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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

The best selected stock Of cloths and
cassimeres for custom-made clothing IS
at Reid 4 Bros, l5s Jefferson street. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

There is a little more activity in Exchange.
owing to the advance abroad in cotton. and the
probabilities of n movement Of cotton in this
market has made it easier. the rates being from
4 discount to par selling. and 4 premium buy
ing.
Money continues very close. but the probahil-
tiles are that it will be easier within few days
Uncurrent notes are quiet and firm at previous
quotations.
City scrip is in demand at the following rates.
viz: buying at 80 and selling at Sc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

Dowx THEY Go. Bill Heads elegantly
printed for fifteen dollars ream at the
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

PoLIcE COuRT.-There we're forty-hve
offenders before Commissioner Richards
this morning. TWenty-nine were fined
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

Lines lawns still continue to be sold
at IS cents per yard by Elson Bros, 2S7
Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LADIES hosiery and underwear, ele-
CANT assortment, at Mack Bros. Il
BONN 4, 26l Main street vs. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

DREss goods still continue TO be sold
at Is. 20 and Is cents per yard at Elson
Rros' 297 Main street I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

ABUSING. HIS WIFE.-T W. Packer
was fined ten dollars and cost in the 20
lice Court this morning for abusing his
wife ttif .ItIIHIr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

CoURr STREET EXTENDED Two cot
tage residences situated on Court street
extended between Orleans and Lauder
dale, will be sold at auction tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, by Monsarrat,
Lanier 4 Co. These are exceedingly
desirable to those who may be engaged
at or near the Memphis and Charleston
railroad depot. r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

PRESENTATION "A splendid gold watch
was presented to Miss Mary O'Gonnor
yesterday by Father Reardon = that
young lady having sold the largest num-
Der of tickets for the recent picnic in aid
of the building fund Of st. Patrick
Ohurob
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

The GRAND jury. = Elisha Roberts
was before Esquire Hall yesterday for
highway robbery. He preferred a SINH
lar charge against Clark Newsom, the
negro wounded by him. Both cases were
sent to the grand jury for their eonside-
ration
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

PiTrsBURa CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Bsanch Office
374 Main street-R. C. Hite, agent I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
n BioNpls outdoue at the. Good Ide,

BLoNpIN DUBUQUE Ut tpeei Uuou iuea'
SnAvEp ice makes the coolest, and
genuine fruit syrups and rich cream,
make the most delicious soda water in
the world. These are ouly to be obtained
in all their perfection at o Hara s Tenn
pie of Fancy, 66l Jefferson st. J
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

COMMON Law CoURT-THE CLARY
CAsE.-Sheriff Winters made the follow
ing return in the attachment issued to
arrest Gen. Clary for contempt of Court:
Game to hand on the nth of July,
1866" and proceeded at once with a
"posse comitatus" of the Metropolitan
Police to the steamboat Marble City,
living at the wharf in the port OF Mem,
phis. | found on inquiry and search,
by permission of the master of said
boat, that the defendant, Robt +. Clary,
was not on board. Gen. Bankhead, city
attorney, and attorney for said Clary,
was on board said boat and informed
me that could not get force enough to
arrest said Clary, / informed him to
bring Gen. Clary aboard and | would
arrest him. His reply was, that he
would not bring him aboard to be
mobbed by set Of negro thieves. i
proceeded to the bank Of the river OPP
posite the navy yard, and saw Gen.
Clary with file. Of United States sol
diers all armed with muskets, and Gen,
Bankhead with them | left my posse
and proceeded at once to Gen. Stone
mans Headquarters, and saw the Assis-
tant Adjutant General, Maj. Porter, who
asked me if this was The Duvall case /;
if so, he thought il was a military mat
ter altogether. Iapplied to him for .
force OF United States soldiers to assist
me in making the arrest informing him
that was unable TO make the arrest
without such assistance, as Gen. Clary
was strongly guarded. He told me to
make my application in writing. | did
so. He read it, and said he did not IN
derstand that had posse already
summoned. About this time word was
conveyed to me that the " Bart Able
had left, with Gen. Claryl on board, with
a guard Of United States regulars.
p. NJ WINTERS,
Sheriff Shelby County
lime Ii. 1866.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

BLEAcHED domestics still continue to
be sold at 10, 20 and Is cents per yard al
Elson Bros. 297 Main street. 7.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
EVERY night, Mile Carohsta, Good Idea

NoTIcE extraordinarily your dry
goods and shoes of A. W. Martin, 1888
Main street p.. 7
WHIPPlSG CHILDREN member of
the old police force named Mcfarland,
was before Commissioner Richards, this
morning, charged with striking two chill
dren Of office Joyce, OF the Metropolitan
Police He was fined ten dollars and
cost. He notified the Court that he
would appealthe case,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
Special Notices.

Ma A. G. CoorrR, musician, Good Idea,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
WANTS.

V,EACHER wANTED-AT THE HEBREW
branches of English and mathematics. Election
August 18th. Candidates win please apply to
III. GR0NAUEK,
jy13-3taw4w 334 Min street. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LADIES and children's shoes, cheaper
than e YER, at A. W. Mathis, 1913 Main
street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
TIE female Blondln at the Good Idea

COUNTRY merchants buying for cash,
will find great bargains at Elson Bros,
297 Main street. T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

MILE cARoLrsrA, at the Good Idea.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

GExTs furnishing goods, very cheap,
at A. W. Martins, 1893 Main sreet 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LACE points, of elegant design, a
Mack Bros & Bohm S, 26l Main 81. !
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LINEN handkerchiefs can be bought a
81 so per dozen at Elsou Bros.s 20
Main street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LATE PAPERs-We are under oblIga-
ton to Will Spickernagle, 1875 Poplar
street, for late papers, He keeps full
supply and receives them as quick as
"any other man.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

The rush to Eison Bros. great clear
ing out sale still continues. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

ia BED spreads, only So 80, at A. w
Martins, 1913 Main street F 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
CANDIDATES.

To the Citizens of Memphis.
GENTS THE TIME FIXED BY. THE
" charter for the election Of Mayor having
passed without an election, i now announce
to you that am still a candidate for the May
orally when the election does come Off
/ am, respectfully. your fellow citizeq,
je2S-te II ~. u: FEhhus,,.N:----
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

.
Printers AND Publishers, ArTESTIoNl
We would call the attention Of printers
to a new composition for rollers, which
promises to eclipse in very short time
the old style OF making them, which has
always been vexatious and expensive.
The new composition is made Of India
rubber and glue, and has many advan-
tages that will recommend II TO all de-
string to save trouble, time and expense,
chief of which are its strength, elasticity
and suction, and the fact that it will not
shrink, can be recast, has beautiful
face and will last ten times as long as
anything of the kind ever in use. 1t has
been used in this office for over year, is
now used by the principal offices in this
city, and has given general satisfaction,
thus justifying the many good qualities
claimed for it by its friends A roller
may be made from this composition in
half an hour II will keep FOR years in
any climate, and is in every respect so
vastly superior to any other article that
it cannot fail to recommend itself fully
on one fair, trial. The fact Of its suscep-
.tibihty of being recast and still retaining
all its good qualities is enough to con-
vince any one of the benefits that may be
derived from its use Mr.. Peter Tracy
is agent for the composition, and having
known him for number of years, we
will vouch for his faithful performance
of any contract. Any order addressed
to him at this office will receive prompt
a..on.;oa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
NEAT AND ELEGANT
-fefffI sd sfsW 'H
JOB PRINTING

w arait 1r siA,a i5a lia 'H
90 $500 AL Hi
fHF .4i 1861
l-t..4 H..'.ifarf. t. Nfua4' pr Hf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

LIZ. RUDE, the artistic cutter Of ST.
Louis, superintends the custom depart
ment of Reid h Bro, l5l Jefferson st. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17
$l5 90 PER REAM.
$40 TO $l5 PER REAM.

r-e BILLS LADING
BILLS LADING.
BILLS LADING,
BILLS LADING,
BILLS LADING,
BILLS LADIN9,
BILLS LADING,
BILLS LADING. .
BILLS LADING,
BILLS LADINa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

Louisville, Louisville 3lel
Anna, Cincinnati.
Princess, Little Rock. 80
Boats in Port.
Belle ST. Louis, Morning Star, North
west, Petrolia, Des Arc, Guidon, Com
mercial. at .a.Fs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

Coon IpEA-Mne Carolista nightly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-17

Mrs. Swipes! Mrs. Swipesl! Mrs Swipesll
Awake can'tyou wake unto sorrow;
I've the gripes I've the gripesll I've the
, 1866-07-08
FROM TENNE3SFE.

NcRrH IRiuta en4 Arrcats-t1'h0 1txlrn
Ne.A1nn Of Tho Lra re- - l'roelMt ttsns .
tim ur t1avrstlnr fsrosvniUsv--'r 4
Constitutional Amendments, tstr.
EAtmy,ttE. 1'cnn., .tuly 7.- -cou.,ttrAbiu oxcils.
!nrat prrval1. y fgftrrhee 10 ll,u fccont tiegta
fshs r., ',"l:: souof i'o o'ndsfs hass bean
+, s sss!a W.. a .sinx aSssum !hs 1eysHst Y .sn
uro,aplly y eaI'.i.!uu. W,!h Ii" aFasIy lid iii.
t0rIhiIc II ll,a rHt]tot. liz argut, mus II lvQ
tsa! yoit wall aGar III mind ta yUUe dct,harailan',
tonalIy ami Individually toy,l ID lae UaitsI
N!set. ~ a whale you rtpsesnnt A Alase. mott OF
whohs Eeopss "an, ln'o f'.s rahol|son. who rssstl
them Into tho IaId 10 n1ht as1l.s.t li,r National
Government, AMI levled war a1a1u.t tho United
alate, tof ioi,r teart, ana wrta nna!.Y conquered
snblusa,ed provinces, nj oily At the mercy Of tho
coEqn ror+ by rho lava Of war. TIM General Gov.
cEnmeut has The unAou ted night to proscrioo terms
!etms have been pr::cEtocd, ind pc now p1e.enisd
for sonr acceptance Or .e]eclso1. have
ere1y a.snuhncu that when they ne accepted your
their rcnik In Congress, and tho State at once be
reasonable! For ny owu part. they seem to me TO
made Necessary by tho result ot The REBELLION. Il
Is POW yonr proud privilege to restore our noble
old COMMONWEALTH 10 Ter ancient po,ftion Ia the
duty heretofore in deHanca Of The aansa aud de-
tuncsatton Of traitors. so am confident yoa will
do in Tic future, hcedless OF threats dictatIon
iron nny eourcc."
lie closcs BY calling attcltlon to the necessity
amending the Metropolitan Police Act. A. law.
tn IT. Practical workings. II Is found to be quite
toned The want o! an adequate remedy Il casc oil
1eiuta Of the county courts to lesy aud collect
TIE nces,saty reysnas to ds!y as e1pe,se. Of s1e
conbsE.tlou, 10 at7cst The opera:1ona oi the Com
mt*sioncEs b ,n;uuctfons and Wautou litigation.
Other otccts vii present thensclEes and Ii ia be
!evea will be eas{ly corrected. thorough per.
fcctIon Of The law i recommended.
Ar. CctI!rap. CONSERVATIVE Sen1toE. offered rc
solution that The 1cctla1ure atiourn atd not CONT
10 vo:c On The saudcat1on pt the Constitutional
amendment. for the rea.ou that onethird Of ths
statc u nat n presented. Laid On the t1ble-arcs
u; nays. G3.
Mr. 1fumbull's resolution 10 railfy uns rcfcuet
10 The Judiciary Committee.
The House Is yet without quorum.
, 1866-07-08

THO Heated Term-N atQtohd Matters
ifh' y f':.i' mJAce1lhneuua.

Tho Heated Tersm-natltoad Matters
=. '"' y - - mIAeellAneolls. t..
,,(spee.a! povpatea 10 tha chtearo Tribune =.
,,. 49,, 49, 1t. r4uL, July 7.
: We hre enjoying the heated term, tho ,hermoma.
tfr IauxtnR from Is to 100 In the pbade.
The ST. Paus & lac,ne Railroad received no dan.
aae b! the eollttion on 1hussaa5, and Il running
I'LL r1rht a. usual. ="
A. lead Of caFs and locomotives fos the Central
Valley Road came up BY the boat yesterday. The
zap nom this city to MENDOZA IL being rapidly
closed up and cars Will reach tho oppo ie eitts Of
The river in a ftw weeks. ::
- A propot,rtont ts nourcd 10 chnure the market
horse 1uio echoo hujldtng, to euhpfy the place Of
JtnesFon School, which wns burned last week :
In response TO inquiries, senior Norton writes
mat there IL little probability OF the bill equallzuv
eountie. pn<tinr Courrtss this session. :.
boy By The name ot .Gl1mors Mclaughlin vas
killed at AIoEa On tho Fourth, By The bursting Of
hnsket. He loaded the Euu With powder md
then olaced In heary charge q sand4 nftef when
M sis he'd ed ana then :dlsehaEed It The tnuskst
buItt win 4 fearful explosion. fearing the stock
and barrel 10 Qtoms. Itcial1s crushing young Nc
tauc bins head. and dashtn9 his hrntns 10 the
tfour : BE uith fu few hoHfs nftrr the accident
1t1s sald that ihe 20 bug il doing great uam-
s9e.to lhe growing csop in Dodge and adjoining
caup1iee. Some pa'chcs have been totally dcs:
, 1866-07-08

The Patriotic Position Of Hon. Hiatt II.
CnFIentFr-A. JotluAneasa Frtcnds-
Catching Tartar-The *sRreno and
Bntter,s Com m1ttcc.
: Especial Despatch to tho Chicago T.lbune.l
= = 3lAn1'oS. Wis, duly Z.
The action Of Matt. Il. Carpenter, 80 wctt known
a. ch,tl among the War DemoeKa'e of this S,ate.
anu never fully identified with he u ion pasty. IN
heartily endorsing tho Congressional plan OF recon.
etSncsion, Il regarded Al mott important tiqn Of
the times. All ei4ns indicate that the Unlon Party
Till be much mode strengthened BY snch 5.ions
Il an. Weakened by" dcsertlont. 'Johpeon's dsm
trends are daily losing heast in hia cause.
ii has leaked out tL3t Mr. c. l.. ehoes, Of Nil.
Wnukee. Chief FnRleman OF The Bread and But
tct party or THE STATE. recently requested OF Gen.
rfatn, one Of our hrases: toIaler. formerly Col
enel Of the Twent1e.h Kirlnent. to allow the OF
hit name Is nne OF the Comu,tiee TO call John.
C0n. eGti0n IN tbls State. The offer Was fpurned
vith indignation. The rAmes Of gentlemen 10 be
sssoc]steu with him were General, ontgotnerY. on
The Copcatheat stnte ttckrt Last fall! Major Aorp1n
/. EArflr, q. II. Wa,k.r. j. j. pca*e, aud Billy
Williams. II Il not known whether they hare con.
eepifo 10 ihe use Of the1t nancs Or nat.
Tie weather here u very fnim, and favorable to
GROW 1uE CfUps.
, 1866-07-08
tsolIcr OF .horr asutY hhs ettidtd Ihat non, ,bs
4. oI 'ty aa'll ta:dsy, 'ao.s o.oss uF't psy iii

tso,Ier Of .ho T. asptT hia eteidtd That non. .bs
Nx.'t,is
,... !, 9RARlaIT NOT, Ia, g
WAanusa7ox. July 7.-Tho wosshar hsrs n shs
wtfntst known for 4Orao TeAn. Tao slhsf monster
stands al 100 dsQfses in Tho hhadn. Naver4! eaYtA
pt tuh Rtsokq bare OCCURRED, OPS psoYIn9 fatAl.
:, -, aEAftkQR pr RAykAsIkA rAut utIuku.' II
Tho lHs<tiasnttf Learnt tha. raymaster Panlding
hss been 5cund Rntlts Of tho chhrkea preferred
sgaus. him sep,oueed TO be et,hlsrdd. aid Ia pay
:. . COTTON Fnox CALIFORNIA.
~ The COMMITTEES on Agriculture hasl Just received
Asmpfts Of cotton {roui Il. u. Dunn, pf- Han Fron-
cDeo, California. Ono II shmnle OF Fani'aErown
et'ton tsom sts l,lsnd .esd. The quantity raised
Which ws* exported TO Francs aud Royland. The
o'hcr sample II Of California. grown m Los Anra.
lot county. br L'stngrtou & chester, who elnaed
some 70, o,ooo pouDds.
ELL ArTHoyED. ..
The KAnsas brn1ch OF the pac!de Railroad yes-
fctLny trIumphed In ttcunnR the tisna.ure OF tho
Eosd MP the hmoky Hill road to Denver -Cny, and
10 allow the callfor1ia end 10 he bnt castHatl!.
l+dyy pres turt IVES brought 10 h.at to deleat
II, and tceurc 'he vc.o, but they all tailed.
= TUE FnEEpNES's nuEEAr X TENNESSEE.
E. W.e1nTa7o:s: Ju,y 7.5uene1al f,sk; co.nmts:
taye hc has clo*ru al the medical embellishments
Of the nustau in that State. and intends 10 cesse
1.Rnug Eatsons, cxetpt in case: Of The greatest u-
ce.elt;. -
In a eomunn!eat,on 10 1he Cashier Of the IA.
tiot.l Rank of Kingston, New York, says l: has
no, hitherto been -uppo.ed tha, my. b INK Woul3
clam, TO be SLOWED . rrducr from III deposit: The
sn,ourt If tir pyetdr,lts In the sutust due tom
o,her banks, virtually oserdsas., !. -
, 1866-07-08


NV YORK. Jal5 s.-At the meeting OF the Cham.
ber Of Commerce In nehalF tho Portland sufferers.
Nr. 4. a. Low presided, and Col. Elliott T. Shtp-
herd acted "a secretary. On m~.tuu uE -NuEeB Il.
Erinnel1. 4 COMMITTEE Of twenty vas appointed
to coittc. subscriptions. Capt. Soyes tanonEced
10 tic meeting thAt himself and others had already
collected &, 600. and forw1rded 1t TO Portland.
The Board Of Health and Quarantine Comufs-
tlonefs hare determined to temort ttelf buildings
frem segutn'. Point to West Bank.
DosroS. July 1.-THE meeting at the Exchange
in aid Of Portland. was targelJ attended By our
leaaing men Mator Lincoln psesided Bn:f
treceaes sppsa!ibg to the sympashy Of 81 onr e!.
wrft adoptsd, pledglne the unsettng and The com.
unty 10 do al they can TO allcya'c TIC sulet1ngs
4ntailid upnn the people OF Portland by tho terri
bic vlstataon Of nre. committee Of c1Ehty promi-
neut citizens wrTe appointed 10 receive sub:cs,p:
tdore, and t.ke other measures to extend practical
a d. Tho Mayor being ehs!tnan Of the committee.
AAEaon, Me-, JniJ IA pnb'lc meettng was
held hcft last evcn!og, TO s1ke measures fot the
lid Of the Portland sufferers. Tho Mnyot pre~5d-
10, and the principal d''rcns were present. <7.eoo
WIRE 11t.ed. and committee appointed TO Ezisa
morr. II was voted 10 eend E1o,060 this morning.
, 1866-07-08
FROM CINCINNATI.

ANommIafec to EIaunIue and Report on
the a'"utavfltc and Portland Canaa--A
snst AEainAt the City fur Neglect
Money Loa&-Hot Weather.
CtsclSNA71, July IA committee nom the
nnan sef y! Commerce. q! this city, cnnsis1tn9 Of
nIa ncneoaote Iook. r N. Bishop, VIM. Hooper. WIN:
naohtto make IN examination OF iho Lo11sytlie and
fofHod taatl. snd frport The amount It will take.
aps the time It Will consume, to eou;leta The ~otk
tbree-fol ribs aone. and viii bc Competed a. aoon
n fnnds arc forthcoming. -7
Heestt. ). !. cetpca:rr snd Dr. Wheeler have
made claim aSlnet the city lor $4,000 damages
tsttsined bT the buEnitr Of ,heir ntidencos On
Ohio ascnut. On the Fourth. tbe fri department.
haT'nr failed to appear On the spol.
= A won,ar. named Mon 'Griaho. Jcsttr}sY lost on
the slrct = e5v IN compound tniclcs: no,e1, aud
can obtain no trace Of them.
!, Yesterday md t. day hare been tht hottest oi
The a.Aaou. The thermometer stands No.
, 1866-07-08
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA,

Conflict Of Authority-&ov.O OR Endor-
res the Philadelphia Couveh htton. and
Crses the Eieciion VI South Carolina
DclegMtcs+
cuAnIEs7oS, July 7.-Gen. sicslcs refnsed to
comply with writ Of ha6s1s corpus IN fayot OF
foMc prisoners nt E:suf Flnckney undct seutsncc
OF death. On the ground that the pFitoncrs wcze
eonrctcd by court martial Of the ardst Of thten
futpe1dcd In South la1ollna., Judge D,5ap o.
dcred IN attachment to ltsue against Sfckles Tor
contempt Oi court. Il Il made retaIu shie Tues-
day.
Governor On has deltytred IN sddress to the
people Of South Carolina, in which he heartily
prove. Of tie OBJECT Of the proposed Philadelphia
tcnsrns1ou, and urges the tmmc6la'e election Of
DELEGATES 1oa State Convention Al Columbia, Au-
gust tst. to appolui delegates The Gpvetnot eayt:
There IL NOT principle Of the atdrese to which
South CaIollna cannot subscribe In honor and with
etnccrtty.''
Eighty ulnc thousArd md eiehteen bales Of cot
leu wrsr exported ftrm Savannah 10 Europe dut1nx
the year ending june 30th.
, 1866-07-08

A Fart TounH ~ All In 6rrlous Trouble
1hc Nntlos,nt sAn1orbund-Trot otsino
ltnccA-Ctvlt flights Tcst Casc-Lpad
Otc-Rcsvard for scoundrc1.
Lop,sytI1x, Jut5 IA youne man, named lien.
r, itull b. tnGAns Of ladder nutefed tht house nf
Nf. Cha.3es Arnold through ~ open window Aud
pbfniptd Tho keys 10 htp coal of!lee aud tafc. md
fohb<t Tho iAttfr oi slx hundred dollar ID Ssrcn
Thtrnrp, lie then ven. 70 jcdcgsorsl!lc and got
them caebtd et lbe First Natioual bank. fsusurd
spu xtpl 10 house Of III iauar on Aayctte ttrrct.
NhcTp BE- wns sprnd1ng h,* money freely on hls
mittfrs :. anu wis thetn af1r,tcd and TMr' Of Tho
mopey trcov~scd. 1hi. care cxc1lrs coa.laorah.e
eaciier,en,. ~ young Hull III. hufr,o,oru horne
cood character and Il 10 only cue Of ulauy attnilAf
refrti occuF7rnerA Nhers sa,biooahlc psott!'u'cs,
iii, 10 tho most s,Sn,h and extraraeant nsanus!
hare worked The ruin OF youug men Of good land
irc Bull will get ten rcard hard !tbos In TIA Fen
tfFnlIafy.
by The civ Council. 10 Aid IN preparation Of the
Rtrst kal1onal Sngelhund. was paid 10 the Com
mi,tta Of Arrangements to daJ.
;, Tbs etand tFottluG races at Woodl2En courte
W,u commepes On Monday. The pQstea s1nount to
, 1866-07-08

Removal of Quarantine Rut1dIn=s-Ar"
rtAt IT CoGnlerIelterA-Rrem Co Mexieo-
Funr ship Loads Of muzsnou+-tsen.
TSutfcr. ar.

Removal Of Quarantine Rut1d1n-s-'%f"
rtat IT CoGnlerIelterA-Fren mex'eo-'
Fanr ship Loads Of murmous-s.en.
Kutlcr. dc, .>-
NEW Yonx, duly 7.-Tha tomm,rcla:s sr1sia!
tays the parties concerned In 9es!lng np aao;
New York, lave been atfeated tn ttahlmofe. Una
OF them IS Chaslty Sands, M Accomplished -fp2o-
,stteIs, 1ootnes W.T. n;dsr aas W,,oa ons9 we
on then @ are lettcfed "a !" and mostly numbered
The Herntdrs Mexican correspondents. sutstea
and TAmptco, 10Th, coes to show thas tho HEX.
can reople vcre hecou1ng mora And more nuised
The Imperial tosccf, French snf rau'o hsd sna.
fuined number Of dcea.t OF greater or ea!seve1.
tfy IN the dclh, AID the canse OF Macmillan wa&
hra sHaRy ss s.e Of Dnb u.
lennon: The a1r1tcau tabatsit psoeatn,ecN
.hceg that an understanding had been come 10 p 5e.
A. n
President, the United States Cabinet holding is.eN
ready 10 nrptnvs Of the esensnalit1es affaa4 @ mom
tie change ot Executive. Ths Hbcrala. wno Hcse
inhned win this idea did pat entertain e9Sa m
ippllstr cot hdoncc IN Nr. seNafd's E.a1esa,p q
they did eone mouths ago. santa Anna, y saia. 10
uhat form he uaay oo presented.
The cifJ OF Iampico xns closely heate9co ~
The Liheral fotce., VINO hsd made 9ashinK attack.
riding into the ycTy ftrecls of the place at one
Dese.,ions from tbs Imperial 10 The Ibs,al
Tie idea ot anne1atlon 10 the United states was
niue1y tprea1 In the Liberal ranks.
Major Vuu Dc Gsadtn, an ex officer ol the sixty-
S'na tur'ed Wib % con.iders5ie pomp By The Gesusa.
and Americans IN Mexico CITY, a yery 9i;ndly
feeling was expressed towards the United stales
Tie fever had co6tidesab1y abatcd 10 Vera Cruz.
letter from General Af'amonfe, MaI!mi!lau'e