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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

GOLD AT THs N0RTH.-Gold has been
stricken from the market, and no quotations
givea. L made big jump from 197 to DDS,
bat owing 20 ne msRipulslions Of Chase, fell
t1 20s. We can oniy judge Of its increased
appreciation By The pTies Of cottoni 81 so per
pound Tor cotton makes gold equal to three fer
one IN Federal gressb.css. E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

Lsss sid fuIl particulars Of the fght on MOn-
day vii be found 10 the letter OF Special, y
aad tie p1sss rsgorts from Ms-istts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

Y We are indebted to the prOmpthoss and
energy of our reporter. Special" for copy Of
tbs NashTills Uaios Of sle 22d, from wAish we
sxsrset Iste n ,rthern ueTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

x Oa Monday. On 5ur night, the 63I Geor-
ga s1Eared severely. Company D was almost
entirely csptaTed, and Company A lost'aboui
thirty killed sad wounded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

1iest aecorf rs 20 ae5 81 gra-s iu "a vcaz IslJ.
~ 8. rHEasfEs- IN .bs ls4sls 80 81 ths D..
ert l1srt of ths go1ls-srEzs saiss ~ tks Hcrth-
err Eist-st o. t=sc-s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

- Capt hoTisrEy, OF company C, 154sh
senior regiment, Tsnnssses volunteers, who was
wounded in the abdomen; al The front, On the
221, we are pieassd to learn, is getting along
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

4 ELEGRAPHfO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

tsFr Pfivats dispatches from tns War Dsparil
uoas were received ia this city ysatelday, dEfo
Riehncad, lie 25la insk Iasy related oalY
bugincss naa.iefs connected via the Dspa
slent.-lNacoa CsnfsdsTzfs, 2Sfh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

Killed Serst VIM Tucker. Wounded; Chas Combl
calf Of leg, seV.
Roespitalstlon-K Killed g. wounded 29-32
VIRGIL V. MOORE, A. A. A. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
A BRAVE SAILOR GONB.
Annirs in Maine.

IUhILANU July
The House Committee of Congress on the
Defenses OF the NorhEastern Frontier reported on the
Goth OF June last bill granting ad for constructing
military railroad from Bangor 70 the 81 Johns RIVER
and adjourned TO meet at the call Of the Chairman B
vote Of Congress the committee continued during
the NKXVIIIth Congress.
The chairman has called q meeting for the 9TH OF
August remaining Portland and vicinity 70 Inspect
fprtfcntions until tie 10Th, when they VIII proceed
along the coast calling at Fort Popham Bath Augusta
RocEand Belfast Casine FoIt Knox Bangor. Moatt
Desert Easiport, Calais and other places examining
forts srsenals hospitals and the various ports LaiboTs
and iSsnds on the coast OF Maine.
Secretaries Seward and fessenden, and other mem,
Der, of the Cabinet Gen Delaield. Prof Bache' and
members Of Congress- ere expected TO JON the cAouI
sion The Committee viii extend their explorations to
the north eastern frontier mp the II. John River to
Madawasca then 10 Riviere du Loup ard the Gun OF
Tohn An Invitation has been extended hy Gov. Concy
20 the President visit Maine during the SUMMER AZ
the time Of tho exploration. If convenient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

horses were tagged out undertook 70 censs stampede
OF the horses bat did not succeed They were then all
killed their heads cut of and carried to the Cheyenne
river where they were placed upon tenfset poles. e.
death warning 70 all hostile INDIAN.
While the boat was at Fort Berthold they were IN,
formed that 100 hostile Sioux Indians were encamped
two miles back Father DE Schmidt with the sanction
Of Capt Chouteau sent for them twice ana had coun'
Gil each time and the result that they were anxious
and willing TO DO at peace with the whites ara remain
so. Hostile Indians force we're seen along the river
between Fort Rice and Fort Union and It was known
at Fort Rice that great numbers were some miles oacx
Of the Fort. The officers Of the boat and several
scouts who returned represent that Gen. Suy doing
absolutely nothing and his inactivity IS severely con
dcmned He has about 5000 troops and they are kept
building forts. instead Of hunting and dispensing the
enemy.
About the ,imo the Yellow Stone arrived at Fort
Union three men went outside Of the defsnses, and
were Immediately fred upon. Two were wounded and
one. John Wallnrc was killed.
The Yellow Stone had on board company OF %
idaho miners and IL mountaneers 800 bales Of buffalo
robes buffalo calf and bnld eagle. All the miners
were formerly from California and had In their posses
sion OYER $4,000 in gold, and were in high spirits:
They spoke Of the Idaho mines success; that gold
az there and in abundance but that it took hard work
to get it Of the ground These miners a ssy they
Lad their little fortunes made. and intended to make
Good use of what they had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Amusements.

The announcements for this week do not odeI
much in the way Of novelty.
At walack's Miss Avonia Jones finishes her
engagement tonight with benefit, appearing IA
Camille In Matilda Heron's version. Mr. Dan
Bryant commences on Tuesday in white Irish parts
His renown as q minstrel IN burnt cork will doubles:
bring spectators and grcenbacks in Abundance TO BIZ
new field Of action.
The English opera at the Olympic is doing
very well "The Bohemian Girl is repeated tonight.
and on Wednesday night The Rose Of CASTLE will be
given.
At Niblo's, 1.-THE Sea Of Ice" is still attract
i've and the houses have been good. There viii DO
change this week
Miss Helen Western is having tolerable sue.
cess OF tie Broadway Her bills for this week embrace
Don C@ssr DE Baxan' Jenny Lind Satan In
Psris' and "Ihe Flowers Of the Forest" She Is slim
ly supported
Barnum offers little more Owl"-the
pop,ornine of Maxum" by the Old Bowery company
b,ns done another week. He has got blowing
nschn. In operation that hoss In 10000 feet Of pure
cir w minute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Guerrilla Operations in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS. Saturday. July %, l-A.
TIE Democrats Fort Leyenworth specials
saw that Thornton ia reported 10 be at Kingston
Caldwell County having been joined by his major WIN
considerable force. Their joint strength Is saiH 10 DC
about l. 800 Con Fiske is pursuing with militia ana
Col. Ford with portion Of % Colorado, is following
Several bands are scoring Platte and Cay Counties
and between the two forces these counties meet Rebel
punishment Gen. Curtis s,ifolds Weston. with part
Of the 18th Illinois lOOdays men. and battery under
Mi Timcson from Southern Kanfas.
Eushwhacking operations are active In western
Missouri south Of the river Gen. McKeon thinks they
desire a foray ntoi Kansas. 81 least 40 arms have
been turned over 10 Thornton by disloyal or raw
paw" militia. There Is but little DOUBT ths' ds'"ya
par,es from Iowa and Illinois have be- N passing inio
Northern Missouri for the LAST three weeks to join
Thornton This Accords with the statement made by
Thornton at Platte CITY, tha, 800 lllinoisans would
oin his force The river patrol is still KEEP, NJ Forth OF
Wyandotte
ILornton's marauders have regmental Organize
tion he being Colonel: Kendall Lieutenant Colonel
Tbraukin. Major, and several notorious disloyaist'
captains
fight occurred this morning between eighv sueI
rillas and dctachments Of the State mita. under Ma
Cox. at Union Mills Clinton County Two Rebels were
killed and seven wounded. One Unionisi waskied ahe
tirce wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Large Fire mt Syracuse.

The Granger Block, located in the business
center OF this CITY was burned at o'clock this morn
ing The Offices Of The Journal and The SANFORD were
DESTROYED also Luces job printing Office. The Journal
loses as COO insured for s20O0; The Standard, $500
insured for 81 800; Luces Office $1,000 insured for
5000 The buildings were owned by Scdgewick a.
Cowies and are insured for nearly $4,000. which VIII
seven stores from which the goods were removed.
slightly damaged
The second floor occupied principally for law-
Offices ard the loss Is consequently small Inc hrc
originated in the Benedict Daguerrean Gallery IN the
fourth story and quickly spread TO the printing
the contents Of which were totally destroyed. Ih'
.yonrHdl and The Standard viii continue publication
without interruption. This Is the second time the
Granger block has been burned and the third time Ihs
JotrEal Office has met with the SEINE fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Pvom the Timer Missouri.
GEN. sULLYs EXPEDITION AT THE aoUT
CANNON BALL RIVER.
FIom the 81. Jo.rph hsIsli i

From the st. joseph Herald
The steamer Yellow Stone, the aagDoat Oh
m. feet owned by the American Fur Company, ar,
rived Yesterday from Dolphin Rapids. one hundred ana
eighty miles this side Of Fort Dcn,on ~ Cow !s!src
two miles below tie Rapids, the Yellow store got
GROUND and remained days before getting on Inc
nto passed her While agrorrt her second trip 70
Fort Benton At the Rapids the Yellow stone ,oo s
ard 2OO pacss of robes. and started bSos oh W., o
OF June Nothing OF interest was known uni 'he az
riyal at Fort Rice, the fort nov h9lLhs ~ tnc
month of Cannon Ball Ryer by Gen. snly seapeuloh.
rhs following mountain boats we're IN port az rot'
Rice and were waiting tho orders Of Con- Sniy lsa'
Bella Tempest Sam Gaty. Belle Peoria Cfppowu aus
Cutter and Glasgow The other mountain p"stS WE'RE
me, below Fort Rice The Yellow stone msde mar
RON sscape from destruction by reaching Fort h'ce as
,on as sLs did II sho had been three bouis a,er sac
you'd have been blown ~ atoms u ono % tno Do'p'
RAD nearly burnt out; owing Ia fhs cichtnsta sue
was released by Gen. Sullyi otterwss she "oa hS''
been te,aired with the other bDe,s
While Gen Sully's command were under way ana
100 miles below Fort Rice the Geographical
vith tvo soldiers started shesd OF the command anu
When two miles distant, posted tho soldiers on ni'
ing the valley that he was about W enter Iles
game when approaching some bushes ne sns NJ. ~
Ipon oy q Sioux Indian, tho ball strklny nm IN H'e
breast He Immediately gave the signal OF aIsr "a -
the two soldiers and In short time they ~eIo ue :
with a company; but the engineer was moi'a'y
wounded and only lived few hours: Inc company VI
soldiers started Ia pursuit OF the Indians anu si.'
some three hours rdiog. overlook them Inc ihuisus
three IN number. ssens no chance OF escape '"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Business Notifies.

A CARD.-Owing to the enormous advance
in tho prices only Of the precious metals but OF every
other commodity hnd 1, impossible to continue longer the
sale Of my PINS old rates. This regret exceedingly -
had hoped counGs without change but having to buy
.oi at the pes-n. abuou. prices this longer possible
My friends and the public will give credit, however, fOr
having struggled long aud hard asains, the universal pressure
70 dspreeAe tho Government. cred. and currency The ad
vance made enough to with gold at pres
IN, rate. should remain where 1t Is or 90 still higher
further r.e in price, mus. be made In any case however
intend a. heretofore sell better article for es' money
than Il can be bous Oh, for elsewhere.
circular with engraving. Of all the res styles and pres
en-. price. viii be rece'p, Of letter postage Adde'S
A. MORTON,
Jply IT, 1864 No Is Maiden lane. New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
A Singular story-Alleged Conspiracy IN
the North. Wesf.

ST. LOUIS Saturday. July q. 1864.
Much surprise was created here short time
since by the arrest Of several very prominent Secession
lists Of this city. whose ofIense unknown
1t lately to light. however. that they were con
nected with conspiracy extending throughout The en-
tire Mississippi Valley having for its object the erection
OF great and powerful Northwestern Confederacy'
Col Sanderson the Provost Marshal General OF this
Department has been gathering evidence in the matter
for several months.
This testimony is now in possession OF the Washing
ton authorities. It implicatcs many public men, II
shows that a very dangerous organization has been
formed.
One of the parties arrested here said to have been
SO badly frightened that bond Of half million Oh do'
lars was offered for bis release.
1t believed that the recent guerrilla movements II
this State have some connection with this great con
spracy. particularly as Thornton. in his speech NJ
Platte City. said;
"Tbe knights OF tho Colder Circle arc organized
md armed and ready 10 rise throughout the Free
States"
Thornton also said that valandi CHAM with them
that he was vallandigham's man; that he Crhornion
had troops in every county Of this State that his cr
were coming up from the South and tina: 1900 men had
been destroying the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad
on their march
During Col. Sandcrson's investigation OF this con
spracy, he discovered the intended renewal OF boa
burning on the Western rivers and was able in seyera
instances to avert most serious consequences.
1t is probable that the whole matter in all its startling
Importance will be ventilated in q few days.
The affair at PattsburGh. Clinton County. on Thurs
day. was not so bad as previously reported.
After Copt Turner'S death. Capt. Poe took command
and made such determined resistance that the guerril
las ef, in the direction Of Hayncsve. md thence the
moved. yesterday into Platte County. Their reporte'
strength is 800
Gen OstcIhaus arrived three days ago from Sher
maa's army lie says no port Of Johnston'S force ba
gone 20 Richmond but that one corps has been sen
after zen. Smith In Mississippi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Dreadful Accident - Twenty-one Men
Killed Outright.

ScHUYLRILL HAVEN, Pa. July "a, leA.
An accident occurred ut the Phnnx C0lllcry
on Saturday evening. which resulted IN the instant
Killing Of ri men. They were on slope car coming
ont Of the mines from day.work and when ner the top
az the slope the chain broke letting the run back
who were In the cur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

BV6IUNl NHIUTU'y' July f0'f'
The British brig Mary Hatfield, from Pictou,
S. with COIL for Augusta, went ashore yesterday on
Fiddiers Peach three miles below Bath and sunk IN ID
fatboms she viii probably prove total loss.
The steam cutter Mah0ning arrived here this after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Later from New Orleans.

NEW YORK July ~. loci.
The steamer Thomas Scott from NewOrleans,
18th inst arrived to-day. The papers brought by her.
contain no news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Pire mt Defiance, Ohio.

TOLEDO Ohio. Saturday, July q, Is1.
A fire at Defiance, Ohio, last night, destroyed
wooden factory, Touring mill. and an iron foundery
Loss s7J, 90 ~ $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
The Government Loan
&2OO.OOO.OOO.

5000, 100000.
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED BY Act Of Congress Of
March 9th 1884, which provides for s REDEMPTION IN
COIN at any period no. les than ten than forty jean
from It's date, at the pleasure Of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION. Ave per cen, interest is to b.
paid SENT annually IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received By the
National Banks In United States In soch currency %
other hinds as are taken BY them deposi. at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from per cent per to s vsse
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although bat
Ave per CON- much greater in currency tho az
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
AsARULE tho Eve pei specie securities Of ell solvent
government. are always par above and currency now
funded in the National Loan will be worth its face In s'd
beside paying regular and liberal per cen.sss 10 the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan e TIVE
Hundred Million Dollars. The amount Of subscriptions 70
ported to the Treasury at Washington is over
$7O,OOO.OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the TRsAs
Uxsa o. TIE UsIrsp STATES wssbingtOo and the A.
usrAxr at New York. Boston and PhiladepA
snd BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK o. Nsw YoRx. No 4 Wsn-x
SECOND national BANK OF NEwYos I'D l. Brdway
THRp NATIONAL BANK OF NEW .YoRK. No. 3Nassau-st.
ForKrH NATIONAL BANK OF New York n and % Pines@
FIFTH NATIONAL BANK Of NEW York, No. 3e 3dsv.
sIrTH NATIONAL BANK o. new YORK 6lh-sv. Brdwsy.
EIGHTH NATIONAL BAsK OF New YORK. No So Broadway
NsrH NATIONAL BANK OF Nyw.YonK, No. So Broadway
TENTH NATIONAL BANK OF New Yonx. No. 10 Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BAxE ov Nav York. y. II DuAness
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK o. Nsv YonK iSs orwica&
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are deposi,sIies OF public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
.hroushou, the country tacns agents Of the Nstona Do
positary Banks will furnish further information sppcs
ton. and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
FROM MISSOURI.
The Plight ut PIastsburg.
ST. LOUIS Saturday. July q, IL

The affair at PlsttSburg, Clinton county, OIL
Thursday was not so bad as previously reported.
After Capt. Turner'S death. Capt Poe took comniano'
and made such determed resistance that the guerna
left in the direction OF Haynesvie. and thence tney
moved yesterday into Pli'te county. Their repof'o
strength is 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
Lnrgc Fire in Jumnicn, T.. ].

A fire broke out at half.past o'clock on Sun
dey afternoon in b. W. Curtiss barn. ard extended to
Mr. Spillets barn aud stable through to Washington
street. Mr. McKecs house and Mr. Bartow's house and
stable we're burned to the ground. The stables OF Mr.
William Durin, the Brooklyn and Jamaica Stage pro-
nriator were also consumed. II was with great DIM
entity that the dwelling Of Mr.. Durin was saved.
There was great scarcity Of water. and the engines
could not be Of any service ut the time our nioral'
lot; at 81 m the fire was still raging hercey' eig"'
OF ten houses and barns having been consumed:
by TelegrsS.l
JAMAICA, Queens Co.. n. y, July a. leoh
About four O'Clock this afternoon fire broke
out in Curtiss Hotel which. with the stables was en-
trey consumed together with Durlins livery stables
and the dwelling houses of Capt Mckee G.. Burnett.
and Mr.. Barlow. The fire threatened at one time Inc
entire village. but was finally subdued.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-Maj. Gen. G. l.. Hart
suf and Gen. G.. II. Shields Oregon; Hons. Chas T..
Leland and wife and o. Is. Garfield. Ohio. arc at the
metropolitan Hotel.
signor ROMERO Mexican Minister at WASHINGTON
Col John D. Van Buren, Albany. and W. G.. Saen-
stall u, S. Navy are at the Brevoort House.
| Brig Gen. f. Fcrrero 9Th Army Corps. and r. w.
CAN'T Arkansas are at the Fifth. Avenue Hotel:
Hon. r. N. Bisnop and wife. Cincinnati DIT Parker.
Washington and j. p. Sandford U. Navy are at the
81. Nicholas Hotel.
| Cant C;illn u. q Navy; A. DEF. Young. A. ID. g.
TO Mai Gen Smith ard j. Schermerhorn, U. ). Ma
rineo, are at the Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Napoleon has signed the report Of the Sue7
Canal Company. The Egyptian Government is 10 pay
o. C0O. 600 francs to b. Lessep's undertaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JULT n, 1894
Before Judge BETvA
DKCREB OF DI5TRIBUTI0N.

United States sgt. The schooner SOPHIA
dsibuon Of the proceeds OF the cargo In the above
cass amounting 10 tS53.
The schooner Dan Smith sseSmss hufoa mo DefA
Midnight share In these p<ooeeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

STEPHEN C. MAssBrT, the Lecturer, sails on
Wednesday in the Golden Rule for San Francisco 70
give his amusing account Of lis "nr'hins Ahoot' 10
thu people az the Golden State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25

Enterfninmen This Day and Evening.
For ooafio Of thedft and time Of COMMENCEMENT zee ddeer
tisspenfs IN other coamns II thts paper.
WALiAcx's THRirRR-Camiile.
MILO. CAEpKS-The Sea o. Tee
OIrxrrc THyArpR-Englsh Opera 90
Bno.pv.r TusATsR-Dou Csssr De Bazsn-Jenny Lind.
R.nyux's MusErn-M,yulni-The Orchestrion-
IAiyer,sement
RgrEs AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURB-A
positive cure for Fever and Ague Depot, No. 70 Libcr
~ 81, For sale by all Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
KEROSENE GLUE POT.
FIsHs PATENT.

KEROSENE GLUE PoT.
FIsHs PATENT.
BnrporwArrR, CoSs.. July 49, 1854
Nm u. RUSSELL, President.
Yours Of the 18th Il n hsnd snd noticed The Glue rot
en, ~ an.er the purpose adm abis aud at cost of about
three cents or four per day for 10 hours and can
che.ry recommend hem TO any and all parties wishing 10
Your respectfully. GLOVER SANFORD soss
For further particulars call a, No. 26 Pearls New York.
one door north 0. Maiden lane send for circular
ALL FIRsr.CLAss SgwISG-MACHINgs
Fox sAIs AND TO REsr by
Hicks & COMPANY, No. $50 Broadway
Three doors below Broom.'',
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ro.,,,or,,. % =, ,nes ron, ssserz Go.,.chsi s,a
bosch and Other leading artists PRICE LISTS pompy
cent on spplicailon
TIKI Ann AND LEG (PALMER's PATgSr) sup
ned for Soldiers by the inventor b. FRANK PALMER sur
utsl., Phla- By order oil the sVkekoS'ohShnAL
No Sewing Machine complete without ID;
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world Perfect natural reliable Harmless" and is..ni.neOs'
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curious book curious people and COCO Dook iof ever
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tables mailed Tree. Address 40
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-25
OHIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The Agricultural College scrip of Ohio is now
being prepared at the General Land Office. and will
shortly be completed Ohio has 1881 pieces Of scrip Of
100 acres each. CSC. 900 acres in all
LAND OFFICE
The General Land Office is sending out its
annual instructions the of land in
States aud Territories which to govern the public
Surveys under the recent appropriations Of Congress
The instructions for several Of the districts have al
ready been dispatched.