davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
Neal 6sinie.
OwE your HONE
WEST FLUSHING.

WEST FLUSHING.
90 70 the once near the depot ct West Flushing
open ell day, Sundays inciudedJ
II costs only nteen cents each way for railroad fare
and to commuters iess than d weekly including fer
riaee, u Is per week.
Nearly 1000 Lots have been sold already since this
beautiful village was nrst opened to the public. II
now contains over 100 dwellings, and Is already live
settlement far excellne oil others In it, natural I'D
vantsges. ~ well a. its nne improvements.
Heed this advice and 70 ct once To WEST FLUSH
INC. The price Is only
$50 PER LOT,
Payable 80 monthly and no interest 70 PAY No Auo.
tioneers fees, other expenses Deeds given once
full payment 10 made At time Of purchase. and an
allowance OF per cent. for cash.
Amer the nrst payment Of sio the purchaser can occu.
py and build upon the lot he desires then pay
monthly. Women purchase lots In their own names
All who would be Independent OF landlords or seek to
invest their money safely and probably ars invited to
go and examine this offer at once Maps freo ct the
once OF West Flushing, and also Of the undersigned
BENZ ". HITCHCOCK, (Publlsher),
u Beekman st., New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
professional Cares.

nR. OLIN,a regular graduate OF medicine, con
~ tnues to treat with success nervous debility
and ali diseases OF either Age, with eIpe-
Renee, can be relien upon II desiring perfect cures
and fair Charges, call his opinion costs nothing. Pa
ticnts. sec the Doctor IN person send two stamp;
for ueAled) pamphlet describinI tho diseases OF hi,
specially, ONCE and parlors embrace every conve
nience are Especially and centrally located. q BOND
St, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

SEALED PROPOsALS will be received ~ he
C9mmttee on Norma College, Sc a. he once t., y
aud kn streets, until Friday, the nth day Of August
$50 and until soGlock +. n. sad DAY Tor grsIns
the plot bounded by Fourth anu Lexington aYenasAs
ana sixty eighth aud SlIty.nuth Heeu.
survey and specification may DO seen al the once 2.
the Super ntendent OF Buildings and lIcPairs NO ~
GIAnd street, third door.
Proposals uBt state tho amount for the entire WorA
and be endorsed Proposal for Grading.' -.
i've responsible and spproyed sure,s WI *
dured nom the successful bidder, and PROPOSALS. WIN
not be considered unless suretlcs are named "a
The Committee reserves the right TO reject my o. ~
OF the proposals offered, II deemed for tue puo's ~
tersst TO do 90.
ISAAC BELL, comnitte,
WA, 4, DuRYEA, on
NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR., Marina olece,
MAGNUs GROSS, "a
WILLIAM WOOD,
New YORK, August 1910,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10


.-.-.-.-. ..>-,-------~------
Sxain.I Ssotss isyl95 Jacob PecsEs: simon Enoes;
snd sahey hn9ck q" wife, Isaac aoostein and RACIAL
'Ha saasaes f ,udsmen, Of or,c, sure and sal.
TO .sS iSSs%.n 1 eel srSssn
~ Broadway in the city ofNew lorE on the soth day
tain lots pieces parcels OF land situate lying aud
ssTs n s9 I o. SsT sS sad point ON tie
,SutnsI side o. One Iondrea and FSrty,n :ssss
formed BY ,hs nersseton q ih- eS.tsry ;lde Of sph
as rse nt thence sSs 81
Tenth ee .on s 60 as oen
line ono nuadrsd feet thencs nortGsris psrac with
.cassi iyr .Ss One ,sf; S
Re esG Sa a & ny
e. once ss Hss.! q ,ss c,;y ana county 9TScs
Henry M sradhups, New YORK June. is,s; rrsncs
Nlsholson city .uryeyof TSgsns, Ti'h y, AZ nth, Che
entitled aS,o1 Of IN s9 INT to al that ps s. q :,d street.
Dated Se T YORK; Ass 3 l.1S Plaintiff, A,,o,,.v
SUpREMK CouRT-Yo q Henry N pr,dnuTrt
s,ainlI George layer: Jacob ressre, simoa bnoek,
and Ns9Sy EnSSS he vie Isaac S0id''en and Raoh"
IN INC G ted ae9S and d,ea he @
dny Of June 10 l. James IL. Coleman, ne teteree
named IN SAID Judgment WI sell. throngn kooerr q
III Broadwsy he ely Of New YSrs on the so,h day
o. iece,. parcel. o. land situated iyns and being
INNS OF orr na t n ,s ssS on,Se," "a
4.
Won ,OGt6sry .as q oqs iG ~ Cd And fS,.y
tnnnng thenrs snuheriV nsraIleI with Tenth sysnne
ssSs@ as sf m, s q q rs
RET nor!Ssry paFac vim Tenth syenas ninety. 81,
Hundred and FortysIih street thence westerly along
the souihefly ,iac 81 one Hundred nna r9TysTn
Ala oos erey ierded 10 he asebea 6enS known
lots ts to i We 10 el9s *, No S on man e
NeS YORK ana ep,.d Map Of property etls9nEng
Nshol.Sn cry safysyo5 Togsnef a. al tho risn,
es ,so o az IN and 10 ali tS psr Of sa street 10
6 sSIo o9t 1. sons O. said lots
49,, Tur,.-o.J XSEs q SoLgMAX Referee.
siooLL, ihsAsioN nssAs, iiaia.,n nsS,"ey'
as. 9soEsI J;cds %sn
c s1 e SsnSs S we WIFE, a''
IL 10 e . o. nf
dsy Of June. $50, l. Jane, il colem,u, the Referee
named n ~ ,Hd Indgm'n VII sell inroesh EoSgrS
No a. s OF New S0ss Sn se Ss1 4 Sa
tain iois piece. or rareeis Of land stuscd H and
hs S Of New Y9s ana OG"p NnS, ana Dc
:ortGsrly side Of 3ne hnndsd and F3rlY'iFa street
formed BY the intersection the s5utnerv OF one
TOs AND :rs tDs ss Gs se nF
Tenth G % ne feet ssysn nSse: E
centre line one Hundred fesi thence aoherIy plrsc
with lena yenTe nPeynne feet eleven 1Sne, TO h
thence ys.terly along me 'oa,heTy s,as q ons HSn
Be Described beng Known a. 10y, IS = i incusys. i
Ter OF the city aud county OF New York, aud entiilc
St n 9sSnGPs s CO saS Oh G u
yeyor Iogstaer vii al the right ri,le and aiere'
10 ali that part Of said street 10 the centr thereof lynn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

SHERIFP's OFFICE,
New Court House, City And County oil New York,{
August :, 1870
certify the foregoing to be true cory OF tue org+
mai notice of election received by me thus day from ls
Secretary Of state. ~ -
JAMES O'BRIEN
sheriff OF the City aud CUulty VI New lOf1-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
:1inxnfiaL
;1immtial.
LAKE sHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTH
ERIN RAILWAY coMrAxp
SEVEN PER CENT.
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
BoNDa

The Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com.
psny for the purpose Of providing for the payment Of
liz several mortgage debts I. they become due. has CT.
ecutsd . mortgage TO the Union Trust Company, OF
New York. - Trustee. upon the whole OF s Railroad
and branches payable on the nr,t day Of July in tho
year ono thousand nine hundred.
COUPON BONDS OF $1,000 each will DO issued. with
interest at SEVEN Per Centum per snnum. payable
semi annually. on the nrst day OF JANUARY and JULY
in each year and REGISTERED BONDS OF u ooo $780,
and $4,000 each without coupons. interest at SEVEN
Per Centum per annum payable quarterly. tho nrs
day Of JANUARY, APRIL, JULY, and OCTOBER, In
each year principal and interest payable ct tho once
OF the Union Trust Company in New York.
We call the attention OF investors especially to this
class OF REGISTERED BONDS. which. on account of
the SECURITY AFFORDED AGAINST LOSS BY
ROBBERY. FIRE. OR OTHERWISE. and the PAY.
MRST OF QUARTERLY INTEREST. offer an invest
mont peculiarly desirable.
A limited amount Of these BONDS can be purchased
81 s7H. and accrued interest," upon application 10
ROBINSON. CHASE q Co.
Is Broad street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

WANTED Protestant Girl to go to Long Branch.
w y. 3D., ~ do the houscw OF two In tauily. she
must know to WASH iron aud TX; one late -
landc preferred. Aprly al 81 I,u low 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

Publishers OF newspapers will not insert this siyer-
tsement unless especially authorized to do so ses
JAMES oBRIEN sheriff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

WANTED-A GIL about IS ye rs old. to do yesy
" lght housework IN very small family, At ~ For
Gylh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
Smnstmsmia

1mnstm,tmtA -
GRAND OPERA HoUsEs
" sArRAY Rna4Si efEs ksFsERaV'iA'A
ViENNOISE
sAkEEr T Asp j ASfpIh Bs.TT sSTfhk
EVERY MONT
sR hgScIis eG IA 81 III
! CHAMPAIGN eAIor.
TO eomm'ec' with rn sne gopTplsnT, ses"r''
EVERY EVENING sf ns I i,Y fGRrHER Norus
II sros@ and az Erie RHs csc
onice. corner sd st. and broadway.
WALLAck's EHEtA'TEEsEk
OF A''0s's'S&S f nj;S g IF aYfGns oom'd''n'
FIFTH WEEK EMMETT
OF CHARLES s5hy{LEs's drama of s.
GS SSS SS$i SSS sSifs3
inc '''''''0" 'siieHrLy OVATION
LARGE, rAsnloSABkh,SS% Sp ENTHUSIASTIC AU.
ERrJk APP ESf f FSFsY F soHSh
EA sts II 5Es f aS% YOU Hsov RAsohS
WoosRf5sJ MSs ssB Lac CIR &kkS*f 4ns
of Albert 81 new S'sSs .. the
Every . T5SSss and soal S;S matinee a,
afM Tenth iI& II fk SSSi the '''0'a
and SsSay FGgr.9.y and
Monday, Aus: Is, Albert "; Aikens new sensational
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10

WANTLD-pm,lcst to rent or buy nrsrclass sewing
w machines ensy insa mcnts, OF work II desred.
SMITH & MEaNk CIR SD sth ay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
Publications.

GQTO McFARLAND,s ROCK STORE, 9d1
~ Broadway, near <id St There you will md all the
new bOoEs OF Inc day and all the standard works and
also choice English. French aud Scotch stationery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
Ssirolo9p,

o.o Ssirclogp.
A sTROLOGRH MARS causes marriages soo .
er hsn any one living tells name and very
DAY AND likeness health, wealth, good luck, an d
long life 10 All who consult him cali soon. 81 Third
ay" near l2th st. Ladies and gents, 50 cent? to 81.
A -MADAME ECKERT-EIcelled by none, 80
IA norfolk st., near Delaney tee rs cents no gents
Gypsy CLAIRvOYANT-Best 10 the world
~ consulted lot love, trouble, disease. &C. Ladies'
zoe, gents VI lW Yves, isthu. near 9Th av.
I OOK HERE mo humbug. Mad. ROSS tells
everything the name VI the you marry and that
ofhet Nisor causes speedy marriaEes brngs together
thoe long separAed shows the likeness OF the you
marry i59 West Nt a.. between broadway and IN sv
MINK. yENIOUs. of Boston. tells past. present
I'VE and future giyes&oye chsrna ana lucky numbers.
Ladies, Sc; gents 50c stanton st.. rear hrst door
NINE, ROE tells uus. Cent? 80 ct.; ladies' % cts
IA N bxe0as sI- ssA0sA A00z. kaAk Fo0a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
NEW YORK.
little Rock Sound en- the Female Question:
wOrthlly Represented In New fork-,Lee-
pOId King Of SgaIn-.FIst Flashes ID the
SaH-Liqht.

New YoRK, July 7.-Y esterday Mr
Palmer, Of Little Rock, personally made
application to Superintendent Jas. Dona'
hoe, of the Free Labor Bureau, for fitty
servent girls to take to that city. He
said the white families of Little Rock had
held meeting. and after collectively con-
Guiding that negroes had become unnan-
ageable as household servants, had re.
solved to employ white labor, and had
sent him North amply provided with
funds to employ the requisite amount oi
persons
The san this morning says that Secrs.
rary Fish, before he is relieved from thf
responsibility of Office, it is indispenss-
BILE for the safety Of the good repute d
the country that Congress should cause
all the transactions of the State Depart-
ment in connection with Spain and Cuba,
to be vigorously investigated 1t charges
that the policy of the United States on
the Cuba question has been dictated and
controlled by insolent and clOwnish spec
ulators, and That to make the investiga-
tion complete, it will be necessary "a
appoint a suitable agent in Madrid to
procure evidence, which can only be
obtained there.
A cable dispatch dated Madrid, mid
night, says that at meeting of the Cabi.
net this afternoon Regent Serrano and
his ministers unanimously confirmed
General Prim's selection of Prince Lso-
poId, of Hohenholleran, for the future
King of Spain. The friends of the adj
ministration declare that this will give q
majority of at least three fourths in favor
Of the election of Prince Leopold to the
throne.
Judge Barnard this afternoon enjoined
the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern railroads from using any infin-
ence or solicitation to send passengers
or freight over the New York Central and
Hudson River railroads in preference 60
the Erie, and from giving patrons of the
road any favor or advantage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
INDIAN DEVILTRIES.
Why Not Clean 'em cut at once2 Humanity
Demands Speedy rather than Slow Death
to The Red Races; the Black should be
Immorfai

LARAMIE CITY, W. T., July THE
Laramie Sentinel Of the 9TH says; After
dark last night a man came into Sherman
Station from North Park and represented
that there had been n general massacre of
the white miners there by Utes. The re-
port as It comes to US is that party Of
Cheyennes came in there and the Utes
went to the miners to get them to help
fight the Cheyennes, which they refused
to do.
A fight then occurred between the Utes
and CheyenRes, which lasted some five
hours, when the latter fed. The Utes
then went at the miners and killed all
they could find of them.
Our informant states that be buried
three who were killed at Gilman's cabin,
or near it. Oae was a man named Ship
man, who was sick, and in care of Mr..
Van Dyke, from whom we published a
letter a few DAYS ego. We did not
learn the names OF the others, they were
all very much mangled and their heads
chopped to pieces Up to the present
wiring, YanDyke has not been heard
from. though his coat and hat were found
at his cabin.
In the present state of the excitement
it is difficult to get at the facts.
OMAHA, July IA letter to the Omaha
Herald from the Pawnee Reserve, states
that on the % ult. Captain Egan, with a
small detachment of troops, encountered
a war party of Sioux, who had made a
successful raid upon the Pawnees, run
ming of eleven horses; that he captured
from them all the stock and robes taken
from the Pawnees. On the return OF the
troops the Pawnees gave chase to the
Sioux, who halted and gave them battle.
The Pawnees were forced to retreat, wit b
the loss of one killed and four wounded.
CHEYENNE, July IA party OF pros
pectors who left here for the Snake river
mines three weeks ago, returned to-day.
They witnessed the fight between the
Ctes and Cheyennes in North Park, and
probably owe their lives 20 the fact that the
Indians were fighting among themselves.
July 4th they found the body of Mr..
Shepman at Independence mountain, in
front Of his cabin, shot twice, scalped,
two axes driven in his head and badly
mutilated, in a manner too horrible and
disgusting to mention in print.
Eighty miles northwest of here, at the
North Platte Ferry, found the bodies OF
two miners, mutilated in like manner.
Names unknown.
The Indians perpetrating these murders
were undoubtedly Cheyennes.
About sixty miners at Hines Peak gold
mines, fifty miles north of Park, are pan
ming out an average of five dollars per
day to the man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July THE President
returned this morning and engaged in his
official duties.
The revenue receipts for the last week
were S2, s46, ,275.
Red Feather, Little Swan, Black Toma-
hawk, and other chiefs, comprising a dele
CATION from bands Of Sioux near Fort
Sully, visited the Capitol to-day.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
this evening, held a meeting to consider
the New York custom nominations.
The rumOrs that Secretary Fish has
rendered his resignation is untrue. He
would like to retire from his position,
but will remain at the request of the
President. He has no wish fer the Eng
lish mission, preferring to remain al
home. The name of another gentleman
il is believed, will be sent to the Senate as
Minister to England.
The Senate to-day confirmed William
Singleton as Assessor of the First District
of West Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
NEW ORLEANS LIVELY.
A Lame eOsIiag Of Dead Duck Paier,
nltys--Ths Worm that Disth Not.

NEW ORLEANS, July 7.-P. Il. Fomey,
son Of J. W. Forney, in attempting this
afternoon 10 jump from the train on the
Pontchartrain railroad, had his leg badly
crushed below the knee, and amputation
will be necessary.
Lavllle Leblanc, switch tender ON the
Opelousas railroad, attempted TO jump
from the train and was severely injured.
Matthias Fisher, a German, was killed
by Martin Worm, who struck him twice
over the head With sledge hammer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
NASHVILLE.
Duplication Of Public Burdens -IOhn Hugh
Smiths Oeaih--AWfnl Taxes.

NASHVILLE, July John Hugh
Smith, ex-Mayor and Judge Of the Crimi-
nal Court of Nashville, died to-day OF
congestion of the lungs, the result OF an
unreasonable cold bath.
The House to-day passed on its final
reading the bill providing that railroads
shall not pay their Indebtedness TO the
State in bonds or coupons not due.
A bill has passed both Houses increas-
ing State tax on real estate and personal
property from twenty TO forty cents on
the hundred dollars, and doubling tax on
privileges.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
"Iast Resort for Spain.

"Last Resort" for Spain.
MADRID, July THE Tempo and
Epocd, which support Don Alfonso, and
other journals, join in the outery against
the Prussian alliance. The partisans of
Prim press it as the last resort for Spain.
France and Spain.
PARIS, July 7-Evening.-Tberei is great
agitation and activity in the foreign Office.
It is said that scores of kilograms passed
between Prim and Bismarck before the
intrigue was discovered by the French
Mini6ter at Berlin.
Chinese TO be Punished.
LONDON. July THE Aorgaiag Post
says the great powers are disposed to
sanction any energetic action on the part
of France for the punishment Of the chi
nese, and it is thought the Post is semi
officially advised.
France Furious.
PARIS. July 7.-The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has received full confirmation OF
the massacre of the French in Pekin, and
instructis.as have been sent to the COM
fnander of the French feet in the Chinese
waters. No special expedition has been
dispatched, as the naval force is deemed
sufficient 10 vindicate the outrages and
dignity Of France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
CUBA.
A Rebel Story-The Truth Of History the
SubIimest Fable-Patriotism and Ne
nrOeS.

HAvNA, July 6.-The Captain General
win probably go TO Santiago de Cuba
General Valmazda has left Bayamo TO go
there also.
The troops in the vicinity of Santiago
de Cuba are scting altogether on the de-
fensive. Colonel Balmes, who is in com
mand at Santiago de Cuba, has made de-
mands for reinforcements, but is unable
to get any.
Various reports represent that the
Spanish troops have been defeated in sew
eral engagements recently under COM
mand of the insurgent leaders Diaz and
Gomez. The situation of the Spaniards
in the eastern department is unfsvorable.
The planters are holding meetings, and
nearly all of them refuse to obey the
emancipation laws, and will resist the
law freeing slaves. A large amount of
money is being raised TO send to Spain in
order to avail the execution of the law
and secure its repeal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
Chronic Nasal Catarrh
OFFICES ADAMS STREET

Thousands are to-day suffering from the
loathsome affiiction, Nasal Catarrh, and
an analysis Of their symptoms shows that
they are not only victims to the disease,
but that it has made considerable adj
vancement. One person may experience
disposition TO clear the throat, especially
10 the morning, and another, free from
this symptom, may have discharges from
the nostrils; a third may have neither of
these annoyances, but the nostrils may
be feverish or partially or wholly OBJ
strueted for hours together; another may
complain of dull pain in the region
or the forehead, sensation of tightness
or structure there; some persons may
have ulcerations or small abeesses of the
nasal cavities, and, of course, offensive
breath; others weak eyes, dullness of
hearing, roaring or ringing noises in the
head, sounds Ike the fall of distant
waters or the rush of steam; others may
not experience any of these physical
symptoms, but complain of an impaired
senBe of smell; or, ia very bad cases, the
destruction of this sense; this may be the
only symptom, save depression of spirits,
anxiety without due cause, forebOdings
of evil, a constant tendency to take cold,
which always affects the head or throat !;
still others whose skin is dry, whose
complexion is bad, whose hair is thin and
falling of, whose teeth decay; and vet
another class of persons of feeble consti-
tuition, who suffer TO a greater or less ex-
tent in almost every organ of the body T;
the liver and kidneys become disordered,
dyspeptic symptoms present themselves
indigestion, constipation or iarrhea, pal
pitation of the heart, etc.
The muco- -purulent matt er Is an animal
poison, passing down the ctnal leading to
the stomach, and soon tina4 its way into
the general circulation, and then become
more marked the terrible insults above
enumerated; then, sooner or later, de-
struction of the tissues and the bone en-
sues, or bronchitis, or tubular diseases
follow, and consumption closes the scene
And yet, this terrible disease, So oreva-
lent and so dangerous, can be cured If the
work be begun properly and in s5ason.
The remedies must be addressed directly
TO the seat Of disease; and this is accom-
plished, with perfect facility, by the Pam
cost New Mode of Cure.
Call personally for an examination, and
if impossible to do so immediately, write
for list of questions. Address .Fa
JEROME PANCOST, Nd.
les 50 Adams St MeUDhis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
Fireman Smashed.

PHILADELPHIA, July Hugh Dough
erty. of the steam ire engine NlgslsDt,
died from the injuries received BY beng
thrown froIa his seat during race Wlth
the United States, the two engines col
Hding. Robert Lloyd, driver of car
rage, was also injured, and his carriage
demolished BY the YigilsDt running into
IL after DOugherty was thrown ent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
JACKSON, MISS.
6overn0r Aleorn's Charity B0IIs Over
Legislature Naturally Provides we'll for
Lunaties---SensIhls Railroad Schemes
Amen.

Special 10 the MEMPHIS APPEAL.l
JACKSON, Mss, July THE Senate
passed the bill making an appropriation
for the benefit of lunstic asylums.
A message was received from the Gov.
ernor in relation TO charitable institu-
tions.
The Honse passed the bills incorpora-
ting the Grenada, Houston and Eastern
railroad; also the Grenada, Louisville and
Meridian railroad.
Resolutions were adopted to adjourn
sine die on the 10th instant, and the indi-
cations are that the Senate will concur.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08

OMAHA, July IA quantity of gold ar
rived here from the Gulch mines, on Bear
river, of Northern Colorado. Reports
from the new mines are encouraging.
General SchofeId left this city to-day
for California. TO take charge of the De-
partment of the Pacific.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undeBigned under the hrm
name OF Meacham q Treadwell is this day
dissolved, A. Z. Treadweli having sold 10 NJ.
L. Meacham his interest in the stock of Gro
ceries, Fixtures etc. Either party is author
lied TO sign the firm name in settling the
copartnership business.
NJ L. MEACHAM.
A. c. TREADWELL.
Memphis, July l, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08

WARRINGTON, July Senator Wilson
has made a strong appeal to the President
against tine removal of Mr.. Motley, but
it appears that the President is deter
mined to remove that gentleman. Mr..
Bancroft is also understood to be in dan
ger of removal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-08
Notice to Contractors.

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
L MEMPHIS, TENS, July ?, 1870.
- Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until L O'Clock Thursday, July l4th, for
Strengthening the bayou at the intersection
of fernando and Gayoso streets. The city
reserves the right to reject any or all Of the
bids. For further Information apply at this
Office ]. H. HUMPHREYS,
iuR CITY Ennsnaar