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County Treasurer's Notice.
(81,Aoo.ooD

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
y is now in the Re iemptioa Fund of Ormsby
Comfy the sum of Fourteen Hundred Dollars and
that Sealed Proposals viii be received by the
County Auditor for the surrender Of Bonds war
rants and Claims, payable ont OF said Redemption
Fund, under the pr visions # an Act of the leg|-
lature of the state of Nevada. approved March
18th. 1s66, TO the amount OF money in the Re
demptiun Fund at the time of opening the propo
sails.
The Proposals will be received by the Auditor
Up to 10 o'clock on Monday the Sd day of October
1870. and must he ac"omp tnied by and enclose the
Bonds warrants and CLAIMS TO be surrendered.
Printed Blanks for ling out Bids can be OBJ
tanned upon application at the office ofthe County
Auditor,
All accepted Bids will be paid in Legal Tender
notes.
II. :. MASON
Treasurer. Ormsbv County, Nevada.
Carson City, September 18th, loIo. selS-td
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Great Medical Discovery.
-E sff FrEzrIs -slEz
Mrs. j. w. WILSON,

Mrs. j. w. WILSON,,
No. 23, South q Str cot ,
NEXT DOOR TO THE ENTER
~ prise Once, 10 Sole Agent for the State
Of Nevada, for = f5y-t .-.sY sssrrD
]. ". HACKS u1W zBALAuD ADHE
olvB PLASTI1.
Spoedy and -esFtafa ears fr "a Rheanatic Con.
plainss. Cost, Lanbaso Neuralgia, Tssdsr Feet,
weak 5silGa. e1e. his = - Auobag, bst . nas-
= =. =: =. ::i *; s::: v... New.
ai,.,ss M. Nv. WILSON. - Assess
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Court, TO emulate each other in
monthine ag The street corners,
,cksace Me story IoouRd be borne 10 its
destination, fulsome and insincere
compliments to members of the bench.
We do not desire the bar of Tennes-
e to have any inducements to be
converted from sturdy, learned law
yers into supple eourtiers. In this re-
gard, at least, we are like Richelieu.
We do not like low-bowing Hugets.
Thereiore let the people, or those
whom they may intrust with the Sc
lection Of Judges of the Supreme
Bench, look to it, thai lawyers Of the
best capacity and Of the most dadepen-
dgI character be chosen. Nothing
less will serve either the safety or dig
nifty Of the State.
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~ A.
the conservative storm which threat
ems from all quarters. It ives thought
that he was preparing to take that
ateD during the recent fishing excur-
sion TO Pennsylvania, but he plead,
"Just think Of my head in the morn
.ingi'
The House Committee on Pacific
railroads have considered the Texas
Pacific railroad bill, which recently
passed the Senate. The COMMITTEES
will report adversely on the action
fixing the gauge at five feet and pro-
viding for various branch roads. 1t
| will also recommend that stockhold-
ers be required to pay up ten per cent.
on 50, 200, 600, instead of 81, 600 as
provided by the Senate bill.
The World states that the investi-
CATION into the affairs of the late Coz
iectOr Bailey, of New York, has been
completed, and it is now known that
the amount of his defalcatiOns exceeds
the sum of 5000, 600. His sureties are
liable only to the amount of 100000,
and the Government, therefore, sus-
tains a loss of halt a million of dollars
by the misconduct of this vigorous
/ anu edIHEStT OluCcIs 4~nAOuSAAO0b bAC
whole affair there has been a deter
mined effort to screen the defaulter,
He has eve been arrested, and his
friends up TO the last moment have
insisted that the deficit in his accounts
was less than 100000.
The perfection of Ship Island har-
Dor, as proposed by Governor Alcorn,
will cost two or three millions. Ship
Island is eight miles long; the bar at
the end of the Island admits of YES
sells drawing twenty-twofeet of water.
Crossing the bar there is a roadstead
VARYING from one to two miles, and
averaging from twenty-five to twenty
five feet in depth, extending the
length of the Island. This is good
anchorage ground where vessels may
lie and safely ride out the most ter
rifle gale. From the deep water to
the shore is nine miles. Mobile has a
good bar, but the distance to the city
is thirty miles, and all large ships are
obliged to anchor twenty-five miles
from the city, and load and unload by
ilighterage. Vessels drawing over eight
feet of water cannot reach the city.
Mygatt, a great light, a Drumm0nd
light on the high sea of Radiealism,
SAYS that the State cannot undertake
the task of making this harbOr, and
that the blessed Union will do the job.
Let one appropriation be made, and
Ship Island HarDOr becomes a fixed
fact, and Mississippi will have a har-
Dor and Gulf city of her own. The
Paducah railroad charter, now worth
less, will spring into life. Meridian
will build her road to that point, and
Canton and Jackson will get a new
charter to Ship Island.
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For the Fourteenth Circuit Judge
we suppose the contest is now mar
rowed down to Messrs. Steele and
Flippin, by the action of the Legisla-
ture shutting Shelby county out of the
circuit. Thus our late contestant
friends, Swayne and Scruggs, are
again superseded. Either of them,
We have no doubt, would have filed
the Office ably and acceptably to the
public. And we r glad to say that
Messrs. Steele and Flippin are both
good men, so that the neighbCring
circuit is likely to be well served. For
the bench there are now but two off,
ces open, that of the Supreme Court
and that of the Probate Court. The
Office of Probate Judge is one of i'm
p~ortance not second to the Chancery
or Circuit Courts. Indeed, the Pro-
bate Judge, passing on estates involv-
ing millions of property, and the
rights of widows and orphans as well
as creditors and litigants, is after all
the most important officer in the State,
and his court only second to the Su-
preme Court in not being a court Of
the last resort.
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VIRGINIA.

r. T. Alvey, of the firm of Alvey &
LipscOmb, an old Richmond citizen,
is dead.
Floyd county lost about 500 men by
the a The proposed monument
to them wilBcost 5000.
The house occupied by Hon. JEFF.
Davis while President of the Confede-
racy, in Richmond, has not yet been
turned over to its owners.
Reese Luster, who shot and mortal
ly wounded Col. Boyle, of Tazewell,
Oh the 4th inst, has been caught and
taken back to TazeWell.
Mrs. Hanna Larue, widow of the
late Richard Larue, a soldier of the
var of 1872, died in Jefferson county
recently, aged one hundred and three
years.
Miss Lamar, of Athens, at the Vir-
ginia Female Institute, at Stanton,
Va, this year, takes the star medal
for scholarship in a bright class OF
twenty-five in number.
A. j. Ward, of Greenville, S. c.,
while resisting an arrest by the United
States authorities for violating reVe-
nue. laws, was shot and dangerously
wounded on Tuesday last.
Andrew Rutherford, assignee in
bankruptcy in Richmond, Va, wa
chucked into jail by the notorious
Judge Underwood the other day for
an alleged contempt of his court.
Rev. Thos. A. Paisley (negro) has
been sentenced to six years ia the
penitentiary of North Carolina for
playing K. K. X, and whipping
black and white right and left.
a lively war is going on between
Governor Holden, of North Carolina,
and Mr.. Turner, the editor of the
Raleigh Sentinel, VINO accuses Holden
OF wanting to crush him out.
Mr.. Porter, n of the proDrietors
OF the R0ckbridge Alum SPRINGS.
Virginia, died a few DAYS since from
the effects of injuries received in the
upsetting OF a stage about a week pre-
viOus.
But nineteen men could be found in
the Virginia House of DELEGATES in
favor Of mixing the white and negro
children in the public schools. ONLY
two white men voted for the negro
movement,
The City Council of Richmond has
resolved to bring suit against the
United States Government to recover
the five years rent due on the Davis
mansion, occupied during that time
by the military authorities.
The Board of Trustees Of Washing
ton College, Virginia, have elected
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, a probes
sor in the law department of the in
stitution, and M. w. Humphreys,
Adjunct Professor of Ancient Lam
gaages.
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ALABAMA.
Tuskegee has a skating rink

TUskegee has a skating rink.
Greensboro has . population of 17GO.
Conecuh county planters are com
planning of lice on their cotton.
Stanton's road from Chattanooga
has been running to Elyton a week.
The Eafalua Nes0s reports the crops
Of cotton and eorn very fine in that
section.
Work has commenced on the Bruins
wick and Vieksburg Railroad near
Eufaula.
Mr.. Nathiel COker, AN old resident
of Conecuh, died a few days since,
aged eighty-tWo years.
Fifty a loads Of iron arrived al
Livingston during last week for the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
Turner and Donpeliy are at Mont
gomery, Ala, training for a prize
fight for 5000 a side, TO come off Some
time insAugQst. fn@@fW
The Montgomery AdUertiser says
the total numberof interments in that
city for the past six months was 303.
of this number there was not q single
Jewish person.
The editor of the Evergreen 90
SerUer saw q cotton stalk ON the 18th
ult. measuring three feet four inches
ia hight, with two blooms and thir-
ty-two squares upon it. ~
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Attachment Suit.

State of Tennessee, county of shelby.
j. "a. Dickinson. ". W. Williams. b. f Dick
insOn, partner in trade under the firm
name and style of Dickinson, Williams &
Co. vs. A. Clark Brewer & Co.
ID y WI Herman, Justice Of the
u Peace in and for said county. AFFIDAVIT
having been made in this cause. and attach
ment issued and duly returned, served by
punishment, defendants not found.
IL is therefore ordered, that the said defend
ants A. Clarke Brewer 4 Co.. appear befOrs,
me. at my Office in the city OF Memphis.
Shelby county, Tenue see, on the 2ith .slty OF
July, 1870. and make defense to Said sufr- or
The s me will De tried exparte; p-d thai n
copy Of this order be published "a the Mem
phis Appeal once a week Tor fur consecutive
weeks.
This June a, 1870.
fagS I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08

BB-The extensive use OF these Watches for
thelast fifteen years by Railway Conductors,
Engineers and Expressmen the most exact
ing OF W-atch-wearers, has thoroughly denu0u-
STATED the strength, steadiness, durability
and accuracy OF the Waltham watch. To
satisfy that class in all these respects, Is 10
decide the question As to the real value OF
More than 2.RO.OOO OF these
Watches are now speaking for themselves IN
the pockets of the peoples proof and a
guarantee OftheiT superiority over alt others.
-Thesuperior organization and great extent
Of the Company's Works at Waftham, enable
them to produce watches at a price which
renders competition futile, and those WHO
! buy any other watch, merely pay from . 20
so per cent. more Tor their watches than Is
necessary.
less prices in greenbacks than the gold prices
before the war. There is no other manuiac-
ture Ofany kindi in the United States OF which
These time-pieces combine every improve
ment that n long experience has proved OF
real practical use. Having had tine refusal
of nearly every invention in matchmaking
originating in this country or in Europe,
only those were finally adoptedh witch severe
testing by the most sk1ilful artisans IN Our
works. and long use on the part OF the public.
demonstrated TO be essential to correct and
enduring time-keeping.
Among the many improvements we would
p~srtieulariZe;
The invention aud use OF a centre-pinion OF
1 IftAlitf uNLiOus 70 PAbNrAE hAAAAH1t W
the train by the breal1age of main springs, is
original with the American Watch Company,
/ who, having had the refusal of all other con-
trivanees, adopted Fogg's Patent pinion as
being the best and faultiess.
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now
| universally admitted by w-atchInakers 20 be
the best, are used il all grades Of Waltham
Watches.
All Waltham Watches have dUst-proof
caps, protecting the movement from dust
and iessening the necessity Of the frequent
cleaning necessary in other watches.
Our new patent stein-winder, or keyless
watch, is already a decided success and a
great improvement on any
watch in the American market, and by far
the cheapest watch Of its quality now offered
the United states where watchmakers DO not
abound, watches with the aforementioned
improvements, which tend 70 insure accura-
cy, cleanliness, durability and convenience,
must prove Invaluable.
Every watch guaranteed by the Company
To prevent imposition, buyers should see
that every watch should bear either OF the
following trade marks:
American Watch Co-.---..--..W altham, Mass.
ANN. Watch Co.....---...--....-. Waltham, Mass.
American Watch Co.,
Crescent Waltham Mass.
Appleton, Tracy q CO--..-A.. Waltham, Mass.
Waitham watch OO.------..-. Walha1m, Mass.
r. >. Altman, Mass
William Altman, MASS.
Home Watch MASS.
For sale at retail by all respectable dealers.
a descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent to any address on applica-
ton.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Address,
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BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, July 6, 1870.
Editors AppeGt: I see in this mornings
issue Of your paper, the proceedings of a
convention held here, and that my name
was numbered as a delegate TO the Demo-
cratic Convention to be held in Nashville
on the 18th inst, for the purpose of nomi-
mating persons 20 oil the position of Su-
preme Judges. This was done without
knowledge, consent or appreciation;
for all conventions of that character !
think very unwise, iDjudicious and par
tisau in its character. The idea of my
atteading a Democratic Convention is to
my mind ridiculous. l never had any,
thing TO do with one, and do not think /
ever viii. In Justice to myself l hope
you viii make the correction.
Respectfully, D. A. MUM.
As the aforesaid Mum is thought to
be the Radical who misrepresents
Tennessee in Congress, we suppose
the publication Of his name was a
misprint for some other; or else our
Haywood county friends purposeIy
placed Radicals on the delegation 10
avoid their action having any sem
blance Of a partisan aspect. They will
now see how extreme is the folly Of
throwing pearls before swine.
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GEORGIA.

The Atlanta ColOred University has
tw~enty-six female pupils.
"A meeting ofthe State Agricultural
Society will be held in Atlanta on the
18th of August.
The car set apart for the colored
people on the Savannah street railroad
has a colored conductor.
Captain John Scott, for a number of
years Marshal of Milledgeville, died
ON Wednesday, aged Sc years.
General Alfred "A. Colquitt deliv-
cred a temperance lecture to the de-
bauched Atlantese on Wednesday.
Thomas NJ. Cook, ST., who was one
Of the Oldest printers in Georeia, and
for fifteen years postmaster at Mil
ledgeville, died on the I'D of June, at
Naldosta, zaea
They are to have a N'baby-show''
attachment to the Atlanta Fair in
November, a $50 premium being
offered Tor the prettiest baby under
two years old.
During the presence of wind-storm
at Graniteville, ON Tuesday, a LOG
house vas blown down, killing q
child instantly, and severely, if not
fatally, wounding the wife of MIR.
David Smith, formerly of Augusta.
The population of Milledgeville says
the Southern Recorder, is 23lS, di'
vided as follows: White males, 81
females, 6l2. Total, 1923. Black
males, 527; females, 663. Total, 1870
White voters, 249; black, 2I5. Total.
464.
A horse-thief named John Bacon
was overtaken near Lithonia, q
| few days ago by a pursuing party.
and refusing to halt, was shot dead
by a man named McWilliams, from
whose father the horse had beer
/ stolen. 'ei
The Savannah NelCs says that Brad
lev, Sandy Mills and II. z. Burck
meyer, all negroes, have been APP
pointed delegates to the jacobin con
vention at Atlanta, July Dist. ThC
Bradley wing swear that the negroe:
must have half the offices in Chatham
county and the State generally.
The Savannah Republican of chs
LIST says; 81. III. Graybill, Esq, yes
terday, cleared the bark Onward
(Br.), Captain Finn, for Liverpool
with 321 logs of pitch-pine timber
measuring 35l, 998 feet, valued at Sc,
335 So, and 33l pieces of pibch-pin'
lumber, measuring 1876 feet, valued
at 1919 o."
Mr.. A. n. Stephens is cheerful anC
in somewhat improved health
Though quite feeble, he is able by thu
assistance of his crutches to wall
about the yard and superintend thu
cultivation of his garden, in which III
appearstO take great Interest. Hope
are entertained by some of his friend
that he will regain the S of hi
limbs SO far as to dispense with hi
artificial supports.
The Rome (Ga.) Courier says tina.
for the six months ending June 30th
the sexton there "has buried bu
eleven whites, and three of these werl
brought from the country. No one O
them was between the ages of tw,
and a half and fifty-eight years
During the same time he has burieC
thirty-five negroes. When it is re
membered that in Rome the whit
population 0utnumber the negroes il
the proportion of four TO one, the dis
parity in the number of deaths be
4 comes the more astonishing. Accord
ing to their number, there have beef
about thirteen deaths OF negroes d
one among the white population
during the time named. Statistics 4
all the Southern cities show simila
results since the war;
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and always effective in expelling the worms
and toning the system up to It's normal
condition. Beware of countarfeits and iIn1-
tations. The genuine have the signature Of
the proprietors on the wrapper of each
package.
Philadelphia.
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standing, or the money returned by the pro-
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appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
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Administrators NntIna.

HAVING qualified as administrator OF the
II estate of Pleasant Mosby, deceased, To-
tice Is hereby gwen to all parties indebted TO
said estate 70 come forward and make pay
and those holding claims against 10 to
present them. duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed sy law.
CHA6 ID. DORIOE, JR-- Admir-.
MNAaILA II HMEn
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A SOCK EaR THE MILLIOa.

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spring. preserving the complexion, etc.
This is an interesting work of two hundre
and twenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriages; still it Is a book that Onght 10 be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
Sent to any one Tree of postage) for 50 cents.
Address DIR. Butts Dispensary, No. = N.
eighth street, 81. Louis, Mo. ul-r .
SS- Notice % tse afflicted and UnJoTtlaedte:
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK REMEDIES, peruse DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease is, OF how deplora-
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Lr. Butts can be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In his works.
once, NOsI2 N. Eighth street, bet Marketand
Chestnut, 81 Louis, Mo.
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Gent Agents,
1872 Broadway, New York.

ps-A Ask 10 see ne Rea0 FULL-PLATE WATCH
bearing the trade mark &" AMERICAN WATCH
CO., Crescent street, WaAh0aa. HAS," u is by
far ne best Ftt7-p5ate Watch made in the United
States, and s-ttrpdsses anything heretofore made in
this country for RGl,oay Engineers, c0nduca-
ors etc sa apI9 dew
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Il EEsENCE.-GA 0L1AkL
r. Burnett
TESTIMONIALS:
n MADISON, Ala, May 3, 1870.
DEAR SIR: Permit me to euloglse your
wells of water, for with honest motives l DO
so. / have recently been convinced OF It's
superior medical virtues, in the relief al
fOrded Mr.. Jared DOOlittle, who was q case OF
mine in conjunction with DR.. Dement,. OF
Huntsville, for twelve months before going
20 your Wells, suffering with Brights old
Disease of the. Kidneys, a disease that Is
scarcely, If ever, relieved by the AID 81 med
teal treatment, thereby due general
Dropsy of the most formidable character.
1 had d~espOnded of his ever being relieved,
when, to my astonlshment, In a very snort
time. by the use of the water Of your wells,
he has been placed again on his Ieet, ana Is
now able, to some extent, TO prosecute MS
daily avoeatfon. 1 teeI no hesltsney, out
would urge upon patients Su1tering SINH
larry, TO visit at once your Wells, rs being
the surest means of r~egaining then health
and vigor. GEORGE 5OLAANAN M-D.
Read what the Hon. C. G. Clay, jr., says in
regard to the curative properties OF the
HurrsvILLE, Ala, September 5, 1885.
DEAR SIR: 1 had not known the luxury OF
a good appetite for more than twelve
months when 1 reached the Wells 1 SUI
feIed much from that common but terrible
disease, Dyspepsia. Before a week elapsed
my appetite was voraeious, and my diges-
ton equal to my appetite. Ny father was
suffering from Dropsy and Chronic Diar-
rhea. In three weeks he was entirely re-
lieved from the latter, and almost nom the
former. I am satisfied by experience and
observation that the water has extraOrdin-
airy curative properties in DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy
and diseases of the bOWels. II is also more
palitable, and much colder than most min
eral waters j believe 1t possesses as mucn
virtue as any miners water in this country
and time Will prove 1t. C-N.CLA1,Jk
~ HUNfsYgLLE. ALA.,J July -. 1865.
SIR: i feel pleasure in giving a certificate
to the effect that your watering place has
been of great benefit 70 myself the short
time / stayed there. My complaint was
Chronic ~Jaundiee, which was fast resolving
itself into Dropsy. When 1 came 70 your
Wells my condition was truly sad, and my
hope OF 40 early an eradication OF 50 long
seated a distember was fOrlOrn. Your waters
nave certainly wonderful curative powers
To all who have DrOpsy, Chronic Diarrhsas
Dyspepsia or Kidney complaints caeeriuily
mi your Wells, believing Al TIE
SAM5L Ia ROBERTSON.
MERIDIANvILLE. SLA AugustA 1859.
SIR: In 1858 was afflicted with ScrOtula. i
Intended your Wells and was relieved. L
have had no symptoms Of IL since