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DISSOLUTION.

1--WE nrm of f. c. POSTAL & GO. was diss
solved by mutual consent on the 18th
inst. f. {. Postal assumes all liabilities and
collects all outstanding debts.
5. q. LEWIS.
The undersigned viii continue the AiveFg
and Sale Business at the Overton Stables, OPP
posite Overton Hotel. The finest rigs In the
city ALWAYS on hand. Major Rawlings viii
be found at the stable to wait on customers.
ivIs f. c. POSTAL.
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TENNESSEE.
The candidates for Governor agree
to the following appointments, to-wit:
Grand Junction, Monday, July 18th.
Jackson, Tuesday, July 10th.
Paris. Wednesday, July Dist.
Clarksville, Thursday, July 22d.
Springfield, Friday, July 23d.
Gallatin, Saturday, July 24th.
Pulaski, Monday, July Doth
Columbus, Tuesday, July 9TH.
Murfreesboro, Wednesday, July 2Sth.
~Shelbyville, Thursday, July 29th.
Nashville, Saturday, July Slst.
Theabove appointments we agree to.
W. B. STOKES,
d. W. C. SENTER.
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q ~ REWARD.-StFayed fr1Fs my prem
u ~ ises, No. 33 Union street, 8 red wi
tied cow, medium size, one very large pap
and one very small, smooth crop on one ear
aud a hole in left ear. lyl5
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TERSEs-Noie with acceptable security
due January Z 1870. Time of lease from July
"A, 1863, to Janussy J. 1870. This property
fronts on Second stress, end runs west with
Henry street 10 Wolf river.
Renting to begin at y O'Clock ~, on the
lyIS & G BRdNKLEY, Receiver.
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~. AND Al. SCOTTISH RTE.

HERMES AND MITHRAs Lodges meet inc
junction 4th Wednesday in every moe
+. MellerSh. Secretary.
CASPHlA M OF RINCE OF JERUSALEM,
18th, No.l-Ben. X. Pullen, SD, Tarsh...; A.
T. Frankland, 3d., Recorder
CHATTER or Rose CRoIx. 18th, No.
L Charles w. Adams, sd, NJ. W.; HIT
TomlinSon. 32d, Sec. -
PHILLIPPED UPLEssEIsC oUNcIL oFK-H, s0tb,
Ao;L Henry 7. Woodward, 32d, Comm;
William j. Cirode, SD, Rec.
CoksIs16RY OF WEST TENNESSEE, SID. John
Alnsue, go Comm. in Chief; Dodge &.
Trader, SD, Re-.
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TERMs On ~srBsCRIPTTON:
RATFs Ca A-DYERTISING

RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Transient advertisements, first insertion, 81;
each subsequent insertion 90 cents per
Square.
Advertisements An Want or Rent column, 10
cents per line each Insertion
Advertisements on first page So a Square per
month.
Double column advertisements 3 per cent
additional TO ordinary rates.
Local notices, fourth page. 90 cents per line
"a for each Insertion
City items, second page, Is cents per line eaeh
insertion. H
special notices, third page, 10 cents per line
each insertion.
Monthly advertisements, S for frst, and 4tor
each 6dditionalS Square.
Advertisements inserted &C lnlervals, 10 10
charged > per cent aadttlon9A ~
Annonncing Candidates for State, County and
Municipal Odces, $40 each, To be PAID IN ac-
vance ia every instance.
Marriages and Deaths are pupnsneo a. new
bnt complimentary notices OF 9arrlaseA;
TTibntes Of Respect, Obituaries and Funeral
Notices, viii be charged as other advertise
= Al Church Notices or notices Of meetings
of Charitable or Benevolent Socleles, VIII
be charged half price
SuEDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted
In the SUNDAY APPEAL VIII be charged one
WFTKIY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted
in the WEEKLY APPEAL alone, one half Of
DAILY rates. In both WEEKLY,
one fourth OF DAILY rates
In all cases all advertisements are considered
due after first insertion.
A Square is the space occupied by eight lines
ofsolid nonparen.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Correspondence, on Public Events, solicited
from every part OF the United States.
AINSLIE, ATTN co.
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BALTIMORE.
PAMTgRs, AND ARTIsTs, MATERIAL

WI. .K~ELLrNGER. GEORGE Il. ROGERs
KELLINGER & Co, Importers and Dealers
n IN Artists. Coach aud sign PAINTERS
Goods. or French, English and Amer1can MAD
pfaffrra. Also. dealers In Drawing. Archt-
tecfsi and Photozraphers' Materials, Of every
DESCRIPTION: all styles Paint. Narnish ana
Freseoer's Brushes Write Lead, Ols,
Tarnanffue window Glass. Cine, etc, Stere-
oseoDie strume and Views. Deealeo-
manfe and Dfaphanie Pictures, Papers,
Wax Flower Materials tc.
STREET, BALTIMORE. Nd. Jo
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MONDAY MORNING, July 10, 1866
C0NSERTATTHE TTCKET.

For Senator-.---.----.JOHN CUBBINs.
For Representatfve------SAM II. Jones.
For Representative. HOSEA townsend.
For Floater..--.---.H. X. SHERoR.
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ANEW FIRM-TREADWELL BROS hayil

NEW FIRM.-TREADWELL BROS; having
n bought the Interest of Col. r.. w. Price
in the late firm of Price & Treadwei, VIII
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business AZ
the old stand, No. IS Union street, Lee BLOCK,
under firm style of TreadweIl Bros, where
they VIII be pleased to see the old friends OF
the late firm, and as many ones as may De
pleased 10 call. A. B. TREADWELL-
R.A. TREADWELL-
b. .. TREADWELL.
Afo~,bfs Tam TuIv 2 1850 iV4
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DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

nR- GEO. W. AGREE, having reopeHed his
~ ofiee, wonldf respectfully notify his Old
resumed the practiee Of his profession. Feel
fn3 thankful for the liberal patronage he has
this city, solfcits a continuance OF III same,
Ofice, 22 Main street. je6
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Prices for this PUMP, C0mpIste

For Pump Is feet long 81 80 per foOt---E 0
10 q $50 y 90
%" $50 50 %
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

THE co~partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween r. W. Price and All. Treadwell,
solved by the withdrawal OF r. W. Price, 20
date from the LIST inst. Either one Is author
lied to collect and receipt for debts dne the
late firm. r. W. PRICE,
A. B. TREADWELL-
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s%Agentsw wanted fer this Pump, either 70
buy County rights and sell the Pumps, on
which a liberal discount viii be given to the
wholesale trade, and no Charge for the right
ofTerritory.
ssAn orders for his Pump must be ad-
dressed 10
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JOHN REED,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. 80. g. JEFF
ferson Street, entrance in alley. Special
atte2tioD given to Stair Work. HOUSES and
NeraAdahs framed ready for shipping. nova
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FOR RENT.
Memphis cOttss NlIs Property,

DY order of The T.. 5. Circuit Court for the
ID District of West Tennessee, ] Will rent, at
public GGlery, to the highest bidder, the
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oDD-FELLowS, DIRECTORY.

GAYoSo ESCAMPMENr. Nos j. 90. E-meefs
on the lst and 30 Thursday nights of each
month"; ats O'Clock. AT Davis, OP d. @
Trader II. p; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEMPHIS oDG NJ. 6-meets every Tuesday
night, at s o'clock. J. ". W~aynesburg. n.
G.; ]. H Campbell, ". q. hos. Mo1fet, Sec'y.
CHICKAsAW LODGE, No. &meets every Mon
day night at 3 O'Clock. J. +. Russell, n. c.;
Alexander Aunn, v. g.; Thos. Bacon, Per
Secretary. Z
RUTH LonaE, No. I. DEGREE OF REBEKAH-
incest on the LIST Friday nlghtin each month,
at s o'clock. ?. G. II. r. Pugh, N. G.; Mrs.
W. J.. AeLefresh, Sec'y.
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Saturday, IuIy "a, 1863.

Containing nearly thirty acres OF glSgrd, to-
gether with a number Of Dwelling f9itaS
and Steam SaWmill, on
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THE CANVASS.

APPOINTMENTS IN MIDDLE AND WEST
nny-Z-Tu1TE
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DARcY, HYmsE & CO.,
General Commission Merchants

REFEREKcEsZLJ wicks, President n.
and q. II. r.; ". @. Mcclure, Cashier Savings
Bank Of Memphis DR.. C. w. Malone, Mem
aEr Cotton sold1n Norfolk or New York. at
option of owner. OSSY oNE COMMISSION
delS
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and ATTY cents per foot for every additional
foot.
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Correspondents, on Public Events, solicited
from every part of the United States.
AINSLIE, HEATING & co.
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BALDING, PRESCOTT & CO.,

40 jefferson ST, Memphis, Tenn.
myE dSw
, 1869-10-09

o,esshs :. Ths Girl thA gazig' :. aB-tamiabe9
parag7aph-her alleged iucapahility for any
thing useful being one Of the chief pointa
made against her. The injustice Of this
Wholesale vituperation is being daily deru-
onstratcd. Many "Gir1s OF the Period j"
ahow that, when necessity demands or in
clination prompts, they can do work out
side Of the ornamental line aud do it
creditably, too. A lady, not long ago, be-
came the cattlc-matket reporter of
leading New York journal +; mud now We
see it announced that IA philadelphia
paper has engaged Indy to help report
meetings, sermons, etc. while another,
in boston, takes charge of
fhe fires, md othor miscet-
mucous outdoor work" OF courae, it
! not to be supposed that many women
wi ever enter into such field of employ
ntnt indeed, nlost Of that sex would az
petcnce inviucib1c repusuanco nj the idcn
Of ugaging tn work Of that kind hut tho
fact t'cmains, that bomo women can do sucll
work and are willing to 10 it. Aud thuso
sFoinei, and all thetr Aistara, whore noacs.
si''es btcc or taatea lead thou to tho por-
for1nans Of huncst labor III any form, man.
ta1 " pl,.Eicn1, aEo not ncco.sasily ,1lvestoa
thereby + my u the graco3 Of wotunu.
hoosi snt,on the contrary, eau bosul;fy
thclr esni'ltymenta ty throwing around
el1r'n thu pleasant influences VI thp'r sexusl
| nature.
, 1869-10-09

n,.rt ,u.pectsd and receifed ne ~ 1aonnt II
sRsn oa5 foI ri ia frst tventJ niles; " d thess
srr.Svemsnf. General Kossess "a sold !, NeT
hGnsfs to be delivered octooet ;i.,,. ~ tn.m
M and has now gonc toef0 ~ t nnhsGa e. 1n1r
ia W1n nxye pjepty q money ~ VSsa ~ %u1 Is,tnv
fnPrnrd fD esriT coHlplettoz lns1eka y ~, ~
mis- q xeef, II be i doing ao"' 40 "1A so'" ~
Two or thttc. -.s, rrfefnst!on ut Leba-
non liz ~ tne opening OF The SOMA SaS3nc ISaAk-
roai M" fo fnat nofut mon, Little Plne5;
Tns n Th1tux1 Ch~adtam Ho." ,H :.' Nt",sss -
cent tate. has "a article on tne k11s Ia u;;H.
extsnsinr,. of I5ualo Detroit Ar Gna .,ssJ nannJ;
N. TGon1ss Is on the line Of tae Ksns sa r.
Rs,lNsT Ttscn has long been pioleGsen t.n x. .Ge
"a e4iandsaF % tSrpass country nsg;ng nttie or
no railway faett3eA A1hongn tae !Su desays hs2e
i1ettt1oY brought a. toenng ,or,va y. M'S ~
mansger1 Of the enterprise, ML1u1sni 'n,s y, tn.s
evident the latte1 nAya esfn o2sn4 EGst,t II ~
could in tAe matter. To &fafp afHCsV ss.,,r. r
reartd IN . prior Issue Of tnG Jsnraat Is.A
II. A. Thonpeou. Nno has tho ps1nflpa! maa.ae ~
noept Of tho proposed railway. fof ms mA"aEs H. "
coIiactBg the project, Inc lhtt*f tsPnss, sno soes
pR that tho rDah - IN fRtt WAY o. m sA3 aeaa a.
pet0o, and that tpe hostility 10 him ol1etna!ss u!
claus Of fault -undcts who never 90 tanE ~
ard tha road, He furthermore States lnet Nha
iAtr IAy along tho line Of els railway, A1a rason
abs adhe1sepesa We Will have tho Foaad- AND per,
her. n,,Nk nrnnhT Than TIM fkutt. NUdEfy u63llEs
, 1869-10-09
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Tho Couch Shop of tho Union I'm.
ctfic Railroad dlsurued-Lv4s about
100000.

ctflc Railroad d1uEucd-LUAB about
10000.
Ffpn. tAs OmaAa Rr}ns5ltean, OF. s
Lust night, about naii-pazs ocioek, the machine
shop whistle Of The uuIon Pacific Railroad ahvps
sounded an alarm OF iFe.
Arriving on the ground soon after the ntarm
lie eoaeR,tIop. and Inas it hsd male saca f4pti
progress not even chance remained to snye tue
b1ding; AZ enolts we're dileclei 10 the prosec-
Or the eouth IL the large machine eboa proper,
whesylu IL the he1y3 machinery for the iron-
department This e = rely large strucsurc, .Wo-
tho coach. shop On the vest, adjoining the car
shop, u the eog,ns rooU. Ia which Il located tho
ss' ,s ssacc.9 snsns Fssh sss rsoRs:
ahops: One nantifed and af,y feet
taBe tRfA .. ts
bnstlblc material To sava these po.ldIngs aud
d hundreds Of thousands Of dnllafs, xaa tac
wcrk to which ererJho4i5 addfcAsed themselves
We rc)otce ~ that ID this c1oEt they werc en-
The coach shop ras brtcx hall'ting. an hy TN
feet. with IN l. Is hy 100 fees. This main oali,iIn9
w two stses hi1s aas being es Que .,o.,
thFee buildings Ono. mall car, Aouut haf cnn-
pleted: one express car, abaut half nntshcd, nnd
thlr nnlshcdl These weIp ali tho c,1s Inside thu
hulldlng. Two oe aud clegsut passenger coaches
&ua M e1psesa car, Iuat complttess, were ou tac
near 10 ii wbsu ii. Dip Srotc oat; ont these vce
at once nun back IN the ttacx lo place nf eafr&s.
Two rlancrr. three "a s., two bnrtnS machines.
one g!9 HAN, several most!cc drills, i pl,ni mill,
Rnti bolt cutter, constituted the Ii schlnesy IN
the car shop All Of these vert bnFncti, Al w0ru
ihe partl! completed cars, large aaanst'J Ut ma
tcr1ai, patterns, tfc.
Nc inquired Ut Ass!.lant surerinte7dent Mich.
oil, Bit. Ctna,0u, The Masttr Hcchsnc, and Mr.
e!evens the Master Car fil''ter. ~ to thr extent
of the loss which 'te cutnpanJ Will ensts.n ny tnt4
connsKrasnn. t'f courhe fhey cnrhi bnt n,1xc M
accurate staten cat, hat they ng.ce.t that 1t WA,
Ths yatiouH mechanics tsneu, I'll lu tbs woott-
WORT department lost tbeir teol.chrstA. With All
10 tpoIs bcIorxlnR 10 th~ mechanics csn s,arcclt
fati fteiow. and na5 rxcrca shtV0. THIS will IN
!rvetlF felt ts many Of thrss hat,i, ,wutklnx aut
lhdastFtnus fs'en. I'm ran nv annrd 10 esi.tAga
such loss just ~ winter n approaching.
, 1869-10-09
LIFE INSURANCE.,
The European ArAuF:ancc Sacic&Y In
EANnccfy4

F''~rn she i~ndon 7isses, tftj Art<L, Sepe T.
Al ASSURANCE collapse, which has been appre-
mpy p50"e more dtsasirou. tnaa that Of The Al
beEf, has been Announced The petttcns were
heard today be:u1r Vice Chscce!Iut James for
The rinfiRE np OF the EHru!cAn Assurance 5oct-
Gig, Anta II was olere.l tnat the shuut staud
over uun Saturday week, Afl rec+tpt5 On account
Of rrrtnlc nS h Ing meanwhile Kept separate Tne
du-tandtf'E Fuctts Of tic society stated 10 be
iuT tn utHt vi retween ntte and ten MILLIONS
serlthT ~ addition 10 which theJ arc undcr COD
arnuG, but y hich believed now TO
be considerably teyuud that sum. The soeiety
also had seFJ IarRr guarantee bi>incss under
errctAl act* and VI IN anuual premium income OF
Ec1> - auout Eiu,uu Is Understood ~ ilase oeen
ttnui taat so~rct- The subscribed CAPITA, u r's1-
Goo, In Shares ot - lps en"h, which i6s 6d per
shate u paid up, this tts. ii. having hten COM
r*~ed Of 1t originally paid, Ii. d. credited to thss
s. from u call made ar OIL two npntn5 bscE. Tne
asaetA applicable 10 tae lste a-sussnce were stated
On The slss Of Dtcenpcs last At only f4s4,' AMI
tlC<e tncfutfel an item described mortgages.
chuses Of business, tc'' for ,est>ssa, w,tauut
a1s Z T. T. 9s ss 1oae.s qdn 6 ep sas
will OF the businesses acquired. The reaaIn-
Ing l!aollit, Vi the shareholders ts Eo3tstl. hat
RDa11 The pro.pects at ll1nlfa'lon uanst. there
foFe, b. tcGaflet as most tt+couE.Ring. The ONCE
W9s @ established IN 1851, unasr she st1is Of tne
ed It's naue 10 The "Enropeau ASSURANCE Society,"
And stlcc that time It nas absornesl tnrty-tnr
other coGpan'es, the great majorlsy Of <hich
The purposes Of sa1e. i has establishments In
indla au. Australia, and for Same time it hal
Hgnnch Ut Montreal, bot about a yeA1 ago she c.
uatltan Government required that each office In
the poui1!op should DEPOSIT Slo0. 0c0 in colonial
sas s FpneS eiose s.. se
ss, rtmas5ahs fae; rea,ato* Tue on1se Obtained ;
to EIlA5nnttE the u4elit5 Df RurEr3tre1t en-
, 1869-10-09
CHEROKEE NEUTRAL LANDS.
Petition TO Governor hanFv1 y-thc
Nctslsra Ask thns ahO Lepls.asufe
be E0MvCncts

settlers Ask shns aho Leg is.'nsuru
1,r s..mvrncd.
Fsprn the T"rekd {fdn+l itte"Ydt t@f. q
Dir, L.nphin, ot Cherokee Cn1nsy. prs :ntctl
ysstu1,ia5, lp t'u.eEnor Harvey Tho antl&thc pc,
tttIon, HRrsl hy d'u nuure1 ind eighty 'sc's " u
tho Neutral LAlti sCtlsefB:
IT. His Exe< Gstsep, jasNSs u. HARRY, E1rff,4f ~
tht stats NJ Kansas:
:. ionf petit!enrFs would respectfully fenresen,.
In!tft, Htstes ffnopa stationct! o1 thu Chcflks"
Neutral lAna = IN tho skaW 9! hAhsta
~ Coosttston @ .! ~ Hns s9H'ss
stA!rs efa1hes s!nlehce, on spnioot!na .! kaa
Itgfstathff. o. OF thc Extcu!!Ta t~hen eho Leah.
tA1t !, sec q, sAss:" +" !ls nay. % sktfaoFd!nhrf
Sassons ssS,s eeh'eh7' 'ns Lsx'@4'aso ps pFocla@s-
ThAt tho tt4iatatu1t Of ihe sta!a ~ Kansas has
net ~ nosno spn!sxtoa 70 tae un,ts" hsatts 1of
- rtnlscuoMn ~ ~ sTa.tGS ~ aomsAsf. os ah5 oaaef
Tint there at'ss hot nam s1nt not has shera a.
AaJ Nma exMlsa. snc9 ssa.a Q! ana!s. n1 prs
v@fnt:1 @ or n'hacsea 'no co"'ont'n8 u Inc Lea's-
laLnee
lHAA pn the Eneso&c" Se0tra Land no
oncef ~ oeea TeA4tsa or ~ any W. u3structsa
That no .esson of ~ eoass ss % oee a. iasestese
with 70 any manner whatever.
That the action , q the Governor Of shc state o!
q me lTeaaeat Q! tno Onltea ststes q KEanf!ng
tae rc4aest, tota15 "Aaoat plecedeas IN -tae
At1.uI! - sste .snts"u. ,.. j.. A..
1aat t1s tacs 9! tais hAslaR ueta uooe 10 me
interest q MonopoI5. ~ a0asist tnoosanus OF
lpd1 trh'ts pa<fasaHs. 70 enaole kue mohopo!5 70
2se!lloe Jasltee. la"s ahn !as Lonstun*on Or rue
Hnited sta0:s, anu 10 oseak 4owa aaa nlecauf s*e
me se1uelF. anu suas pEEFens t1els applytn4 70
GoD9fffa anu me courts loE amplc lustce,
anu !of tne benent Q! tne MEs OF oas coahits.
makes THIS c3&e ho alatnnR pseceitnt for thn
sonverson Of tbs rights aud liberties Of tue Auer-
lcan people In The ldtnFc-
That the action Of the GoEesn0rt and of the
President, u alloWinR thu Hon02'llst 10 have
troops here under the circumstances existing. fut-
uI5hcH the enemies Of the DufIttc9l that
, 1869-10-09
IMPORTANT LAWSUIT IN ST.
LOUIS,
The Ohnutrssn Estate IsoRr mt,tt
1csson vrfsu* Ehlaslrs T.. Eh0tt.


Ff61A fht NJ. fa1tf1 {FtrHtrdk+
c9 Ta' g.. ss::r :,,1.e. r:n !. ~: psaas u ta sc
AaSu Alfaaly hfatr.1 thm main t,ulnlA IL TIN rAgr
Asi. now Rtsd sota add'tIansi tscts, rrelscd iraM
Tho facH ID thia case, a. no n,,lrsstood thcn,,
= ,'sTelot*s, % thu ttts ara - iosoxs; Mr. Totcf
Chaatran, wlo dad IN tho eart' palG nf aeptnmt,rr,
aaa ta..s. dnousa. &c @ nss1'e h. e,a ees .e'1n a:
~stan7i property OF the ttstator conai.trl most
OF fx!lFoaa bonds Ard Securities, hraFng 1ntev.
ns,,h ;hs CT, !, 9f q. New @ fo.t. IT. y. W sl.o
- Sssio 1n rnd Of re nrm OF Peter choute.u, Jry /
1ptk-.mountinK to q, ~. .tan-tome time In Feb.
mari. 1heso boods ~rra divided by the thsrs
saec9iofs H m ;~!neen NJ. Charles ?. Chontean au,s
In Tho rfhl settlemeut made BY the EXECUTORS mo
rtcetpts Of these Parties wrru ftlest 4 daAl set
Charles +. CboLteau, one OF tue e1tcusota, nles
hit FepAfaie &ccount, IN which be ssts that thero
nase tesh no tccetpts Or dtsoorsements since rb4
" uazs1.on talie and nom Peter t'hou.e.u. Jr, 4
81 S. nsss9e4, ss9S q re,er n M.
Cared nom. this nrm Of Choutean, uai1isoa i
the snoun; Of Tho assss1 Of Trter caoute.u. ~. IT,
Cg.-or sAy ass6. .so0-shonid be charged to them
!ne Sl6al 40 reoe!scd IRON the 1rm Of Cacsssau,
llarg1aon ValIe. Then these sums wouln swell
the total auoaat IN the hands Of tie e1ecrtora 10
3l.6iA,DcA+ -
cn:tls. r. choateau, The othcs e1ecntnr, aud
who Is a1ao ono Of the heirs, claims THAT he has
toe f1ghe to Pal aea Eum8 directly to nlxsself and
nls Atstet Aad "A 9hta way ignore the nther exec-
tors. ThiA Il tbs 1tst question pre.ens4d 10 tue
PEneaie coa1. The question Of comn!aatou tnrn
cone4 ups and here We think u the tender noint
whern the aaoe pancaea as tho Anount Of COM
!n1sAaon depatds on fne amount which pa4ses
through The hAods Of tho executors, ohe pafty he
Ing snxao1s to make It - ANAL as possible ant
The olhtz IL iaEEe As possible. =
Other quesnors aEe s1so presented IA The papers
h!et b. UoRy and lesson a. tn the extent Il
Charles P. ChouteauI iu,ere.t ir =" sra Of F.
NnouEaAn, dr. To- Anmlttthr '''t4t Il
que aA1, aud they contend that sho
15n Wes IaInlstGd ~ 11e 10: sAu,
0r1 that Charles r. ChDute1n' : u,
tE2 prn1,A. This Informal ~
ha:c tie right 10 get, aud
den!es uler right, and refc - u
viii Also be observed thai. the Gus
rrlt&ton may be here SCALA the tender t nL 49,
Charles P. Ctonteau md BogJ were 10th HIs
nesscx. MI. HoRy stastd IN his tesnmcAT snat =,
offered 70 Nj. CaouteaE 10 leave the question a
commission to him ano hts a,.tef, an3 whsfe ~.
they would EAT wA4 iusk he would 1rcalvc. IA,ser
TO This enecs we9o resa from nlua- TIE case INV
ait sprea1arcea, is shaping ftsef fcr lang tlurr,,
atd Will tot stop slprr OF khe Supreme Ccqlt
, 1869-10-09
Tho EFestdant nnd KAtR Accuxerz.
From tn St.e Yafk Journal ef Etmus<yxx fn..o

TIE TaVut co4<Xcs M1de In certain nrs 41oaneY
agstnsr the President n.s arotlet.tn-l Il. sn seT.
e1al high of1.als, ptutttng By tue Ia ID FoId Tsnv
and panic, Nc dtfRracs rc American tosrus,isn
TIE repu2Ituu Of tho Chief A1eis11 a,e of Ina nx.
tion, and of other men boiling emlnens pos!s1ons
ot pohli. uast, Is something shat concerns the
whole American peoale. Men OK III parties 2te
equslsJ Interested IN Protecting tho President
tInu u3tuat attacks, Which, u rne, would az sn
tudelihlo 4szin upon republican Institutions Ne
haze htd Incompetent PTesldent1-apd thst farS
hat greatly tup11ted the condle1ee of the Yest .;
tbs woK1d tnhthe peI0obe0t zucces1 Of 3ne Amosi
eaD Repubttc-out We hase neret had ope 80 cfa-
honest that he would tampef <lkh tue pfos1ertsr
and happiness Of the people TO oil biz own roct.
ets II It cund 5c proved that General GRAM +, -
done e~hAI that EoEe OF thepapers accuae him -
aaou9attnl PERSONS xoala begin 10 oip9ars whety :,
% 5ofm af gose!nmeot when puts such men tn ~
Extcuuse chair IS not failure. Ne Eiu ~ NY q,
tnN ourselves TO ect"rtAu this query tor ~ - ~
4ecanst &c 40 no. hc!teye the cnSfres .,.sss.,
Gehesal Grant. and Viii not until ehe9 s.. e
snatat e. b. iAc ordlt Af1 rules Of evittey ~ ~
saese!ose. eal npon those psperz xht,s9
sn9 01k mtnusfion< svety norplr1 - n.s.1 s1soT
anecupK the Presidents chsrscsee l. 70 Es2sr!y
xop y once, Of produce lie ~ e., tasH.".t s ~
tneg naseft lo matter 70 ~ r,ss 'pa ~, "na.
rAa! oot Questions, otnta, apo ,nussas W..
~ Lne natural 9eapona of ,ns .iaSes "1as9 r.
Sosteft ana hreano chzrEr. n~srsrs .sn, ~, Ky ha
n4nsk Tith iacts that m. n ~, M ~ t
ssizat1 t6 INC accus9' Jon nrt1 = ~ ~ scr
No noaa ~ Pfestdeut tnooent Of anv shsrs ~ ~
! Wkopg atss!hu{fN 10 lin, " 7as eoa'7 VI 1ac
, 1869-10-09

rl1Y and rOrN1Y NOMINATIONS.
err oFT1CKWA.

err oFT1CKRh
~ As-,-C.loucl X II. MAp9x.
r,r TscIs,trr Dawn 4. ElHx.
FIR fi.Hrrtrr-W. J. OfAHAH
~ .ttr,Hrr--f*kAkL n. HT1LEs
II, t'h X - fs.:ies GaFt--t1- Il. MATsoN.
oorkIr oYf1crwk
.'s.,r ,h Snf~r{ar C'mrf-1oaxrH +. nAnv.
s'rt4 .,Frh SUPERIOR fuHFf--A. +. trEvExsoA.
.Fatot ~ fht f.HaEy CuHr!-M. II Al. WALLACE.
C,rri NJ Tia thnas4 Custrf-j. q. ulSpELx.
Tra.urrr-ff Il liExyoNn.
!~nrvr7.r-AfX1. Wntrn1f.
Ne, rr,,ttsttfnt n !Srhx,fs--AtnkRv a. LaS&
fs,'hr H,ts IN. st,Asr-NAnk NHeNfbAks :.
,t..f,cr4 ~ th< fSu.x-MAx EEkkHARpf, 4. H'
.!kNtuN.
ux4nEns or 7.k CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION
r.'.y .."tA fi.'rsrf-A \ 1ts's', 1'seph Aea''''
'"s1 n.,t.t,. in.if,rt-caAsIes Hitchcock, W. +.
'--rftsHCf. -.
>n:: ~: Ii.srlcf-I.iIe.t Aathouy, DAu!e. Cam.
+Iuu.
rNNS nySIcEeH
44u7n fAuo-t'ntttrtur. u. ". kcfwtn: A..
.n,an, Su1<Iriser. Anton liesg. T"ah Clerk, J. IL
Terrell.
WET CITE cAtso-c...t,rfor, A,ouzn 1snasl.1l: su
'.rrtwr. Henri Aekhntf; .iAssatant Sntxrrtsos, 4
j. MoT.tseu; Torn cirsk, II. Il Rugel.
Sos,rn tn,caGo-Fofkrfor, Otto Teltzcr: ssrrr
- H.SA%. s,,.ts' .dhgM Hua%'ris'r- u. II