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SNEE0 & BEASLEY,
26I Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee
HOms School for Young Boys, GraCs
Church pscFnFv I avfnu4On Va

=
ID EV. ". n. PENDLETON, D. D., (GenT p
II RectO~; Mrs. Gen. Edw q. Lee, DR.. P's
widowed daughter, Maternal Guardian, with
com petent assistants. Number of pupils
limited to twenty. None desired over Il or
"A ears OF age. Adm tied, however, IS much
younger as parents peculiarly situated may
wish. The object Is 70 train these young
boys. under tender and wise guidance, with
home safeguards; l. In right principles OF
piety and virtue, according 70 the Bible and
prayer Book. z, In good habits Of mind and
conOuct, ana with the spirit and manners OF
gentlemen. 8. In ali branches OF kn9Wledge
suited to their &c ard capacity. With the
requisite influence over b, Us, Of approved
manly character, is to be combined much
more then usual OF that exerted by cult vsted
ladies'. When SUN 3iently mature, these boys
may pass into either OF tue two great lnstitu-
tons in LeXiugton-Wa a. htpg on and Lee
University or the Virginia Military 4nt IL
tute. Session, TO suit southern boys, 1rom
February IS TO Decem Der l. They VIII be Kept,
however. all the ear, II parents desire, either
o" account OF visiting them in summer or for
other reasons. Terms, half yearly in advance.
+ or the session, with vaoatlon, SSiOi Tor Fhe
session, without vacation, $50, Entrance al
lowed at any time, ates proportional. Ad-
dress the Rector, Lextng on, virginia.
NOTE.-At pres sntt routes 70 Lexington are I;
By stage from BOnsac's depot, Va. q Tenn. +,
r, and from Sbaun on, Chesapeake q OHIO +.
X The canal rom Lynchburgs Injured by the
fan food OF 1870 Will soon be repaired and
the Valley 4 K. is expected 20 pass Lexington
In year or two. mydl-m ~
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A WashbuFns IHLuek.

FRANKFORT, May %. Bismarck,
Favre and POnyer Quentin returned
home to Frankfort. The papers con.
tain the statement that Bismarck
says the German authorities have no
tilted the Commune that they will
lombard Paris in case the residence
Of Mr.. Washburne, American Minis
ter, should be sacked.
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SATURDAY, June 8 1871,

E3atresu the hours Of Il o'clock am. ana O.
O'clock 2. M, the following described zeal zE-
fafs. to-wft: All OF That lot OF psf csi %. land
siruste lying and being iu Ela county OF
snsiby and state o. Tennessee, north or
Chelsea, allowed and 1scTesl uy tls Cls1-
cery court Of the slty Of q pEis tc John r.
R0 iBson in the case OF Iohu E. Robinson VS.
william r oinsoa et al. en- tered on lhe L.-1
day of July, Is57, and recorded Lu the RaE.5-
ter's once Of Shelby counts. august D. 1867 .l
book No. 81, pages ga etc, not sold ana c1l-
Veyed TO otler parties b. tlG ssld J11u u
-obinsOn before the ComIaeuceu Of Lll
suit, The property hereby offered sor sale be-
log about Iour & acres. more or less. and lz
IN the Wsakley subdivision, lssr che city Of
Memphis.
TEKzs OF SALON a credit of six aud
twelve months, with interest. purchaser tl
execufe notes Win approved security
Equity OF redemption barred.
JAMES REILLY CLERK
q. Clay King. AttnrneT. nv
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Atlachmsnt Notice.

No. 743 A. DIN the First Circuis Court o.
shelby County TeRnessee.--S. NJ. Webb q
Co, vs X. F. 60 Inns.
IN this cause an aLt5chmeut having been
i sued out der section 3455 Of the code
and return ed Into COu Q, levied upon the
personal properly OF del endant, ana ahidavii
having been IN +de that ths defendant Is in.
debted to pIatntiH in the su OF $1,000 By ac
count and tha- the defendant is uou-rest
dent OF the Slare OF Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered that he make hi,
personal appearance herein, betOre the
Judge Of the FIRST Circuit Court of Shelby
county, at the Court house in the city o
Memphis, On The Jhird Monday in septem
Der next and defend said attachment suI
with the time prescribed by law, or tbs
same viii be proceeded with exparte, auG
tnat copy Of tnis order be published once
week for four consecutive weeks, in the Mem
plts Appeal.
Done at once, this 23d day Of May, 1871.
mH-We FRANK TAFT Clerk.
BY BARNEY 81. COLEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Clapp & MeuL Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Editors On Tram.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-Sixty jour
nalists, principally editors of news
papers in New York State and North.
ern Pennsylvania, arrived here this
morning, on trip to Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and North
Carolina.
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NOTICE.

DISTRICT f6 2t 9.gF49DIs5s %97t TIsRn'S'es' sa.
At Memphis, Tennessee, l9tn day OF April
1871.
TNEE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
Il his appointment ss assignee OF L. +.
GOlds5One, Of Memphis Shelby county, state
ef Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudi rated a bankrupt oOn his own
petition by the d stricJ Court OF said District
apo o -WOOLDAIBGE. Assignee
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Probate Court Sale Of Land.

Winifred wallace, adm Petition for tas
Elizabe.h " auace ct slsJ pay debts.
TTNDEg ana By virtue of g decree Of sale
, made In the above cause, al the gr5aals
Aavl Term. 1871 OF t1a Fr0lal= Court or
Shelby county Tennessee VIII pr1ce-l ~
sell pubic auction 90 ne hisAe7L ana --
bidder- before the CCuFt-hL use on Union
Street. la the city OF Memphis, tsun.1 ca
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FRIDAY JUNE g, 1871

between the hours o I0 o'clocA sll. enc F
o'clock pm, The following d-seE-15 =
estate. lyl1g and peius IN the county 3l 49, ~
ssrh & vii District, beginning q --1
.s'ssf corner 81 The lsuGa Lall Oh a--lq $50
Is uower OF Aris Wallae-l 90 -5- f. =
---e-- f,,-77rs7 sasi 81 CHAINS. % q STAKE p 2
n Tr,-,sss ~ linas theuce s. 62 chains z
= = -. fifersea n. u chains, 81 ll-+a =
~ ~ 80. 1bsues north b chains, Ga Ic-el- 3 =
9I-,1reflis north east corner t1e1ee
~batns 10 3 stsAe In the 1ellf
-a e-afns, 81 links 10 sma- ll-
- - = f1ife "a I POINTER u. ar.l1a u ---
,.esf 81 chains, So links % -la leE-l
tainfm- III acres .s -a-aI r-a
onfha sruffv or res en- q lluu li-l
rssr r. arec1lle notes s1l-1 alE ---r-a-
Ifen r-flI b. reta1na4 On l--.-. 1000 II ~
1900 --aEe certain TIE Ee4
81 as mguey. .,--s BELLY. ClarE
-.-,s - ~ pelitielers,
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saratoqa pavilion sprIna Water.

The most effective remedy for Tyapspsis.
Blllousness and diseases OF the kidneys.
Sold BY hotels and Druggists. Send for
circular 20
PAVILION & 0 S. SPRlAa co.
naf General Depot, as Chambers st., N.K.
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SafnrdaY. MaY 27lh. Is7l,

at che door Of the Courthouse, In the city
Helena, county Of Philiips, and state OF Ar
SELL, for cash in ha9d, 20 the best and hishes
bidder the folio wing desc tbcd tracts Of land,
situate In said county and staie, to-wlt; The
north halt OF sectien eleven IN; the south
half OF seetien two t9l; the east half OF section
i0], and The northeast quarter Of section
OF Range two t2l east, 12SG acres. The title ts
considered good, but win convey only such
as I may haveaa trustee,
March s ls71s
UnhlSW h. q SMITH, Trustee.
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

No. 465-PetitI0u 90 sell land % pay 4sllss--
John 3. smith, Executor Of lonl y 70 3-l-r
wTNDEsR euf bv virtue 1f decree oE sale
rnsda Iu the above eau-e, 90 -la present
TNavI term. fsTI, Of the rrooaLe -ol-E OF
-ciS y ---67is auctiou 20 the highest and
6.-1 bi555e~ before tEs courthouse dcC-- on
Union street Ia the city OF Mem 1llss Aeul55-
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COPARTNE9sHlP ROTIcE.

THIS agreement of Copartuership, made
and entered int this the 4th day q
April, 1871, Oy and between Jose n 8. Smith
w. sneFd and James T.. Beasley, o. the city OF
Mem phis, wituesset Ia, That tue said partfes
have fOrmed a cO-paf tuership under the
nsms and style Of -ueed & Beasley for the
purpose Of manufacturing and selling cloth
ing, and the ale OF such other articles
as is connected with the business Of q ready
made clothing and furnishing Store. The
general partners in the drm are James W.
Snesd and James b. Beasl5y, Of Memphis
Tennessee. The special partner is j seph s.
smith OF Railway, n. J. Ehe special part
ner, Joseph =. smith, invests as capital stock
in said firm the sum OF dfteen thousand dol
lars. The general partners invest as capital
stocE In said firm the sum Of ten thousand
dollars each. The partnership is 20 continue
Tor three years and ends on the 4th Gay Of
April, 1874.
j. ". SNEED,
JAMES E. EEA>LEY,
JOS. s. SMITH.
JOHN BROWN. Register for Shelby
y county, Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms or part
uership en'e "a into as a limited partner
ship, med in my Office for reg strat{0n, duly
acknoW ledged BY the parties thereto, to-
gether with the an Javit OF the general
partners, as required by law; and I direct
The publication Of tire same in the Mem phis
Appeal, during the period Of six weeks as
signed by law.
Witness, nay hand ard seal this the Sd day
OF May 1871. JOHN GROWN. Register.
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MlfhndIaf Rlshnn naad.

CINCINNATI, May % Bishop Da-
vies w. Clark, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, died peacefully at 800
O'Clock tonight.
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poIHas Of the BrI lsh Parliament.

LONDON, May 23.-The House Of
Commons, last night, rejected the
amendment to the army regulation
bill, proposing exceptions to the re-
strictions placed upon the sale of COM
missions.
In the House Of Commons, this
evening, Mr.. Gladstone denounce
the University bin, as received from
the House of Lords.
In the House of Lords, this eve
ming, bill enabling the Dominion to
create Provinces from its newly ac-
quirad territory reached its second
reading unoppOsed.
The Earl OF Granville acknowledged
the receipt of the indemnity to col
liers sunk by the Prussians in the
Seine.
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TRuST SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue OF
IN q deed Of trust executed 70 me. the un-
dersIEued 6 trustee, by F. D. Thornton, 70 Sc
ur o certain debts therein described due Mr. 9
u. b. HnnkIne viii nroeeed, on
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby notified not TO
n credit my wife, Cecilia Huber, on my SC
count, rs I viii not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her.
uv22 JOHN HUBER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MIsSubRI sTATE LOTTERY.
Omo4a1 Dravz4ngs.
MORN NO DLaNs NO. ID
3, 3, 26, 65. 75, II, 8, SO 81, IS, 3
EVENING CHASING. "a

10, o, q, 20, 20, q, 8 j 43l n, q, 3, g.
Prizes nom $50 % 80 8g0 paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur.
nished in the above LOtteyr by j. X. FR ANCE,
s65< North Court street Box AZ, Memphis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY MILLER 4 CO., Man
ayers, st. Louis, Mo nnyz4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NnTlcE

MASONIG NOTICE.
A sPECIA AL communication OF De- Q
"A Soto Lodge. No. 2S9, viii be held ~
this "WEDNESDAY evening, May c4th, ~
at o clock. Tor work in A. degree.
All e. A.'sin good standing are fraternally
invited.
r. c. WILLIAMSON, ". N.
r. W. SEELTON, Sec.
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OWNING the rlght for this valuable inven'
~ tion. we sre now prepared to furnish
them for new buildings, or 60 those desiring
TO have their old windows provided with q
balance, enabling them TO raise or lower
their sash at pleasure and with ease and
security.
These Balances can be put into any window
Call and examine model on exhibition az
our store.
Persons desiring to have these Balances
put in can do so BY leaving orders, either
with us or with either Of the following arms
of Carpenters and Builders: q. HEDEH, No.
IL Washington street; PARKER & NAT
THEWS, No. Is Gayos0 street. myI
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b ID 22a Day Of -. ~.

At the once OF the oocpauy, as Main s--ssL7
at 3 o'clock pm.
mv22 J.G. SMITH Secr5larg.
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Mrs. F. A Tepe, has kindly consented -1
take charge OF the music
The folIowing named sEiILful musicians
Of the city have most cueerrul-y EE zal 10
assist Lu tne entertainment.
Mrs. j. AI. Ksatiug, 81 s.. CaErIr El1l lL7-l-.
1Irs. Bradley Hauley II s.. j. B-y5ll- ttl7-
Wal er Gooumau. Mrs j. Sic LELAND D
Eta Lewis, Miss CarrIe EluLs. Glas --EE.a
Miller, Miss AolLLs -Le-lalIT. lLss Aa..E
Harris, sls- LtEz Douglas Er Z DE-
Cls, Dir. B hoLsuuerEs i-r. j. -=--s-=. lr. .
5ulLn. ar DavIu kargs-1u. E--. Aa=-Ll 5.--
81 r. A. q. Eli 1T, Dr. QIim5y.
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AMERICAN JOCKEY GLUs J
9Pr1ns AEeeG1Ess IBTLs
JEROME PARK, NEW YORK
IuRE 10Th,
JUNE 18th,
iuAE 18th SAD
JUNE ista-
A. BELMONT. President.
O. " WHEATIT. ascretarv uTlE


OFFICE MEMPHIS CRY r. R.CO,
~ MElrEHLz, Nav 3D. Isle
RE- The annual election for Five L-r5lllEa
IL this company VIII be- held
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TTAvING ASSOCIATED WITH Us, MR.
II JOSEPH 3. SMITH, of n. Y, who has
made the manufacture Of clothing his busi-
ness for thirty years, and who will be east all
the time, giving his personal attention to our
orders, snd the getting up of our stock. We
are now prepared to take orders and execute
them with dispatch. We assure our friends
nothing shall be wanting on our part in en-
deavOrlng to please them
Our stock of Cloihing and Furnishing
Goods are as hne and cheap as any in
America.
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mEgCHANTS'
rFIRE AND 1IARINEI
COMPANY,
COmPAHY's BUILDING,
l2 Madison Street, Asmphls, Tenn.
(. 1eDAVlTT, President,
1T. FAR6As0a, VIcs.Prssdsns.
IA. PARKER, Secretary.


A IL goods consigned and stored WE 49, =.
n AeFernasn. no 9 Howard's Row. Ae-ll-
phis. uDou which Etoi 8Es and 81 EA-.es- -
due VIII Re sold on eih day or : N-r ----i -
public aneaiQni e Pay ehAlzaas. ----uRErar
my2I - -
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FIR DAY EVENING, HAY 26.

Grand Promenade Concert. given by t-s
Ladies Of Memorial Association, ar the
Overtou Hotel. On
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MARKETS.
lBY TELEG RAP HI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Dry 0oods-The mar
ket Is generally quiet and prices steady
a 2c; Cabot A and Augusta. lle Golden
Ridge SIC; Pepperi1 e l21lc; r ll1So; Q l01<c,
N 81le; do. "a shsetiuBs NC; do, 5 4, sc, do
l0.4 f2Tc; do, IA 42<c; dassablscie brown
drills. Ie; Lsoonia and Pfpps riu brown
DRILLS, 123<o; PepperiN corset jeans; 121zC; In
dian Orchard, 10c; Naumke sat cen, l4ri
AmOsk' az A, brown and blue deutms, 2lgz5ci
Portsmouth E bleaehed muslius, SIC: slater.
Vile, NE; Newma ket l2c; Nashua T.
l55Sc; Printing cl0Ihss 50 atci Printed callcos,
lO@llc; NOUS delainyss lSc; Pacific percales
215So. Printed lawns; l4zl5c
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON GEEHEAT.
AEEAEGE1LEG -.


Mrs trucs1u "a lI-s, Hrs Ga rlLsla1 81 81
soc, Mrs. Fra-k H. hrs- J. N -=u- #7
Mrs. Dr. EdmoDcs Mrs willie LaT-g-. l--.
4 4 A. Bs1cLer, A1rs- R. J Morgan
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Hon Jedzaou. Davis, Gov. Ls-l-l g. la.r.a
Gen PaLtou Auds son, duu- JACOB L-l--H-
sJn. 8Tr Bruuso8 Bsvliss Col H +. Leo "--
j. y C-app- Col duncan 1'E-g l-. o. u.
saunders, @ IN. - Green, Col ] l-las F--..-.
Gen q da0u PIL ow.
The ksdIla have made aIEa-= 5r- e--s HI-l
the stre5s cars 20 ruu until tLs conc .Iaz
Lacies Wlsusug to send CJuLrl aU--l-# VIII.
send all CAKES aud berries rI -va--l- 81 "a.
Mamnr-.- Aa.nl-.-- On.
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COnETTTEE on REEEEEELgLE.-

Mrs Z. ". RsLd0 pin Mrs r. s. L-ls CA. ATS
". ] Poll I O.. airs Jsue- Flgl-a TEr ...z
John Weaver. Mrs e W. Coy =r. sans y. Ls
sWayue, Mrs Aa garet ID. y6- Er- j e. --aE-
tOa, Nrs. - LaWtOu, ar. j. "a --app- Mrs %
y Latlan. Mrs. Minor u As----.--.--
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LONDON, May %, 4;30 pm COnsoIs, 935k
Bonds steady lS82s. aJJz; do old SOS, 30 i; DO
'57s, s25s; do l0-40s sS1S
LIVERPOOL Nay q 4.8O, Cotton steady; mid.
ding uylands, 7Ld; middIing Orleans. 7Szd.
sales, Is 600 bales, 1000 for spscul 'tion
anu export. Wheat, California, Us 81; -four
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coming to the country late encoun-
tered none of the perils and few of
the hardships of pioneer life, and
who acquired the Government title
since July 90, 1866, have. since then
for more than five years, enjoyed
the open, uninterrupted and peace
able use of water, are not involved
in the general ruin precipitated by
the rule in Nansickle VS.. Haines. We
congratulate the public that at least
in the opinion of one man, there are
some who by pleading the statute of
limitations may save their property
from the disastrous consequences of
this decision. \ reference to the
date of Vansickle's location and ap-
preparation of water, however, will
not encourage this expectation.
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CONCORD, \. H, December ID
The Democratic State Convention
met here to-day. The resolutions
declare the party pledged to the per-
petuity of the Union; strict ODE
dience to the Constitution and the
honest enforcement Of the laws for
the protection of the rights of every
citizen in accordance with the funda-
mental law; opposition to every
species of corruption i'll all the de-
partments of the Government; that
there are no privileged classes and
no privileged capital; for a tariff to
raise money for the necessary ex-
penditures of the Federal Govern
ment and not for the benefit of
monopolists; denounce the estab-
lishment of martial law at the South,
and advocate reforms in the civil
service of the Government. James
A.. Weston was re-nominated for
Governor byacclamation, and Henry
Colony, of Keene, was nominated
for Railroad Commissioner.
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TELEGRAPHIC.-From the News
dispatches last night we CLEAN the
following:
4 New York dispatch of Dec. II
says the Prince of Wales at noon
yesterday was improving. Prince
Alexis has given $1,000 to the poor
of New York. Mayor Hall will
not interfere with the International
procession....A Herald special says
the British Government has COM
pletely outwitted the Unitnd States
in the appointment of a]rbitrators
and the upshot will be the reopening
of the Alabama dispute.
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lars. Quiet reigns all along the line
from Camp q to the Desert, and
will continue until our Assessor
starts upon the war-path again next
May, when we may look for some
skirmishing, but nothing more. One
hundred millions of concentrated
capital is too much for one million,
divided among a thousandtaxpayers;
the odds are much greater when the
hundred millions is pitted against
one Assessor with nobody to back
him. So it may be said that the war
between Washoe county andthe Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company is
ended.
Washoe is demoralized ; and it all
comes from having" partner whose
meme is Levi and who has no conf
dence." The scrip-holders breathe
easier though, and those who have
contended that fighting the railroad
company in the courts was lighting
the earthquake are content. They
are on the defensive, in justifying
the surrender by the county, but
have coin $50, 900 to back up their
defense. Our local Journals will
have something to say about the
compromise THAT is what they call
it, IN next Saturdays papers, and if
the Crescent does not touch up your
aqueous friends again its editors
right hand has forgot its cunning.
Nous NERRONS.
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CATTLE DYING.-Immense herds
of cattle are reported by the White
Pine News to be houndering in from
4 to 6 feet of snow on the Laramie
Plains. They are from Texas and
New Mexico. They I rapidly per-
ishing from hunger and cold, which
will effect the beef market through
the interior.
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A DIsHoNoREo MINISTER ABROAD.

\ Washington special says that
General Schenck. have accomplished
the purpose with reference to the
Treaty of Washington, and regard
ing his personal interests here as
imperative, has requested the Presi-
dent to name his successor and call
him home.
This looks very much as if the
charge recently made was true that
ScheHck had formed a mining ring
with the Governors of Utah and
Montana, Senator Stewart, and GER
tain parties in the East. and that he
only accepted the position of Minis
ter for the purpose of using the
prestige of the office to make
certain sales in London. \ Wash
ington paper received a few days ago
asserted that Schenck's friends were
defiant; that Schenck had accom-
plished the object for which he went
to England and now the Government
might remove him or not-that he
did not care a cent-and if any ques-
tions we're asked by the Administra-
ton he would resign, and return
home. The above dispatch confirms
this. It seems almost impossible
that a Minister of this Republic
should be so Indifferent to the honor
of his country, and his own name
among all honorable men. But it
would seem that every man who has
sported in the corrupt waters of
Congress during the past ten years
becomes capable OF almost anything.
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The Enterprise publishes the DO.

The Enterprise publishes the bo-
gus report of an interviewer of Sena-
tor Trumbull, which originally APP
peared in Louisvillepaper. Every
well-posted reader already knows
that Trumbull has denied having
ever any such conversation. A case
must be hard up to resort to such
impositions for support.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

Thu DEEPEST MINE.-The Enter
prise says: 1.-The main shaft of the
Gould and Curry this morning will
have attained a perpendicular depth
of 1900 feet, making it not only the
deepest shaft on the Pacific coast,
but the deepest ON the North Ameri-
can continent"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

\ San Francisco dispatch has the
following:
The Pacific Insurance Company
paid St63,000 TO the Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe Insurance Company
to reinsure all its outstanding risks.
and it is unnecessary to have the
policies changed, as all the arrange
ments are complete.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15
Treasurer's Notice,
s 3 90.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ is now in the Redemption Fund of Ormsby
county the sum of three thousand four hundred
dollars (S3.4 o., and that sealed proposals will be
received by the County Auditor for the surrender
of bonds, warrants and claims, payable out of said
Redemption Fund, under the provisions Of an Act
of the Legislature of the State of Nevada, approved
March IL, 1866, to the amount of money in the
Redemption Fund at the time Of opening the pro-
posals.
The proposals will be received by the Auditor
up TO 10 o'clock a. III. on
Monday, January 1, 1879,
And must he accompanied by and enclose the
bonds, warrants or claims to be surrendered.
Printed blanks for filling out bids Can be OBJ
tanned upon application at the office of the County
Auditor.
All accepted bids will be paid in Legal Tender
notes. II. :. MASJN,
Treasurer of Ormsby County, Nevada.
Carson City, Decembe Il, 1871. del3-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-15

Hon. W. W. Mccoy is said by the
Sentinel to be quite ill. The Maj
or's many friends will regret this.