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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26

THE CLAREMoNT
MANUFACTURING CO.,
Wholesale Booksellers, stationers, Publishes md
Book and Paper Makers,
cLARRhOST, Mn.
erdes collected for any kind of printing manor
All Sizes and Qualities of Writing PansT
Every Variety ef Wrapping Paper,
All kinds Of School Books.
Every New Book Published.
Pens, Pencils, Envelopes, Printing
Jobs of Binding, Re-binding, Printing
Ink, etc. Highest Cash price paid for rags.
GE0nG E G.. IDE,
LEMUEL N. IDE
ciaremont, N. II. II. L. GODDARD, AIT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26
THE SUCCESS a
OF our One Dollar Sale has caused such
COMPLETE REVOLUTION
IN TRADE,

That In order to supply the demand occasioned by
our constantly increased patronage we have recent
ly made importatons for the Fall trade, direct from
European Manufactures,
AMOUNTING TO NEARLY 100000
So weare prepared to sell every description Of
Dry and Fancy Goods, Silcer plated scare
Cutlery, Watches, Albums,
Jecel,y, &C.,
OF better quality than any other concern in the
Country for the uniform price of
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE
With privilege of exchange from large variety of
useful articles, not one Of which could be bought for
TWICE THE AMOUNT
in any other way. H3 ttf
~ The best of Boston and New York references
given to the reliability Of house. and that
business is conducted In the fairest and NEST legti
mate manner possible, and that we can give greater
value for the money than can be obtained in any
other way.
Ill Goods damaged or broken in Transporter
ton, replaced tcithom charge.
~ Checks describing artices sold sent to agents
in clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article to cost less than If bought at any Bos
ton or New York Wholesale House.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26
DIR. BUTTONS
TOBACCO ANTLDOTE!

Warranted to remove all desire for Tobacco. 1t Is
entirely Vegetable and harmless 1t purifes and
enriches the blood nvigorates the SYSTEM possesses
cellent Appetizer, enables the Stomach TO digest
the heartiest food, makes sleep refreshing, and es
tablishes robust health Smokers and Chewers for
Sixty Years Cured Price, Fifty Cents, post free.
treatise on the injurious effects Of Tobocco with lists
OF references, testimonials etcs sent free. Agents
wanted. Address DR. T. n. ABBOTT, Jersey City,
N. j. Sold by all Druggists 1wl2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-26
U n ION Alta EMIT,

simple contrivancs that may be attached to any
Lamp or Gas Burner, for warming food, heating wa
ter ETC., without interfering with tho light Ready
at all times of night or day.
Send for Attachment Circular.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

ApRoPos of burglarles and awkward
newspaper thef,s comes the intlmauon
conveyed in the following that the most
popular and successful playwright OF
the age is given TO the amiable weak
nesses f our too vulnerable brother
Bohemiaus Of the newspaper press.
Quoting from the New York Tribue of
the 22nd ut. we present the following
Once more that eminent apostle OF
Modesty, Mr.. Dion BoucicauIt, advances
before the BRUSH public and strikes an
attitude, For once the burden OF his
song is not exclusively dramatic. Some
body has been accusing BIN OF the au-
,horsbip of new poem, called Inc
Forging Of he Anchor recently set to
music aud performed at the NORWICH
Festival THIS is TOO much. Ii 10 true
that Mr.. Bouclcauit has so long been
accustomed to seeing the theatrical
works of others attributed to him that
he has become hardened and indifferent
to that experience; that be has lndred,'
by force of example, occasionally fnilen
into the habit of attrlbutiug to himself
compositions which othe. persons have
easily traced to n foreign origin but
the circumstance of being credited with
poetic inspiration is new to him. HIS
sense of Justice is Stirred, and he hastens
to repudiate the delicate impeachment.
In letter to The London telegraph,
under the opposite bead of I" SUM
Cuiuue," he AYERS that he is responsi-
BILE only for having " extracted from
DR.. Fergu>on's celebrated poem a score
of lines which, picked like tiovers here
and there, formed the boquet OF thoughts
We cali a lyric How potent is ian
ruage 10 the hands of master set
of pIfered verses picked here and
there - from '.celebrated poem be
comes a lyric Whose lyric Mr..
Boucicault's, of course 1t is useless for
him to deny it, since pilfered scenes and
incidents, picked, in like manner, here
and there, from French and American
authors, are freely given to the world
as Mr. Boucicaults own dramas The
poem in question may be DR.. Fergu-
sons, but the" lyric is certainly Mr..
Boucicault's aud nobody else's.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

Mission TO CHINA. - The telegraph
announces the appointment of e1 Gov
ernor Frederick F Low of this city, to
the Chinese Mission, in place of j.
Ross Browne Low received notice of
the appointment Two days ago. He did
not seek it, but has concluded TO &C.
cept il. Low has bad long expert
euce in trade and commerce, and is a
man of much discretion and good sense.
He enter aims liberal opinions on the
subject of our relations with China, and
has strong faith that under the inhu
ence of just treatment, combined with
steady moral pressure, the Chinese
Government may be induced to open
the way in that country tor enterprise
and Improvements of this. When he
was still Governor, IN January, 1867,
he presided at the banquet in honor of
the inauguration of steam mail service
with China, aud made a speech In
which he held that the ruling powers In
China will learn the benefits OF tree
intercourse, and that no portion OF our
own country has auyvhing TO fear from
such intercourse. He avowed himself
a strong believer in the superiority Of
his own race, and its ability to win 10
the contest for supremacy with any
people, witnout The aid Of unequal and
oppressive laws. Holding such opinions
he will be nble to conSIsren ly support,
at the Chinese imperial cour', the lib
eral experiment Inaugur.ted by the
adoption of he BurlIngame trea'y.-Sdn
Francisco Bulletin, September 29th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
ACCIDENT TO FIREMAN.-TheS San
Francisco Alta of Monday says:

FRANCISCO AHA OF MOnudy sHSs.
At the FIRE on Fourth street, yesterday
morning, First Assistant Engineer
Burckes, who was in the upper portion
of the ST. Pierre House, leaned for an
instant on balcony, which WAS con-
eidered safe, but gave way, and Mr..
Burckes was precipitated to the ground,
falling a distance of nearly forty feet.
As he fell, he seems 10 have struck upon
one of his hands and his breast. His
hand was terrible mangled, and the in-
iuries to his chest were such that when
picked mp he was entirely unconscious,
aud it was feared so severely injured ex-
ternally and internally as to render his
recovery extremely doubtful. The
community will be glad to Learn that
upon examination the injuries proved
less serious than was feared, and his
condition last evening was much easier.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

NoTICE.-All active members of War
rem Engine Company No. l are requested
10 meet at the rooms of the Company
this Saturday evening, October "a,
1869. Tae limit is up and prompt action
must be taken.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

ALL QUIET on the Railroad, at last
accounts. The work at this end Is
going along steadily.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02

How. JAMES SUNDERLAND is now, by
virtue of his official position, the Gov
ernor of Nevada. We congratulate an
otherwise bereaved State.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
NOl'l~ Il.

vI,HIs IS TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
/ / will not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife Elizabeth sutherland on and
after this date. JOHN SUTHERLAND.
Carson City, Nevada. September ~, 1859. 3t
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
THE DAILY APPEAL

Presentation F. A. Tritle was in
town yesterday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No larger amount than FIVE DOLLARS ts5)
in silver coin viii be received at the Banking
Office Of Wells. Fargo Co. at one tns' except
at a discount of One per cent.
CarsCp September eth, 1869.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-20
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May 19.-8finister Jay
has left for Vienna, via Paris.
Advices from Hong Kong, to April
28th, have been received. A plaeard
had been extensively posted up
throughout the Chinese Empire, de-
nouneing Christian missionaries in
violent terms.
1t was rumOred a Chinese official
of high rank, in Pekin, in a fit OF an
ger, slapped the French Ambassador,
Count DeLamonde, in the face, and
that the flag over the French legation
had been hauled down.
The Chinese government was very
uneasy, in consequence Of fears of
further enehroachments on Chinese
territory by Russia.
PARIS, May 19.-Minister Burlin-
game has laid before the French Min
ister of Foreign Affairs, prelimlnaries
of q treaty between France and Cnina,
similar in substance to that which he
negotiated with Great Britain.
Mr.. Burlingame and the Chinese
Embassy expect to conclude negotia-
tions with the French government be-
fore the end of next month, and viii
probably reach Paris about the Dist
proximo.
DUBLIN, May 19.-An ugly riot has
taken place in Trahe, It commenced
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NEW ORLEANS


NEW ORLEANS, May I9.-Until last
night, the adjoining city of jefferson,
though included in the Metropolitan
Police District, has refused to accept
Metropolitan force; offering armed
resistance to every attempt on the part
Of the metrOpOlitans 10 exercise their
-litigating the matter, IN the
courts, meanwhile.
Last night the metrOpOlltanS OF TINS
citv mustered 10 the number Of three
hundred, under a captain detailed to
take charge of the Jefferson precinct,
made a movement about ten O'Clock
on the municipal buildings in Jefferson
which was filed with armed citizens.
A small battle ensued; twelve orfOur-
teen metrOpolitans were wounded, two
thought dangerously. Police retreated.
GOV. Warmoth called upon Gen.
Mower, commanding the Department
of Louisiana for troops. one company,
which were furnished this morning.
marched quietly to the municipal
buildings, meeting no opposition, and
installed the metr0pOlitans in posses
sion.
The citizens Of Jefferson were con-
siderably excited. The soldiers are
stin on the ground. No demOnstra-
tions were made against the troops,
although the Police force, four timesas
large as the body of soldiers, were
driven of. None of the citizens, it is
believed, are hurt, they being protec-
ted by the markethOuse and police
buildings. The municipal election is
in progress here very quietly to-day.
The violence of the metrOpolitans
was entirely unprovoked, and directed
against Unsuspecting and unarmed by
ISLANDERS, the municipal officers having
disappeared. Considerable excitement
still exists in Jefferson, and one COM
pany Of troops still remain there.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-20
WASHINGTON

WAsHLSGTON, May l9.-'rhe Secre-
tary Of the treasury does not cOntem-
plate any change ut present in the
policy of purchasing one million dol
lars worth of bonds weekly. The
bonds thus purchased are placed in
the sinking fund; there they are
changed from coupons to registered
bonds as a means Of greater security.
Charles Clinton has been appointed
Treasurer of the Branch Mint and
Assistant United States Treasurer at
New Orleans.
The windows and doors Of the Pen
sion Commissioners Office were blown
out this morning by the explosion Of
gas. The JanitOr was badly burned.
Commissioner DelanO has returned
and was engaged in the performance
Of his duties this morning.
The President has appointed +. a.
Staring agent Of the United States TO
examine the accounts of the consular
offices.
Extensive changes Of pOstmasters
have been made by Postmaster
General Creswell of the class that does
not come under the Presidential APP
pOintments.
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ST, Eaary's Catholic Church
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
One Night 0nIy---Grand Benefit
At THE
GREENLAN OPERA HOUSE
ron THE
MASONIC BOARD or RELIEF,
Given by Brother AIf. Burnett.

The following correspondence explains L.
SELF
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May Is. 1869.
Mr.. AXE. ByRNETT-Dear Sir and Brother.
knowing your willingness to respond to ey-
cry deserving object Of chOrity as far as Ma
sOnry demands, and especially to aid the Fra
quest that you viii give an entertainment for
the benefit of the Masonic Relief Fund OF
Memphis, at the New Memphis Theater, at
such a time as viii suH your convenience.
Yours, fraternaily,
\. J. Wheeler, r. N. Cash, John Zent, r. NJ
stanley, R. W Mitchell, John Aaipslie, W.
:. Mathews, Geo. c. Harbin, Il. e.. Steever,
W N. Wilkerson, II. G. Cowperthwait II. p.
Woodward z. e. Williamson, WA. Ed
mOnds, q. Reeder, members of tho Memphis
Masonic Board OF Relief.
MEMPHIS, May 10, 1862
BROTHERS WHEELER, CASH, MITCHELL,
ATNsLTE AND OTHERS: Your note OF yestsr-
day Is this moment recei vedI. n reply would
state l tIuly glad 10 te able TO contribute
my services TO the worthy object you repre-
sent, and II only remains for you to name the
time and place. All I ask IS you will give
the credit To ST. CECILE LODGE, New York
city. oI which ann member, and to which
am endeared By all the fraternal ties Of Ma
sonry. Yours, with Brotherly feeling
ALF. BURNETT
ElocutiOnist and Humorlst
MEMPHIS, May 49, 1863.
BROlHER ALI. BURNETT: Your reply to our
note OF yesterday is at hand, and the Relief
Board extends to Won their yarraeSt thanks
Tor your prompt response and will mention
Monday evening, May q, 1859. at the Green
law Opera House as the time and place to give
the much desired entertainment.
Yours fraternally, Al. WHEELER
Sec'y of Memphis Masonic Board Of Relief
The Benefit will take place on MONDAY
EVENING, May 18th, on which occasion Mr..
B. VIII give asPiendid variety OF his HumOI-
Gus Characters, Poetic Gems, NentrilOqual
limitations, assisted by Miss HELES NASH,
the popular Coincidence, and Mr.. J. W.
SHARPLEf, the finest COncertiniSt living,
with his beautiful solos,
Tickets, 81 90; Children. so cents. Doors
open at ~ O'Clock; commence at 81. ny2O
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Monday, the 2Ist juae. 1869.

In front Of the Commercial Hotel. in the city
of Memphis, Tennessee, expose for sale, at
public outcly, TO the highest bidder. for cash
and sell the following lands lying and being
In Mississippi county, Arkansas, to-wit: The
W = OF T = of section 8. section Is : Z y or
section y, w z Of W Z Of section =, town
Z a section Is, section 10, " y section %. y W
4 section =. Z = Of section 80 section S. sec
ton 81 township Is, north range east; sec
ton !, ; = a section II, section IL, section l3
section Il, section Is \ y section - section 23
section 4 = section 2, y and y " = section
shin IA north range 4 east. also N A. ~ -
don 8, z = Of section 4, { " p Of section 4. 5 Z
4 Of section >, L = OF section 5, fractional
section 9-eDd fractional section 10, in town
ship l3. north range east; east fractional i
OF section 70, vest fractional =. OF section q
E I of section %, Z Of section 81. sec,
9h S sections ecTin5P " e R9T59 6g se;aE [enge y east
and + 4 of section %, : " = OF section "a
township I5, north range g. east: " p. Of Sec
ton 4, section 5, W = OF section G. section .
section 5, W y OF section 9, sectton L. section
Is, section 10, section 90 fraction OF section %
section y, \ Of & seeii9n g. , " =, west Of
ttpn y. > = of section .. + p OF section l3
township IA, north range 9 east; section 20,
township H. north range Y east, containing
5 9l9 acres more or less.
Also, an undivided interest OF 3sOi acres.
more or less, in and to the following described
6775 acres, more or less, in Mississippi county,
Arkansas, tO-WiI:
Fraction OF section z, township t. north
range east; fraction OF sectian y = " frac-
tional 4 of section q, I x Of section -, f =
and $ W a Of section 81, y + y Of section 81
w q Of section %, township 10, north range
east; = section Y, W = of 5 W 4 OF sec
tiOn II, township l3, north range 10 east; r \
OF section Si, section s., township Is, north
range II east; section II, section =, section 36
township Il, north range II east; y f y OF
section l, W = OF y Z 4 of section IL town.
ship l3, north range II east; Z Z and 5 W y OF
section s, township a, north range 8 east W
y Of section 3, y W = OF section 4, : z a OF
section 9, y of f Il Of section s. y r L OF
section Il, y + "A Of section 20, 5 f "a OF see
tion ls, township Il. north range 0 east.
The sale viii be peremptory and at the
time and place stated, commencing al the
hour Sf eleven O'Clock am. The equity OF
redemption and dover interest Of The said
Jeptha Fowlkes and his wife Sarah w
Fowlkes is expressly waived In said Trust
Deed. The title Is believed to be perfect, but
! sell and convey only as trustee.
The sale Is made to secure the payment OF
the note of Jeptha Fowllzes, described in said
Trust Deed, for 81, ,0l5 o. and due lSt Nav.
lS59, and in the hands of H s. Smith unpaid
JAMES B. REST, Trustee,
Clerk Circuit Court Mississippi county, ARK
Beecher & Belcher, Attorneys. myl9
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May IA messenger
of the Irving Bank, this morning,
placed in the hands Of q messenger of
The Corn Exchange Bank S25,000, to
be delivered to the latter bank, since
which time nothing has been seen Of
either the messenger or the money.
1t Is stated that several German
bankers of this city have raised mil
lion of dollars TO tender to SchepelOr 4
Co., TO meet the demands on that firm
and to enable them to resume business.
Scheider & Scheper, and kratZ & Her
tel, brokers, have suspended. in cOnse-
quence Of Liabilities upon SchepelOT'S
failure, but all hope 20 resume business
again.
1t IS reported that the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad have proposed for n
perpetual lease OF jhe Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, on basis
Of seven per cent. upon total capital
OF SO, ,300,00
Wall street has been greatly excited
all day, under Il bullish speculation,
and higher prices in all departments.
This feeling Occasi0ned a more active
money market, bat the demand was
promptly met at 6tL7 per cent. ON Gov
ernment bonds. Discounts easy, TC19.
Sterling quiet, 9iG9l. Gold excited,
active and buoyant. Rumors Of Cab
met dissentiOnS and the intended re-
cOgnition Of Cuban insurgents, had
some effect early In the day, but feel
ing quieted down when mails by the
Austrailiasian came TO hand, and the
general tone Of the English pres, rel
atiVe to American securities, which
again started an upward movement.
Widest excitement was witnessed. A
financial article OF the London Times
was particularly commented on, and
accepted as semi-Ofiicial. which, in
substance, says the Bank Of England |
directors are determined to check spec |
ulation on imitation I'm American Sc I
curities, even If the hank has TO be put
up 70 ten per cent.
Rum0rs We're current OF lower quo
tatiCns for bonds at London.
Gold opened at 4, fell 10 AZ, after
wards advanced to AT, and closed |
80 5-s. The excitement having subsi- !
ded, somewhat, carrying rates were
zG8 per cent. Clearances, to-day, |
were S123, ,0OO,OO0. TeRessee bonds !
dull and heavy; old Ga GSf; new 65s !
@ 655.
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elNCINNATL

CINCINNATI, May l9.-The Board
OF Directors and the several members
of the Western Associated Press met
here to-day on business pertaining to
that organization. They will con-
tinue in session till tomorrow even
ing. .#
The Baggage and Brakesman's
Convention adopted a constitution to-
day, in which they name the society
As the United States Baggage Mas
ter's and Bridesmaids Mutual Insu-
rance Association" A few delegates
declined voting because of discrimin-
alton against brakesmcn in the matter
of fees was not made.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO

Special Dispdteb to Memphis APpedl.l
CATRo, May I9.-Arrived: Julia,
Vicksburg to St Louis, am; Mary
Alice, Louisville to New Orleans, z
am; r. f. Lee, New Orleans TO
Louisville, s am; Mary Houston,
Louisville to New Orleans, am;
Magenta, New Orleans to St. Louis, 10
am; Virginia, New Orleans to Louis
vile, 4p.m.; Shark, st. Louis to New
Orleans, pm
River fell fourteen inches. Weather
clear-thermOmeteF p.
Mary Houston has a fair trip.
Mary Alice large coal barge In tow.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

in a fight between two mObs. The
police nterposed, when opposing
crowds Joined against the police, and
threatened to overp0ger them. The
police were compelled to use firearms,
and discharged several rounds from
revolyers and muskets into the crowd
with fatal effect. One rioter was in
stantly killed, and several wounded.
Three Of the police We're wounded; one
of them not expected TO recover. The
mob dispersed soon after the firing
commenced. but not before several of
the rioters had been secured and taken
to the station. The town is now quiet.
Quite a number of arrests have since
been made, of men who were promi-
nent i'm the disturbances.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
FRIDAY, MAY 2lst, 1869.
PROGRAMME

FNS1TANiViifiE
Captain FLEM. CALVERT,
Commodore of the Fleet.
No. /. MARBLE CITY, Captain A. J. Carter.
No. . LIBERTY no. ?, Captain C. Conley,
Ne. 3. ROBERT BURNS, Captain Stein.
No. 1. LEGAL TENDER, Captain J, d. Elliott.
No. 5. NOLLIE HAAIBLETON,
Captain Larry HaFmstad.
The boats will be marshaled in the order
above enumerated.
Floor Managers will be appointed on each
boat.
An exceIIene Band of Music win be fur
nished each boat.
The necessary steps viii be taken to pre-
serve order and strict decorum
The boats are under the management OF
able and experienced officers, who in con-
junction with the Committees, will use their
best efforts for the comfort and safety Of the
passengers.
Boats will leave the Memphis and ST. Louis
Wharfboat, foot of Jefferson street, at 8 O'Clock
pm. precisely. JOHN DONOVAN,
Chairman Executive Committee.
NJ. b. IRRELEVANT, Secretary. my20