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THE JonesborO Flag of Goth ult. says
eve are informed that at q recent sale in
this county corn sold at five dollars per
bushel, and bacon eighty cents per pound,
on credit of twelve months. This is far
above the market price of these articles"
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Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff Sale.
I'd 7 virtue of all execution to me directed from the
II Circuit Court of Giles county. will
On Saturday, Cd day of June.
sell to the highest bidder cash. the court house
door in Pulaski tract of about 200 acres land in
the goth civil district Of Giles county, belonging TO
Stith N Harwell, and bounded on the south by Jas.
Bass, east by Raleigh Harwen, north and west by
z. Mcdonald.
may /, 1869 B H PEDEN, Shift
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THERE are one hundred and twenty-five
thousand Catholics in Philadelphia.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 9Th. 1865.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Books and Papers of Richland Manufacturing
Co., having been placed IN my hands for settle.
ment, all persons Indebted to the COMPANY bv
note or account are requested to come forward ana
settle without delay and the cost of suit
may aim G. W. PETWAY
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/. Cinderella.
?. Arab Robbers.
3. Culprit Fay. -.-
4. Brutus at Phillippi.
5. Pirates Serenade.
s. Othello and Desdemonia.
Z. lone and Arbaces.
3. Counting or the Sly.
9. Guardian Angels.
10. Appeal Of Pharaoh's Daughter.
II. Jael Staying Sisera.
re. Decision Of Paris. ..
Is. Witches Cauldron.
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wise IN its teaching; incofrupt ana strong
TO speed the right and to denounce TIE wrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
BY STEAME Il.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
The Preliminnries OF Peace.

BEEfiy August j.
According TO the particulars that nave at present
tanspled the prenmes Of peace need to between Aus
rs and Prussia are to the following eeet ,. ~
TERRITORY bni she eedes her Scsswig oten
Prussia. SaXony, the only one OF me German states IN
caded in AustIo Prussan treaty VIII also preserve her
territorial integrity but with Of further spnatons
rve to her position the North German Confederation
and toward Prussia. Austria pays Prussia war indemnity
Of 40 600 thaers from which 100000 are to be deducted
due Austria OF the former Scheswg oslen
expenses and 100000 oT further costs arising ol Of nei
occupation Of the Duces Until the payment OF The re-
naming Of haer be considered secured Bohemia
Austria secedes entirely from the confederation with The
German States and recognizes ne irm9op o. ose Sop
ship An alliance between tie South German states ana te
settlement Of their relations 10 the North German Conedea
ton left for free understanding between those States
Austria recognizes the changes OF territorial possession 10 be
arrangements which Prussia will make with regard 20 the
countries IN her military oceupaii0n-ihat 70 say ae
Electoral Hesse MAT portion OF The Grand Duely o.
Hese to ne north o. NE 1S s
Restoration Of any Of those soyeegns would oe an aI
Of grace on part the Prusn crown but the restoration
Of individual portions Of those States and their consequent d
vision would probably be regarded win great olao % 'e
population and entail serious political st me-
States vii be permanently united WIZ fqs
spuato1s this poin entire liberty Of action being e TO
Prussia and recognized by Austria. -,, H..
10 order 10 guard against the disadvantages arng ron
AL incorrect Interpretation Of the peace peminaes con
cluLed with the etih ut the CgeG' 1d'on ~
toqGy publishes the texts Of the articles ana when are bs
oTs The Austrian Emperor recognizes the dissolution OF
The ermanc Confederation and aeeedes TO the new sa
tjou Of GERMANY without the participation OF the Altuan
Empire The Emperor promises 10 recognize the coses con
federation which the King OF Prussia may esah'n nc,n
the line Of Main and declares himself willing thai me sates
sonth of that boundary should enter into any bssvee
ton national representation Of Which WIN iLe
msn Confederation remains reserved for subsequent
ment bet een both parties. Tbs article continues lhe
Ofeiq Ga:e is exactly identical with the proposh OF NE
daon advocated BY France at Vienna upon the ith t
Austria has Therefore consented 70 allow tie
ofGermany 10 proceed without Ter participation The En-
nre belongs 70 tie South German Union No more than the
national lie between Northern and Southern germany WIN
asuuder.
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-, r,..,,. 20 The NJ y. Tribune - ,scs
INDIANAPOLIS, Wednesday Aug TO- 'eoC
I'VE National Teachers Association convened tn'S
nornpe q, 10 O'Clock with very full attendance ana GOV
morton welcomed the teachers TO Indanapos III an
and fcbs speech though his Excelency appeared very
feeble and evidently barely able to be out Of bis roou
His address was full of energy and earnesInes % o
,bs, called the meeting together j. X wcksfsna
superin tedent Of Pennsylvania President o. inc
.seIinry responded 10 the vel come. $50
The Hon. W p White Superintendent OF fuonc in'''s
op Of eat Virginia. read able paper Cd Tie e'1eA'
teeds Of the Border statea ,.,, time
In The afternoon question what proportion Oh w.
should the young spend in school up the age Of TO- W."
ely discussed. T., sspect to a
napeJ on the duties Of 40 American STATE plains Of
-, aduca,ion was read w rroessof W. -
Minnesota. a.,,,,,o, the annual ad.
=, r.s an able historical aud Philosopher ie'''"
Of education. with practical Conclusions
Tss meeting will continue in session TIL SATURDAY lad
IT, I.,icun Normal Association closed i's sessO
Inc 70 well prepared papers on various O'
cohneetsa "i'o ,Se State Training School at osVfeo'
,eosy9 General praise FOR her paper on ora
r,eCity Board Of Physicians have deeiueu ,le'
Iona ,,as,o core q Asiaic cholera IL iadaHal'~
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, 1866.

emen who cooked prmed with speeches tried hard
TO nfct them upon the Conventions but this was in direct
violation Of the plan which provides that there shan DC no
general speech makng in the Convention they we're has'
eoughed down s. Hayes Of Chicago was rrepresoe anu
insisted telling that be was MEMBER OF Tue
party the Democratic party Of the country ana nau
come with the greatest enthusiasm for the great cause III
which they all uned that he did not expect tne Lon
yenton adopt platform ndorsng his opinion or tue opn
ion psy which he belonged on the points on "cn
the country or Union party differed He only expected
that the Convention would do nothing say nothing when ne
as Democrat could not truly subscribe
TO- Mr. Hayes finally had to be Kissed to be got rid OF and
this trouble out OF the way another presented itself the
shane Of Mr. Babcock Of Connecticut who was anxious to
10 yenate his IDEAS Mr. Cowan, at this juncure oppor
timely returned from the Committee room to notify the Con
yenton that his Committee would not be ready report until
tomorrow and Orr Of South Carolina who is an old sager
got the floor and adjournment thus putting an END
TO speechmn and spelling fine opportunity which certain
delegates thought they would have define their POSITIONS
This Convention intended debating society IL
means business Thurlow Weed is undoubtedly controlling
with the of South Carolina and the Southern deega
tons and II is their intention create new party The
Democrats OF the North and West clearly being sold out
and some Of them are becoming FESTIVE and swear na heY
will never give up the Democratic organization They are
disposed to talk understand matters but they are sup
pressed they will be committed to platform
and aced in the hands of National Executive Committee
the object Of which create National Union party anu
destroy the old Democratic and Union organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

was also hushed up amid wells OF laughter and the
singing Of patriotic airs Yet Throughout AL 'ne Oes.
of GOOD faalins nreyailed and there was not
Tho least SIGN ola disturbance The meeting was finally
shortly after 10. o'clock broken up by Rally Round the
Flag Boys and John Brown" heartily sung by all but the
speakers and their friends large NUMBER
the crowd then proceeded down Chesnuts still singing anu
cheering for Ihaddeus Stevens Gen. John W. GeaTy anu Oo
j. w, Forney.
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ENGLAND.

"a. Canadian Plans Of Cenfedera'ies Deh.i'ei'
Arranged.
LONDON wednesday. Aus. l3-Noop.
nis announced to-day that the plans for the con-
sd.raon Of the British Provinces OF North America Lave
bs.s definitely rTraDged by the Government
ETER-coLoSIAL RAILROAD.
Tie statement made that the terms for loan nOn
m. Government for the building Of an IpterCoonai rsi
sosd from Haaz Eovsscota to point Of connection WIZ
IA Canadian Grsbl Trunk Railroad have been settled.
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ACanxres. Prepe.ed By Rn.sia.

SIUToAKD August }, leto
Intelligence received here from Saint petersburg
states that the Emperor q Russia intends TO propose te con
vacation Of Congress Of the powers who signed the ueh
OF Vienna The Princes Of the States that have oecufea
by Prussia-viz Nassau Darmsadt and Electoral
He,,ev shortly assemble IN this city for conference
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Spscisl Despach 10 the ~ f.Irioune
PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday. Aug. Is 1866
oa- r"-sie this afternoon went from hotel to
hotel serenau'"s No v.r-- saiegates crowd NJ oon
followed. and at ,arly hour IN fhS '' VI eourse'
stand with the band Tie Continental Hotel cams 10 Tue
were made at the dber hotels but here thsaSa
renowned individual, G. F. Train, lod of in one OF
b., spread eagle dsserans followed by parsonage named
william H. Miller. g. W Curtis then commenced and con.
tinued for about bali an % amid continuous FIRE OF Jokes
from the crowd which made up Of representatives from
all parties. Loud calls wen made for JEFF Davis Mosby aud
others Of the deianc CoDersy On the subject Of negro
equality be said
am oppoed 10 the negr Cheers and cries OF foo foo
II any man appears before pn for suffrage just LOOK IL one
half OF his face is not and the other white Shouts
Bring US candle and let see yours" Laughter
1t Impossible to descrih the amusing which took
Place AerwarJ speakr who bad boen General in the
Rebel army asked whe he got his commission and not
answering the question wano; allowed to proceed Another
WHO stated that be had seId fur Vs in the Southern aIy
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FINANCIAL.
London Money Markets.

LONDON Tuesday, Aug, Il, Itbo
Money is much easier. The Bank of England rate
will undoubtedly be reduced TO eight per this week Con
sos &c; Five Twenes Gsl Illinois Central 75; Erie 49,
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. l5-DooD
Cousos are quoted eel for money! United States Five
TweDties are quoted 65i.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Aug. IA. - Cotton - Sales
10 0OO bales al steady rates.
LWERrooL, Wednesday, Aug l5-p m.-Tbe Cotton market
rm and prices rather higher the sales to-day were
1900 bales. Middlng Uplands is quoted at l5id The
Bfeadslui market is inn.
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-uE WAR IN GERMANY.


r.o ,ows nnblsbed by the IaSKpoRT. July 81 1866
.n., tte prussapt lost 10 guns bedHnce Beige, as
ssdsd The Prussans did not lose single s1rhnrg was
poIt ~. nso1nded provision column was. aowev cap
seua d Ion The BaysTisns at Bischashem These Wa
untrue reports originated in Munich
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baron Rethschiid n Mission 10 the King Of
Prussia.

TRAyKPoRT-os MAIN, Ang. J, 1866.
Baron Rothsctd leaves this city for Berlin tonoIrow 10
order 10 ioin n the mission OF BnrgoDafeT Muller 10 the King
Prussia Police Director HaIseh returns from AlAaCla
peiiv 20 morrow.
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GENERAL NEWS.
PRUSSIA.
Ia. o.eep Of Hanover Advised 10 Leave.

The Qaetp % Hanover Ad'ised 70 H'"Vf'
BERLIN Tuesday. August IA. ls,5.
Tie mission Of the Prince Yestenburg is said to
e 10 inform the Queen Of Hanover that her stay may be
ssasd inconvenience which her interest TO avoid
var may be against Bavaria aeI the srnisce
On The I'D II there is no change in tie present aspect
AZ.
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ITALY.
FLoRRscE, Aug. ]. 1876.

TIORRkcE, Aug. J. It'V.
Cant Rebbolti has been appointed a Rear: Adm,rai
Of The part which be took 10 ne pa'
lie Of Lisa gold medal has been deereeo 70 in The
The late Capt CsppelinA Of the fa'es'0' WIZ
same battle.
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The Latest.

LONDON, Aug, l5-pm.
The following are the official quotations on the
London Stock Exchange the close Of business to-day
Consols for money s7s United States Five Twenes Co.
Illinois Central shares Is; Erie Railway shares i2!.
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BELGIUM.

psussRts August J. 1866
The editor Of the Espitg!e has been S9naee oS ne
;mnyi,onmept and hDe OF LOO boIins apu ~, W.
one n1hncaton Of the oaricature Which was aaoe 'h'
os,.cf Of an article in tie ConanM0a"''
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FRANCE

n.xsmsuss Of PFisee Napoleon ssd the Em'
vereY.
PAKr Tuesday, August "A. 1866
Prince Napoleon has gone TO Switzerland.
Tne Eupsror went to the Camp ofCbslons Oh Saturday
Tie Bourss 10 frner; ReDtes. 69f Sc
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MADAM, Tuesday, Aug

Psyment Of Lssas By The GsVsFh"s6"
MADAM. Tuesday, Aug. H. 1860
Tho Government has paid 2oooO,COO Of reals on
,esoup, Of debt to the Bank Of Spain
Mich bulion 10 arriving here from the PROVINCES
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shipping.

Arrived at Southampton-John Patton, nom
Savannah with loss of and mzzeBmass having been
struck by hghtningi Sumner, from ST. Johns, n. B
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SPAIN.


The Minister of the Interior aGs yeses.ns them
10 the Civil GoveTnors 81 .ae Democratic party
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have been sbanded Tho expectation Of horses from swzer
land is still prohibited.
PRIxoLANo, Tuesday. Aug a. le66.
The Austrian headquarters the Tyrol at BoTges
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TURKEY.

Additional Troops Sent TO the Greeian From
tier.
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AUSTRIA.
.,,...,.. af N.se,i.,iens Prehihited.

pss,,essIsn Of Negotiations Prskisited.
PARIS Tuesday August u, 800
Publication Of the recent negotiations rune Aus
,, coye,ru.p, with the Hungarian leaders not per
&kttd. ....
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Alexander III. siephens-Tbe RessIstiens-vai.
laudigh M be sereu AIDED.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. August 1911 p.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday. August ISL p. IN.
Alexander Fl. Stephens has arrived in town this
evening In company with bis brother Linton Stephens He
Is the guest Of r. j. CruDdel, esq. on Broad.st.
There prospect that the report OF the Committee on
Resolutions will be made public until the meeting Of the Con.
yentop morrow morning II understood 10 be Of very
amicabie character
vslandighsm viii probably be serenaded tomorrow
evening
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Proceedings Of the Csuveutiss-sece.a Day.

PHILADtLPHIA. "wednesday. August IS 100
The National Union Convention reassembled at
noon to-day The vigwam ded with delegates and
spectators large number of ladies also present Gen
DIX was in the chair
-.. PRAYER
1.-THE Rev Mr. HosSGRR Of Tennessee opened the proceed
'- 4" Tie Contention with prayer.
Gen DIX then said psapP THE CONVENTION. =,
reports OF the committees appointed yeees IN ofue' was ne
MFR. BLAfK OF MARYLAND here rose and said Mr.. . IT,,
am instructed by the Committee Permanent Organza8i
TO make the following report:
For Prssidsat-Senator DooLITTLE Of Wisconsin.
The announcement OF the OF Mr. Doolte greeted
with a storm OF cheers.
For Yct Presdsas-Maine Leonard Woods LII. D.; New.
Hampshire, Dane Marcy Vermont MTron CLARK; Massa.
cbuses the Hon. r. r. Hall Rhode Island Alfred Anthony;
Connecticut the Hon. o. F. Winchester New York the Hon.
Theodore s. FaIon NewIersey Gen. Gershom Mott; Penn
syv ania Asa Packer Delaware Ayers Stockley; Mary
land Gen Vickefsi Virginia. the Hon John w Brockenbor
ough; West Virginia Thomas Sweeuey; North Carolina
the Hon. John A Gilmer; South Carolina. Judge ID. j.
wardlaw; Georgia Richard f. Lyons; Florida Judge
Thomas Randall; Mississippi. G. A. Sykes Louisiana,
Cuthbgt Epl!lij AgAsLsasj lle Hpn 4 T@iduiisl
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IAtIs Alk Iv---N'VN'
1t is reported to-day on good authority that the
Bch Government abandoned the idea Of extending the
frontier ofIranoe by the annexation Of certain German prov
inces Oh the Rhine.
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SWITZERLAND.
.,.s,be swiss Troops.

DI,lnnamenf OF the wv"
BrRxe. Tuesday, Aug 49, 1896
AL Tie sa.ts tI0oys guarding the l'"H"o ''S-'''''
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pISBANDMENT OF THE SWISS TROOPS ON
THE ITALIAN FRONTIER.
he Canadian Confederation Scheme
Defnitively Arranged.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET
TIE WAR IN EUROPE.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

RumeTed Abauds Bmenf Of NaPoleon's Demand
for an Extension of Frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16

"CoRaaRtilopLG dug. 1.-THE Porte has resolved TO send
fresh troops to the frontier Of Greece Some 20 the 18th
inst TO the Gull Of volo, the Egean Sea-"
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An Appeal T. che People Of sehIcswig ia Favor
~tDrussiau Rule.

FLkN~-rRG Tuesday. Aug. - 1876.
Al appeal has been issued b. the President of the
National party to the people of scbleswg king them to will
ingy aequesce in the PrnssiaD rule Ahe ODD ay favor
abe TO Denmark has demanded foreign inteI'e nton'
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The Pruesian Cabinet Considering the Eniarg
mtnt OF the German Confederation.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. is, lsG0-

LONDON, Wednesday, Aug is, lsG6-p. N.
The following dispatch has been received
BrELN. Aug ls-p ma Council of State is holding sit
ting in this capital engaged in the consideration Of tie
question Of the remuneration Of the States Of Southern Ger
ra1J 10 the German Confederation.
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The Bmprcss Of Asssr's'
SPAIN.

The Empress Of Austria has gone to Vienna
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PARIs August IL, 1896.
The Paie Of this afternoon has tho following tee-
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Appointments By the Prsssian Government.

BERLs, Tuesday, Aug. H. ls6t
Herr Won Patow has been appointed thle' Oh 'ne
Civil Direction in Nassau
Gan Weight Rhe has been appointed Governor General Of
BatcveT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-16
GERMAN STATES.
Financial Condition of Hesse.

FRANKFORT, Tuesday. Aug u. led6.
10 the Upper Hesse Chambers the Minister OF Fl
nape. has prepared bill Of indemnity for the Government
nom 1852 until the present, He also asked for 600 thu
Y for the current year and further credit Of COO
tlLss.
lie Government has abandoned the idea Of loan con
sS.ng Treasury the expedient But fuller imam
e Ars might be required peace not yet concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
BASE BALL.
AEoTr sR GRAND MATCH AT BRooKLYS-HEw-YoRK
VS. BROOKLyE-THB CHAMPIONS AGAIN Vicro-


AEoTn sR GRAND MATCH AT neutrality-suspicious.
VS.. BRooKLyE-THE CHAMPIONS AGAIN VIcro-
MoUs.
The return game between the noted Mutual Cluo
Of New vork and the Champion Atantcs yesterday d'" "
large and respectable Gfsombage OF spectators
TO the Csptone grounds the minority being attracted W he
anticipation very close contest On the previous occasion
nj Ho.ten the Anntics had harcy escaped defeat The tne
weather, additional incentive 10 numerous PoI'
asemblage 10 spend an hour OF so OF sucn IN ~
noon IN witnessing excellent Da Pgy h'ie oo"oor
psonle being present the occasion Inc ponce ahbEo
inci were az the same character lei0! hh gftsy eo
trhuef ersuring good order ana n en- heIu ,.,-
Both Cabs had excellent niues ont nlih"HEh inc hucr
did not hare Pratt. The game oleUed Isoihu oi 'oe
couos, en- n party the rst innings scoring tfee rms IN
tlc second inning however the Mnmls were handsomely
i.so O. for blank by the fine hy catching Cna
o and alvin aud the pretty play o Ferguson 10 start IN
I'M n the Pearcc not being IN trim went to ghi hed
smith payng short stop and Ferguson uf third base Prom
hi, he close of the hfih innings the Atnncs ran
total the close Of the h leaving them In ne van
by 20 to II the last nnnc the MutHals baed finely
Atlantics scoring but 10 tally oi 20
marking tho ~ the ninth innings tie Muiuas batting
spcndy che close leaving the totals ~ "a Ia "a TIE same
Athletic Glib In the nfh ilniaEs the
chamtons ought been put two instead Of g. and
in the srfcnt they should have retired for blank but he
fielding 81 tho lutuhls very 00ss specially af sot mem
and c changing Of Hunt and Patterson being any
B fOT the rally ~ The close
the Mu,usl .lny would been FAR below their mark
He'd the piclg been properly supported the game WOMB nave
been a cla-f one
The uiurpr as before OF the uo-t satisfactory charac
ter and never ro have these clubs se match In more
friendly irif is 20 be hoped that new era OF good feeling
and orderly sp~eubages al champion matches inaga'.d al
ohoken on Of the t between th6He clubs
lutnas were LIshy entertained the cb bearing their de-
80, rer,, ,nod hingrpdly Ne auuend the fail
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houses on be north side Of 81 Waller some two or three IN
the immediate vicinity Of be bar McCullms DistBery
mar Sauvageans Hill which latter only saved by the al
most s "a human exeti0ns Of the military and fome ,gt OF
.cn small I,yellines under the cliff at Boisseauy!e
Sar on the cliff Mount Pleasant the spectator can zoe
ntng IS fr as the reach IN the valley below IN
oct ~ nav virtually be- said that half Of ST Rochs and he
whole OF 81 Sayeu Boseauve and its extension c9ups
INC ,e. projected the property OF the Hotel Dleu have
The following is list Of the streets buried rs far as we have
een sI 10 clean: Crown partly Dorchester Caron 81 An
seine 81 Ours Sanvageau Victoria Albert Bayard ~ val
or :. Gabriel 81 Antonio Smith " ID. Dies Amyes Prince
Edward Arrago Bccan Alexandra Nelson Aimed TaTeon
Jerome BellaTd Psnent DIVIDE Iheophe Lamers Geddee
Wasspe Rousseau Napoleon Bayo Meioaf HeunnL Cooinb
HameI Frankliu. JGelues Cartier
Turin the day and late hour last night che scenes
reeua an the eaer OF the e0n1agraon beggared ctserp
non he day throughout tho city partook very Little Of The
brootr M The Sabbah-amos half Of the citiHns hav
ING urred ont 10 view the fire 20 lend helping hand
ouont 81 Rochs and ST. Sasyeur the streets were d0ked
with q, sotao-s while thousands lined the brow Oh the
cliff neye the fire Debris from the burning houses, broken
nrn- and other effects covered the thOnughTes render
inv impossible Bat D. turn TO the Sufferers
hemryes L heart renng 10 witness many CT the sceao
souc ,y,eayOrng to their effects others roaming ABOUT
not knowing what TO do with Themselves