of horses
have established him among the champion
leRpeTs of America
Sig. MONTEYERDE, the Peruvian Contor-
uonist and man of many forms.
Mr.. FRED BARCLAY, an accom- plished Scenic
and Bareback Rider, has, for the past year.
been Identified with the Crescent City Circus.
Mr.. John Hunterson, Mr.. Allen Smyth, Mr..
F. b. Phillips. Messrs. Watson, Jacques, Mae
Intosh, Wilton, HoltOn, Dewal, Seigham, Al
lisnn and host Of auxilisries, complete the
list OF this Incompatible company,
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

HSDEKWRITER'S SYTAREHOUsES,
~ MEaPHIs, September ID, 1855.
MERCHANTS MEMPHIS GENTLEMEN: Tho
above Houses are now open to receive and
discharge cotton. Ev.Iry facility to seller ana
turn you my thanks, for The future, refer
you TO the past long experience In the busi-
ness hope TO merit your patronage.
Bsr Safety, capacity and Convenience une-
quaied. Rates same Is ffst-class houses
SELF A. 3. WHlTFORD.
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Globe Chariot of Alexander, the Great,
Memphis City Directory for 1870.

TVNHE canvass for this annual publication
1 has now commenced, and the book will
be issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as complete and
accurate as is possible, and refer to their last
Directory Of this city as TO their ability TO do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers OF the Memphis, New Orleans
Mobile and Louisville City Directories,
RICHARD EDWARDS, Sup't
3. A. CH0ArE, Sec'y.
L. BoARDs, General Agent. oc5
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

TNHE Memphis OH Company wish 10 pur-
i chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
win pay the market price, furnish sacks; and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fairbank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed IN large guam
uttes- and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters VINO Wlsn
to make contracts for delivery OF seed VIII
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
ar on CAKE and Neal for sale IN any guam
tffv. vi
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

+ or 624 in the cI ~ limits, containing D
4 acres rich land On the premises ls a
good Dwelling Housrt, containing six rooms,
Kitchen, servants Rooms, two dDe eisternk,
etc., etc. For terms apply 70
sca j. u. BRI EKLEY, o Madison ST.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Burying Paupers,
-. -. :. -.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR Shelby
COUNTY, TENS.--JGLY TERN.
SATURDAY, September IS, 1859.
ORDERED, By the Board Of Commlssio oners
" for Shelby county, Tenn, that the Clerk
of the County Court be, and he Is hereby au-
thorized and instructed, to advertise in the
Memphis APPEAL and Avalanche, for one
week, for proposals for Burying Paupers; said
proposals must be sealed and addressed TO
the Board of County mmissioners, and
sent in by the First Monday in October. 1869.
specifications must be explicit, giving the
kind, etc, Of thickness OF lumber, and the
kind ana numbers of nails, the depth Of
coffin and general style OF the same, and the
deptn of the grave-Only one body to be in
TERED in each grave; head-board TO be
placed at each grave with number, which
number must be registered In connection
with the name and age of the deceased. Pro-
posals must also stale where the interm,Snts
are 10 be made.
The contract ia TO be FOR six months, and
the pay for said work Is to ia in county war
rants
In accordance with the foregoing order Of
the Board OF County Commissioners. prOpo-
sails will be received up TO 10 O'Clock AIN,
October 4, 1859.
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The old Santa Fe Gazette has changed
hands, name and politics. The new paper
Is called the Post, with o. P. Sullivan,
Collector Of Internal Revenue, a. the
p1zn2ging editor.
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cOTTOE PRESS.
INDEPENDENT PRESS,
No. 203 Madison Street.

FINHlS Press, formerly known as the Merritt
i Press. Is now open for business. Having
been thoroughly repaired, We propose to put
cotton in excellent order. We intend max
ing this our future business. and viii guar
ton. MORSE & HUDSON.
4. l. MORSE,
IQn. HunaON
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
OF the State of Pennsylvania,
uarka. etrast ,ho,,a i7.h O. aL.,........

VI 'ho state OF fennsyivania,
harke Street, above 18th ST., Philadelphia,
nESIGNED 70 supply great want In Amer
~ lean Education. to-Wit: Thorough Cole
giate Training for the Practice OF Nine Engi-
neering. Civii Engineering, Mechanical En-
gineering, Analytical and Industrial Chem
1slry, Metaliurgy and Architecture.
The iaciht!ee for professional education af-
forded by the College will compare faVOrabIy
with those OF the best Polytechnic Institu-
tions Of Europe; and our Diploma is received
as conclusive evidence of proficiency by the
Brst Engineers and Companies engaged Ia
works of I'm pnovement Sixteenth d5snU0I iSes-
si0a begins September q, 1869.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, ND,
sec d&w President OF Faculty.
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RALLYI RALLYI RALLY

FERCHANTS look TO your interest Ifyou
vi want Groceries. Bagglng and Ties, cheap
WboIesaIe Grooers and Cotton Factors, Nos.
= aud rs Front street, Nemphis, Tenn. se7
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I'VE are now receiving one Of the largest
w and best selected stocks of goods Il has
ever been Our pleasure TO offer 70 the trade
and - hrst-ciass buyers we are prepared to
offer Inducements that cannot be surpassed.
800 sacks Rio COffee-ali grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
SO hhds. Louisiana Sugar-all grades;
500 packages SyruPs and MoIasses-an
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Macksrel;
900 packages Virginia Tobacco;
SO barrels Robinson County whisky;
100 q Bourbon Whisky;
100 " Rsctifed Whisky;
so % Tennessee White whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
leo cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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CORNER OF Poplar and Alabama Mrs.
u MARY Z. POPE, Principal. VIII open Tor
Boarding and Day scholars the FIRST MoS-
DAY IN SEFTEMHER. No boys over ten viii
be received No pupils are taken by the
month. sug5
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TIN . CynOOePha1I1S,
OR
ERFUL MAR-M0NKEY.
Only specimen in America.
THE TOUR NJ A M EMIT
spIendOrs Of the FIeId Of the cloth Of GoId

SpIendors of the Field Of the Cloth of Gold
Every evening will be presented this mag
nificent spectacle at q cost OF $40 900. and In
Producing at one time IN the ring over fifty
ladies and gentlemen, dressed in the most ell
eganI Court Costumes and suits OF Armor
with gorgeous Trappings, Shields, Lances,
banners and all suitable accessories OF n
Tournament, rs the opening or entree act
The effect IS magnificent, and the mammoth
tent, with its brilliant and numerous Jets Of
gas, its partf-colored decorations, and the in
spring music of Blumenschein's famous OPP
era Band, and the various Knights arrayed
in armor with their prancing steeds equipped
with gilded ornaments and appropriate trap
pings, and thoroughly trained aud discip-
lined to the sports OF the arena, cannot fail TO
carry the audience back 10 the days of chlV
airy when Knight met knight to break
lance in honor of his "ladye fair"
bS- Every morning at eleven O'Clock, in.
each place where this Company has the hon
or OF visiting, the new, costly, gorgeous and
smbiematic
Globe Chariot of Alexander, the Great"
Containing Prof Blumenschein's Full Opera
Band, which will play the most popular airs
OF the day, will be drawn through the prtnci-
pal streets by team of eight beautiful cream
cOlored horses, magnificently harnessgd and
elegantly eaparisoneds sep3
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On ThursdaY. 0ctOher I4. Is69,

Commencing at 10 o'clock, upon the premises.
TERMS-Ifalf cash. balance l2 months with
interest," secured by trust deeds on the pro-
perty sold.
No better property around Memphis can be
offered from which to make selection of a de-
sirable home lot 20 build upon than this, be-
ing Just beyond the city limits, on spacious
avenues, with shade or fruit trees on every
lot and in a select neighbOrhOOd composed
Of our best population. The properly is not
put on the market FOR TRIAL, but FOR SALE
UNDER THE HAMMER. and Will certainly be
sold II bidders ara on the ground. Plans can
be had at our Office, and we invite a special
examination Of the property before the day
OF sale by those who wish to bid. The resi-
dence lot l20 feet front, Is improved with a
Brick Dwelling and AL necessary and con-
Venlent appendages.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO..
OcS AuctiOneers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPLES

CNn BARRELS choice ROMAN BEAU
OOO TiES'' to arrive to-day on steamboat
Lightwood.
os8 wOLCOTT, SMITH & co.
TOR RENT-A7 nice HOUSE, containing :
4 rooms in a desirable neighbOrhoOd. on
corner Poplar and Orleans. Inquire at llS
Adams street. locsl MARTIN DAILY
VNTANTED.-A situation as Book keeper or
w any position except salesman. i an
experienced Book-keeper, and can give best
references from former employers and others
as to qualifications, character, etc. Address
Y. care Appeal office. oc5
BOARD "A room comfortably furnished
ID and centrally located, with board, may
be obtained by q gentleman and his wifo, in
a family where there are but few bOarders;
address Mrs c., Appeal office. References
given and required. oc8
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN MEMPHIS.

WE invite the special attention OF home
w and distant capitalists 10 the sale Of
Valuable business Real Estate in Memphis,
announced in the following advertisements Of
W. b. Greenlaw, Esq.
ROISTER. IRRELEVANT & CO.,
Auctioneers.
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PEREMPT0RY AUCTION SALE
or A.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE
TWenty-EigIt Beautiful Lots
On Poplar Street Extended.

TTNHAT vslnnbIe property, 50 well known IS
L the Homestead OF W. 3. Waldran, Esq,
on Poplar street extended, having been sub
divided into eOmmodiOuS building Lots, viii
bo sold, WITHOUT RESERVE 70 the highest
bidder
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No oo- tOne oeiee1, NAeiilpliA AoliH'
L EXP constantly on hand large and we'll
~ selected Stock of Groceries and Liquors.
which we Rell at lowest markets rates. Con-
signments by river Insured unless otherwise
instructed. We solicit cOnstgnments OF Cot
ton, 70 which we devote special attention.
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J. A. BROWN, III. D.
Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
a# coucheur.

ESPECIAL attention given, az heretofore,
II during long experience TO difficult
OBSTETRICS and SURGERY together
with UTERINE diseases and diseases Of the
LUNGS.
Gss~ Nothing would be more CERTIFYING than
to be able to attend to every call, ald thereby
please all but as this is impossible, dag
practice only is solicited
Office on York street, opposite Beer and
kern's store Residence corner of Main and
Chicago streets, directly West of tt ) Episco-
pal Church - - - = : ~ - = 4A''<
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Prussia and Austria,

but also having been Director of an Institute
established by himself, especially for the
IL eatment of diseased eyes at the city Of Bam-
berg, in Germany, which he had to leave on
account of politics-but bringing with him the
most hattering testimonials from many per-
sons who eyesight had been restored through
his instrumentaity
DR.. Smaller was also for two years the lead
ing physician in the HosI ital and
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Is the unders igned on or about the 10th
inst. I rel steer. high horns, two hind legs
white, star IN face. and about i've or six years
old. The owner IL requested to prove prop
trty anu pay charges and take il away.
JAMES C0NAY
Sec l3 toxr sf Cato. Nv
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HOUSE OF REFUGE

in New York City. r.
The latest improvements for the relief of
disease and deformity will be at hand to assist
in the process Of cure, rendering this lnstitu-
ton the best adapted for the cure Of all classes
of bodily complaints
Office Of the Institution next door to Leub-
ner's drug store, south side, in the room for
merly occupied by c. w White, as law Office
Patients at distance may receive full par
ticulars and a written opinion Of their case, by
applying to the undersigned.
hSrs. SaffDN ~ SMALLER.
LIST MANITowoC, WIS.
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School SUPPLEMENTARY No.
tice
OFFICE OF SCHooL SUPERINTENDENT
Manitowoc, August %, 1863.


The undersigned has concluded that in or
der to do justice to his successor in Office he
will no: hereafter grant certificate to Teach
ers for long r term than six months Teach
crs who NOW hold certificates with qualifca-
tons bearing No. and upwards. and who are
personally known to the Superintendent can
receive their certificates by applying to me
rs soon as possible by mail or personally
New applicants for certificates, and others
who are not well known personally to me, are
informed that | viii meet them for examina-
ton at the FIRST Ward School House in Manito-
woe, cu Monday and Tuesday, September y
and 10, at 10 o'clock, A. VI Of each dry.
which viii be the only Public Examinations [
will hold
Town Clerks will please hand in their An
nua Reports to me at the earli st day posi-
bic.
As this will be my last Official notice as
County School Superintendent, | deem it a
proper occas on to return my heartfelt thanks
10 the people of Mantowoc County for the
confidence reposed in me as such officer for
the past six years, and for their uniform
Kindness and iorbcarance to me in good and
ii.-hcalth.
JERE. CROWLEY
Co superintendent of Schools.
j. s. | may be found during office hours at
the Office Of Henry Sibrce, Esq, with whom all
communications may be left during my alb
scnce.
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WINDOW SHADES
Lafayette Smith,

NfANUFACTURER of the improved Rusti
vi Shade. The attention Of the citizens oil
Manitowoc county is called to the above useful
and valuable article. 1t las entirely super
scded tic Old paper curtains for windows, be-
ing neat, cheap and more desirable All or
dcrs left with George W. Fechter at Mantle
sent to the Factory will meet with
prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed.
Siishie0tt, Sept 2lst, lS68.-lO-tf