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!, The Progress of Events.
From the Mempbis a yalanche. 12,h

y rom the Mempht5 Avalanche, IZlh
The unwelcome intelligence that the Federals
had entered Huntsville, and had possession of the
railroad, reached US yesterday afternoon, To- us
1T was not unexpected because. our eyes have
been: turned in that direction, and we haveffor
some time thought we should hear of the capture
\ of Huntsville, under cover of the attempt on the
Tennessee not far from Corinth. / 4
In nitsef this is amatter of little Importance, but
it shows the pertinacity with which the FedeTals
are operating, They pride themselves upon the
extent Of country over which they have been able
to spread their network, but do not reflect thar
they may be weakening themselves at the same
time approaching. a finale which sooner or later
will overtake them. ~ e.
We can. scarcely conceive that they will. again
advance in the direction Of Corinth. The revefses
they have met with there have made an impression
upon them, not likely soon TO be eradicated.s The
roads must be in a Wretched condition, and they
cannot conveniently advance if they would. They
lost much Of their field artillery, and our own ext
perience in removing the captured guns, has snfi-
GENTLY demonstrated the difficulty of moving with
heavy pieces. -z5sF5g -
Besides, the Federas will not leave theirss gun,
boats for they we'll know they are in danger OF
irreparable disaster, should they do SO. Insthe
battles Of Sunday and Monday last, they would
have been completely annihilated. 1T may besfor
our benefit that they have gone to Huntsville
which, however, if not a feint to draw of our
army, that a concerted effort may be made agains,
Memphis, may yet result to our advantage. We
cannot consistently permit the connection between
the East and West of the Southern Uonfederacy
and they must be dislodged but not at sacrifice
of greater interests. n - = 4t.Esiff
Z We pr esume Mitchell (the star gazer) tohave
moved with small column on Huntsville, from
FNashyes Buell. is reported to have passed through
Columbia ON Thursday last, with ulltorty theusanG
men, of ,shom at least twenty-five thousand were
in the battle of Monday. 1t may be that the re
naming fifteen thousand dverged to Huntsville
expecting that sufficient force, connected with
the ,gunb9ats, to effect the purpose doubtless sde
signed, Of marching to the Mississippi river, ant
approaching Memphis, to form q junction withithe
army above. ~, r.
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BY GARDNER SMITH as CO.. |

VERY VALUABLE SALE OF TWO BRICK STORES
and Dwellings on Baonpe ree in the business location
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TWo-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
BY GARDNER SMITH & co. ~
asfa asS5gstJii .,,isF GARpaER NTH, Al,etiopeer
@.=.=3 ~ *fF ~ ~ Uffice, 81 Common street

HTHuRSDAY, hpraI IL. MT IL O'Clock III, /,
= WEI be sold Mt the MeIehants'
Exchangt-r 81, z gyf.sa - -
bounded o hotre Dame ua Hagazine HEd TcAonptoalas
street. Said lot MEASURES Y teet nches lines front
Iehoupias street. 81 feet ches ines neare,
Maghzi street and u tet ii inches the
TEkMSThs pnteb mortgage for $3.50,
que March $685. bearing caAt cnrrehs ard per
Act OF sale before De Aras Notary Public the ex
pelse Df the purchaser 5ssj5 np16
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M \ NI;.BI|ElR'''' ( & Is
LATEST YBbEGRAP PHTC INTRII, IGENal

5D,spAroasD 20 rae new oaleas. eassessr
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alaitarp Dutuss.

a. GOOD OPPORGUNITY-AE EIEyTEN-
an ANQY 10 one Of this Companies IN camp
Nh eau be had by good who nfibt 20
lH tanks Several beet nadss an other
etAthig nt.dtess and par lenlhrs tfs9 au4 .6
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{ III sATTENTION, VOLUNTEE ERs- $50 noUNTY
Wnnsd, thirty forty able bodied the YIR
GINA BLUES, Seventh Regiment Louisiana yolnntsers
H stationed Manassas JUNCTION. Va. Recruiting
81 Grasie street. where the Bounty will be
paid ~ d. a. Ril4SO N,sJ R..
Gantnn virginia Blues.
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ss--s..s.--Reporied BIZ T.ysgrapk.

bpIiso Jolly 7n-FLouk sc'iye; rev Western Extra
90 WiHsr St. .ay rd uu-hanret COr.-Whi'. advance
&c Yellow unchanged 49,. hr,u pEoyI.loYs dull
CoFyyg quiet =
Pau abylpHI, JAY 3o-BEgApsrupps Inactive except
Coin which IL higher; Yellow Corn advanced 1c sale. ~
d6.c oar. steady. LARD steady. Me,s Pork Sll. WIS
- dull ct 3od3lc.
Osxseo Jeiy 90 62.-FLour unchanged .. IS rs for
Fancy from Spring heat, WHEAT active stesdy 50 &c
n I1 bush No. Chicago Spiing 81; eco 10 tlut
sOD Winter He'd Ind 49, 6.800 Winter Red Ind aad III
90 IN. cenl l.; .sl-- early this morning i5ON No
Chicago Spring 81. Coss Ia ltc. better sale. Of 6"c
bnsh ininoi. iGc sad COO DO. at acc lasi night 1900
Illinois at 46c and 10000 bush. heated at az. CANAL
FHr,Gnrs unchanged ISroRrs: 1887 hbs Flour Isg
bush. Wheat. l2.t0 bush Corn. CANAL EXPORTS los'
bbl. Flour a. OOo bush. Wheat II, 90 bu-t Corn:
BuyY.Lo July 3l-tLoUR quiet and steady WHsAr hrm
and Ia good dsmsI sales ny for choice Spring. ~ VI
n III * for good choice do 81 10 for Amber Iowa. ~
Tor Red Witrr Wes,eru CoNS Arm nod In good drmsnd
.,s OF Sound 42a43, Unsound At 1870; OATS steady
c. Of Ohio Al 3gc quiet ard sales fREtGurs
.,-ad, IvPoEr.. l2ooJ bbs tlout, 530on bush Wheat
$. Oo0 bush Corn. EXPORTS; $4,000 bu'h Wheat l7i,V
u,h Com, 1900 bush Rye.
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ALEXANDER In BROOKLYN. Weane,day, July 80,
Charles cry only 'on 81 william > and Jane H. eSan-
der assd months ari ~ days.
Th- ri. c, and friends Of the family sre respectfully n
y TO attend bis funeral on FRIDAY aor,ng =, " 9.locs
f tho dcnc. Of HE parents No. o3 Cunbefsnd street.
Brootiyu.
BRADY-on wsdne.l,y July 30 ater lingering il'aes.
Catherine widow Of tue late Andrew Brady ia TIE ''i
The rr OF me fm.y and those Of her bro,her, Patrick
ana Daniel N,In,ye are respectfully invited TO s,tonn b..
ian.ra r. m "r residence J2 Thrd s'cnue this
(Thugsd,yl afternoon ht9oclocA.
BIOnpGOOD-tn This city, Tuesday. jay y Ann "
widow OF John Boodg)od IN tho sath year of her rye
Cox-On Tuesday July % John Coz native OF Oxford
IN l.ui. IN the SD ye,rof his age .,.
Fur-el hi. aay trh1I'dsgl a. or!ok Ton tn "
.AhlERn this city, Tuesday. Jolly - fsul Andrew
Cr,arier. aged wears, > loouis sud jd'ys'
EIpIN IN Nilisusburgh rne,dly. Jn, % Harry.
ony SON J,gcria sn Msfgai Fielding aged 10 months
aid ,b day.
ROWLAND In brooklyn. on Weineilnv. July 70
El.i0e,h widow !ao late Nathaniel Ao"ls"d as.d -
a. ~, a,d fond, Of the family respectfully invited
30 s,,n IN, llnerni 81 tue residence OF hes soun-lw,
David Nesson. 10. - Monroe place, bIooAyn OF lhaEs
day, the ''si in.~' al > p IA 49,
uygrn rh,ppsqua wes,cbs ter County, N. v, on Firs,
dy seyoath nlJuh 25h Less T. HIn' In TIE tblh ytaI
ofhis age.
See, Nilam,hnrsh Dl,ti T. Rnosles, twin son Of VII
i,u and Mary Il. Hrs'ie' aged months and II days.
HARPER-In this ci'y, on Tuesday July ~ Samuel B.
NaTp-r IA the Sith yer oi h!s $50
UARGFK-In Wltm.barsh. Lon- .Gni. on rCesiay, July
~ Oscsr. only OF oacar and iia.Iet aaser, eyed
month and dys.
JACKsoNIn ,hi. city Tuesday July 90 RObt ia k,On
Ia the Ash ye.r Of his a.e
KING-At Weehowk-n. N. j.. or Tuesday July 90. Jam.
q. King. OF James g. Mug and Caroline hng ssi
His remeius will he uttered Jamaica Long Island,
Thufsaay, July 81, at p
KARR-n this cry TUESDAY, July 30 Josephine A. wi
Of Vim. n KaIr aged "A years.
McLEOD-On Monday evening July q, Margaret T., n9sn
nj Dr. A. " and Il NJ Id ya.
months
The relatives and friends of the family invited to atten
the funeral Thursday, 3ls iDss., al ococs from No
l7S Hudson street.
MokER-ln this city, on Wedresdsy July 30 a0er shor
Illness Charles j. Mckrr, in the I'D year OF bis age
His will be taken Seneca falls In is state, io
iuferment.
MAJoR-Fen MORALLY wounded in the Army o. The Psss
mao la the battle before Richmond at Gsinrss Mlls
Friday. June q Srr1t Thotnss H. MAJOR. Company D.
Regiment New-york Volunteers. eldest Won OF heoecc
ANA and Thomss MAJOR esq barri.,eraf'law formerly
Fury Park, Gfanod Comfy longord lfcieud ana h'"
4 Brookiya N aged 20 years month. and days
New.istk and bub.ia PsPsr please copy!
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Arrival OF Prisoners NJ philadelphia.

PHIIADYLrHiA, Wednesday, jay ~ 'o'E
Tie steamer Daniel Webster, with l''9 relcssed
sick and wounded prisoners, arrived today. she
left City Pom. on Monday morning, and Fortress
Monroe al 3 o'clock on Tuesdly afternoon. There
were niue deaths on the voyage. VIM. II. Radicy
Of the 1t Michigan died before leaving ilarrison'
Landing. aud was buried there Michael Fritz Of
the s7th Pennsylvania, David IIaess of the lo'''
Pennsylvania, Charles II. Bailey of the 9TH New
Uamrshire, Richard Frank Of Che 81 III New-fork'
and Two others, names unknown, were buried ai
Fortress Monroe as well as two others, parne' nn'
known. alter leaving the Fortress. The Webster
also has on board 80 others, brought down by the
Louisiana.
The steamer Commodore, with 900 wounded and
sick paroled prisoners, arrived to-day They are
mostly pennsyvanians.
The following is q list Of the prisoners per Dahie
Veb.fer. The Pennsylvanians are omitted:
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Personal.

J The Rev. Winthrop Hopson, recently committed
10 the military prison at Louisville is nan OF rare
talsnt. His abilities and energies have been exeItec
to the utmost extent in the cause Of Rebellion
Ab,,t one year ago be armed himself with Cob
revolving rife ard devoted much of bis tine to
target practice His family are said to lie loyal ba
he has s,resuously labored to stir up the Seces
sionisis Of Kentucky to revolt, preaching crusade
against tee Union in all psts OF the State, that the
Government has At length placed him where he can
DO no further baIP.
l. y. Blown, Commander Of the rnza Arkansas,
was formerly Lieutenant in the United States
Navy Brown returned home lie the frieate Mag.
ara, and upon landing in Boeton proclaimed strong
Secession sentiments, which 90 incopsed ar2e class
of the citizens that il only through the interyen
ton Of TIE police that ~ escaped noLbing at the
hesd Of State street. He has made good his deca-
ration Of his purpose to return to his native State,
and iisht under the Confederate flag"
The Hon. l. n. .rpold, Membe. Of Congress
from Chicago, says that Just bebre the adjournment
Of Congress he had viSitcd the President, and in
formed him Of his intention to return t, that people
who had placed him in the Presidential chair. He
said to him. In the olden time you ias uled rails;
now the time has come to maui Rebels" To which
the President replied, "Tell the people Of Illinois
that ! II do it,"
The interchangeable Isaac Pitman, whs for nearly
20 years has labored early and late, without cessng,
upon the Improvement Of bis system Of photography
has been presented with elegant bronze tine
piece aud silver ware, with purse Of $3.50, by
many friends Of the phonetic system in token Of
their high appreciation of it's excellence, and Of lis
untiriug and unsellsh labors in IT'D extension.
Col. Phelps of Missouri and bis wife were hand.
sonely received in New. Haven, on Monday. The
COL Was called out, aud brief speeches were made.
Cheer were given for the patriotic lady lwho. it
viii be remembered, protected the remains of Gen.
Lyon). and the whole affair pGssed of pleasantly.
An old colored-woman, formerly slave, 10 now
residing in Railway. New-Jersey. She was the
nurss OF Preston s. Brooks, aud bns large family
Of children ali OF them slaves. q" Massa Brooks
she describes asa bad boy and Il cruel man to bis
people, whom he whipped terribly and fed in a
miserable p'.""s'.
Commodore Charles Stuart tOld fronsides
reached HE sith birthday last Monday, yet he IL "A
active and blythe rs a Of 90 notwithstanding he
ba, ,een c. years Of duty in the naval service oil his
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IMPORTANT FROM ECLELLANS ARMY.
A MOVEMENT EXPECTED SOON
AN ATTACK FROM JACKSON ANTICIPATED

foRrRsss MorRoy Wednesday, Jrly 70, 1909
The John A. Warner, mail boat, arrived here a
| 81 O'Clock this afternoon from Harrisons Lending
learn from officers who came down that nov
OF some kind is hourly expected with the army.
Yesterday Gen. Mcclellan issued orders for every
man to be ready for action at a moments notice. II
is thou Qht that an attack from Gen. Jackson may be
expece al any time.
1t is lot known whether hS will attack Gen.
Popes or Gen. McClellans army, and if Gen. Nc
Ccllms, it is not known what quarter. Such are the
speeustions iudulgsd in by officers and men who
know The feelings aud apprehensieps Of ths army.
1t sthc prevailing opinion in the army that an
immediate moyerIsnt is to be- made. Ths. the ac-
tons q the Rebes Of Lite have indicated il is III.
mistak,blc; and that Gen. Mcclellan is ready for
them IL equally true-no .astter fron what quarter
they my approach bin.
Blu. few probably know where to find General
JGckser, as the Rebel, say ~ takes what men be
wants and gees where lie hkss and does as he
chooses with them.
The Em City has just come down from City Pcnt
with abont $50 Union prisoners, sick and wounded.
from Rich nond. They LET about 400 at Richmond.
who will DO downin q few days, which will clear
the lip Of this class of prisoners
Richmond papers Of the 26sh inst reached Aere to-
day Int Tiers is no news ia them Of any Importance.
They ere neatly filled with extracts from Northern
>aners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31

FIRE IN JoHS srRrEr.-Sbort'y after O'Clock
re broke out on the second floor Of the building
No. SO John street. Owing to the prompt attend
auce Of the firemen, the flames subdued before
they had got any headwav. The lower floor was
occupied 10y Valentine Willis as paper store, who
had heavy stock on hand which WAS damaged by
water. W. II. Kingslev dealer in drugs and patent
medicines, occupied the second floor, on which the
fire originated. VIM. Is. Sheehan, brush nsnufac-
turer occu led tic third flo r. The upper floor was
used Nh waste PAPER store The damage. which was
principally by wafer, amonted TO abon $4,000.
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mSfhhrLAND In this city. on Tuesday, ydiy o. Joba
acfaft'and, ssed - years and days
ftIr-In this city. Oh Tus day, July 20 Paulns PfsmH
5dsy..
sEAMAN-At 81. Cethsne's c. w. on Saturday June 70.
bsJs , sea9sn fotmsJ Of Jerusalem, Long Island IN
SCH lLER-ln this city Tuesday jul, a. Dora Evelyn
infant daughter OF Care, L. ard Msry L. Schuyler.
TUkNURE-0n "wednesday, July ~, Auand4 NJ, dauxhtes
ofAbraham Trrnne. y ~ ~s-
The relatives aud friends Of the family isvi.sd to stts.d
the funeral on Friday Aug at 3! oeocs from No. 30
Second syenne.
TALMAGE in South Brooklyn on Tu.sdsy July y,
Francis Van Nes' son OF Tunis V. r. and Hagtaleu n
T.lmsse aged nths andy days
TORPEY-ln Brook yD. on Tuesday July %. Edward son
High and Cahsrloe rorpey. aged years and +ssys
Mira wife OF james Ward in the 9th year Of her age
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Bnrbarous 0usYa ge-Murder Or William
AYlMArd.
From The Ig,olreri., either.

From The Woirerfst either. -
The Rebel hell-hounds o. Missouri have adde's
another crime TO the long catalogue Of barbaroui
outraees which cry aloud for vengeance. BY The
letter which follows, it will be that our good
friend and former felow-citizen, William Awkward
has l,sen taken from his hons at Memphis, Mo-, and
murdered by hanging. A more generous or kinder
hearted man than Mr. Awkward never lived, nor a
truer or more fearless patriot
SrILzs Iowa July Is 1852.
Editor Hoirpii- Citizen, Flint Hioh:
SIR: hasten 10 give the Of the death Of yonr
former iel!owow nsnau Dr. William Aylwart who wns
hung the 18th inst. eight miles west OF Memphis, In
Scotland County Missouri party of gucas under one
Col Porter surrounded tho town Sunday eyenrg th-
lith. aud ia, Uuion citizens taken were Dr. Aywad
and Capt VIM Dawson. After pasing the town they
forced Dr. Awkward and Dawson into wohor,e wagon aud
left When they had proceeded shout eight miles they
hing him tAyward) limb Of rer aud left bin hsnsng
where he found The fate Of Capt Dawson 10 not know
to hf friends but suppose he hs. tusred tho ssnie ate
X. g. DUUGBERTf.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1867

Col. Danbury of the British Army, +. =. Sauderso'
Of England, and DR.. Fl. f.. Mills Of New.York, arr
at the BrevoOrt House.
Major T. Mcmahon Of the United States Army
and II. Ames Of Connecticut at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
w McAllisier, Mrs. Judge McAllister Of New
port, and j. c. Rowell Of Aberdeen, Scotland, are
~ the New.York Hotel.
q ii. Griffin. jutant, 5th New-Yorl Cavalry,
r. Anderson of Liverpool aud b. C.. Cbetwood OF
the United States Army, are ut the Everett House.
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HoTEI hnRIvsLs.-Gov. Halle OF NO"
shire, and the Hon John Magee OF b"'n' w. NV
at the St Nicholas Hotel. ,,
Tho Hon. J. =. Low Of California, Co'' 'i'"ey'
pods Of the Nsw.York Cavalry, L. Z. Sanger OF II
,inos. and DIR. Charles c. Keens arc ~ inc ms'r0
p0litau Iotel. IAN III.
81 aou Of the U. $. Navy are at ae Astor House.
C.p.. Cook Of the Royal Mail ship Aus''aSsan
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rue Norwegian Outward Bound

IN JoHSs n. g.. Tuesday. July 30 iee1.
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec for Lon
douderry and Liverpool, boarded by the lrws
yacht of Cape Race at $3.50 p. to-day, aud put
in pos.ess,,n Of news from New. York to Monday
e,caiDg, with private kilograms through the agency
Of Eco. Stokes, ESQ.,, No. las Broadway, New-iost,
of TIE cane date.
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Marine Dirastere.

sa,Dr HOOK. "Wednesday. July 3D.
A acrssner sunk on the Upper Middle last night
She have sect during the squal all her sails
arc set. There is nothing but pas: Of her mssts
above " ster
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MosIRgAL. Wednesday. July 20. 1862
This steamship Nova-S .o;isu passed Father Poins
at 9 O clock tL,s morning, Ell route TO Quebec. She
has 81 cai and lSl steerage passen gers. She hiss
eXper sneed strong westerly winds.
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National Volunteers: ANfRGAS E. ~ AN, IA,

Nnfionai Volunteers: w hav,na h.,n a,,x at
FRONT RAER.JaRED aaAor ,..am.S ,bs, thrra,, "a
Of patriotic yourF men who desire TO sess
In the v Their cSI .ns r %a osn 70 vii" have r.
esheo 70 he selection Of that elias ~ well ~
su, ~ ,nrsi orai6casons would render them asreeaos
"hose ~ rms Such sAd others, wanted Inn
FOR this company, Noncommssloned officer ss-
@ , chose ecert In the ranks An advance 70
'v AID pay OF $50 each recruit, or before berg
into service " the unired StsA Pay and saoss
49,. m Of cn.f ment Those DESTROYS Of enlstt.f s
Wes,st cor lVthsA Two competent men VIII De sessse
lin a. IieutenantA CAPT J. MAXJN Rec Object
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NAEEIE ID.

Lyons, on Saturday. July IL by 'lt
Rev Mr. Montgomery Mr. :. :. CsIl OF Muncoo.a tC
ssllie. adopted daughter Of the late Robert Enoi'
PENNELL-BoNNETT-On Tuesday. Jolly 20 by the Rsh
Rev IIoratio Sou'hg1r. the Rev George & Ponuel Z
Ssral w. daas htcs OF Danil Bonnet. al OF this city
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Duslness y otlrcs.
OMca OF the

INITIAL LrVs IssrRAsoE COMPANY OF NEwY YORK.
No. % Broadway,
Eev-York July 30 1862.
All policy-holders in the above Company who
may volunteer in pone to the cs Of the President OF the
United States for 200 900 who be drafted into
service .houd that mode OF obtaining recruits be Tesoed
to- are hereby informed that WAg PERaIrs will be Issued to
them the to those who entered the service
in 1861.
Full particulars and explanations b. obtained sppli
eaion principal Office above, from any Of the
Conpany's recognized SCENTS
FREpERicK 8. WIysTOy, President.
Is.Ac ABRATT. SECRETARY.
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Bo.ion Weekly Hank Statement.

BosTos. Wednesday July %. 1861
The following arc the ioU,irgs Of Bank state
ment for the past week: ..
C,pI,. .toot q ll 400 due I'm. oth~s bks 10 is o00
Loan. and ,coun- a. 69 90 other banks 1850 SO
specie .sJ 700 deposits ~ooSsoS"
Cue ulston. b,bis.eAl
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GnL e Like OaIRrin.

Posr D,LHornx Wednesday, July 90 1884
During the gaze last night the scnooners Lucy
Orchard md Star were disabled below here. The
Lucy Orchard WAS taken ia tow by the propeller
Ontario 1or Oswego, and the Star towed Rack into
mort.
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From san Francisco.

S.S FK,scisoo. Monday. July %, l36l.
Sailed, Southern Cross, for Hong Kong. Flying
sf2a fer Valparaiso.
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ImuOrtauf !.

Important: r,.
All articles Cor Soldiers under zen Mcetesn @ nsa
Landing OF In sny other Union Csup should b. scnt ~ se
HARNl@LN EXPREs5, No. "a Broadway, /" he1 shAfss
esy bAA ssssa
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MIhCELIlkEoUg


Gr.nvfn.' Benedict 81 Conn George w. Solver 9Th VT
Artillery. b. Middleton, Assistant Surg
J. r. Brmley. 3D. Mich.
L. p H,rwooa ID Conn. Art " m G. Watson 9Th Mich.
Dmen sbrp.nI ia Harrison Lyons. LIST MINI.
NJ d. Wyman 5h VI, yuo. Smith. 10Th W.
VIM CbnrcL 5tb W John Gilbert 5th VI
Corn N Uuckin, 9TH M. Dsvid Story, 9Th VT.
Josenh Stevens an Mich Nm. A. Rsdley, lst Mich
Esbert Lyon. lot Mich. 5iorft y; Coney ieth Mich.
Marsh Merrill LIST Wis Nefrsh nsthssn iot Dlich
Tho, Underyo,'d Let Mich
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Company T.. Metropolitan Gus-sa.

This Regimen. Wll oouO-ss be tho nrst niisered ~"
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